So, my friend has decided I need me a man. Super.
So she goes on my Plenty of Fish account and finds guys that she thinks I won’t detest and messages them. But then she gets distracted by Pinterest, copies and pastes a recipe that she wants to print out, forgets she has copied and pasted a recipe instead of whatever standardized message she was sending out to random axe murderers potential husbands and well this happens:
Interesting side note: I’m pretty sure she picked this dude because he’s wearing a cowboy hat 
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I’d like to see his face when he read that!
Well, did he comment back? LOL Keeper if he did
Well. Maybe he thinks you cook now? That’s always a plus to a man! If he does reply and you end up going on a date. You should make him the cookies!
Screw commenting back- did he make them and send you some?? Lol Keeper if he did
HAHAHAHAHA! That’s amazing. Though, hey, it might peak his curiosity
If someone sent me something that random on a dating site I would probably at least respond with “…What??” And then you can tell him the whole story and laugh and laugh and live happily ever after… or something LOL 
I actually met super sexy boyfriend Luke on POF. Out of all of the dating websites I’ve tried (yah I’ve tried a few) it had the most guys that met my requirements: decently attractive, country without being a knuckle dragging redneck, not a douchebag, and…actually that was it. It’s shockingly hard to find!!
Most regular dating sites (match.com, okcupid) have little to no country guys who would understand the whole horse obsession thing, and also lots of douchebags. The country specific websites (cowboycowgirl, equestriansingles, etc) had very very few active profiles and most of them were ugly or douchebags. Granted there are few more weirdos on POF too since it is free, but that’s what the block button is for
I say just go with it, he looks kinda cute under the censor mustache
Hahahaha, oh wow XD I have copy-pasted messages that I didn’t want to before, but gotta say, I’ve never actually sent the mistakenly copy-pasted message. Although I have replied to the wrong person a few times on MSN when I have one too many chat windows open…
I met my guy on POF, his add started out something like… ” I feel like I am selling my stallion, good teeth, straight legs…” How could I not respond! Not sure how he would have felt about me sending him a recipe, but you never know!
You just now this is going to end up being the man you marry…imagine the story you can tell the grand kids, over a nice plate of strawberry shortcake cookies!
The recipe sounds good! I might just try them!
A friend sent her requirements into one of the popular on-line match-up dating sites. What she wanted didn’t seem that unusual and she told about herself – and she got back a note from them saying that NO ONE they had would match her. Another friend asked that she was looking for an outdoors, horse loving. man, 24-40, as well as the tall, dark, and handsome requirements. What she got back were photos of old, short, bald, fat, pastey white men over 60 who looked like they never ventured far from their parents’ basements.
I have to add that I met my uber wonderfull man on POF as well
Unfortunately he’s a “cat man” and I am a “dog and horse woman”…but we’re working on that (aka he’s being forced to love my small dog and endure my eccentric personality).
Alas he already knows I can’t cook and he’s celiac, so I can’t win him over any further with the threat of cookies, ha ha!
I met my husband through online dating (although not POF, we were both on Lavalife back in the day when it was still cool). I have to give my one old-married-lady piece of advice for the horsey ladies, and that’s that I don’t think you need to find a country/horsey man to be the perfect match for a horsey girl, and you might drive yourself crazy trying (as well as have to weed through a lot of cowboy-poser douchebags). What you need is a guy who is super, ridiculously, life-consumingly passionate about SOMETHING. Then he’ll get it that horses are to you what (golf, motorbikes, sailing, whatever) is to him. I don’t think two people need to share the same passion for a relationship to work, but they need to share the idea of having a passion. Just my two cents, happily married to a completely non-horsey but horse-supportive dude.
What if he replies asking if he can “borrow some sugar”? If he looks half as delicious as those cookies sound, that could be a good thing!