On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 16:24:36 -0500, Mark Sobolewski
 wrote:

>In article ,
> maceanruig{at}astound.net wrote:
>
>> Sounds like you can't get a date and need to take it out on the women.
>> And do try to read better since the story doesn't say what you say.
>
>Let's apply some logic:
>
>If the man was able to get dates REGARDLESS of what he 
>said, wouldn't he be able to say all kinds of sexist
>things without worrying about the women saying no?
>
>If he was a "beta male" and had to beg for dates from women,
>it would make sense that he wouldn't engage in such remarks.
>Unless, of course, he's so exceptionally attractive that
>it doesn't matter.
>
>So logically, men who say sexist things are either 
>incredibly attractive OR incredibly unattractive with
>a middle margin of unexceptional men between.
>
>regards,
>Mark Sobolewski


OR we are not looking for dates.


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