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	<title>Comments on: Where are all the suitable men?</title>
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		<title>By: yeeliu</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 18 Feb 2010 15:20:20 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Michael

Yes, I keep asking myself this question - awesome article and keeps me wondering.  But I carry on regardless and keep hoping.

Also like your new videos - and amazing shirts - and now I know what you really look like.

So as a long time client, do I get the answer to the question or have I still a long way to go?

So I am testing whether this process works now and whether I get a response.

Yee-Liu 

PS  Have you thought about a favicon for your website so we can identify you easily for bookmarking?   It&#039;s a one minute job and helps to locate you under my favourites ...</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Michael</p>
<p>Yes, I keep asking myself this question &#8211; awesome article and keeps me wondering.  But I carry on regardless and keep hoping.</p>
<p>Also like your new videos &#8211; and amazing shirts &#8211; and now I know what you really look like.</p>
<p>So as a long time client, do I get the answer to the question or have I still a long way to go?</p>
<p>So I am testing whether this process works now and whether I get a response.</p>
<p>Yee-Liu </p>
<p>PS  Have you thought about a favicon for your website so we can identify you easily for bookmarking?   It&#8217;s a one minute job and helps to locate you under my favourites &#8230;</p>
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		<title>By: Zaq</title>
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		<dc:creator>Zaq</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 19 Jan 2010 17:50:33 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I must comment on this as I have experienced several speed dating events in the last year.
As a man I have experienced the other side of this. Although I had read that women were extremely picky at these events, i must say I was shocked to see how much.
At the first event I attended, I enjoyed the evening, but I felt that the time allowed was insufficient to draw any conclusions, and not being totally conversant with how these things work, I thought what the heck and put a cross next to everybody.
A few days later I receive an e-mail &quot;Congratulations you have been successful&quot; - Yeh!, no doubt a number of the attendees were bowled over by my witty and charming persona. I quickly dive in to discover the full extent of my success:
Number of women who would like to date you again - NIL
Number of women who would never consider dating a loser like you but, if push comes to shove would consider adding you to their long list of friends - One
OK may have paraphrased a little here. What were all these middle aged single mothers expecting ? 
I have tried to make myself as attractive as possible. I look after my body, in the gym several times a week, do the equivalent of a couple of marathons a week in the summer. Most of my friends would say I was the life and soul of the party - you may have seen me out and about performing shakespeare or stand up comedy. I try to get by on the six figure income I get from the company I own.

And no, I did not spend all the time talking about myself, and yes I did keep things light and fun.
The other events were exactly the same.
So do I fit into the &quot;social liabilty&quot; section or the &quot;barely passable&quot; section ? It would appear the results are the same.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I must comment on this as I have experienced several speed dating events in the last year.<br />
As a man I have experienced the other side of this. Although I had read that women were extremely picky at these events, i must say I was shocked to see how much.<br />
At the first event I attended, I enjoyed the evening, but I felt that the time allowed was insufficient to draw any conclusions, and not being totally conversant with how these things work, I thought what the heck and put a cross next to everybody.<br />
A few days later I receive an e-mail &#8220;Congratulations you have been successful&#8221; &#8211; Yeh!, no doubt a number of the attendees were bowled over by my witty and charming persona. I quickly dive in to discover the full extent of my success:<br />
Number of women who would like to date you again &#8211; NIL<br />
Number of women who would never consider dating a loser like you but, if push comes to shove would consider adding you to their long list of friends &#8211; One<br />
OK may have paraphrased a little here. What were all these middle aged single mothers expecting ?<br />
I have tried to make myself as attractive as possible. I look after my body, in the gym several times a week, do the equivalent of a couple of marathons a week in the summer. Most of my friends would say I was the life and soul of the party &#8211; you may have seen me out and about performing shakespeare or stand up comedy. I try to get by on the six figure income I get from the company I own.</p>
<p>And no, I did not spend all the time talking about myself, and yes I did keep things light and fun.<br />
The other events were exactly the same.<br />
So do I fit into the &#8220;social liabilty&#8221; section or the &#8220;barely passable&#8221; section ? It would appear the results are the same.</p>
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