this david ebook thing...
dingo
GTurney345
It really is a pretty good book.
dingo
and i still need to meet chicks...:(:(:(...
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@lmostl33t
i even dont have a credit card, so even i would want to pay the money it
wouldnt be ez...
who here really ownz a copy?
bye now
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James King
> but i have no money...and it costs 39.99 dols...
>
> and i still need to meet chicks...:(:(:(...
$40 would be on the low side of average -- cost of dinner for 2 at an
inexpensive restaurant (including appetizer and dessert, not including
wine).
$40 is roughly ten fast food value-meals.
If $40 causes this much hardship, then I would suggest that your
problems are likely beyond the scope of the book.
James King
A Modern Caveman
>
>and i still need to meet chicks...:(:(:(...
My books are free, as is Formhandle's site and a number of other good
resources, if "zero" is your price limitation.
Everything you need to know about women. FREE!
http://www.cybersheet.com/library.html
A Modern Caveman
>>
>> and i still need to meet chicks...:(:(:(...
>
>$40 would be on the low side of average -- cost of dinner for 2 at an
>inexpensive restaurant (including appetizer and dessert, not including
>wine).
>
>$40 is roughly ten fast food value-meals.
>
>If $40 causes this much hardship, then I would suggest that your
>problems are likely beyond the scope of the book.
The price of a book has nothing to do with its quality one way or another, and
even if someone is rich, whether or not to spend money on anything is a
decision they often make carefully.
Why not point this man to all the wonderful free information on the web
(including the DYD newsletter and Ross's and the other sites) instead of
getting into issues of personal money management?
James King
> yeah same problem here...
> i even dont have a credit card, so even i would want to pay the money it
> wouldnt be ez...
> who here really ownz a copy?
>
> bye now
Many banks now allow you to purchase "stored value" Mastercards, which
you can use just like a credit card to make purchases online without
having to apply for a credit card. A fee (around 2%) is charged when
loading the card with funds. These cards aren't reported to the credit
bureaus, though, since they aren't lines of credit.
I know Bank of America sells them. Also, a bank in Utah offers a stored
value card called the Liquid Card (with a monthly fee, but they'll
report to the credit bureaus if you really want that sort of thing)
James King
James King
Caveman <amodern...@aol.com> wrote:
> >> but i have no money...and it costs 39.99 dols...
> >>
> >> and i still need to meet chicks...:(:(:(...
> >
> >$40 would be on the low side of average -- cost of dinner for 2 at an
> >inexpensive restaurant (including appetizer and dessert, not including
> >wine).
> >
> >$40 is roughly ten fast food value-meals.
> >
> >If $40 causes this much hardship, then I would suggest that your
> >problems are likely beyond the scope of the book.
>
> The price of a book has nothing to do with its quality one way or another, and
> even if someone is rich, whether or not to spend money on anything is a
> decision they often make carefully.
He said "I have no money." Specifically, that he doesn't have (and
likely will not have in the near future) $40 of disposable income.
Thus, he likely has problems beyond the scope of a book designed to
increase your contact with women.
He wants the information because of the publicity and endorsements that
have been given to it (Including your implied endorsement of the
product). He just wants it for free.
He also is coming from a desperate point of view: "I still need to meet
chicks," followed by three frowning faces (or two left handed smiley
faces, and an additional one severed in two depending on your point of
view).
> Why not point this man to all the wonderful free information on the web
> (including the DYD newsletter and Ross's and the other sites), instead
> of getting into issues of personal money management?
I figured you would objectively point him to *all* the free materials
available on the web, since you became so altruistic all of a sudden.
James King
dingo
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I'll pretend I didn't see that.
dingo
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Druid
it is free, has a DYD newsletter archive, some paterns on it, and some
really good stuff on it. Read mystery's stuff.
This site is pure gold. When I found it the only thing it didn't have was
instructions to build a time machine so I could go back in time and give
myself a good swift quick in the ass and make myself read the site. You
will be happy you did.
Great place to start. Also try
www.pickupguide.com <-- manic's site. similar in setup to formhandle's site
and great also.
And remember it is free to talk to chicks and analyze your sucesses and
failures, that is a great way to learn. And if you read and comprehend the
above sites before you talk to this chicks there will probably be some
poon-tang pie involved :)
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