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**Mitch** · 20th November 2003, 12:16

If all goes to plan I will be going back to school in Petone

have my interview down there on Sat morning. Not sure about living yet, am just playing it by ear at the moment, see if I get accepted first. Sounds like a great way to spend Jan!!!! Good on you for understanding the importance of Metallica

**matthewt** · 20th November 2003, 13:07

Originally posted by Mitch
If all goes to plan I will be going back to school in Petone

Oh well, there goes the neighbourhood

**Mitch** · 20th November 2003, 14:15

It's OK Mathewt

I'm nowhere near as bad as they all say I am

**Slim** · 20th November 2003, 14:32

Or so she'd have you believe!

**merv** · 20th November 2003, 19:13

Originally posted by Mitch
If all goes to plan I will be going back to school in Petone;

What you going to study?

**Kwaka-Kid** · 21st November 2003, 15:15

bikes bikes and more bikes.

**Mitch** · 24th November 2003, 08:39

Motorcycle Mechanics for a couple of years

Tis getting to expensive paying these men to rebuild my engine everytime I blow it up

**SARGE** · 4th August 2005, 10:05

Originally Posted by Slim

I'd normally agree, but when the younger party is still in his teens, he's in a very different place financially, careerwise & in general outlook on life.

I remember what it was like at that age, and through into my early twenties: work was a necessary evil so that weekends could be fully enjoyed, parties & gatherings of friends were regular and "responsibility" was a dirty word.

(SARGE looks at Slim's Profile and decides to look her up next time he's in BOP)

**vifferman** · 4th August 2005, 10:26

Originally Posted by SARGE

(SARGE looks at Slim's Profile and decides to look her up next time he's in BOP)

She's already involved with "The Man".

**Beemer** · 4th August 2005, 11:13

Good luck - and don't forget the WIMA rallies - that's where I picked up my husband six years ago! He and his mates used to go along in the vain hope of picking up chicks - and for years it worked! The year I met him, three other guys in his club hooked up with WIMA women/girls but he's the only one to keep his.

WIMA has women of all ages - when I was a member in Wellington there were teenagers right through to grandmothers - take your pick!

I tried doing car maintenance, etc. in the hope of finding men when I was single, but most classes were filled with women who had the same idea! You could try cooking classes - even if you don't find anyone there, you will pick up some useful skills for when you do find a partner!

It is a good idea to try and find a woman who is into bikes too, because then if it turns serious she won't make you sell your bike to buy the engagement ring. My other half was always getting people asking if I was going to make him sell his bikes once we were married - as if! I even bought a new bike on our honeymoon!

**Eurygnomes** · 4th August 2005, 11:41

I

being single. Maybe it's only because it's recent...but man...I get to do what I want, when I want it. I never have to think about 'checking in' about who's cooking dinner, what time we'll be home etc. It's GREAT! It means at 5:30, when someone sends a text saying "got work drinks, come and gate crash", I can go without hesitation (after taking Gem home first of course).

Yay for singleness.

Oh - and this was one 'resurrected' thread Sarge!!!!

By the way...I'm anticipating meeting a man with enough moolah that he can afford a bike AND an engagement ring Beemer!!!

Hope truly does spring eternal (especially since I pull in a decentish (given I work for crown) salary myself...it's a hard road finding someone who can cope with me!)!

**Lucyloo** · 4th August 2005, 12:22

Looks like we need to get Aunty Riff Raff to start up her "introduction service" again.
There seems to be quite a few single like minded people on this site that need a helping hand to get together!