Post: #26

PS. Get rid of the "Please" in "Please Date Me"

Post: #27

Guess what? This guy is out on the street trying to make something positive happen in his life while all of us are commenting on it from the comfort of our computers. Who is pathetic?

Post: #28

dude, we're happy for him, the guy made a IMPOSSIBLE JUMP from no game land into the most direct daygame ever known to a man. it's Stratos caliber stunt. respect

Post: #29

I have more respect for this guy then some guy at home jerking off and complaining about how he can't get laid.

Post: #30

That takes balls. Some chick will figure out way to meet him without it looking like she responded to the sign.

Post: #31

I can see why many people bash and make fun of him, even call him "beta". Even though he might be indeed using a dumb and lame approach, the guy will probably end up getting something. I doubt this guy wants to score notch after notch, he probably just wants to settle with someone nice, which in the end will probably not be so hard for him.

Post: #32

i agree this guy looks terribly pathetic at first sight. But somhow we recognize something here we all (or must of us) went through, some innocent but afwul betaness, and there's potential for change.

I'm curious to know about the results of his actual "campaign"I'm pretty sure it will be zero, unless he got reat media coverage, such as a TV channel. Apparently he already made it to NY times. My guess is that (positive or negative) feedback, like ours, won leave him unaffected.

here is the link, by the way:

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/09/21/nyregi....html?_r=0

"When an excited woman approached him, there seemed to be promise. “Yes. Yes. I love it,” she exclaimed. Then she asked, “Can I take a picture, please?” She snapped a photo. He got up to introduce himself. “I like your ring,” he told her, but she was already walking away."

Post: #33

(10-18-2012 03:27 AM)michelin Wrote:  "When an excited woman approached him, there seemed to be promise. “Yes. Yes. I love it,” she exclaimed. Then she asked, “Can I take a picture, please?” She snapped a photo. He got up to introduce himself. “I like your ring,” he told her, but she was already walking away."

He's just an entertainer. He could have been putting up an clown- or mime- act on the street.

But maybe the chicks that don't fuck us in clubs also look at us as "entertainment of the evening". That's why they are there. It's a sadness of today's masculinity: we are all fucking clowns or ATM-machines.

Post: #34

(10-17-2012 03:35 PM)jdelisi Wrote:  Guess what? This guy is out on the street trying to make something positive happen in his life while all of us are commenting on it from the comfort of our computers. Who is pathetic?

He is not trying to make something 'possitive' happen in his life.

He is using up his life waiting for something possitive to happen.

Post: #35

I remember this one in DC. Turned out to be false, I think. Was just a media stunt.


I wonder what would happen if you did the same thing, but the sign said things more like:

-Unemployed
-Not much of a kisser
-Willing to use condom if I flip a coin and it's heads
-Will ask you to leave right after I bust
-Won't call you back
-Let's Bang

Post: #36

(09-21-2012 06:09 AM)XXL Wrote:  
Searching for a Companion, With a Smile and a Sign

Post: #37

he would get some girls contacting him if he wrote his number/email next to something like...