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Murió la verdad.

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Oct 5, 2005, 9:28:56 PM10/5/05
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This is a community where the woman you want to meet is the "target," where
anyone she's with is an "obstacle" and where men learn magic and ESP tricks
to show value and avoid LMR ("last minute resistance").

All this can take you from an AFC (average frustrated chump) to MPUA
(master pickup artist). It worked for Strauss, who bedded dozens under the
nom-de-guerre Style and became a guru in his own right.

"All this stuff is backward engineered from what works. Nobody sat at a
computer and invented these techniques. They watched guys who are
successful and broke it down to what works," Strauss says....

One thing Strauss stresses is that the techniques he's describing can only
get the conversation started. After about 15 minutes, a pickup artist's
real personality will begin shining through the cracks.

"On the surface it might sound like a horrible thing -- men learning tricks
to manipulate women. But any guy who doesn't have anything inside -- like
confidence and self-awareness, some sort of spirituality or goodness, being
in touch with their emotions -- is not going to do well anyway."


Or, at least who he wishes he was.

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Suck it, Trebeck.
http://www.bedoper.com

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Oct 6, 2005, 2:56:14 PM10/6/05
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http://www.nypost.com/gossip/51605.htm

August 23, 2005 -- JOURNO Neil Strauss really went the extra mile
researching his upcoming book, "Game: Penetrating the Secret Society of
Pick-Up Artists" (ReganBooks), about a group of professional Casanovas
who teach seminars on the art of seduction. The intrepid Rolling Stone
scribe actually became a master pickup artist himself, and then rented a
Hollywood mansion with his new pals where they honed their skills. It
worked so well, Strauss inadvertently picked up Courtney Love while
interviewing her for a Rolling Stone piece. A few days after the
interview, Love sent him a text message: "Can I stay at yr house? They
repo the car and worse. U don't wanna know. Need to not be alone." She
wound up moving in with Strauss and his cohorts and immediately made her
mark: swearing at a dog, threatening to punch a male roommate in the
face, borrowing Strauss' used toothbrush, and sitting in on pickup
seminars topless while offering advice to the students. One night she
woke him up at 2:20 a.m. with a Prada shoe in her hand, exclaiming,
"Let's redecorate the house. This will be our hammer."

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> Suck it, Trebeck.
> http://www.bedoper.com


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