Girl -who- is -trying- to -set -up -her -friend's- reply- to me.

She brings up an interesting point. Since he isn't on the part of the convo where we are meeting via the Internet, how should she set us up? Honesty--just be 100% truthful is what my gut is telling me.

This is one to think on.

Side Note: If this is not a real girl REALLY trying to help her friend and set him up with a hottie like me, I am going to be SO disappointed in woman kind. She/he/it all seem so great. Could this really be a potential CL connection? I am so hoping for the best blindly on this one.

PPS__YES I AM UP AT 1:45 a.m. READING THIS SHIT. I AM ADDICTED!

On Jan 4, 2008 12:11 AM, REDACTED wrote:

Hi Sarah!

Thanks for getting back to me! I really appreciate you taking the time for that. I can't imagine all the mail that you must have to filter thru in order to find a decent respecting one. It makes me think now if I should bother putting my gf up, though she's more than willing to try almost anything at this point. Thanks for your input!

As for REDACTED, sorry bout that. I didn't realize his profile was set to private. I'm attaching some pix from his page but i think you might already be able to see the main one. And u are so right about pictures, if I was judged by my pictures back in the day (I'm sooo not photogenic) I don't think I'd have been able to land a husband. lol. Anyway, I'm so excited that you are up for meeting him. I don't know how exactly to go about doing this though since this is the first time I've done this also. =) I mean I've set up people up before (and a pretty good track record! 2 of my friends who I hooked up years ago got married this past year...I get to claim their 1st born lol) but never through randomness like this. Any suggestions? I certainly don't want to make you uncomfortable so I can tell him whatever you want me to tell him, friend of a friend? should I just give him your email so he can correspond with you for a little while? let me know.

hope your mailbox isn't flooded with junky men!

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