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How to get women to reject you

Lincoln Adams | September 14, 2009 @ 1:10 pm

So I get another eHarmony match, but this one lived too far away and was way too tall (women who are taller than me are freaks of nature and threaten my sense of manhood.)

But she sent me a questionnaire indicating interest, so I saw a perfect opportunity to make her think she was rejecting me instead. All I had to do was answer the questions in a way that would send her running for the hills.

First question: When in a relationship, how much personal space do you generally find you need?

My response: I need considerable time to myself for personal reflection. Last thing I need is a woman who is all up in my space.

Second question: How romantic are you?

My response:
I believe romance is highly overrated and do not believe in it at all.

Third question: How would you assess your verbal intimacy skills?

My response: I do not like to talk about myself with anyone, especially a woman. I do not see the point in discussing things like this as I consider it to be a waste of time.

15 minutes later, she closed the match. Why oh why, did she reject me, I’ll never know. :whistle:



Why creepy men are ruining the Internet and must be destroyed.

Lincoln Adams | December 28, 2008 @ 2:48 pm

Like a biblical plague devouring even the deepest corners of the Internet, creepy little dingalings are setting tech-savvy women on edge everywhere with their oh-so-creepy tweets, Facebook pokes, unwelcome emails and unwanted IM chats, and by doing so they have made it even more difficult for me to find my Cuddle Pot Bon Bon Bunny Cakes online.

I can understand now why many women would choose to put up avatars depicting a haggish looking 100 year old female who looks like she had been dug up and photographed for a museum exhibit instead of a real picture of themselves, or why they would say they’re married to an ex-Marine who keep a running scorecard of all the terrorists he kills (which would include people who look at his wife funny.)

Join an internet chatroom under the screen name “Butch123″ and you will go virtually ignored.  Join the same chatroom under the screen name “cutegirl115″ and you will have inadvertently kicked off the rock hiding the most disturbing elements of the cyber underworld, as every creepy horned up moochbag descends on you in the futile and ridiculously vain hope that they will somehow be able to seduce you with their 10 years out of date pickup lines, or the JPG images of them rubbing Mommy’s feet, or by impressing you their exciting recaps of adventures they’ve had in the past week, which would include being mugged by a gang of 8 year old boys, utterly oblivious to the fact that this is not the sort of thing that’s likely to make a girl swoon over them.

But still they press on, like the virginal roaches that they are, creeping over every nook and cranny of the Internet, writing pathetic little odes to the current object of their affection on their blogs, serenading women on Facebook with rock ballads that aren’t even from the 80s, or chest thumping their overinflated sense of manhood on Twitter while they chow down on Cheetos.

It is time for the madness to end.  It is time that we manly studs rise up and lay the ultimate who’s-your-daddy smackdown on our creepy counterparts.  They are a disgrace, pestilence, a blight on the human race.  Let us trample their Cheetos, break their XBoxes, and hack their Facebook profiles!  Let us crush their fragile little weenieballs with the mallet of our well earned machismo!

Let us take back the Net, not just for us, but for our wimmins, that they may reward us handsomely for saving them from these creepsters with lots of smoochies and coochie coos!

FREEDOM!!!!!!!

Braveheart

:ggrin:



Fade to Pink

Lincoln Adams | October 30, 2007 @ 5:13 pm

I won a prize! No, it wasn’t money. No it wasn’t a date with Jessica Alba. So what did I win you ask? Lookie here:

pinkbear

Yep, in what I am now convinced is a global conspiracy to obliterate whatever ounce of manhood I had left over from 31 years of pain, agony, and surviving Backstreet Boys mania, Danielle from Pink Internet Marketing has declared me the random winner of her fluffy pink bear.

Still, I will accept this cuddly bundle of cuteness on Danielle’s promise that it will someday help me win over the heart of my future honey pot bon bon bunnycakes, whoever she may be. :D

Assuming of course, she can get past the fact that the studly man of her dreams now keeps a pink teddy bear in his bedroom. :wideeyed: