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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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If the fab forum lounge was an actual place.
Full of comfy Chesterfield sofas, with intriguing and inviting corners, bookshelves and artefacts where you could curl up with a book in a dusty recess, then without odd looks start a random topic conversation with everyone (this is a big room), how different would you be from this slightly impersonal cyberspace room?
You wouldn't dare join in? You'd struggle to express yourself or run to the dark corner? How different is your conversation likely to be? |
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By *ady23Woman
over a year ago
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" If the fab forum lounge was an actual place.
Full of comfy Chesterfield sofas, with intriguing and inviting corners, bookshelves and artefacts where you could curl up with a book in a dusty recess, then without odd looks start a random topic conversation with everyone (this is a big room), how different would you be from this slightly impersonal cyberspace room?
You wouldn't dare join in? You'd struggle to express yourself or run to the dark corner? How different is your conversation likely to be? "
You would watch the body language and look for admiring glances. Share a smile then say..... Weather's nice ha ha |
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I'm not particularly good in big crowds, they tend to intimidate me. So I'd probably be sat in a corner people watching for a while until I sussed the place and people out. Then I'd probably find someone to talk to and talk about some random stuff that I find interesting, which is exactly what I do on-line tbh |
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" If the fab forum lounge was an actual place.
Full of comfy Chesterfield sofas, with intriguing and inviting corners, bookshelves and artefacts where you could curl up with a book in a dusty recess, then without odd looks start a random topic conversation with everyone (this is a big room), how different would you be from this slightly impersonal cyberspace room?
You wouldn't dare join in? You'd struggle to express yourself or run to the dark corner? How different is your conversation likely to be? "
I'd be distracted by the books |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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" If the fab forum lounge was an actual place.
Full of comfy Chesterfield sofas, with intriguing and inviting corners, bookshelves and artefacts where you could curl up with a book in a dusty recess, then without odd looks start a random topic conversation with everyone (this is a big room), how different would you be from this slightly impersonal cyberspace room?
You wouldn't dare join in? You'd struggle to express yourself or run to the dark corner? How different is your conversation likely to be?
You would watch the body language and look for admiring glances. Share a smile then say..... Weather's nice ha ha "
Ha so true in Britain  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I'm not particularly good in big crowds, they tend to intimidate me. So I'd probably be sat in a corner people watching for a while until I sussed the place and people out. Then I'd probably find someone to talk to and talk about some random stuff that I find interesting, which is exactly what I do on-line tbh "
Surely thats what most people want? I like hearing a strangers random musings |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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" If the fab forum lounge was an actual place.
Full of comfy Chesterfield sofas, with intriguing and inviting corners, bookshelves and artefacts where you could curl up with a book in a dusty recess, then without odd looks start a random topic conversation with everyone (this is a big room), how different would you be from this slightly impersonal cyberspace room?
You wouldn't dare join in? You'd struggle to express yourself or run to the dark corner? How different is your conversation likely to be?
I'd be distracted by the books"
Don't be anti social...what book is it? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I’d be mingling in and out of the different groups chatting and introducing people to each other.
I really should open a dating agency  "
Ooo you need to be at the entrance |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I’d be mingling in and out of the different groups chatting and introducing people to each other.
I really should open a dating agency
Ooo you need to be at the entrance "
Wherever you want me |
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"I'm not particularly good in big crowds, they tend to intimidate me. So I'd probably be sat in a corner people watching for a while until I sussed the place and people out. Then I'd probably find someone to talk to and talk about some random stuff that I find interesting, which is exactly what I do on-line tbh
Surely thats what most people want? I like hearing a strangers random musings "
It's what I enjoy most about fab, I enjoy talking about politics, literature, philosophy or clothes. I like learning from others but it's not always easy to find on fab, for me it always needs searching for  |
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I'd be signing autographs for all my adoring fans.
I'd really be giving people piggy backs coz people don't believe how strong I am.
I imagine I'd probably shed a tear when meeting people I'm cyber close to for the very first time.
I'd also be eyeing up ladies shoes and asking where they got them from, whilst running around barefoot |
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" If the fab forum lounge was an actual place.
Full of comfy Chesterfield sofas, with intriguing and inviting corners, bookshelves and artefacts where you could curl up with a book in a dusty recess, then without odd looks start a random topic conversation with everyone (this is a big room), how different would you be from this slightly impersonal cyberspace room?
You wouldn't dare join in? You'd struggle to express yourself or run to the dark corner? How different is your conversation likely to be? "
My recesses are very dusty these days  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Oooh people watching oppurtunities, I would love it! Don't ask me to talk though, I get excitable and they all come out at once and spill over themselves. |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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"I’d be mingling in and out of the different groups chatting and introducing people to each other.
I really should open a dating agency
You’d be good at it! Do it! "
Seconding this! The only badside is you'll have to smile through all the saccharine success stories. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I'd probably be quite shy at first. I'd look for a wee space on my own but hope someone friendly and interesting eventually joins me. However once I felt comfortable I'd be pretty much the same as I am here |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"sittingnin the corner with a redbull as am on call
Sucks to be you, I'm about to put phone on divert  "
Am alright with being on call tbh rather do a Friday than a saturdaybthats for sure |
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"I'd be outside in the smoking area having random conversations for the length of time it takes to smoke a cigarette
That was the last place I saw you! "
It's a good place to hang out, you get a constant stream of different people to chat to
Plus I'd only brought a long sleeved dress to wear and it was about 30 degrees that day so I was melting indoors  |
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"I'd be outside in the smoking area having random conversations for the length of time it takes to smoke a cigarette
That was the last place I saw you!
It's a good place to hang out, you get a constant stream of different people to chat to
Plus I'd only brought a long sleeved dress to wear and it was about 30 degrees that day so I was melting indoors "
It was a good social that one. I miss those |
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By *otSoPoshWoman
over a year ago
In a ball gown because that's how we roll in N. Devon |
I'd be standing in the loos having a minor panic attack at the thought of the crowds of people until I gave myself a slap, headed inside for 3 seconds and then legged it.
I'm painfully shy |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Personally the way I'd see the lounge is like a dark room, blue and pink dark lights all over giving it like a 80's synth vibe, water features,fish tanks full of exotic fish, statues that bask in the hue of the lights, juke boxes, pool tables, swimming pools, jacuzzis, arcade machines and a bar that's self serving and everyone is wondering around naked talking to one another not a care in the world. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I'm quite shy and don't do well in big groups so I'd definitely be sat in the corner hoping someone would like me enough to come over and have a chat. And once we say hello and break the ice you would find me just as I am on here, friendly and a little weird I would say. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I would take a good corner position with a view of all the room. Then find the nicest crowd like nocturnal and some dancing mad women and rule the dance floor and have lots of laughter. Basically what I do anyway;-) |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'm quite shy and don't do well in big groups so I'd definitely be sat in the corner hoping someone would like me enough to come over and have a chat. And once we say hello and break the ice you would find me just as I am on here, friendly and a little weird I would say. "
Can I sit in the corner with you please? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'm quite shy and don't do well in big groups so I'd definitely be sat in the corner hoping someone would like me enough to come over and have a chat. And once we say hello and break the ice you would find me just as I am on here, friendly and a little weird I would say.
Can I sit in the corner with you please?"
Yes! After all, you're theoddone so I definitely think we would be quite happy together.  |
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" If the fab forum lounge was an actual place.
Full of comfy Chesterfield sofas, with intriguing and inviting corners, bookshelves and artefacts where you could curl up with a book in a dusty recess, then without odd looks start a random topic conversation with everyone (this is a big room), how different would you be from this slightly impersonal cyberspace room?
You wouldn't dare join in? You'd struggle to express yourself or run to the dark corner? How different is your conversation likely to be?
I'd be distracted by the books
Don't be anti social...what book is it?"
Probably something historical |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I would take a good corner position with a view of all the room. Then find the nicest crowd like nocturnal and some dancing mad women and rule the dance floor and have lots of laughter. Basically what I do anyway;-)"
I can do dancing, I was always first on the dancefloor!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I would take a good corner position with a view of all the room. Then find the nicest crowd like nocturnal and some dancing mad women and rule the dance floor and have lots of laughter. Basically what I do anyway;-)
I can do dancing, I was always first on the dancefloor! "
Get in! let's dance bare feet and throw hair around and twirl the skirts and lose our breaths ! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I would take a good corner position with a view of all the room. Then find the nicest crowd like nocturnal and some dancing mad women and rule the dance floor and have lots of laughter. Basically what I do anyway;-)
I can do dancing, I was always first on the dancefloor!
Get in! let's dance bare feet and throw hair around and twirl the skirts and lose our breaths ! "
Perfect Yes. This is just what I need |
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I prefer small groups to big crowds, so I'd probably find a couple of sofas with people who seemed interesting and settle myself there out of the way of the bigger, noisier groups, have a good old natter and ask over-personal questions because I'm nosy. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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" If the fab forum lounge was an actual place.
Full of comfy Chesterfield sofas, with intriguing and inviting corners, bookshelves and artefacts where you could curl up with a book in a dusty recess, then without odd looks start a random topic conversation with everyone (this is a big room), how different would you be from this slightly impersonal cyberspace room?
You wouldn't dare join in? You'd struggle to express yourself or run to the dark corner? How different is your conversation likely to be?
I'd be distracted by the books"
^^This and people watching sussing everyone out. Going outside to vape to give myself a breather from all the people. If I did get talking I would get a bit excitable and start rambling |
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