PONSICH Paola
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Hérault
POREE Arnaud
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Arnaud
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POREE
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30120
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Arre
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Gard
Rapport commission des affaires européennes - février 2022
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Auteur
Assemblée Nationale
Fichier : RapportCommissionDesAffairesEuropeennesF_fichier_rapport-commission-des-affaires-europeennes-fevrier-2022.pdf
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RIOT Yannick
Prénom
Yannick
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RIOT
Adresse
Traverse des Colombiers
Code postal
34500
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Béziers
Département
Hérault
Sortie Culturelle
Description
La culture, moins on en a, plus on l'étale!
Début de l'événement
30.05.2023 - 18:00
Fin de l'événement
02.05.2021 - 20:00
Adresse url
https://www.yeswiki.net
Adresse
Avenue des Champs Elysées
Code postal
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Paris
Tableau classes de transport
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Tableau de calcul IFRA 50
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Mise à jour du tableau de calcul IFRA selon le 50eme amendement.
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Tableau de classification et étiquetage des dangers
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The Big Plush Button
Description
Weird Boobs and Little Wieners
Our Son Is Disabled and It's Tearing Us Apart
Our Kids Drove Us Crazy
Our Home Renovation Is Wrecking Our Marriage
Our Grown Daughter Moved Back In
Our Dog is Coming Between Us
My Teenage Daughter Is Ruining Our Marriage
My Stepdaughter Is Ruining Our Marriage
(Broken) Laws of Attraction
Things You Should Be Doing To Find the Right Man
Why Splitting Costs Isn't Splitting Love
Why I Like Messed-Up Girls
Pilates It Is A Great Place To Meet Girls!
How to Date Your Partner Forever
Slender Young And Pretty Girls
Do I Only Date Pretty Women?
Let’s Just Get Naked
So… You Want to Date a Single Dad.
If you lived in Manhattan in the mid to late 90s, you may recall an Upper West Side coffee shop called Drip. This was before there was a Starbucks on every corner, so this type of place was quite unique: you could linger over your coffee for hours, just like on Friends! (what's the font for sarcasm?)
There was an added draw: a free dating service. You'd fill out a questionnaire, they'd stick it in a book, and if someone perusing the book liked what they read about you, Drip would put you in touch (and you'd ostensibly give Drip even more business by having your first Drip date there). Unfortunately, there were no pics involved, so you had to decide if you wanted to meet someone based on their words alone -- which sounds so archaic now!
This guy requested a date with me, and something I read in his profile gave me pause: he wrote, "I'm as cute as a button -- a big, plush button". Being the eternal optimist that I am (or just a sucker for a good story), I still decided to meet him.
And he was right -- he was a big, plush button. He was a large, round fella, quite a few pounds overweight. Not really my type. There was no second date, but the expression "a big plush button" has become part of my vernacular with my best friend D to this day.
Fast-forward to February 2010. Date #159. I knew from his pics that he had a few extra pounds, but he was still rather good-looking and seemed exceptionally interesting: had traveled all over the world, had a job that he loved, and other positive stuff.
We hit it off. Drinks led to dinner, which led to kisses in the street, which led to plans for this weekend even before the date was over. He thinks I'm smart and gorgeous, and tells me so. His email to confirm our weekend date was appropriately enthusiastic.
He's not exactly a "big plush button" -- but yes, he does have a little extra around the middle, more than I'm used to. A bit like this guy, which is why I'm now blog-naming him Hoffman.
I'm certainly no twig (and oy -- not doing well in the weight-loss department, but more on that later) -- but I'm trying to wrap my head around Mr Teddy Bear Man's girth. Um, maybe just get past date two first, and take it from there? Thanks for the advice, self.
Since I last wrote, I've had two more dates with Einstein. I can't figure him out: he's fun and funny one minute, and a bit strange and pedantic the next. On our second date, we wound up at his place for a bit of kissing and more drinking. He wanted me to stay over (note: we were fully clothed the whole time) -- it just felt too soon. I left his place at 2:50 am, a bit tipsy and tired. It was only when I was already in the taxi on my way home that it occurred to me: he didn't walk me downstairs to said taxi, and he really should have. He did offer a half-hearted, "you'll be OK?", and my automatic response was simply to say yes. I decided that wasn't a deal-breaker, but a lesson to myself: ask for what you want, especially when it comes to personal safety at 2:50 am. Date #3 with Einstein: easy-flowing conversation over drinks, then a bite, then back to my place. More smooching, this time shirts were removed. I had to work early the next morning, so at about 11 pm, I started to mention that we really should start to wrap things up... You would have thought I'd put a gun to the guy's head. He leapt up, quickly put his shirt on and within a minute was at the door, fiddling with the locks -- I half-joked about at least giving me a kiss goodnight. He did, but seconds later was out the door, with a terse "bye". I mentioned this to Best Friend D, and her feeling was: "when someone wants me to go, I'd be out the door quickly too!". But something about this just didn't feel right. Overall, something about HIM just didn't feel right, and this was magnified on my first date with Hoffman days later. THIS was a sweet, warm, not-strange-seeming guy. You know how meeting someone new can show you what was wrong with the last one? Yeah -- that.
Anyone else have Drip date stories? Let's hear them!
Our Son Is Disabled and It's Tearing Us Apart
Our Kids Drove Us Crazy
Our Home Renovation Is Wrecking Our Marriage
Our Grown Daughter Moved Back In
Our Dog is Coming Between Us
My Teenage Daughter Is Ruining Our Marriage
My Stepdaughter Is Ruining Our Marriage
(Broken) Laws of Attraction
Things You Should Be Doing To Find the Right Man
Why Splitting Costs Isn't Splitting Love
Why I Like Messed-Up Girls
Pilates It Is A Great Place To Meet Girls!
How to Date Your Partner Forever
Slender Young And Pretty Girls
Do I Only Date Pretty Women?
Let’s Just Get Naked
So… You Want to Date a Single Dad.
If you lived in Manhattan in the mid to late 90s, you may recall an Upper West Side coffee shop called Drip. This was before there was a Starbucks on every corner, so this type of place was quite unique: you could linger over your coffee for hours, just like on Friends! (what's the font for sarcasm?)
There was an added draw: a free dating service. You'd fill out a questionnaire, they'd stick it in a book, and if someone perusing the book liked what they read about you, Drip would put you in touch (and you'd ostensibly give Drip even more business by having your first Drip date there). Unfortunately, there were no pics involved, so you had to decide if you wanted to meet someone based on their words alone -- which sounds so archaic now!
This guy requested a date with me, and something I read in his profile gave me pause: he wrote, "I'm as cute as a button -- a big, plush button". Being the eternal optimist that I am (or just a sucker for a good story), I still decided to meet him.
And he was right -- he was a big, plush button. He was a large, round fella, quite a few pounds overweight. Not really my type. There was no second date, but the expression "a big plush button" has become part of my vernacular with my best friend D to this day.
Fast-forward to February 2010. Date #159. I knew from his pics that he had a few extra pounds, but he was still rather good-looking and seemed exceptionally interesting: had traveled all over the world, had a job that he loved, and other positive stuff.
We hit it off. Drinks led to dinner, which led to kisses in the street, which led to plans for this weekend even before the date was over. He thinks I'm smart and gorgeous, and tells me so. His email to confirm our weekend date was appropriately enthusiastic.
He's not exactly a "big plush button" -- but yes, he does have a little extra around the middle, more than I'm used to. A bit like this guy, which is why I'm now blog-naming him Hoffman.
I'm certainly no twig (and oy -- not doing well in the weight-loss department, but more on that later) -- but I'm trying to wrap my head around Mr Teddy Bear Man's girth. Um, maybe just get past date two first, and take it from there? Thanks for the advice, self.
Since I last wrote, I've had two more dates with Einstein. I can't figure him out: he's fun and funny one minute, and a bit strange and pedantic the next. On our second date, we wound up at his place for a bit of kissing and more drinking. He wanted me to stay over (note: we were fully clothed the whole time) -- it just felt too soon. I left his place at 2:50 am, a bit tipsy and tired. It was only when I was already in the taxi on my way home that it occurred to me: he didn't walk me downstairs to said taxi, and he really should have. He did offer a half-hearted, "you'll be OK?", and my automatic response was simply to say yes. I decided that wasn't a deal-breaker, but a lesson to myself: ask for what you want, especially when it comes to personal safety at 2:50 am. Date #3 with Einstein: easy-flowing conversation over drinks, then a bite, then back to my place. More smooching, this time shirts were removed. I had to work early the next morning, so at about 11 pm, I started to mention that we really should start to wrap things up... You would have thought I'd put a gun to the guy's head. He leapt up, quickly put his shirt on and within a minute was at the door, fiddling with the locks -- I half-joked about at least giving me a kiss goodnight. He did, but seconds later was out the door, with a terse "bye". I mentioned this to Best Friend D, and her feeling was: "when someone wants me to go, I'd be out the door quickly too!". But something about this just didn't feel right. Overall, something about HIM just didn't feel right, and this was magnified on my first date with Hoffman days later. THIS was a sweet, warm, not-strange-seeming guy. You know how meeting someone new can show you what was wrong with the last one? Yeah -- that.
Anyone else have Drip date stories? Let's hear them!
Début de l'événement
02.04.2022
Fin de l'événement
02.04.2022
Un beau logo pour Yeswiki
Résumé
Il fallait le rafraichir, nous l'avons fait !
Billet
Après multiples discussions, tests et essais, un logo plus actuel a été créé pour Yeswiki
Nous espérons que vous l'aimerez ;-)
Nous espérons que vous l'aimerez ;-)
Un nouveau thème pour Yeswiki
Résumé
Margot, voilà le nom du nouveau thème qui sera distribué avec la prochaine version de Yeswiki
Billet
Plus moderne, mieux pensé, plus graphiqu.
Margot permettra d'unifier les rendus graphiques des wikis.
Margot permettra d'unifier les rendus graphiques des wikis.
Yeswikiday
Description
Une journée pour faire avancer le projet Yeswiki dans la bonne humeur
Début de l'événement
30.04.2020 - 09:00
Fin de l'événement
30.04.2020 - 16:00
Adresse url
https://yeswiki.net/?DocumentatioN
Code postal
7700
Ville
Mouscron
Youpi ici c'est le titre
Description
Un événement autour du vin, c'est pour cela qu'il est à Bordeaux...
Début de l'événement
08.01.2020
Fin de l'événement
10.01.2020
Ville
Bordeaux
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