Dyched wrote:Sunday lunch on a 4th date??

Deary me

Spike wrote:if she fancies something to eat you need to have a word.

she has two options.

A) you take her to Wolves, day out, fine Black country cuisine and ale etc
B) She cooks you Sunday Lunch and you watch it on Sky

My vote is get your arses to Wolves and don't be so damn lazy!

Eyres_11 wrote:4th official date. There have been meetings inbetween haha.

Rileybobs wrote:Watch the football and take her out in the evening you wally brain.

Dyched wrote:

You cant let here dictate when you watch Burnley. You let her do it this once, then what happens in 4 years? You’ll have a season ticket for a bloody muesli convention instead.

RocketLawnChair wrote:Have you tubbed it yet ?

If yes do what the **** you want on Sunday.

Eyres_11 wrote:Can't be done, she has a little 'un

Quickenthetempo wrote:A Sunday Carvery isn't the type of thing I would like to do with a girl I have just met.

Best thing to do is get a double date going with her mate and fella to the pub first to watch football, she will have people to talk to and you will get to see most of the game.
Then go to somewhere like Nines in Padiham. A new pizza bistro place that looks very nice in the centre.

Carvery's are full of not so well behaved families on Sunday afternoons.

Rick_Muller wrote:Undercarriage is f#cked then. Ditch that one and get one with fewer air miles and watch the footy lad

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Eyres_11 wrote:Not at double date stage yet ha.

She's after a sunday dinner, doesn't have to be a carvery

Quickenthetempo wrote:She will either be bored to tears while you watch football or you will get oined to death about girly stuff while Vokesy bags the winner.

You have been warned.

Eyres_11 wrote:She's pretty laid back about things like that it seems.

If we are 5 down at half time i will turn my attention to the roast pots.

Goobs wrote:Never heard them called that before.

claretonthecoast1882 wrote:He may have misheard her when she said fancy a roast on Sunday

Goobs wrote:Wouldn't that come under the category of a double date though?

Goobs wrote:Wouldn't that come under the category of a double date though?

Eyres_11 wrote:4th official date. There have been meetings inbetween haha.

Foulthrow wrote:Will she let you know how many extra minutes have been added on when you go down (on her)?

jrgbfc wrote:Take her to a pub with the footy on and tell her cos you're a gentleman you'll treat her to a bag of crisps or pork scratchings, her choice.

The Enclosure wrote:My advice....bin her.

Eyres_11 wrote:So....I have had 3 dates with a girl and now she fancies something to eat on Sunday (Carvary pref) now, this is obviously an issue with our game being on, does anyone know anywhere where I could do both? She's aware that I want to watch the game!

Mind you, she might not be interested after seeing me knee slide accross the bar when Ash puts one in the top bin in the 91st.

Goobs wrote:Never heard them called that before.

joey13 wrote:Ask her to invite her sister so she has someone to talk to while the match is on , have your carvary , then back home , foolproof

Bin Ont Turf wrote:Sycamore Farm is out if she likes wearing a baseball cap.

Bin Ont Turf wrote:Sycamore Farm is out if she likes wearing a baseball cap.

Rick_Muller wrote:It’s also out if you like food...

Ooogeorgeorgeoghani wrote:I had heard good things about sycamore, but I may give it a swerve now , many moons ago we used to do the rose and bowl for a carvery that was always really good , do they have sky sports for the soft lad , his girlfriend and little un !

Chuckypad wrote:Ha!

That thread was ace!

Was it on here or Claretsmad? Would love to read that again