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Sociopaths lack empathy... Empathy is hugely important to being a DJ or PUA. A lot of sociopaths are socially dysfunctional to the point of not having any of the skills needed to attract someone (or they have personality defects that override any remaining positive traits). Yes, there are...

There's a twice-yearly gathering of people who legally own machine guns, flamethrowers and light artillery in Westpoint, Kentucy. Anyone can go to watch, and even fire some of the weapons, if the people on the firing line are renting them out. I've wanted to go to this since I read about...

I think Telos has some especially harsh words, but I would say this: It seems like the online personals world is saturated... both women and men appear on multiple sites... There are women out there just to get attention, gay men creating fake female profiles (to hopefully snag some "private...

Or, he would be the one best equipped to survive when the tribe had to move on because all the berry patches were picked clean, and the local fauna depleted by overhunting. I suppose I'm contradicting myself a bit here, between my above post and this one, but I think I illustrate an important...

Mammoths haven't been seen since the last ice age. The Dodo bird was hunted to extinction by Spanish Conquistadors in the 1500s - it was too large, clumsy and stupid to escape from men armed with slow-loading, slow-firing arquebuses. As for what sort of body type was "in fashion" throughout...

Or you could get caught in a "rent trap" as all of your living expenses total up and take so much of one's remaining take-home pay that there's little left over to buy a place. I was lucky/fortunate in several ways... my parents successfully instilled in me a saver mentality, so I never took...

Famous/Infamous Dove Ad... In which a fairly plain woman is given an expert makeover, to the point of being "good enough" to feature on a billboard.

My recommendation If that's the case, brush up on your AK-47 skills... those FARC chicks only give you one chance to impress them.

hmmm.... Taken from your post title... "woman who dies..." Re-read your post and go no further than the word "dies." I'm sure it was just a typo, but you needn't re-read any further. Stay away from this one...

Read a book called "The Spark" by Dr. Ratey... Hypnotiq is dead-on. "The Spark" talks about all of the positive physiological, mental and emotional benefits of exercise. Anything reasonably vigorous exceeding about fifteen minutes will lift energize your body, lift your mood, and possibly...

World's Fastest Indian Despite being a nerdy old man, Anthony Hopkins' character has a really winning, charming way about him that lets him get the best (and the most) out of the random people he meets. A true lesson in being your authentic self, and also being positive, open and communicative.

I was wondering about something along these lines.. I live in a really affluent area... most of my clients have high incomes and expensive homes. The residential turnover has been low in this area, but the last year or so has brought unprecedented economic strain. While some of these people...

I don't think it has helped the economy... If that 12 billion a week were spent on national infrastructure, or pay raises for troops that spent money here at local bases, then yes, it's helping the economy. A lot of that money has disappeared into corrupt Iraqi hands or purchased assets...

I didn't get that from the interview... I'll have to re-read it.

No Country for Old Men... Llewelyn Moss (Josh Brolin) - great character, and an excellent example of "real man" behavior. Quietly strong, does what he needs to do, doesn't over-explain what he's going to do, to his woman.

This is an awesome essay by a noted blogger... http://www.theothersideofkim.com/index.php/essays/41/

Some ideas... Here is the result of a google search for "answers to interview questions" http://jobsearch.about.com/od/interviewquestionsanswers/a/interviewquest.htm The best answers in this scenario would probably involve listening to the customer, resolving the problem, and good followup...

Here is one I like a lot... www.approachanxiety.com

Completely alone...bitter and f--- angry about it.

Some years back at the bookstore, I decided to get a little cold approach "practice." (had been "out of the game" for a while) I saw a decent-looking older woman reading a magazine, and yawning repeatedly. I tried to make a comment to the effect of "you need some coffee" or something like...