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THE PROCESS: HOW TO GO FROM A FIRST CONTACT WITH A WOMAN TO AN IN-PERSON FIRST MEETING






Thursday, August 30, 2007

Niche Dating

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There's nothing wrong with being picky. It use to be that if one found it difficult to find their "ideal" match friends would say, "you're being too picky!" It doesn't seem to be that way for many people these days. Because of the internet people from all walks of life have been brought closer together.

Looking for someone tall? Small? Ivy graduate? Wealthy? Disabled? There is a dating website out there for you. CNN.com recently posted an interesting article on the topic, check it out. And if you need help crafting that PERFECT profile or just want to touch up yours, check out our services page.


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Wednesday, August 29, 2007

Looks Aren't Everything

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We know most of you have probably seen that Miss Teen South Carolina video and all the spoofs that has popped up on YouTube. For those of you that missed it, here it is with commentary by Jimmy Kimmel.

Why did we post this here? Just a reminder for those of you that are looking for long term relationships... looks aren't everything. Can you imagine a conversation with this girl? On the positive side, she's still a kid, and hopefully she'll learn from this and move on with no permanent damage.





Alexander Stone & Stephen David
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Yahoo: 8 Reasons Why Online Dating Is Not For You

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"Not everyone can -- or should -- fight fires, race
cars, paint portraits, or sing karaoke publicly. It's
fine; we're all different, and as Jane Austen said,
"One half of the world cannot understand the pleasure
of the other." Online dating is no different."

8 Reasons Why Online Dating Is Not For You, by
Chelsea Summers is straight forward and honest. If you
are going to try online dating you need to put time into
it. We can help by putting together a great profile,
or commenting on and improving your own. You also
need to check your email; that part is up to you!

Monday, August 27, 2007

Are You Too Clingy?

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A guy in a good relationship is, for the most part, a pretty happy guy - and most of us know how lucky we are.

In fact, 75 percent of men would grade their current relationship as an A or a B, according to a poll of more than 2,000 men for my book, "Men, Love & Sex." But there are three main sins that can turn a man from happy to "hey-where's-the-door" in no time.


And so begins an interesting article, Are You Too Clingy?, by David Zinczenko. The article should have been titled, "Are You Clingy?" Lets face it, you are either clingy or you're not. Both partners in a relationship need to have some outside outlet and allow breathing room for their significant other. Enjoy the article and happy dating!

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Sunday, August 26, 2007

Update: Sometimes You Just Have to ''Go For It'

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Well, it’s been quite a summer...

As some of you already know, not only have I recently become single again, but I have also decided to leave the rat race for a little while to take part in a graduate program at one of New York City’s well-known universities (let’s just say I can put my dating profile on rightstuffdating.com... not that I ever would, of course).

The point here is that if things are not going the way you want them to, don't just sit there - do something about it! Don’t like your job? Get another one or go back to school? Don’t like the relationship you are in? Stop wasting your time (and hers!) and end it. Not happy with the way things are going in your dating life? Drop us a line so we can help you.

Alexander Stone & Stephen David
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Wednesday, August 22, 2007

Warning Signs that a Guy is a Creep

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Here's Michelle Hill with a follow-up to last week's article about going with your gut. This is the story of a guy who started off well but soon found himself in a world of hurt. And to make matters worse, this guy is 36!

Let's see if we can count the mistakes this dude made...
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Little did I know that my blog last week would be so timely. I took my own advice last weekend and thank god I did! Something wasn’t feeling right with a guy I had been talking to, so I cancelled our date, and then he totally freaked out. By following my instincts, I avoided what could have been a total disaster.

Here’s what happened. I met a guy online, and all seemed to be going well – witty and unique profile, clever banter via email and phone conversations that had no uncomfortable pauses. So, we made plans to meet. That’s when things started to go wrong.

His first mistake was not having a plan. He kept asking me if I had any ideas on what to do, and ultimately, I ended up coming up with the plan for the date. Strike one. Next, he called and texted me A LOT before our date. It was too much upfront contact before the first meeting. Strike two. And, the texts he was sending me started to become very bizarre: “Things that I like on a summer day: spaghetti straps, espadrilles, low rise jeans, big bright smiles. Just thought id share.” Heh? What? Strike three. I was actually starting to dread our meeting. Something was just not feeling right. Keeping with my theme of going with my gut, I decided to cancel. Boy, did I make the right decision! Below is the unedited version of the texts he sent to me during the following 24 hour period.

Wtf
Y r u doing this?”
Did i say something SO fucked up that i dont even deserve a phone call?”
Was it the espadrilles or the spaghetti straps?”
Im sorry i didnt meet ur expectations. Usually i dont get my heart broken until after i meet the girl. But this is fine, too.”
Why dont u take the high road and be the stand up woman that i know u are!”

And then FINALLY after I replied asking him to stop contacting me, he wrote:

I will respect ur wishes but am very confused and hurt. Thanks.”

Okay, all together now, can we say PSYCHO?? This is the reaction I got from this guy for canceling, when we hadn’t even met yet! What would have happened if we had dated for a while and I then ended things? What would his reaction have been then? Clearly, this is an example of how NOT to handle rejection (you need a thick skin in the dating world!) as well as an excellent demonstration of why you should go with your gut!

-Michelle Hill
Michelle@approachdynamics.com

********MY COMMENTS********

Yeah, going with your gut (along with a nicely-timed phone call to yours truly) can work wonders for your dating life. But I digress.

So what can we learn from this fiasco?

1. Guys, when a woman asks you what you want to do, and you respond with, "I don't know... what do YOU want to do?', you are DONE. In fact, a woman should never even have to ask you that question in the first place. HAVE A PLAN. In fact, have a BACKUP plan too.

2. Before you guys meet for the first time (and even afterwards to a degree), the SOLE purpose of using the telephone is to make plans to meet. Once you guys set up a meeting, DO NOT contact her again before the date. It just aint worth the risk.

3. Also remember, nothing counts in the world of online dating until you guys actually meet face to face. It is also hard to read a person's sarcasm and teasing until you have a real interaction. So chizzle with the text mizzle. Ya dizzle?

4. Finally, NEVER let them know they got to you. We have talked about this before. Handle rejection with grace and class. Who knows? The chemistry may not have been there with her, but maybe she has a friend...

Alexander Stone & Stephen David
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Tuesday, August 21, 2007

Chris Rock on Relationships [video]

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What can we learn from Chris Rock about relationships? Check out this clip (courtesy of YouTube):



One thing I have always liked about Chris Rock is the fact that he is so damn HONEST. But I think he is missing the mark here when he talks about 'yessing' women to death. No wonder the women in his routine are nagging and complaining about the guys they are with.

Guys who always say yes to their wives/girlfriends have no backbones, and are NOT attractive to the women they are with. That's why, as Chris Rock says, 'she is looking at you, without saying nothing... thinking to herself that you aint her first choice'.

The key here is to prevent this situation from happening in the first place. Do you REALLY want to make a woman happy? BE A MAN.

Be confident. Practice self-control. Don't be so agreeable all the time. SURPRISE her every once in a while. Don't buy her flowers because it's Valentines Day like every other jackass. Do it because it's Tuesday and you just felt like it. Say NO to her if it is appropriate. Tease her (playfully!) when it the time is right.

And as one of my mentors Doc Love always says, date your girlfriend/wife at least once a month. No talk about the kids, the bills, your jobs, etc. Just go out and enjoy each other's company. Guys, THIS is your maintenance program, and it will keep her from nagging.

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Sunday, August 19, 2007

Dating: What if She Tries to Change Venue?

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Ok, so you called her up, asked her out and she accepted. Great!

As we have said before, once you guys have definite plans to meet, do not speak again until the date (and NEVER accept anything other than definite, concrete plans to meet - a specific date, time and place are a MUST). There shouldn't be any reason for you to have to speak again beforehand.

But every once in a while, you will get a phone call or an email from the woman you are meeting asking you to change the location of your date. Here’s how to handle it...

There are two situations where a woman may try and pull a venue change on you - one is legitimate and the other is UNACCEPTABLE. I have had an experience with each of these scenarios.

A legitimate reason for her to ask you to change locations is if the place you chose is too far from where she lives, works, etc. The one time this happened to me, the woman I was meeting was going to be working late and asked if we could meet at a spot closer to her office. This is okay.

However, make sure that YOU are the one to choose the new spot. Respond to her with something like, “Sure, Union Square is fine. Meet me at 8 at Luna Park. Wear jeans and a cute top. Shoes are optional ;)”

Now the reason this is okay is because the request is NEIGHBORHOOD based, rather than VENUE based. But if she is trying to upgrade to someplace 'nicer' (i.e. more expensive), then you've got yourself a problem.

The one girl that pulled this on me was a piece of work. We were originally going to have drinks at a spot near Bryant Park (midtown Manhattan) for our first meeting. She then emailed me and asked if we could meet somewhere on the Upper East Side. Fine. I emailed her back with a new spot in that neighborhood.

I then get another email from her asking if we could meet at a certain lounge up there. She conveniently happened to choose a place where the drinks are 15-20 dollars each. So I wrote her back and said that I like the place that I chose, and we can figure out what happens from there. She then writes me back the morning of our meeting with a 'roomate crisis' and cancels. God bless her!

What I had on my hands here was a professional dater. These women don't care about the guys they go out with - they are just out for free food and entertainment at your expense. These women are very similar to gold-diggers, but where they differ is that professional daters are going out with you so they don't sit home bored that night, as opposed to going out to try and snag a 'rich guy'.

This is one of the main reasons why you should always choose a venue for a first meeting that is fun and inexpensive. You are essentially TESTING the woman to make sure she is of good character. Gold-diggers and professional daters HATE these type of activities, and will try and pull all sorts of games to get out of it. This is a GOOD thing - you have just weeded out someone that is not worth your time. Let her browbeat the next chode that comes along.

Good luck!

Alexander Stone & Stephen David
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Thursday, August 16, 2007

Dating: Go With Your Gut

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Today we welcome back Michelle Hill with some insight on listening to that little voice inside your head...

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In this crazy world of dating (heck, in this crazy life), I think we can always learn from our experiences. I learned a long time ago to trust my gut when it comes to men. I had always done so in other areas of my life, but for some reason, I had neglected to carry that philosophy over into my dating life. Now that I use this simple methodology, I can avoid the ‘undesirables’ right off the bat.

In the following examples, I had an inkling of what was to come but proceeded to move forward with each of these guys, despite that little voice in my head that told me not to.

BORING GUY
When given the opportunity to describe himself, this is what he wrote:

“Hi. I am not sure i can describe myself on an paragraph. I rather talk to you on phone or in person and tell you all about me. So feel free to ask. What am I looking for? What are we all looking for?”

Yawn. Hello? This was his first opportunity to make a good impression and differentiate himself from the rest of the drones out there, and this is the best he could do? I was already bored by this guy but yet for some reason I agreed to meet up with him. Surprise, surprise, he was about as spicy as white rice.

SEX GUY
After exchanging MAYBE two emails, this guy jumped very quickly into very flirty, almost provocative discussions:

“You are not trying to get frisky now are ya. I might like that :) ok, I have to blackmail you. What do you think is my sexiest feature and then I will answer :)”

I admit it, I was sort of intrigued. However, on our first real date, he planted a kiss on me in the middle of the street before we even got to the bar, and I spent half of the rest of the night telling him to take it easy because he was coming on WAY too strong. It should come as no shocker that after we went out for a few weeks, he asked if we could have a strictly sexual relationship.

DUMB GUY
This was one of his emails to me, WORD FOR WORD:

“so how was your new years?
what did you do?

me I went to a house party in brooklyn with my brother who is home from school and abunch of friends, it was a pritty low key new years this year.

and your from Philly thats cool Iv bin there a cupple times...

hope to talk to you soon
you good-time-having lady”


I can understand a few typos here and there or maybe a missed punctuation mark, but “cupple”? “pritty”? “bin”? Needless to say, when we spoke on the phone, it was like having a conversation with a six year old. At least I was smart enough to not go out with this one.

The big lesson here is that if you suspect that something is not quite right with someone you are talking to, your gut is probably onto something – listen to your instincts! May as well weed out the freaks, weirdos, lame ones (fill in the blank here with whatever applies) early on and save yourself the trouble later!

Michelle Hill
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Tuesday, August 14, 2007

Approaching Women: Handling the Cock Blocker [video]

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So you move in on the hottie by the bar. Things are seemingly going well, until... the COCK BLOCK! We have all met him or her before. The jealous friend that doesn't want you or anyone else to have a good time. The 'mother hen' trying to call the shots for her 'chicks'. The chode who wants to move in on claimed territory. Good fun, eh?

So how do you handle this situation? If it is YOUR friend, perhaps it is time to either have a chat with him or consider leaving him home next time.

If it is the friend of the woman you are talking to, you have a couple of options. Ideally, you should try and make friends with her. One way to do this is to hi-five her at the first sign of resistance and say something like, "Hey, thats AWESOME! I am the cock block for my friends too. Nice!" Or if you have identified her PRIOR to approaching, you can always initiate with HER and actually have her introduce you to the woman you are interested in.

And finally, we have the chode. Most of these guys are jackasses with absolutely NO game, and will not last more than a minute or two anyway. So use that opportunity to tool him and to get a laugh out of the girl you are talking with. If done properly, he wont even know you are making fun of him!

Say to the girl, "Hey, doesn't he look like one of those guys from [New Kids on the Block, Color Me Bad, Menudo, etc.]? Too bad I'm not gay, cause I would TOTALLY go for him!" Then tease the girl about being attracted to him, and actually encourage him to continue trying to pick her up!

The key here is to keep your cool, smile, and make it look like you are actually pulling for him! Eventually he will get too embarassed and walk away. Priceless.

However, the WORST thing you can do is react in ANY way. Do NOT get jealous or upset or nervous. If you do, YOU will be blown out. You have NOTHING to be upset about, this guy is complimenting your taste in women.

So without further ado, here's a perfect example of how NOT to deal with a cock block. Enjoy!



Alexander Stone & Stephen David
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Monday, August 13, 2007

Online Dating: Another Jackass Email

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Guys, if your emails sound anything like what this dude wrote (sent to us by one of our concerned female readers), you really need to contact us IMMEDIATELY so we can help you out.

Enjoy!

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hello how are you doing today its a beutiful day here in my house?
wow you seems like a jewel ...wow for some day since i have being browsing profiles here your profile is different and unique and i am very sure you are unique.

well when i saw your pics my eyes reacted ,when i read your profile my mind was attracted ...and when i get a mail from you sure my heart will react to that in knowing you .thousands are on here i have rejected them cos of the uniqueness you have i have decided to e mail you cos you have being selected.you are a ....short of words!!!!!
i you cane mail me on xxxxxxx@yahoo.com
[emphasis added for shock value]

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Sunday, August 12, 2007

Approaching Women: The 'Dating For Dummies' Opener

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Last night’s Live Approach Workshop was a HUGE success. It always amazes me how much a person can improve in just one night when they make the commitment to get this part of their life handled. Stay tuned for a full field report on our night out, which included a kick-ass time at the Saw Doctors concert, as well as some pre-show cougar hunting.

Here is an opener we like to use early in the night while we are still getting warmed up - the ‘Dating For Dummies’ opener.

Here’s how it works. Go to a bookstore and head over to the Dating/ Relationships section. Grab a copy of ‘Dating For Dummies’ and turn to page 86. There you will find a list of pick-up lines you should NEVER use. Specifically, there are four:

Come here often?”

What’s your sign?”

I must have died and gone to heaven, because where else would I see an angel like you?”

If I told you that you have a beautiful body, would you hold it against me?”

Now in order to pull this off successfully, you need to convey the image that you really know what you are doing, but are pretending to be a clueless chode that is trying to learn how to score with the ladies.

Walk up to a woman with the book out in front of you, so she can clearly see what it is. Smile and say “HI!” Then look down at the book, look up at her again, and with a big smile use one of the lines.

This will usually get a laugh. React with one of those “Oh my god, this is working!” expressions. Then smile even more, and try another one of the lines. From there, tease her about how “I had no idea these lines actually work” and then segue into normal conversation.

Good luck!

Alexander Stone & Stephen David
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Friday, August 10, 2007

The World's Worst Dating Videos [video]

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This one's for the LADIES...

Watch as 'Barbeque Lou' and 'Husan the Limo Driver' work their charm for some poor unsuspecting women. Even Larry David makes a cameo. At least I THINK that's him.



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A Free 'Contact Sheet' for Dating Multiple Partners

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During our workshops and seminars, as well from comments left on our blog, we have found that a common problem faced by guys who date multiple women is keeping track of key information, as well as remembering who they said what to. If this sounds like you, we have put together a ‘Contact Sheet’ to help you out. Check out the bottom of our services page to download this free pdf.

If you like the sheet, or if any of our other articles have helped you out or made you laugh, drop us an email and let us know. All emails will be responded to by either myself or Alexander.

Or if you’d like, click on the ‘donate’ button and buy us a beer!

Alexander Stone & Stephen David
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Thursday, August 9, 2007

Dating: A Tip for the First Phone Call

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EDITOR'S NOTE - Also see our previous article entitled, 'The First Phone Call: Do I Leave A Message?'

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Here is a quick, yet subtle tip for the first time you call a woman. When she answers the phone, say, “Hi Jessica, it's Alexander.” Then stop talking and listen to her response.

Do NOT say, “Hi, it’s Alexander from [Match.com, the bar last Friday, etc].” You don’t work for Match, do you? And even if you did, this is not a business call.

The point here is that you are testing out the interest level of the woman you are calling. If she likes you, she is GOING to know who you are. You don’t need to say where you are from. It's goofy and it shows a lack of confidence on your part.

However, if she hesitates or replies with something along the lines of, “Alexander? I'm sorry... where do I know you from?”, then you are FINISHED. Don’t bother trying to remind her who you are. She either has low interest in you or she is giving her phone number out to half the city. Either way, cut your losses and move on.

Alexander Stone & Stephen David
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Wednesday, August 8, 2007

Online Dating: How to Make Your Dating Profile Appealing to Women

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Today we welcome back our female correspondent, Michelle Hill, with her take on internet dating.
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Online Dating - A Woman's Perspective:

The whole point of this online dating thing is to actually get out from behind your computer and meet people in real life, right? So how do you make your profile interesting enough, witty enough and intriguing enough to solicit a contact or a response to your email? Here are some tips on what works and what doesn’t work, from a woman’s perspective.

1. Answer all of the questions. Actually put some effort into it. If you don’t put effort into putting your best foot forward, how do you expect to attract the best match for you? How will anyone get to know anything about you? Don’t say things like “Ask me” or “I’ll fill this in later” or “Almost to the character limit”. If you’re too lazy to fill out a silly questionnaire, she’s going to think you’re lazy about lots of other things too.

2. Be original. Better yet, be YOU. Make your profile stand out from the hundreds of other dudes out there who write things like “I like to laugh” and “my friends and family are important to me”. There should be at least three or four things in your profile that can’t be found in anyone else’s. This will give her an idea about what you might have in common or maybe even give her something to comment on in her email.

3. Be descriptive. Give examples of things you’ve done that make you interesting or tell a story about a time you were really funny/adventurous/embarrassed/wasted, whatever. Make it easy for her to visualize the situation. It will make you seem more like a real person, and not just some random anonymous picture on a website.

4. Let’s face it, she’s going to want to know what you look like too. Make sure the picture is a good representation of you. If you don’t have any good pics, ask a friend to take some or bring a camera out with you one night. Those self-portraits taken with camera phones or webcams make you look green and just plain creepy. And smile. Smiling is contagious.

5. Don’t lie. If you lie about your height, the amount of hair on your head, your age, whether or not you have kids, whatever, she’s going to find out. You should be comfortable enough with yourself and your situation to be up front about it. I have a friend who recently went out with a guy who put up a picture of himself with a full head of hair, but when she met up with him, he was totally balding. She was totally fine with the baldness, but couldn’t get past the fact that he had been dishonest.

The most important thing to remember when crafting your profile is that this should be a true representation of you. Spend time making sure it’s good, and you will stand out from the endless sea of other guys out there. Believe me, even if she is not sure how she feels about your appearance, if she’s intrigued by what you’ve written (or more importantly about who you are), she’s going to be much more likely to respond when you reach out to her or even to contact you on her own. And do yourself a favor and apply the same logic when deciding who you want to contact or respond to. If you’re not 100% about her pics but are intrigued by what she’s written, give her a shot. You never know.

By the way, if you’re looking for some professional assistance with your profile, the guys at Approach Dynamics know what they are doing. I may or may not have contacted one of them because his profile was so well written…

Michelle Hill
Michelle@ApproachDynamics.com
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Sunday, August 5, 2007

Yahoo: 5 Steps to Disaster-Proof Your Dating

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"If you want a dating life that's free from disaster,
you need to invest in a little insurance. As hurricane
victims know, it does no good to buy insurance after
the storm has wreaked its damage. Here's how to get
your own dating insurance package together:"

5 Steps to Disaster-Proof Your Dating, by Kathryn Lord
is a simplified look at improving your dating success.
One prescribed step is basically to be prepared to reject
and be rejected. The best thing you can do in order
to improve the chances of NOT being over-looked is to
have a well written and eye catching profile, and that's
where we come in!


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Stripper Pole Accident [video]

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Now we ALL appreciate this woman's effort and enthusiasm, but she might want to consider properly securing the stripper pole next time she uses it in her livingroom.



Alexander Stone & Stephen David
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Thursday, August 2, 2007

17 Men Ruled Out as Baby's Father [video]

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EDITOR'S NOTE - This is our 100th Post! Thanks to everyone for your support.

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Here is a PRIME example of someone you probably don't want to date.

This is a woman that has been searching for 3 1/2 years to find the 'baby daddy' of her daughter. After it was determined that her husband was not the real father, FIFTEEN MORE MEN were also ruled out based on DNA testing. Here's a clip from the 17th DNA test, brought to us as only Maury Povich can...



This certainly brings new meaning to the phrase, "Who's Your Daddy!"

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Wednesday, August 1, 2007

What NOT To Say To Women [video]

Got a dating question or an interesting blog topic? Email us at Dating@ApproachDynamics.com

WARNING: Adult Content

We have written several articles about how to approach
women. Here is something you should probably never
try when first meeting someone. You agree with the
terms and conditions of our site before viewing (in
other words, you are over 18!)

The video clip is from "The Ten," a series of
interconnected stories designed to interpret the Ten
Commandments for a young, comedy starved, and sinful
audience. Hell, I'd rather laugh with the sinners than
cry with the saints! (Thanks Billy!) The cast includes
Paul Rudd, Jessica Alba, Winona Ryder, Adam Brody,
Gretchen Mol, Famke Janssen, Rob Corddry, Liev
Schreiber, Oliver Platt, Justin Theroux and Ken
Marino.




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