quinn's dates

I noticed something. we've been able to place quinn's age around 14-15. she can't drive yet. it seems that every guy she dates has to have a good car. why is she dating guys who can drive? wouldn't they all be in the sophmore class and up?

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On 2 Sep 1998 20:59:19 GMT, [email] (CrtoonDude) wrote:

And your point would be...? ;-)

Martin (To send E-mail, remove the "nospam" from my E-mail address.) ---- Quinn: You kids know where Grandma's TV is. Go watch something educational. TV: "Breast implants for chickens???" Quinn & Daria: Not that!!

I've noticed a 3 year difference between the ages of most couples. not always, but generally. I hope I don't have to mention which side has the extra 3 years under his belt.

I'm figuring this is my year, now that I'm a senior, because I could never bring myself to date a Junior High student.

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"Kyle" writes:

Yep, that's true of me and my fiancee. I'm 24, she's 27.

Or something like that. Maybe I'm 25 and she's 28. I can never remember how old I am. . .

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In article , "Kyle" wrote:

I would think that would be more true for married couples(read: adults; my parents are about 2.5 years apart in age) than for high school dating. 9th graders and 10th graders probably go out together a lot but I don't think there are too many cases where one is three years older than the other.

I'm glancing around my high school, and while I'm not totally up to date on these who's going out with who things, 2 to 3 years seems about average.

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As a freshman in hs the guys I dated were al seniors. After my freshman year most of the guys I dated were graduated. Even now, my fiance is 24 and I'm 21. I think when I was in 7th grade was the last time I dated a guy around my own age.

I have noticewd it to be rare for girls to date guys the same age as they are. Especially at Quinn's age, it is important to date guys that are older because someone has to drive, and you don't want it to be a parent.

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