Dinner Dates

**barcode** · 28-12-14, 15:20

I'm on the look-out for a dinner date,
Any suggestions?
Do's & dont's from someone with experience?

**funlover12** · 28-12-14, 15:37

try a half hour meeting first maybe? 3hrs is a long time for awkward silences, and of course dont get too personal unless...actually dont. period.

600 is alot to spend going in blind

**Nationwide** · 28-12-14, 16:08

If your good fun and want to have a good laugh as well as great feckin ride...
Dublin 2
Rebecca,Erika,Aida....in no particular order...
Fabulous gorgeous women.

**Elizaparkeruk** · 28-12-14, 16:43

A dinner date is a relaxed opportunity to buildup a little connection before the main event. You and the person in question, get to know each other, flirt, tease and slowly simmer. I personally love them. However you can not enjoy this type of experience with everyone as people differ. By reading the forum posts and profile of the girls you should get a little feel of their personality. Hope this helps.

**zoozoozoo** · 28-12-14, 19:30

A great way to spend an evening BUT not if its your first meeting with the lady ,as suggested already best to have an "ordinary" appointment first

**Lerxst** · 28-12-14, 19:55

You definitely want to meet the lady first - to see if you hit it off and can have a nice conversation. Then do a dinner date, but I would suggest having your "fun" first, then go for dinner, as this could be much more relaxing.

**Wakka Wakka** · 28-12-14, 20:07

I had a fantastic dinner date with a lady I've known for years just before Christmas. Despite the fact that we had to change the time of the date at short notice it was a fantastic afternoon.

It's great to spend time with an affectionate, exciting woman, and a bit of a thrill to do so in a public space.

But I would agree with some of the other posters, it's definitely a good idea to know the lady beforehand as you could find things drying up very quickly if you aren't compatible

**funlover12** · 28-12-14, 20:12

like I said before, short booking first, but that turns a 600 to a 700+ appointment you say? well......consider it insurance for not losing the 600

cause thats gonna sting a whole lot more than the 100 'wasted' insurance

**NoBrain2** · 28-12-14, 20:13

Chew with your mouth closed and don't talk with your mouth full

**wolfie** · 28-12-14, 20:14

Originally Posted by barcode

I'm on the look-out for a dinner date,
Any suggestions?
Do's & dont's from someone with experience?

DO ........... have a great time

DONT ......... expect to go Dutch !!!!!!!!

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