Dating Profile Headline of the Day
24
Did you enjoy the TV show ‘24‘ last night? That Jack Bauer, what a hero. I’ve been a fan since the first ‘day’ eight years ago and the stories, the ‘hours’ keep me well entertained. I’m certainly looking forward to tonight’s 2 hours of the continued events.
Did you also catch some of the ‘Golden Globes‘? I didn’t. I think that there are too many awards shows already, like the ribbon giving of a grade school sports day, everyone gets a ribbon. Everyone wins. Humbug.
I think that they type of movies and television you watch can tell a great deal about your character, about how much escapism you need to relax by. Adventure, romance, sex, titillation, etc.
I’ll leave the complete psychoanalysis to the appropriate agencies but there is something to what you watch and consume, don’t you think?
These subjects also make for great coffee cooler talk, television shows that is. So watch, be entertained, and try to remember a bit of the story for tomorrow, so you have something fun to talk about.
Today’s suggested headline is exactly this, talk about the show or movie you watched last night, so post this:
“Did you catch xxx last night? What do you think about what happened to xxx?”
(Replace the ‘xxx’ with the appropriate names/events.)
Have a great day!
Dating Profile Headline of the Day
Cleaning kitty
If you read Saturday’s post you’ll be happy to know that I totally caved and did not clean my office as planned. It’s a mess and I do plan on trying to like it more.
Ugh… such a sad defeat. LOL
This is how life goes… plans are made, and all good intentions become cast aside.
And life goes on, either planned or unplanned.
From this we need to understand that it’s important to be able to “roll with the punches” and “take things in stride”.
For today this is the headline I suggest you post to show off your great positive attitude:
“I can hang in with the best of them“.
Have a great day!
Mate1.com – Three things you need to know
Three things you need to know about the dating service Mate1.com
1. When you first arrive you will start on a page that uses sophisticated geo-targeting so you can begin your tour with a search of local profiles. Along with the search results, and you should get several hundred profiles of local singles in your area at the minimum (if you don’t then comment on this post and let’s take a closer look). You do have to become at least a free member at this point. Bet you didn’t know that!
2. I highly suggest the 72 hour $1.95 membership. This will give you 72 hours to start messaging dozens of interesting members before you decide to become a monthly premium member.
3. Besides having more than 18 million members (this total includes all members that have logged into their accounts at least once in 60 days) the biggest feature Mate1.com is their instant chat. But, you have to be a premium member to chat, so you can still send free flirts to women or men members you like.
Why would I suggest Mate1.com as a great dating service for you to join?
Simple: With 18 million members many will be local to you and meeting interesting members is almost guaranteed, it’s worth the $49.95 a month to send messages to the friendly members that you find interesting as well as spending some time in some one-on-one chats with online members. Get dates here, because this is where men and women find themselves online meeting and moving quickly to real world dates!
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Dating Profile Headline of the Day
My chaotic office
Today I will not be working too hard, but I will be in my office.
Despite it being January, and the fact that I am surrounded by mounds of snow taller than myself, I am in the mood for some spring cleaning. Mainly because I am also surrounded by boxes, files and a lot of technology that needs to be updated and accounted for, as you can see in the picture.
So, while my thoughts will be with you, the heady dating person, I will be cleaning up. A clean office brings order to chaos.
I could use some order, chaos is only fun for so long. LOL.
So, for today, this is my suggestion for your funny headline:
“I can rhyme when I have time but space is small and I will….”
Have a great day!
Friday’s Conversation Topics
Here you are, this week’s conversation topics from recent news.
Everyone loves a great conversationalist and recent news headlines are the right topics to share!
1. Blippy.com debuts. Share your purchases with the world, and your friends, and be the consummate consumer. Seriously, enter your credit card details, your debit card, and let Blippy post your purchases online for all the world to see. Seriously.
2. Tragedy in Haiti. Can you even fathom tens of thousands dead? Have you donated to the appeal for help?
3. China attacks Google and the world. Or something. Should we be concerned? Will the Internet ever be the place for a free, safe exchange of information, as it has always been hoped to be? Will software companies ever really be up to the challenge of keeping us safe?
4. Vancouver Olympics. Terrorist threats start to be taken seriously. But will there be snow? Weather experts aren’t so sure.
5. Need to carry a six-pack around with ease? This is the answer, with pic.
Dating Profile Headline of the Day
Cute as a bunny
I want you to think about how you use online dating and what your expectations are.
Are you being realistic? Is it possible that love is just a click or two away?
I hope you’re being realistic and that, yes, you can find love online. It might even be hiding behind the next dating service banner.
So let’s hope for some magic and post an awesome profile that will bring the love of your life, or of next weekend, your way. So post this:
“Yes, I have always been cute!”
Have a great day!
How to complete the “Description” essay question in an online profile
How to complete the “Description” essay question in an online profile.
Many people are absolutely flummoxed when it comes time to complete the “Description” essay question about yourself.
They write things like taking walks on a beach, what they like to do on holiday (like anyone gets a real holiday these days and not a “staycation”) and other such dribble.
Not interesting at all, not a single word of it. And moreover, these types of answers come off as complete dribble bordering on lies, completely uninteresting and unattractive.
Go ahead, read some “Descriptions” in the dating service of your choice, just search for a person like you and do some reading, I’ll wait.
What you saw and read was garbage, tripe and unattractive strings of words that didn’t take you anywhere, right?
The real idea behind this “Description” (some sites may call it “Info” or something close) is for you to reveal parts of your life that you enjoy on a regular basis. If you’re unsure, or think your life not worth writing about that way, take a moment and follow what I say next:
Write down on a piece of paper two days of your weekly life. One day might be about the work you do, how you get there, and what you do after work, what your usual things are that you do after work, your home chores, whatever you do on that day.
The second day should be maybe a weekend day, or another day off from work, and what you do on that day. Sleeping in, chores, shopping, hanging out with friends, whatever.
The goal here is to personalize as much as possible the regularness of your life, so you are seen as a real person in your online dating profile.
Remember, you’re not being judged, you’re being “introduced”.
You now have the skills to complete your profile better and more confidently write about yourself when asked by your choice of dating service to talk about yourself.
Best of luck!
Your Privacy, Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg
Facebook.com privacy?
Dear Mr. Zuckerberg,
Anyone over 30 will tell you that their lives are private. Even celebrities that live in the spotlight seek personal and private time for themselves.
Why? Because, as the social creatures that we humans are, we like also to be in control.
And our basic type of control is in what we share about ourselves, because, we believe, that what we deem to be personal and private ought to stay that way.
Now comes along a guy in charge of a very large company, with millions of members that “share” their private stuff with friends by using this guy’s online social website.
Certainly we use this site (and many other sites like it as well) to exchange messages, as well as daily events, with our friends there. We do so under the guise that no matter what, if we want certain aspects of our lives to remain private then we want to have control over the information that is made available about ourselves. Now and at any time in the future, as we see fit.
We shouldn’t have to ask, beg or plead for this type of control, it should be offered freely and respectfully to us.
But you, Mark Zuckerberg, head of Facebook.com, a social website with more than 350 million members, doesn’t see the privacy and the personal control issue this way.
Watch the video:
The norm for posting things on the web has been, and likely will always be, that as soon as you publish it, it’s there forever.
However, this is contrary to the privacy laws of many countries and as a private company Facebook.com walks a very fine line with their privacy policy and the access/denial and post/unpublish controls that members have over what they themselves post as public/private content.
Mark Zuckerberg would have us believe that their are more people that feel that there should be no privacy controls whatsoever for online social services (as if that was the beginning and the end of the privacy issue concerning a private person publishing content to their “own” pages) and that everything should be public. Period.
Mr. Zuckerberg, I ask you to maintain, if not improve, the controls that members have to protect the personal information that they post on your social business website and turn yourself around from believing that many people want the world to operate in a different way.
Certainly there are millions of people (generally under the age of 30) that do not quite grasp the reality of what privacy really means. They do not understand how the Internet will follow them for the rest of their lives. They have yet to see the challenges of information being used against them, like some totalatarism machine that is about to be awoken.
Yes, everyone is Googling everyone else. We search Facebook.com as well as many other online social services to get the “honest story” of someone’s life, maybe someone we have just met, maybe an employment candidate.
People should be in charge of what they publish as much as possible, not as little as possible. And that should extend into the future just as copyright protects books from being unfairly republished and/or the rights of the author stripped away before legally permissable.
Mr. Zuckerberg, reverse your stand, rethink your position.
Or within 5 years we will see the implosion of Facebook.com because of the now very real personal information danger spot it will become.
Regards,
Robert Lee
Dating Profile Headline of the Day
Hope and promise
Along with life and love we often also suffer loss and tragedy. So it was with Haiti and my heart goes out to the victims and their families. Many thousands never to again feel life and love.
We have life, we owe our future life and love to the past, to those that will not have life and will not love again.
For every step we have taken we have a debt to ourselves to improve our lot in life, and to bring love into the world in whatever capacity that we can.
So we look towards the future, with a smile and a raised heart. With hope and promise.
The dating profile headline for today, my suggestion for you is this:
“I do have hope and promise for the future”.
Have a great day!
How to reply to an incomplete dating ad
Meeting online is easy!
One of three things usually happens:
1) You skip by them, despite the initial attraction to their photo or headline, a little sadder by their lack of detail of themselves;
2) You send them a message, describing yourself, trying hard to be interesting to them, as you guess (fantasize) how they might be attractive to you;
3) You send them a short message, saying “Hi” wondering if they will reply or not.
The real way to send a message to someone that hasn’t completed their profile or answered all the profile questions, is to ask them the same questions that they didn’t answer in your email.
By doing this you aren’t being pushy or nosy, you’re simply asking questions about what most other members have already answered.
As well, you are giving this person, who initially seems attractive or interesting to you, the opportunity to meet you.
And that is a very special opportunity indeed!
photo credit: Didi90
Hump Day’s Motivational Picture
The door
Every day we take a chance that our next step will lead to a step after. We can really never know what is going to happen next, life is like game of chance… and we bet our futures, our lives on it all the time.
So plan ahead, for anything and everything, and let’s hope to meet here again.
