On Jun 22, 3:08 pm, "Ted E Bear"
johndoes.org> wrote:> "Ray Gordon, prolific prevaricating pontificator"
cybersheet.com> wrote
> in messagenews:V-mdnSpacarn0cPVnZ2dnUVZ_vqdnZ2d@pghconnect.com...> (by publishing this, hopefully this tactic will also become played out so>> the gurus will stop fooling people)>
>
> So your purpose in posting this is to stop a practice you find
> objectionable. Never mind that this is a dead group, and none of the people
> you are pointing this at will read it. Perhaps you will enlighten up as to
> what this has to do with seduction?
>
>> Bad economy = desperate chicks
>
>> The gurus hire their pivots from Craigslist, by placing ads for
>> "promotional moidels."
>
> You have proof that "moidels" are actually being hired this way and by whom?
> Remember, you have lied here so much that you have little credibility.
>
>> Additionally, since they get like 50 responses to each ad, many of which
>> include the women's myspace or Facebook pages, they (or their wings) often
>> hit on the women separate from the ads, with the women being none the
>> wiser, and at times with the women's resumes and phone numbers already in
>> their possession.
>
> 50 responses? How do you know that? Sounds a bit much to me. I would be
> surprised if you got 5 women that would be willing to get all dolled up to
> go out for 4 to 6 hours at $15 per hour. You can hardly hire common labor
> for that out here in the real world.
>
>> That's the new "game" these gurus are running. Place an ad for a promo
>> model on Craigslist if you want to see it for yourself, and place one in
>> AUSTIN if you really want to see how the "game" has changed.
>
> So you think it's ok to post ads on Craigslist that are bogus? That's what
> you are saying? You really think this is "game"?
>
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It's sad to see that the deterioration of Gordon's damaged mental
functioning has resulted in a simple capacity for repetition and
little else. It's like watching the ripples in a pond fade away. The
waves get further apart and smaller until all the energy is gone. The
way he is becoming, I'm reminded of the scene in '2001: A Space
Odyssey' when the HAL 9000 is having it's circuits pulled. It died
away, bit by bit, until nothing was left but the basic functions.
Will that be Gordon's fate? Fading away until nothing is left but a
piece of meat maintaining homeostasis and not much else; an object
with no value, not even suitable for organ harvesting?
If that is going to be his fate, it somehow seems sad, but also
fitting.
