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Where are you getting the numbers from on te US? Gay marriage shouldn't factor in at this point, so each marriage takes roughly one man and one woman out f the pool. There are not 4 million more men age 2008 to 34 in the united States.

Even never married sounds suspicious.
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4 million more never married men than never married women. Straight from the horse's mouth...US Census Factfinder.
04-04-2013 12:24 PM
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RE: Another night in Washington DC (picture)
(04-04-2013 05:35 AM)j r Wrote:  
(04-04-2013 03:42 AM)phoenix101 Wrote:  
(04-03-2013 11:34 PM)SouthernWizard Wrote:  The US is definitely the biggest sausagefest I've ever seen, wonder If the problem is so bad in the rest of the Anglosphere (Canada, Australia, NZ, UK and even Ireland). I would think Its a problem of the strange way cultures have evolved in the anglosphere countries, you dont see those sausages happening nearly as common, and definitely not in the dramatic way it goes in the US anywhere out of the anglo world.

First you have to have a concrete definition or representation of sausagefest that can be measured. Not just some one-off "unreproduceable" pictures that one doesn't know if it was just a bad night or a trend. I know the never-married stats usually look funny, but if you're talking about never married, or maybe never married plus a certain % of divorce/married etc...all 1st world nations are fucked.

(I've probably written this a dozen times on here but) In the US, from 2009 stats, it was 19 million unmarried guys from 20 to 34 vs. 15 million unmarried women. That's 26% excess overall, but if you narrow down on the 25 to 29 range it is 38% excess. I think my number for Canada is from 2006 (but age adjusted to 2011), it was 2,532,020 never married guys vs 2,218,065 women from 20 - 34 (makes sense when you consider US is ~9x population of Canada). I looked at UK and/or Australia once and the ratios were pretty similar to Canada.

Where are you getting the numbers from on te US? Gay marriage shouldn't factor in at this point, so each marriage takes roughly one man and one woman out f the pool. There are not 4 million more men age 2008 to 34 in the united States.

Even never married sounds suspicious.

Young women marry older men so that takes a younger woman out the pool for a younger man.
04-04-2013 12:32 PM
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RE: Another night in Washington DC (picture)
I went to the Grydon or Grifdon off on Connecticut ave about a couple of weeks ago. A lot of Lawyer Chicks. lol
04-04-2013 01:53 PM
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(04-04-2013 01:53 PM)Clyde Wrote:  I went to the Grydon or Grifdon off on Connecticut ave about a couple of weeks ago. A lot of Lawyer Chicks. lol

Just came back from Russia House (Dupont Circle North) last night with a buddy of mine. Shockingly the place had an ok ratio for DC (50/50). Ran the same type of game I did back in Ukraine...talking about travel, smiling a lot, and being colorful with the body language. Hit on a 4-set of girls, with 3 7s and 1 around a 6. After talking for over an hour with the 6 and trying to isolate her from the group she gets upset and stops paying attention when she asks me to buy an overpriced drink and I refuse. Wtf is wrong with the women here? I was custom suited, probably sharpest dressed cat in the whole place, being very nice and interesting, and even a 6 has no problem rejecting me outright. My friend who ran similar game could barely even muster a hello from the 7s. I'm telling you guys, Toronto definitely has competition from DC.
04-06-2013 05:35 PM
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I tried unsuccessfully for a 3peat last night at Madam's Organ. I did not bang, but I will try again. I am having trouble right now building a stable because of post-sex ASD. I generally despise AdMo, but for some reason Madams has been working for me a lot. It tends to have enough people to turnaround in the night where it may fill with sausage and then filter out and then maybe filter in some more sausage where it won't affect it as badly as other DC bars. But we all know how consistent bars are in DC.

As far as Russia House, I think the best time is to hit the very top floor bar right after work on Fridays. The top floor bar will die around 10 or slightly earlier. Otherwise the whole place is a sit-down place where you need to approach intimate tables and I commend you for doing your approaches there in that type setting. I have mainly reserved that place for dates because of its intimate atmosphere and being able to get rocked off a few Ukrainian martinis.
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04-06-2013 05:48 PM
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RE: Another night in Washington DC (picture)
Went out last night. For game, DC night life is 100% garbage

- Prudes
- Nerds
- High roller betas have fucked it up for everyone
- Girls are way too serious
- No one dancing, just a high school dance
- Expensive af (more than NYC)
- too many gov workers thinking they’re hot shit

However, DJs did hold it down and female bartenders were the only flirts

Avoid DC at all costs

Venues
-Heist
-Madhatter
And 2 other bars in the area
01-26-2018 08:49 AM
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↑ too true, especially the government non-profit faggotry. DC also is older women than other cities. Can you explain more about the high roller thing, though? Lobbyists?
01-26-2018 01:46 PM
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wow those pictures were absolutely crazy
01-26-2018 04:58 PM
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About to head out to DC tonight. Let's see if the DC crowd is the same one I remember leaving back in 2013.
01-26-2018 06:10 PM
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will be in DC next weekend, looking forward to it. Last time there, did fairly well on a NFL Sunday at some non descript bar in Dupont Circle
01-26-2018 06:13 PM
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