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Dionysus 02-13-2008 03:19 PM

Most crazy date?
 
What crazy or fucked up dates have you gone on? Any kind of date. Single or double. Blind date. Even professional or platonic dates, like the first time you did dinner with a new friend or ate lunch with a new boss. Whatever.

Last weekend, I went out to dinner with the most gluttonous person I've ever met! She's a friend of mine, and I've always known that she was very fond of food, but not to this extent. I've known her for about 6 months, I asked her why did it take her 6 months before she invited me to dinner or whatever. She said, that I didn't eat enough, and that I would embarrass her and waste her money.

Anyway, we went to Red Lobster, not crazy about the restaurant, but I love their cheddar garlic bisuits and she paid for my dinner. As the biscuits arrived, it occured to me that I forgot to wash my hands. When I came back from the restroom, ALL of the biscuits were gone. :mad: She ate all of them. :o I told our server that we needed more. My friend insisted that the server should bring back two baskets of biscuits, one for her and one for me. When we got our baskets, she ate up all of her basket. I ate only one or two, since I didn't want to get too full before my dinner came out. So, she ate the reamaining biscuits in my basket. In other words, she ate THREE baskets of biscuits, and that was before we even got our dinner! When we were done she LITERALLY could not stand up after 10 minutes that she was so full.

The whole time she talked about food or stories related to eating. On the car ride to the restaurant, at the restaurant, and the car ride home. She kept talking about a bag of cookies she took home from a party, that she was going to eat all of them once she got home. A couple of people called her on her cell phone, all of the conversations had to do something with food. She talked about how she eat so much sometimes that she throws up, and I'm not talking about bulemic style, I'm talking about from overeating. My friend said that she and her family get kicked out of buffets sometimes because they go there for lunch, camp out at the table for several hours, and then eat dinner.

I have a rule that no one can eat in my car. Well, she had leftovers, and got hungry again on the way home. When we got only four blocks, and I mean literally four blocks away from her apartment, she whipped out her food and started eating. She said, "I'm sorry girl, I just couldn't help myself".

She is blessed to have a lightning speed metabolism. You would think that she's extremely overweight, but she's just a little "healthy", not close to being obese at all. I'm 98% sure that she doesn't have an eating disorder, and she claims that she doesn't smoke weed. I think her attitude was passed on from her family. People from my dad's side of the family are similar, but not that bad.

nittanyalum 02-13-2008 03:24 PM

^^^Wow, it sounds like she either has just general psychological food issues, or a tapeworm.

1908Revelations 02-13-2008 03:48 PM

Wow Dionysus that is AWFUL!


Last year I went out with this guy who would ask me every weekend if I wanted to go out. Most of the time I was actually busy, but other times I just didn't want to go out with him. So I gave in and we went to the movies. He kept asking me about scenes in the movie as if I had seen it before.

Then I noticed that something smelled funny, but I tried to pay it no mind. The more he talked the more I smelled it. I am one of those wierd people that gag when something stinks, so Ii am leaning allllll the way to the left (he was on my right). I wanted to lift the arm rest and scoot to another seat. He kept talking and I said, "Do you smoke a lot?" He said yes and asked why I asked. I then told him, "You should smoke a little less or something."

Now don't get me wrong I know other people who smoke and thier breath is not that rank. Well after the movie he wanted to go to Starbucks and I was too disgusted to do anything so I thanked him and went home. How about I am in my car and I turned my head and I smelled that funk again!

He talked sooooo much that His STANK breath got stuck to my hair and face (the side he was sitting on). GROSS!

That guy was soooo weird. He was staring at me during the movie and he even tried to hold my hand (BARF). That was the first time we went out....he should not have been oogling me. Not to mention he was not cute. It was strange. He called yesterday and asked if we could go to dinner and to the Wine Loft for Valentine's Day......ummmmm I think not.

SthrnZeta 02-13-2008 03:49 PM

It's sooo a tapeworm ;)

Seriously though, that's kinda gross. I consider myself a little fat kid cuz I genuinely enjoy eating, but I do actually get full and I do stop eating when that little satiating hormone kicks in and tells me to stop eating. Please tell me there's no date #2 with this girl...

skylark 02-13-2008 04:03 PM

Here's a good one. Guy from summer job asks me out. Ex-military, guy, I might add, and later on I did find out he's a pretty up tight republican (this is important to know as the story goes on). Normally my inter-office romance policy is that it is never a good idea, but meh, summer job with only 1 month to go, somewhat bored with life and the romantic department in general. I said okay. There were worse things in life.

So, after work on Saturday afternoon, we meet in the company parking lot, him wearing a "Navy" t-shirt and me in some cute but casual clothes. He says he heard about this "music festival" at the park and thought it sounded fun. Sounded like a cool first date to me, too. We get there and realize it is a gay pride festival. I'm cool with the whole thing, but I think he was nervous about what to do. We walk into the festival and everything and I start to talk to some of the leftist political booth people. Then we sit down and start to listen to a joan jett cover band. I run into my fabulous and extremely "out" guyfriend from high school and start catching up on our lives. Guyfriend's "friend" tries to give my date a high five when he sees the Navy shirt... and I don't think my date was too happy about being mistaken as a gay miliary man. After a couple songs he suggests that maybe we should grab a coffee, and then on our way out I run into another "out" guyfriend, this time from college.

All in all, true colors were shown. And I got a great 1st date story about a religious conservative who accidentally took a fag hag to a gay pride parade.

The end.

Fawn Liebowitz 02-13-2008 04:13 PM

ewww...gag at the funk breath.

Probably the worst (if not the worst, it ranks right up there) lunch I ever had was with a customer from work. He asked me to lunch after we had finalized a deal for a major piece of equipment. We went to the restaurant and while we were waiting to order, he suggested that we just skip lunch and f*** instead, since he just spent a lot of money with my company. I refuse to talk to him (fortunately, he hasn't come back to my office, but he does call for supplies and service) unless absolutely necessary, but he still has the gall to ask me occasionally if I want to "give him a raincheck". Even typing this makes my skin crawl.

KSUViolet06 02-13-2008 07:08 PM

I went on a date with this one guy like a year ago. We had talked on the phone at length a few times and I asked him if he had kids or anything like that. Nothing against them, I was just asking for the sake of conversation (and I think it's good to know). He told me no he didn't have kids.

Well we're out on our date and we decide to go for a walk after dinner down by a bunch of cute little stores. We passed a toy store with a cute bear in the window. I comment on how cute it is. He blurts out "Oh my daughter has that bear!" I said "I thought you didn't have kids." He said "Oh I thought you meant kids that live with me. I have 3 kids, they just don't live with me. I mean they used to, before their mom moved them to PA with her because CSB said I was unfit." Um, awkward.

skylark 02-13-2008 07:18 PM

^^ Weird. It's almost as if he was implying that kids didn't really count unless they lived with you, which is a horrible display of parenting values, IMO.

Senusret I 02-13-2008 07:23 PM

This is a true story.

So I met this guy from online and we went out to one of my favorite areas of the city to take a first date (Friendship Heights -- there's a Borders, movie theater, upscale shopping, and both Maggiano's and Cheesecake factory -- just good places to walk and talk and eat)

Problem number one....his breath was SOOOOOOOOO BAD! Like, I seriously thought he had some kind of illness it was so bad.

Second problem.... his bottom teeth were sooooooo bad. Bad teeth made me want to gag worse than bad breath.

Other problems.... he wasn't "out" but was in a gay fraternity. I was like ummmm that makes no sense. He also was SO CLOSETED that he would log into that same dating site and tell people that they shouldn't besmirch the name of his school by putting it in the profile.

Major douche.

He's also in an NPHC frat which rhymes with Shmiota. Which should have been a deal breaker off the top, but alas....

KSUViolet06 02-13-2008 07:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Senusret I (Post 1600180)
He's also in an NPHC frat which rhymes with Shmiota.


You need to go to the corner.

Senusret I 02-13-2008 07:41 PM

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OtterXO 02-13-2008 08:14 PM

One of my friends is notorious for the most awesome bad date stories. This is kind of long but awesome. I cut and pasted this from her email about a bad match.com date:

Oh my gosh - the date was awful! I've been going over it in my head since I got home last night and then gave a summary to my mom this morning and the girls at work when I got in.

Ok, here's the scoop - mind you - most of the time throughout the date I was trying to give him the benefit of the doubt and it didn't all hit me as being so awful until it was over and I was in the car and was like, man that was awful. I think it's like when you think you might throw up and you're holding it in as long as you can, and then suddenly as the toilet gets within sight it just all comes raging out. Hahaha.

So in a nutshell, he was spastic, manic, inappropriate and a skosh creepy. He was not as good looking in person and was dressed kind of like a dork in khakis with the belt a little too high, sneakers (good right? wrong) that had giant floppy, 5 year old boy looking laces hanging down to the floor like bunny ears, and a polo. Whatever, his looks would have been ok if he had been a normal person.

He used the word 'right?' to end every sentence and after about 20 times when I said "you use the word right a lot" he said, "oh, I do, right? Oh I said it again, right? Aahh! I know, I will say something nice to you every time I say it, right? Ahh, I said it again. You have a pretty watch."

So that was the general manic disposition I got from him. He ate the dessert like a little boy, swirling it into soup and then shoving a giant pile of soup into his mouth and making noises like he was trying to be funny like "aaaa laaaa aaaaa" like he was a monster. Ok, so whatever. On more than one occasion he wanted to find out if I smelled good and tried to bury his face in my neck and hair and then went "ooooh, you do smell good. I smell pretty good too, right? Ah! I said it again. You have a nice sweater."

Then it went really down hill when his leg touched mind so he reached under the table and started rubbing my pant leg and said "oooh, those are nice, let's see if you shaved your legs, OH you didn't!!!!" As he rubbed my leg under my pants. I was horrified! Then he abruptly asked for the check after literally less than a half hour saying he had to be at work at 7:30 - and it was like 7:40 at that point cause we met up at about 7:10.

Other spastic things: when we get outside he suddenly wants to take me somewhere and I'm like "but you just rushed us out of there. Um no I don't think so." He wants to show me his car he says is so sweet and just got in Sept. So we walk up to it and I'm like "um, is it new?" And he goes "do you think it's new?" and to be polite I go "uuuuhhhhhh, yeah?" And he goes "ah! hahahahaah! you think it's new! hahahaah - it's not!!!" (it's a 1991 Toyota MR2). And I'm like "well I was trying to be polite". So then he wants to walk on the pier instead. Ok fine (only like 40 minutes have still gone by). He not only puts his arm around me but puts my arm around him and goes "no spare tire right? pretty nice, aahhhh, you have pretty toenails" (which you can hardly see btw).

We get on the pier and with his arm around me goes "hmmm, you're curvy, let me see" and then turns me to face him and pats me down!!!! "Ooooh, you are curvy, nice" (ugh, this hurts just to type).

Ok so the grand finale: we're sitting on a bench side by side, he puts both arms around my waist, rubs my belly and starts grabbing at it and goes "hmmm, let's see how much fat you have. Wow - you have like no fat. Oh wait, yes you do, you have a little! Ah hahahahaahah!" Um, really?????

A few seconds later he tries to kiss me, I go "NO!!" he doesn't listen so I turn my face, then I have to turn it again and go "uh we just met!!!", he goes "oh right right, we have plenty of time" and a few moments later I go "ready to go?" and hop up.

We walk back toward the restaurant and I go "uh this is me!" as he's walking right past the valet. Tries to kiss me again, I turn my face over and over like f*cking Max Headrum, say "talk to you later" and he basically just walks away. I don't remember if he said anything or not, I was half way to handing my ticket to the valet. Total time lost: hour ten.

cheerfulgreek 02-14-2008 08:52 AM

There hasn't been a thread that's made me laugh this hard in a very, very long time.:p

DaemonSeid 02-14-2008 09:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Dionysus (Post 1599961)
What crazy or fucked up dates have you gone on? Any kind of date. Single or double. Blind date. Even professional or platonic dates, like the first time you did dinner with a new friend or ate lunch with a new boss. Whatever.

Last weekend, I went out to dinner with the most gluttonous person I've ever met! She's a friend of mine, and I've always known that she was very fond of food, but not to this extent. I've known her for about 6 months, I asked her why did it take her 6 months before she invited me to dinner or whatever. She said, that I didn't eat enough, and that I would embarrass her and waste her money.

Anyway, we went to Red Lobster, not crazy about the restaurant, but I love their cheddar garlic bisuits and she paid for my dinner. As the biscuits arrived, it occured to me that I forgot to wash my hands. When I came back from the restroom, ALL of the biscuits were gone. :mad: She ate all of them. :o I told our server that we needed more. My friend insisted that the server should bring back two baskets of biscuits, one for her and one for me. When we got our baskets, she ate up all of her basket. I ate only one or two, since I didn't want to get too full before my dinner came out. So, she ate the reamaining biscuits in my basket. In other words, she ate THREE baskets of biscuits, and that was before we even got our dinner! When we were done she LITERALLY could not stand up after 10 minutes that she was so full.

The whole time she talked about food or stories related to eating. On the car ride to the restaurant, at the restaurant, and the car ride home. She kept talking about a bag of cookies she took home from a party, that she was going to eat all of them once she got home. A couple of people called her on her cell phone, all of the conversations had to do something with food. She talked about how she eat so much sometimes that she throws up, and I'm not talking about bulemic style, I'm talking about from overeating. My friend said that she and her family get kicked out of buffets sometimes because they go there for lunch, camp out at the table for several hours, and then eat dinner.

I have a rule that no one can eat in my car. Well, she had leftovers, and got hungry again on the way home. When we got only four blocks, and I mean literally four blocks away from her apartment, she whipped out her food and started eating. She said, "I'm sorry girl, I just couldn't help myself".

She is blessed to have a lightning speed metabolism. You would think that she's extremely overweight, but she's just a little "healthy", not close to being obese at all. I'm 98% sure that she doesn't have an eating disorder, and she claims that she doesn't smoke weed. I think her attitude was passed on from her family. People from my dad's side of the family are similar, but not that bad.

She didn't eat til she got full...she ate until she got tired
- Robin Harris

DaemonSeid 02-14-2008 09:41 AM

Talk about 3rd Wheel....
 
Ok....


I remember there was this young lady I met and we kept missing each other for whatever reasons (busy, car trouble, she couldn't find baby sitter etc) so finally after 2 weeks, we nail down a Friday evening dinner date...so I get off from work, go home take care of the 3 S's, get dressed, make sure I got enough money and leave. On the way, she calls and tells me that she is running a bit late AND that if I don't mind her bringing her friend which is almost an afterthought since THEY are already on the road anyway. So, saying no is out of the option really since I am almost there. We meet and her friend apologizes because her husband had to work late and she was bored so she decides to tag along.

Well, we get to the restaurant and get seated and what's really jacked up is that my date's friend is more talkative (and more interesting) than she. And we tried several times to kind of leave openings in the convo for her to chime in, but alas, she doesnt aside to the occasion.

Well dinner comes and goes and my date's friend....welll...damn she ate enough to feed a small country.

When the bill comes, I go over it, take out enough money for myself and my date ( who by this time has loosened up a bit) and hands the bill over to her friend who then says there is not enough here to cover (BTW did I mention her portion is the same amount as both of ours???). I tell her that I have enough to cover myself, my date and the tip. She says that she didn't bring any cash but, luckily she has her card.

She excuses herself to go to the ATM, my date excuses herself to go to the bathroom ( no they didn't try to ditch!) and then the bill gets paid and we leave.

My date all of a sudden has to leave, but her friend is trying to hang out and go clubbing. They debate the issue (apparently they didn't get their signals right) but 15 mins later my date just up and bounces, friend in tow.

3 says later, I get a scathing e mail about what kind of a cheap guy I am for not covering the entire bill.

Senusret I 02-14-2008 10:27 AM

^^^ I bet those girls were from GreekChat, weren't they?

DaemonSeid 02-14-2008 10:36 AM

Actually, they weren't greek....LOL

Senusret I 02-14-2008 10:38 AM

A-ha, but you didn't say they WEREN'T from GreekChat! LOL

DaemonSeid 02-14-2008 10:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Senusret I (Post 1600510)
A-ha, but you didn't say they WEREN'T from GreekChat! LOL

Ok...for clarification, my friend....I met them long before I knew anything obout GC!!!

hehehehehehe!!!

1908Revelations 02-14-2008 02:43 PM

Dang DS that is awful!!!


BTW stink breath called today asking if I want to go out. I told him I had plans. I don't have plans, but I can not smell his breath again.:mad:

Fawn Liebowitz 02-14-2008 02:54 PM

LOL @ Stink Breath

DaemonSeid 02-14-2008 11:55 PM

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Originally Posted by 1908Revelations (Post 1600739)
Dang DS that is awful!!!


BTW stink breath called today asking if I want to go out. I told him I had plans. I don't have plans, but I can not smell his breath again.:mad:

you should have just took some breath strips with you Oh Eight

1908Revelations 02-15-2008 04:32 PM

^^Nah had to pass. LOL

ziasha07 02-17-2008 12:59 AM

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Originally Posted by 1908Revelations (Post 1601587)
^^Nah had to pass. LOL

Bad breath is definietly a no go. I mean, orbit is only 1.09 a pack. Shoot, double mint is 25-30 cents. Do better and pick up a pack.

Nanners52674 02-18-2008 01:25 AM

So ill keep this short because one sentence would pretty much do the date justice. . . I went on a first date with a guy from the internet we each drove to the restaurant in are own cars. . . dinner was ok except for 2 problems he was prob 5' 4" max and im 5' 10" a bit akward not to mention that he kept his head shiny bald which can sometimes be attractive but on him i just kept looking at him thinking he was a cancer patient i should feel sorry for. . . Anyway we decide to go to a movie why i agreed ill never know i pull out of the restaurant parking lot first with him following behind me and all i see in my rear view mirror is his full out and get hit by an oncoming car. . . He did a full 360 thru the street (did i mention that he spent a good portion of the date talking about how he loves to drive fast and all the tickets hes gotten???) well i didnt know what to do so i turned around and went back to the parking lot cops came yada yada i ended up having to drive him home because his car was totalled and i never spoke him to him again. . . That wasnt short sorry but as i was writing it i realized how horrible the whole date was. . .

Dionysus 02-18-2008 02:48 PM

These stories rock! You know, I should really start accepting dates from all the crazies that hit on me. I could start a blog writing stories about them, lol.

tben#32 02-18-2008 03:12 PM

talk about a cheap date.... here it is i was at a grocery store and this guy he comes up and asks me for my number... so i give him my number and he gives me his....after the number exchange we hit it off u know talking on the phone and actually trying to meet for a date again....2 months past by and he asks to go to Apple Bees so we go and he tells me that he doesn' t have enough money to pay for our dinner so i pay for it. after dinner he asks to go to a movie so i say sure and he only has enough money to pay himself in so i pay myself in and we sit here watching the movie....after the movie he tells me that he had to go back to work and i should call a taxi to get home. lol will afterwards when he asked for another date i told him to forget my name and number....

SWTXBelle 02-18-2008 03:27 PM

thought I had posted this already
 
...and if I did, I'm sorry. Got two for you.

1. A friend that I met while working at the Texas Renaissance Festival had a romantic interest in me, which I did not return. We ended up going to the same college (not my alma mater - I switched after freshman year). I was a theatre major, and "Carousel" was opening on Ash Wednesday. As a good little Anglican, I fasted all day. The show opened, and I was backstage working tech. FINALLY - opening night party. Although the sun had set and I could eat, there wasn't very much to eat. I had two drinks, and they absolutely went straight to my head because of the lack of food. My buddy saw his chance - offered to take me home. But he meant HIS home. We went in, but I told him I didn't feel well. He refused to let this disuade him - and began to make his move. BAD IDEA - I threw up all over him and his lovely Aran sweater. He then took me home.

2. Also during my freshman year - a cute guy who was the younger brother of a friend asked me out. We were going to the Alley Theatre in Houston. I knew the tickets cost a lot, so when he suggested we go some place to eat and asked where I would like to go, I said a diner would be fine. This was in the early 80s, and downtown Houston didn't have a whole lot to offer. We drove - and drove - and drove some more. Finally, we found a small brick burger place. You placed your order at the window and waited for them to call your number. We sat down to wait. AND THEN - two tough looking guys came in, and proceeded to try and cut each other with the knives in their hands! They were rolling around on the floor, looking like extras from "West Side Story", when the counter help started calling our number. (!) My date actually jumped over them, got the food, and I said "I can't eat with a knife fight going on!" So we ran out and ate in the car. On the way back to the theatre, poor guy got a ticket. Where were the police during the knife fight, I ask you??? Amazingly, we didn't work out. :rolleyes:

LucyKKG 02-19-2008 04:23 AM

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Originally Posted by SWTXBelle (Post 1603057)
2. Also during my freshman year - a cute guy who was the younger brother of a friend asked me out. We were going to the Alley Theatre in Houston. I knew the tickets cost a lot, so when he suggested we go some place to eat and asked where I would like to go, I said a diner would be fine. This was in the early 80s, and downtown Houston didn't have a whole lot to offer. We drove - and drove - and drove some more. Finally, we found a small brick burger place. You placed your order at the window and waited for them to call your number. We sat down to wait. AND THEN - two tough looking guys came in, and proceeded to try and cut each other with the knives in their hands! They were rolling around on the floor, looking like extras from "West Side Story", when the counter help started calling our number. (!) My date actually jumped over them, got the food, and I said "I can't eat with a knife fight going on!" So we ran out and ate in the car. On the way back to the theatre, poor guy got a ticket. Where were the police during the knife fight, I ask you??? Amazingly, we didn't work out. :rolleyes:

Hahah oh my Lord! That's insane! Was he really hungry or just not concerned about the knife fight?

SWTXBelle 02-19-2008 07:53 AM

The whole thing was surreal - I think what was actually going on just wasn't clicking with him.

VandalSquirrel 02-19-2008 07:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SWTXBelle (Post 1603057)
...and if I did, I'm sorry. Got two for you.

1. A friend that I met while working at the Texas Renaissance Festival had a romantic interest in me, which I did not return. We ended up going to the same college (not my alma mater - I switched after freshman year). I was a theatre major, and "Carousel" was opening on Ash Wednesday. As a good little Anglican, I fasted all day. The show opened, and I was backstage working tech. FINALLY - opening night party. Although the sun had set and I could eat, there wasn't very much to eat. I had two drinks, and they absolutely went straight to my head because of the lack of food. My buddy saw his chance - offered to take me home. But he meant HIS home. We went in, but I told him I didn't feel well. He refused to let this disuade him - and began to make his move. BAD IDEA - I threw up all over him and his lovely Aran sweater. He then took me home.

2. Also during my freshman year - a cute guy who was the younger brother of a friend asked me out. We were going to the Alley Theatre in Houston. I knew the tickets cost a lot, so when he suggested we go some place to eat and asked where I would like to go, I said a diner would be fine. This was in the early 80s, and downtown Houston didn't have a whole lot to offer. We drove - and drove - and drove some more. Finally, we found a small brick burger place. You placed your order at the window and waited for them to call your number. We sat down to wait. AND THEN - two tough looking guys came in, and proceeded to try and cut each other with the knives in their hands! They were rolling around on the floor, looking like extras from "West Side Story", when the counter help started calling our number. (!) My date actually jumped over them, got the food, and I said "I can't eat with a knife fight going on!" So we ran out and ate in the car. On the way back to the theatre, poor guy got a ticket. Where were the police during the knife fight, I ask you??? Amazingly, we didn't work out. :rolleyes:

When you're a Jet you're a Jet all the way...at least you got dinner theatre!

SWTXBelle 02-25-2008 08:41 PM

Tonight . . .tonight . . . . :rolleyes:

VandalSquirrel 02-25-2008 10:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SWTXBelle (Post 1607483)
Tonight . . .tonight . . . . :rolleyes:

Did you feel pretty, oh so pretty?

Was your date cool, cool, coolly cool?


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