Best spot to meet single straight women?

laura · June 2006

alafairnadia wrote: [quote=quijibo]so wait. :shock: we still haven't listed the top places to meet lovely single women
my vote is cast for:

#1 Prospect Park

#2 bottom of glass.

Seconding #2.

armchair_warrior · June 2006

laura wrote: [quote=alafairnadia][quote=quijibo]so wait. :shock: we still haven't listed the top places to meet lovely single women
my vote is cast for:

#1 Prospect Park

#2 bottom of glass.

Seconding #2. :)this board is full of alky's. no wonder the meets are at bars

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laura · June 2006

armchair_warrior wrote: this board is full of alky's.

I prefer "fun-loving, indoorsy type"

anonymous · June 2006

Flexichick, another home remedy that should help clear all the snot out of you. Its an old Trinidadian remedy that a friend passed on to me.

Get a small ginger root, cut it up and boil it in water with one lime (peeled and quartered). Strain and sweeten with sugar/honey to taste. Drink like you would any tea.

You'll feel the first sip burn a hole in the mucus, the second will feel like you deposited an altoid in your sinuses, and by the third, you should be okay.

laura · June 2006

Ginger is a wonderful thing.

armchair_warrior · June 2006

laura wrote: [quote=armchair_warrior]this board is full of alky's.

I prefer "fun-loving, indoorsy type"omg i'm so gonna steal that line

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stacey · June 2006

Do what my single friends do - they have a "singles only" happy hour where each single person must bring another single friend with them. They have met some really nice guys/girls and made a lot of new friends.

steve · June 2006

I think my chief complaint in life just became the lack of open bar singles events in prospect park.

armchair_warrior · June 2006

im gonna make a tshirt thats says"single" for sale, will work for peanuts!

steve · June 2006

I've always wanted to make a shirt that said, "Welcome To Park Slope - Dog, Baby, or Same Sex Partner Required For Residency"

zulumimi · June 2006

steve wrote: I've always wanted to make a shirt that said, "Welcome To Park Slope - Dog, Baby, or Same Sex Partner Required For Residency"

Hey, now, I've been a resident for 9 years and I don't have any of the above (at least no kids "that I know of"

).

I do, however, have a yoga mat and an SUV. Think that will work for residency?

laura · June 2006

Flexichick wrote: [quote=steve]I've always wanted to make a shirt that said, "Welcome To Park Slope - Dog, Baby, or Same Sex Partner Required For Residency"

Hey, now, I've been a resident for 9 years and I don't have any of the above

I think some of us slipped in before the border patrols were instituted.

The day I noticed this place going in around the block from me I realized that the South Slope is becoming more Real Park Slope:
http://www.mydogsden.com/

armchair_warrior · June 2006

Flexichick wrote: [quote=steve]I've always wanted to make a shirt that said, "Welcome To Park Slope - Dog, Baby, or Same Sex Partner Required For Residency"

Hey, now, I've been a resident for 9 years and I don't have any of the above (at least no kids "that I know of"

).

I do, however, have a yoga mat and an SUV. Think that will work for residency?i think i seen tons of little flexi's runing around. could those things be yours :shock:

steve · June 2006

Flexichick wrote: [quote=steve]I've always wanted to make a shirt that said, "Welcome To Park Slope - Dog, Baby, or Same Sex Partner Required For Residency"

Hey, now, I've been a resident for 9 years and I don't have any of the above (at least no kids "that I know of"

).

I do, however, have a yoga mat and an SUV. Think that will work for residency?

I'm um...flexible on the issue. How are you feeling by the way? I have to start with the yoga again next month, but man do I hate yoga.

iseedeadpeople · June 2006

I still feel like crap, although I got a lot of good tips (thanks, everybody).

I bought some congee stuff in Chinatown today - paid for it and forgot the bag in the store :evil:

I love yoga, but I haven't been able to go in a week and a half.

Signed,
NotSoFlexiChick

alafairnadia · June 2006

dude, congee is a total cold fix!

community relations das office · June 2006

"Dude" .....I totally spazzed out and left it on the counter. Also some bean stuff.

Anybody know where I can buy these Chinese beans locally? Or how about some Congee?

armchair_warrior · June 2006

Flexichick wrote: "Dude" .....I totally spazzed out and left it on the counter. Also some bean stuff.

Anybody know where I can buy these Chinese beans locally? Or how about some Congee?

try sunset park chinatown.

alafairnadia · June 2006

Flexichick wrote: "Dude" .....I totally spazzed out and left it on the counter. Also some bean stuff.

Anybody know where I can buy these Chinese beans locally? Or how about some Congee?

ahh, right right you don't like being called dude! sorry. I make broke-down white folk congee with risotto or sushi rice, chicken stock and piles of ginger and garlic.

quijibo · June 2006

#3 yoga class :shock:

carnivore · June 2006

Maybe another Sunset Park outing is in order. Is Sunday good for anyone? If so, I'll split this topic off and we can plan further.

laura · June 2006

alafairnadia wrote: I make broke-down white folk congee with risotto or sushi rice, chicken stock and piles of ginger and garlic.

I've never had congee, and after an internet search I'm still a tad confused as there seem to be so many variations ...

steve · June 2006

Sunday-Possibly early evening, not much earlier.

armchair_warrior · June 2006

laura wrote: [quote=alafairnadia]I make broke-down white folk congee with risotto or sushi rice, chicken stock and piles of ginger and garlic.

I've never had congee, and after an internet search I'm still a tad confused as there seem to be so many variations ...its what ever you throw in. good stuff.

armchair_warrior · June 2006

Carnivore wrote: Maybe another Sunset Park outing is in order. Is Sunday good for anyone? If so, I'll split this topic off and we can plan further.

very tempted, still have to skip this one till probably near end of summer.

carnivore · June 2006

steve wrote: Sunday-Possibly early evening, not much earlier.

It's Father's Day, so I was thinking brunch plans to leave the evening free for paternal reverence.

steve · June 2006

Dad's in Fl. so my paternal reverance is done early in the day

armchair_warrior · June 2006

Carnivore wrote: [quote=steve]Sunday-Possibly early evening, not much earlier.

It's Father's Day, so I was thinking brunch plans to leave the evening free for paternal reverence.

in the old days. you'll be looking like a pansy

but thats diffrent now days.

anonymous · June 2006

Subject: ???

there are single men in park slope?

i love the park, i lie there alone on my blanket. (and trust me, i'm adorable!) on the weekends the park is filled with a) single women alone on blankets, b) groups of single women on blankets, c) couples reading the paper and groping each other on blankets, d) couples with small babies, on blankets, e) birthday parties for little kids, filled with married couples and screaming children.

it's very sad.

quijibo · June 2006

Subject: Re: ???

brooklyn_potter wrote: there are single men in park slope?

i love the park, i lie there alone on my blanket. (and trust me, i'm adorable!) on the weekends the park is filled with a) single women alone on blankets, b) groups of single women on blankets, c) couples reading the paper and groping each other on blankets, d) couples with small babies, on blankets, e) birthday parties for little kids, filled with married couples and screaming children.

it's very sad.

i spent all day in the long meadow, played a nice pick up soccer game
8 on 8. made a few friends. almost got myself invited to this
lesbian soccer match in astoria on sunday

why don't you pitch your blanket over by the soccer/ultimate games
in the long meadow instead? lots of guys there
whether single or not will require a conversation

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