On Sat, 19 Mar 2005 21:19:37 -0800, Hardpan  wrote:

>On 18 Mar 2005 15:17:39 -0800, hesacopontheedge{at}yahoo.com wrote:
>
>>Sorry, but who wants geezers? -F.R.
>>
>>BACHELORS BEGIN TO LOSE UPPER HAND
>>The Wall Street Journal
>>Biological clock starts ticking for bachelors looking for mates
>> By Nancy Anne Jeffrey
>>
>>Adam Rosen has a law degree from Villanova and trained in
>>psychology at Harvard. Hešs also handsome and has a passion for social
>>causes. But therešs one thing the 37-year-old bachelor doesnšt have
>>in hislife: candidates to be Mrs. Rosen.


If he's a liberal ("passion for social causes"), it's just as well
that he doesn't get a chance to propagate.

But I don't believe for one moment that an older man with money isn't
able to get married if that's what he wants.

Notice that this article was written by a WOMAN.



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of intemperate minds cannot be free.  Their passions forge their
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