What a guy on a date should never say to a quilter....LOL.

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12-27-2011, 08:07 PM

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LivelyLady

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Originally Posted by luvTooQuilt

I get that comment all the time... Yup foot in the mouth syndrome... then their other foot goes in when I tell them how much the quilts go for.....

.... You just cant fix Stupid....

LOL!! "you just cant fix Stupid" love, love, love it!! I'm going to get that printed on a tee shirt!

12-28-2011, 05:39 AM

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michelehuston

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Too funny! At least you learned before date 2! lol

12-28-2011, 02:00 PM

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fixfido

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Originally Posted by nhnative

So did you have a second date?

So....just thought I'd share the outcome. I decided that his comment was due to ignorance and simply tried to educate him. When he found out that I actually made MONEY doing this little craft, then he saw that maybe it wasn't just a way for old ladies to waste time. That's when I recruited him to help me go pick up a Singer 201 in a cabinet with his pick-up! Also made him move it upstairs into my studio. LOL!!! He's a sweet guy, and we are still friends. Just friends :-)

12-31-2011, 02:58 PM

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Maybe1day

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Originally Posted by fixfido

I went on a first date with a man not too long ago and, while we were making small talk, I said I loved to quilt in my spare time. He said, "Quilting? Isn't that something old ladies do?" All I could think was, "If he'd open his mouth a little more, he might be able to fit his whole foot in there!"

Love it, I have been encouraging my DH to take up a social activity as these days he hardly ever leaves our property. Finally a few months ago he agreed to accompany a friends husband once a week to Lawn Bowls. He now tells people that he has taken up "that old mans game" when referring to bowls. I have to constantly point out to him that people of all ages play lawn bowls however he still thinks of it as an old mans game. I should say my husband is 72 and one of the oldest people there. Smile