So the night before last I got on the tube at Old Street and stood opposite an incredibly cute girl who was sat down listening to her iPod.
To cut a long story short there was a lot of eye contact until we both got off the tube at London Bridge.
We then kept bumping in to each other all the way up to platform 4, at this point she stopped and as I walked past she gave me a very sweet smile.
So what did I do?...
Smiled back and carried on walking!
Fool.
I am now kicking myself.
So how do I track her down?
I know what train she got on (the 19:34 to Gravesend) but other than that no other info!
At least 3 times a week I'm at LB around that time but what are the chances of me bumping in to her again?!
There used to be a column in the Metro specifically for this but it seems to have disappeared.
Any thoughts, or should I just leave it to fate?
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oops!
done.
That has crossed my mind, which is why I've decided not to wait at LB at 19.30 every day for the next 6 months.
I'm definitely not going to do that, I think.
Heh heh, I was only joking man (honest)!
Tip:
The conkers that fall from the tree by force are bad, whereas the conkers that fall from the tree naturally... are good!
Do you understand? ;-)
Yeah, i can just imagine that:
"Excuse me (hic) I been watching you for a long time now (hic)"
hehehehehe
Wise words indeed.
I'm not normally the kind of person to get worked up about something like this but for some reason this girl is stuck in my head.
She had a real spark in her eye!
But you are right, what will be will be.
"Cute girl on the bus, you didn't notice me but fancy a drink sometime? x"
Weird!
Ah, you understand Ancient Chinese proverbs. Good.
In that case you are wise too and will know what to do.
Best of luck to you.
I saw a girl on a bus a few times and she was stunning. I never plucked up the courage to speak to her and let it go.
Then, 5 years later I met her at a party and it turns out she was a mate of my new girlfriend.
During the course of that 5 years it appears she did nothing but eat doughnuts and lard as she had doubled in size. Face of an angel, body of buddha
(Top tip: Take some sarnies and juice - could be a long time waiting)
That gives you an excuse to hang around train stations and approach people.
When she sees you are collecting for blind dogs/sick rabbits/whatever she will realise you are the man for her.
That's solid advice!
drink 2 pints,
make a poster of her face in MS paint,
put them up all round LB,
camp out on platform 4 with a collection of sick, cute, blind animals,
(pack food & drink for long wait)
I could also go a step further and get a court injunction put on myself, just to save her the time.
during the course of that 5 years it appears she did nothing but eat doughnuts and lard as she had doubled in size. Face of an angel, body of buddha[/quote]
a cut-n-shut
My love is pure.
I saw an angel.
Of that I'm sure.
She smiled at me on the subway.
She was with another man.
But I won't lose no sleep on that,
'Cause I've got a plan.
"So the night before last I got on the tube at Old Street and stood opposite an incredibly nice guy who was sat down eating a kebab.
To cut a long story short there was a lot of eye contact until we both got off the tube at London Bridge.
We then kept bumping in to each other all the way up to platform 4, at this point I stopped and as he walked past I gave him a very sweet smile.
So what did he do?...
Smiled back and carried on walking!
Fool.
I am now convinced that he's probably some anorak Charlton fan who spends all his time train-spotting or collecting for the PDSA.
Thank Christ I avoided that one. Anyway, it'll soon be time to get back to Selhurst for the new season."
if anybody can get a link to that thread it would make my day.
Luckily she managed to get on a train and lose him. I've advised her to change her route home from now on.
Oh really?!
Purely out of interest, what has she changed her route to?...