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I was born with her, and we have been together for 25 years.
Where did you meet your husband or wife or GF/BF? How did you meet them? I'm Just curious, I like these kinds of stories.
I was born with her, and we have been together for 25 years.
www.facethejury.com
Pathetic, I know. Last place I expected to find a girlfriend.
But before you laugh, just know that we've been perfectly happy together for two solid years now, engaged for six months, and we still haven't the slightest doubt that no matter how random our encounter may have been, it was meant to be for both of us.
So don't say that the internet never did anything good for anyone.
one of my ex gf use to live and die by that site. if she got a bad rating one day from someone that didnt like her pic, she would flip out and be pissed all day. she was pissed anyways a lot so she was especially a then.
I guess we know why she is your ex girlfriend now.
Jess and I have a cool story.
We met on an internet site called Friendster. I messenged her asking her about some of her art, and a conversation ensued.
However, on that same day, we also commented on a blog that we both followed (we didn't know it though) and another conversation ensued. This one wasn't friendly in the least and involved terms such as man hater.
She realized she was talking to the same person as on friendster due to my icon, but I had no idea untill she told me later. It was really coincidental and weird, but it makes for a really cool story too, or so I think.
Anyhow, a few weeks after that, I took her to dinner, and the rest is history.
Word. no more es for me.only nice girls.I guess we know why she is your ex girlfriend now.
The History of Kori Ellis and timvp: Part 1
Kori Ellis was living Los Angeles and frequenting Spurs message boards in the summer of 2001. She often read the eloquent postings of one timvp. On occasion the two would talk during game chats and though they admired each other's posting styles, it was nothing more as both were attached with not-so signficant others at the time.
All Kori knew of timvp was from his posts. He was obviously intelligent. He loved the Spurs. But always seemed to side with Pop and thought Avery Johnson was great, which didn't please her.
One night in the chatroom at SpursReport.com, very late when all others had exited. The two stayed late and chatted about things from work, to school, to Spurs. Though both Kori and timvp would say later that they felt some attraction that day, this was not the time for them.
Several months past and though the two became more acquainted with each other's posts, neither knew that things were changing in the other's lives off the net. Around the same time (January 2002) both somehow rid themselves of their temporary partners.
And then, it happened.
On March 9, 2002, the two cyberfriends were private chatting in the SR.com chatroom and KoriEllis was so bold to ask, "Why don't you ever flirt with me like the other guys here?"
timvp replied, "Because I respect the fact you have a boyfriend."
Kori: "... and because you have a girlfriend?"
timvp: "Had."
And that was it. With that one word, the rest of there lives changed.
Good call.es suck.
And Manny, that's definitely a hum dinger. At least you got that first little spat out of the way early.
Now that is solid. I like that.
classic
BTW -
I'm giving all your kids AJ #6 jerseys. It's ON. And Rose jeresys too.But always seemed to side with Pop and thought Avery Johnson was great, which didn't please her.
wait. so you and timvp met on SpursReport? I hate that site. I been banned twice. screw them.
The History of Kori Ellis and timvp: Part 2
Kori, not willing to miss the opportunity to talk more with this man in San Antonio who she was becoming ever more drawn to, gave timvp her email address and told him to write her a note.
On the morning of March 11, 2002, Kori opened her email and to her delight was a note from timvp. She read it over and quickly replied. Over the next few days the two would exchange 5,000+ words by email.
By the following week, they decided they needed to take the next step. timvp provided Kori with his telephone number. And at 7:00pm pacific time on Tuesday March 19th, she was to call.
That night they talked on the phone until nearly 2:00am. Yes ... seven hours.
The very next night they talked again for nearly the same amount of time.
When Kori hung up the phone that early morning, she started crying. She had an overwhelming sense that she would marry him.
Was she crazy? Maybe. Was she wrong? No.
Over the next few weeks, they talked on the phone 7-10 hours a day. Kori was coming to San Antono for the playoffs in April. They could hardly wait.
This is a baddd ass story. Its real right?
So far, that's three people who have had relationships spawn from the internet.
Maybe I'm not as weird as I thought.
Cute story, Kori.
I know a dude who met his girl in a chatroom. I figured it a little odd, but, hey whatever works I guess. Actually, this dude has met multiple girls online. To each his own, I prefer different methods.
I've met a couple of people I've dated from the internet, and this relationship is the best I've ever been in. It's no different than anything else really. I liked meeting girls at bars too, and school was always productive.
The History of Kori Ellis and timvp: Part 3
In the month between the time they talked on the phone and the time they met in person, timvp and Kori went through a gamut of emotions. At one point, Kori was becoming so overwhelmed with feelings for timvp, that she decided that they shouldn't meet at all.
What? Why?
Well Kori was living in Los Angeles and timvp in San Antonio. Kori didn't know if she could go through the hardship of a long distance relationship. She didn't know what to do. So she asked him ...
Kori: "I don't think I should come to San Antonio."
timvp: "What? Why?"
Kori: "Because there's no good ending. If I come there and you don't like me, I'll cry. If I come there and we really like each other, then what's next? I just don't see a good end."
timvp: "Well there's one good end ... we could get married."
(see he's damn smooth)
So the two would meet -- Spurs vs Sonics 2002 Playoffs. Kori arrived in San Antonio and met her fate. As she waited in the hotel room for timvp to arrive, she thought she was going to stop breathing. But when she opened the door and they hugged, she knew it was over. She knew he would be her husband.
Kori spent the next five days in San Antonio in bliss. The two were in love; their fairy tale ending was coming true.
Kori would fly back to Los Angeles tearful, but happy. And for the next eight weeks she would do the same.
Every Friday after work she'd head to LAX where she would catch a flight to San Antonio. timvp would pick her up at the airport in SA and they'd spend the weekend together before she'd catch the 6am flight back to LA on Monday morning.
Two months this went on, but the travel and the time without each other was too much.
That summer timvp came to Los Angeles for one month where the two would decide that Kori would leave the city behind and return to San Antonio.
In August 2002, the two packed a U-HAUL full of furniture and made the 1,500 mile trek to the Alamo City. They rented a house in Encino Park and began the rest of their lives together.
On December 21, 2002, Kori Ellis and timvp would marry and live happily ever after.
THE END.
Yeah...to me, meeting a person is meeting a person, no matter really how you go about it.
I found my fiance's profile one random summer night, IMed her and we talked until morning. About a week later, we met up and just watched Blow at my place. About another week later, we were an item. And things have just progressed wonderfully from there.
I just found it amazing how simple everything seemed to work out for us. Most of the people I had met on the internet previously ended up being total oddballs. I always figured I might be able to find A girl on the internet...but never did I envision finding my dream girl.
for me, i dont meet people online. how do i know this supossedly 19 year old hot college babe isnt really 6'4 375 pounds of man love waiting to bust into my life.
Im iffy on that kind of stuff.
Nice story.
If you would have told me five years ago that I'd meet my future wife on the internet, I would have told you that you're crazy. Before I emailed Kori, I had already been posting at the above mentioned site for a good 5-6 years. People begged me to go to get togethers but I never even thought about going. Nobody knew my name, how old I was, where I went to school or anything else about me. I used the internet for work and to follow sports and that was it.
But it's funny how fate works its magic.
In my future made for Lifetime movie led - Love and Basketball 2: The Ellis Story, the part of LJ will be played by:
X INFINITE
I want to be played by Pamela Mackey ... yes, Kobe's attorney.
i never met or seen kori or timvp so i couldnt say who could play them.
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