Movie stub

[jrf]

Hey all,

I heard from someone that they still had the movie ticket stub from their first date, so romantic and a symbol of love.

Now I know most of the same rules apply with dating and love where ever you are but also know when there is a difference of cultures a few more things need to be considered.

That being said...when did you know that your Dominicano/a love was true?
When you truly felt that the 'movie stub' was of more interest than the visa or car.

[AnnaC]

I knew it was true love when my Dominicano landed in Canada and didn't run off the other way


Oh wait is this a serious question?

Not sure if I understand. The movie stub was more important than the visa or car? You're kidding right? Girls do the movie stub saving thing but if you ask a guy he'll take the car or visa or both if offered.

Sorry if I don't get your question maybe someone else will jump in now and save me,

[Berzin]

When she did'nt charge me when we saw each other outside of the massage parlor!!!!

[Celt202]

Saving the online receipt from the first Western Union payment......

That's romantic!

[vince1956]

Originally Posted by Berzin

When she did'nt charge me when we saw each other outside of the massage parlor!!!!

Tickets in Korea are for the most part universally priced, so it costs no more to buy a ticket in a Seoul multiplex than it does at provincial theaters. General admission tickets rose to 7,000 won in early 2001, roughly $5.50 at the present (Dec '01) exchange rate. Special discounts are often given for early-morning shows, or to students and seniors. Foreigners buying tickets to Korean films will often receive a warning from ticket sellers ("This is a Korean movie! It's not in English!").http://images.google.co.uk/imgres?im...YA:en%26sa%3DX

[jrf]

Wow, okay....s l o w l y now.

What I meant was...when did you know you were truly loved for who you were and not for what you had/had to offer?
Duh-I'd take the car too - but the dream would be to have someone say they want to be with you because of who you are and not just for the visa.

Same question as always here but wanted a different slant to it.

(I want fish n chips now) lol

[badpiece33]

Originally Posted by jrf

Hey all,

I heard from someone that they still had the movie ticket stub from their first date, so romantic and a symbol of love.

Now I know most of the same rules apply with dating and love where ever you are but also know when there is a difference of cultures a few more things need to be considered.

That being said...when did you know that your Dominicano/a love was true?
When you truly felt that the 'movie stub' was of more interest than the visa or car.

When she went home and never asked for money

[badpiece33]

Originally Posted by Berzin

When she did'nt charge me when we saw each other outside of the massage parlor!!!!

Actually that means you are just good friends!!! She loves you when she starts a fight with the other massage girls when you get a massage from someone other than her.

[badpiece33]

Originally Posted by vince1956

Tickets in Korea are for the most part universally priced, so it costs no more to buy a ticket in a Seoul multiplex than it does at provincial theaters. General admission tickets rose to 7,000 won in early 2001, roughly $5.50 at the present (Dec '01) exchange rate. Special discounts are often given for early-morning shows, or to students and seniors. Foreigners buying tickets to Korean films will often receive a warning from ticket sellers ("This is a Korean movie! It's not in English!").http://images.google.co.uk/imgres?im...YA:en%26sa%3DX

What in the name of God are you talking about, Vince??????? Put the bottle down buddy.

[Kyle]

i wish my first dominican girlfriend would have gave me a stub...but that was like a gazillion girlfriends ago...LOL