Archive for February, 2008

Foolish Men Rush In

Thursday, February 14th, 2008

Foolish guys

Here’s a fact: If you’re a female and posses even the most faint of good looks, you can get just about anything your heart desires from a man. Be it money, gifts, sex…all of it is yours for the taking. This scenario is the fault of the man. No, not those who are keeping us down, but men in general. We men are weak. We’re almost completely controlled by and are at the total mercy of that Oscar Meyer flesh package dangling between our legs.

This truth has been well documented throughout life.

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Tealight Her Candle

Thursday, February 14th, 2008

Tea Lights

Tealights - a staple in the war chest of love seduction

Its Valentines Day, and I will be spending it away from my apartment. Reason being that my roommate has requested the place for him and his girl. Its been great as he has been cleaning, decorating and buying food for the fridge! Out of all of the items he has purchased, one reigns as the most important, the Tealights.

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A Special Valentine’s Day Message!

Wednesday, February 13th, 2008

Tom Leykis

According to the self-proclaimed “Professor of Poon,” Tom Leykis, “It’s no accident that God made the vagina in the shape of a purse.” The Los Angeles Times recently shed some light on his views. Click here to read some of Tom’s Valentine’s Day advice.

He Went To Jared? F*#k You Jared!

Wednesday, February 13th, 2008

Kay Jewelers

I thought I was through the rough patch. I thought I could finally watch TV in peace. But alas, Valentines Day and all its estrogen themed nausea foiled my plans. You see, there was a veritable onslaught of those jewelry commercials leading up to Christmas and it was starting to drive me a little batty.

Of course, I could have just turned the TV off and done something productive instead…but I digress.

And then for a while after Christmas, it was safe to watch TV whilst eating my baked potato dinner again.

But now, they’re back. In full force. Kay, Jared, Zales…they’re all back and just as annoying. Just with a V-Day coating. Which brings me to this simple question? Why are women stupid? Or maybe I should be asking, how bloomin’ stupid are the men who get suckered into purchasing these shiny death rocks? Real stupid. Asked and answered.

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The Mystery Method for Introverts: Part I

Tuesday, February 12th, 2008

Mystery Method

I’m sure many of you may have read a useful digital book entitled The Mystery Method. For those of you haven’t, it’s a crash course on the art of seducing women (to make a long story short). There are tons of books like this out there, so what makes this one stand out?

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Mutton Dressed as Lamb

Tuesday, February 12th, 2008

Mutton Dressed as Lamb

The other night I was with a group of friends at a martini lounge and saw what is know as the phenomenon “Mutton Dressed as Lamb”. This is basically when an older woman tries to get away dressing like she’s in her twenties. I want to clarify that older meaning at least 40. This one woman looked like a Pro and I don’t mean an athlete. She had a short black leather skirt and a top way too small. Small, meaning I see bread rolls. Another woman who had to be at least 45 came in wearing some lingerie top from Frederick’s. Her fake 12 pound, rock hard, bowling ball breasts were stretching the very weak fabric containing them. Her hair was so chemically damaged it looked like a witch’s broom. Her skin was so tanned by the sun that it looked like leather from your grandpa’s wallet. On top of all that, when she turned around she exposed her shoulders and back that was so tattooed it resembled a mural of some kind.
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Don’t worry White Men I’m not taking all your White Women.

Tuesday, February 12th, 2008

White Men

Being an Asian guy married to a Caucasian girl I would have to say is like any other relationship people go through, but with some obstacles. Some might be cultural, but as long as both partners have an open mind then it should be no problem. Of course, being in an interracial relationship takes an open mind to begin with. I would have to say the main obstacle that I had to get used to would be the stares and glares that I see in the corner of my eye as my wife and I walked through crowded shopping malls or any other outside venue.
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