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Author: speedingspeeding Date: Nov 13, 2006 17:38
> In the book entitled The Game, I found this incredible community
> (newsgroup). Aside from the Game, I am an avid reader of DeAngelo's
> newsletters. Llike many here, I am an aspiring pick up artist, who
> wants to roll an alpha game.bluh bluh... in short, I am like you, and
> lets work together
Welcome. Ignore the loon and have fun!!!
> With Introductions out of the way; I met this beautiful (8-9) gal on
> the facebook..(I used to go to the same university as she does now)..
> and she seem cute, definitely - cute f*ck.. However, she plays
> hard-to-get with a serious defensive mechanism.
Pretty common. But, fun, huh?
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Author: magicmanmagicman Date: Nov 7, 2006 18:52
In the book entitled The Game, I found this incredible community
(newsgroup). Aside from the Game, I am an avid reader of DeAngelo's
newsletters. Llike many here, I am an aspiring pick up artist, who
wants to roll an alpha game.bluh bluh... in short, I am like you, and
lets work together
With Introductions out of the way; I met this beautiful (8-9) gal on
the facebook..(I used to go to the same university as she does now)..
and she seem cute, definitely - cute f*ck.. However, she plays
hard-to-get with a serious defensive mechanism.
I started playing "the game" right with initial posts followed with
short aim conversation. I am going to paste it here and see what you
guys can suggest as a game plan as well as point out few errors.
posts exhchanges:
ME:
cute
HER:
Hello, how are you?
ME:
is that your twin sister in the picture? .. i like the little girl
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Author: Ray Gordon, creator of the pivotRay Gordon, creator of the pivot Date: Nov 7, 2006 19:44
> In the book entitled The Game, I found this incredible community
> (newsgroup).
This is why "game over" is happening.
> [19:01] HER: do you usually charm girls over by telling them they need
> to work out?
Soon as she searches the net in the right place, she'll have her answer.
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Money is not "game."
Looks are not "game."
Social status or value is not "game."
Those are the things that game makes unnecessary.
A seduction guru who teaches you that looks, money or status is game is not
teaching you "game," but how to be an AFC. He uses his students' money to
get women and laughs that "AFCs pay my rent."
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Author: thesanghathesangha Date: Nov 7, 2006 20:13
Ray Gordon, creator of the "pivot" wrote:
>> In the book entitled The Game, I found this incredible community
>> (newsgroup).
>
> This is why "game over" is happening.
>
>> [19:01] HER: do you usually charm girls over by telling them they need
>> to work out?
>
> Soon as she searches the net in the right place, she'll have her answer.
Ray, I think you are both right and wrong. You are right that if
material becomes overused, it becomes worthless, because it loses its
power to mystify or surprise. That's why I worried when I saw a thread
about the Cube used in the online realm: what if a bunch of guys
imitate that and women catch on through a search? What you say is very
possible, even likely, eventually. Your criticism is thus WHOLLY
LEGITIMATE.
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Author: Ray Gordon, creator of the pivotRay Gordon, creator of the pivot Date: Nov 7, 2006 20:41
> Ray Gordon, creator of the "pivot" wrote:
>>> In the book entitled The Game, I found this incredible community
>>> (newsgroup).
>>
>> This is why "game over" is happening.
>>
>>> [19:01] HER: do you usually charm girls over by telling them they need
>>> to work out?
>>
>> Soon as she searches the net in the right place, she'll have her answer.
>
> Ray, I think you are both right and wrong. You are right that if
> material becomes overused, it becomes worthless, because it loses its
> power to mystify or surprise. That's why I worried when I saw a thread
> about the Cube used in the online realm: what if a bunch of guys
> imitate that and women catch on through a search?
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Author: Teddybear Loveable and CuddlyTeddybear Loveable and Cuddly Date: Nov 8, 2006 02:48
> In the book entitled The Game, I found this incredible community
> (newsgroup). Aside from the Game, I am an avid reader of DeAngelo's
> newsletters. Llike many here, I am an aspiring pick up artist, who
> wants to roll an alpha game.bluh bluh... in short, I am like you, and
> lets work together
>
> With Introductions out of the way; I met this beautiful (8-9) gal on
> the facebook..(I used to go to the same university as she does now)..
> and she seem cute, definitely - cute f*ck.. However, she plays
> hard-to-get with a serious defensive mechanism.
>
> I started playing "the game" right with initial posts followed with
> short aim conversation. I am going to paste it here and see what you
> guys can suggest as a game plan as well as point out few errors.
>
> posts exhchanges:
>
> ME: ...
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Author: HCHC Date: Nov 8, 2006 06:47
Ray Gordon, creator of the infamous 9/11 spew, wrote:
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> Soon as she searches the net in the right place, she'll have her answer.
Heh.
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"There was no significant loss of life in those towers, not a one." -
Gordon "Ray Gordon" Roy Parker, uttered as ground zero was still
smoldering.
And never recanted, retracted or appologized for.
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Author: SolusSolus Date: Nov 8, 2006 12:45
HC wrote:
> Ray Gordon, creator of the infamous 9/11 spew, wrote:
>> Soon as she searches the net in the right place, she'll have her answer.
>
> Heh.
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>
> "There was no significant loss of life in those towers, not a one." -
> Gordon "Ray Gordon" Roy Parker, uttered as ground zero was still
> smoldering.
>
>
> And never recanted, retracted or appologized for.
>
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