"suckmysav" (brettg{at}home.net) writes:
> "Andre Lieven"  wrote in message
> news:cvu8mo$sq7$1{at}theodyn.ncf.ca...
>>
>> "suckmysav" (brettg{at}home.net) writes:
>> > "Aggy"  wrote in message
>> > news:vZvUd.2616$556.108{at}newsfe5-gui.ntli.net...
>> >>
>> >> "suckmysav"  wrote in message
>> >> news:42227ea1$1_1{at}news.iprimus.com.au...
>> >> >
>> >> > "Aggy"  wrote in message
>> >> > news:yPuUd.2603$556.2429{at}newsfe5-gui.ntli.net...
>> >> > >
>> >> > > "suckmysav" 
wrote in message
>> >> > > news:42227571$1_1{at}news.iprimus.com.au...
>> >> > > > Demonstrating the amazing ability that
most females have for
>> >> > > self-delusion,
>> >> > > > this ex-IBM exec and now wannabe
politician descibes her stint
>> >> > > > as a Paris hooker as "very
romantic". I guess anything can be
>> >> > > > "romantic" if it's done in Paris.
>> >> > >
>> >> > > Explain how she is deluding herself.
>> >> >
>> >> > There is nothing "romantic" about screwing
somebody for a cash
>> >> > payment you twit.
>> >>
>> >> To delude herself she would have to 'believe that what she did was
>> >> romantic.
>> >> If she screwed somebody out of a payment then I doubt she
sees it as
>> >> romantic so she didn't delude herself. she lied. Get it now dear?
>> >
>> > Yes she lied. To herself. Otherwise she would be riddled with shame at
>> > being outed and not twittering on about how "romantic it
was".
>> >
>> > Nobody with half brain and who was ashamed by their actions
>> > would  believe for one moment that anybody would accept that
>> > prostitution = romance. Not for one second. The only possible
>> > reason that somebody could try that on is if they had actually
>> > rationalised it to themselves, and come to believe to be true.
>> >
>> > Women do that shit all the time. Any man who has spent any
>> > time at all with women knows that. The only people who don't
>> > understand such things are women themselves, apparently.
>>
>> Thats why " Pretty Woman ", about a hooker finding a rich
>> guy to love, is a chick flick.
>
> Or the latest incarnation of that story with the genders reversed;
>
> The Wedding Date
> http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/wedding_date/about.php
>
> Made by women, for women. Can you tell?

 Indeed. I pointed out to my S/O, just a few minutes
ago, when she made a comment about the Oscars, and one film
that she called a " bad chick flick ", that, to men, thats an
oxymoron.

> Checkout the synopsis.
>
>      Kat Ellis's (Debra Messing) worst nightmare
>      is about to come true. Not only is her younger,
>      half-sister, Amy (Amy Adams), getting married
>      before her, but to add insult to injury, the groom's
>      (Jack Davenport) best man is Kat's ex-fiancée,
>      Jeffrey (Jeremy Sheffield). Two years after being
>      dumped, Kat is a single New Yorker and can't
>      bear to attend the festivities at her parent's London
>      home alone, so she does the next best thing: she
>      hires an escort to play her boyfriend. Her rented
>      date, Nick (Dermot Mulroney), fits the bill perfectly.
>      He's handsome, intelligent, well spoken, intuitive,
>      and a perfect gentleman--a virtual bargain at $6,000.
>      The plan? Make Kat's ex sorry that he ever let her
>      go.
>
>      But the plan takes a turn when Kat finds herself
>      attracted to Nick, and the feeling seems to be mutual.
>      But will their business arrangement stand in the way
>      of a relationship?

Blech. Well, it'll make money off of Feminists, who will love
the attempt to make the ex feel bad, and off of desperate
harridans, who can't get such a guy even with $6,000...

No man will go see that abortion, though. Well, not without
having been taken " hostage "... 

Andre

--
" I'm a man... But, I can change... If I have to... I guess. "
                                    The Man Prayer, Red Green.


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