Originally Posted by Katz Eyez

Hi Fredgirl

Casual.........one who clearly does not want the hassel of getting to know the real you!

Commitment is in the, too hard basket, for some.

Katz

*** Not really it depend on who the person is ***

Hi All

Hmm pehaps I should have been more clearer on the word "Casual".

Accidental, chance, contingent, irregular, blase, informal, non chalant, unconcerned, random, occasional to name a few...asscociated with being "Casual".

One whom clearly does not want to commit, nor get to know the real person. Hence the common phrase being used "No strings, just want fun, without the hassels of being tied down"!
The less information I know about you, the more I can stay unattached and free to be with anyone, at any given time, at my will.


Katz

Famous Philologist Parley Palaver opines that:

The term Casual can be :aloof, apathetic, blasé, breezy, cool*, cursory, detached, down home*, easygoing, folksy*, homey*, incurious, indifferent, informal, insouciant, lackadaisical, laid back, loose*, low-pressure, mellow, offhand, perfunctory, pococurante, purposeless, remote, unconcerned, unfussy, withdrawn
and
the term Relationship can be: accord, affair, affiliation, affinity, alliance, analogy, appositeness, association, bond, communication, conjunction, consanguinity, consociation, contact, contingency, correlation, dependence, dependency, exchange, friendship, homogeneity, hookup, interconnection, interrelation, interrelationship, kinship, liaison, likeness, link, nearness, network, parallel, pertinence, pertinency, proportion, rapport, ratio, relation, relativity, relevance, similarity, tie, tie-in,
tie-up

and by using the Aztec rules of syntax and celtic grammar a casual relationship can mean the following among the many:

1. Aloof dependency; 2.Down home hookup;3.Homey analogy; 4.Low pressure liaison;5. purposeless relativity; 6.easygoing proportion; 7.remote consanguinity;8.incurious kinship; 9.lackadaisical correlation; 10. Informal ratio; 11.Perfunctory parallel; 12.mellow contingency; 13. blasé interrelation; 14. remote nearness 15.laid back tie-in......Whew cant do any more

PS. More illustrations and better variations are welcome

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Hi All

Hmm pehaps I should have been more clearer on the word "Casual".

Accidental, chance, contingent, irregular, blase, informal, non chalant, unconcerned, random, occasional to name a few...asscociated with being "Casual".

One whom clearly does not want to commit, nor get to know the real person. Hence the common phrase being used "No strings, just want fun, without the hassels of being tied down"!
The less information I know about you, the more I can stay unattached and free to be with anyone, at any given time, at my will.

*** Well well, somany additives to this cup of sup, but, still the same taste.Everyone is different ***

Originally Posted by desteny

*** Well well, somany additives to this cup of sup, but, still the same taste.Everyone is different ***

Indeed we are thank goodness!

Katz

[quote=desteny]

Originally Posted by Katz Eyez

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*** Well well, somany additives to this cup of sup, but, still the same taste.Everyone is different ***

Tempted to throw one additive out and see whether sup tastes like soup

Originally Posted by hn12345

Halloween? Beltane, surely - in our Hemisphere

And Joyous Samhain to those in the Northern Hemisphere.

Beltane.wow after so many years heard about it. Fires and all .Wrote a paper long time back about it and Wittgenstein and celtic tradition . What is the bread called my friend. Is it not Bannock. ( Forgive my memory if am wrong.) Favourite bread of the templars.-with regards

don't fancy a casual relationship.

but wouldn't mind a daffy duck friend

Originally Posted by lukehear

don't fancy a casual relationship.

but wouldn't mind a daffy duck friend

sorry for the ****ney rhyming slang.

C o c k n e y

Originally Posted by lukehear

sorry for the ****ney rhyming slang.

C o c k n e y

**Chortle** Don't you just love automated censors - the Council in a certain English town had a few problems with one I recall...