Hero
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Post by Hero on Apr 30, 2009 18:05:55 GMT -5
First of all, thanks to MadMax for the invitation. Here's my story: For a long time, I blamed myself for my lack of success with American women. So, for many years, I worked hard to improve myself to the point where I would be worthy of a decent American woman. I got myself a Ph.D., then a job at an Ivy-League school, got myself into excellent physical shape, took up lots of cool hobbies like tennis, skiing, ballroom dance... and I was still getting rejected by women who had no business being picky! I had my epiphany when I was 33 and dating an overweight, 42 year old, divorced mother who dumped me because I didn't have a "wild side". So then I did some traveling to (among other places) Hungary, the Czech Republic, and the Philippines, and beautiful young women couldn't keep their hands off of me! Dating is like real estate-the 3 most important factors are location, location, location!!!
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Post by dittohd on Apr 30, 2009 20:13:00 GMT -5
So then I did some traveling to (among other places) Hungary, the Czech Republic, and the Philippines, and beautiful young women couldn't keep their hands off of me! Dating is like real estate-the 3 most important factors are location, location, location!!! Ha! Ha! That last sentence is really funny. And so true! I would love to hear about your experiences with the other women of the other countries you went to and how they differed, and also how they were similar. I've been to a few countries in the Orient while I was in the military, including the Philippines, but never to Europe. I'm primarily attracted to Oriental women but am always interested to learn about the women of other countries nonetheless. I'd be especially interested in how the European women, excluding Britain, were like as compared to the Filipina women you met. Also, did you meet your women outside the bars or only the bar women? I ask all this because I'm married now and planning my getaway. I'm planning to move overseas permanently. The only questions at this point are where I'll go and how long I'll stay at each place. Or whether I'll stay at one place if I really find a place that has all I'm looking for. ;D
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Post by tyrannus on Apr 30, 2009 21:22:16 GMT -5
Hero, you're my hero. Good story. Parallels mine physically and travel wise (not with education though, no Ph.D).
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Post by Hero on May 2, 2009 17:36:35 GMT -5
Hero, you're my hero. Good story. Parallels mine physically and travel wise (not with education though, no Ph.D). Don't worry, getting a Ph.D. is a waste of time. It only makes it harder for you to find a job. And even when you do find a job, they have ridiculous expectations of you; they think "wow, this guy can work miracles for us, and we won't even have to train him!" But I digress.
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Post by shaazam on May 2, 2009 19:30:38 GMT -5
Dear Hero !!
you seem to have been alerted to the overweening self esteem with which western wimyn regard themselves;
forty years of feminit indocrination to the fore !!
but also you have become aware that their assay of their self worth is a gross overestimate;
maybe by 99%; but this may itself be an underestimate - could be 99.999999999999999999 %
essentially wimyn are not worth much - ""when I was 33 and dating an overweight, 42 year old, divorced mother who dumped me because I didn't have a "wild side"."""
wimyn are accomplished exponents of the pea n n thimble trick
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Post by tyrannus on May 4, 2009 23:28:25 GMT -5
Hero, cant you get a job as an actuary somewhere? I was thinking of something like that myself one day in Europe. How about that?
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Post by Hero on Jun 7, 2009 13:45:24 GMT -5
Hero, cant you get a job as an actuary somewhere? I was thinking of something like that myself one day in Europe. How about that? Way ahead of you, Tyrannus. I've been working as an actuary since July. ;D Not only that, but I work for an international commercial insurance company, which means I could get a transfer to a foreign country some day. Now that would be freakin' sweet.
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Post by jeydin on Jun 7, 2009 16:18:53 GMT -5
Dumb question, but what is an actuary?
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Post by thedude on Jun 8, 2009 15:57:43 GMT -5
A person who deals with formulas for insurance or other finance industries.
Put it this way, after you take your basic algebra classes in collage most people go into trigonometry and the rest do statistics. This is more advanced on the statistics side.
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Post by jeydin on Jun 8, 2009 19:25:35 GMT -5
Thanks much.
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Post by Hero on Jun 12, 2009 20:03:59 GMT -5
Dumb question, but what is an actuary? Well, a lot of it is just cutting and pasting numbers from one place to another. But what I do now is a lot of SAS programming. We're trying to build a model to predict the severity of insurance claims based on things like the policy holder's age, gender, line of work, etc. Sure beats trying to teach calculus to a bunch of punks who are just looking for an easy A.
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