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Tag Archives: game
David Suissa Is A Happy Man This Afternoon
His Los Angeles Lakers won the seventh game of their series against Houston and now move on to the Conference finals against Denver.
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Contrary To Popular Belief…
…Selichot services are not great places to meet chicks. My chest is sore from all the penitential pounding. What truly sucks is that I have not had enough significant interactions with people over the past year to have stuff to … Continue reading
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Tagged contrary to popular belief, game, places to meet chicks, selichot services
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The Game: How Chasity Penetrated The Secret Society Of Pickup Artists
Shot Nov. 13, 2007:
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Tagged game, secret society
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Neil Strauss Interview
Here’s an interview I did Oct. 31, 2007 with the author of “The Game: Inside the Secret Society of Pickup Artists”:
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Tagged game, Neil Strauss, oct 31
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What Women Want
Neil Strauss writes in The Game: "The right lifestyle is something that is worn, not discussed. Money, fame, and looks, though helpful, are not required. It is, rather, something that screams: Ladies, abandon your boring, mundane, unfulfilled lives and step … Continue reading
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Tagged decade, dreams, fame, game, good times, lifestyle, money, Neil Strauss, new experiences, social proof
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Are Modern Men Broken?
From Dennis Prager: Friday March 7, 2008 H1: Jerusalem Seminary Students Murdered With Dennis Prager Prager H1: After a Palestinian terrorist broke into a Jerusalem seminary school and murdered at least 8 students, thousands of Gazans took to the street … Continue reading
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Tagged agenda issues, Dennis Prager, evils, game, Jerusalem, Radio, seminary school, seminary students, terrorist, vote
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