Has anyone read the book?
Thoughts, opinions?

Oprah fodder.

Nah, kidding. The idea behind it is rather okay, just the way they made it into a book is a bit... well, i suppose it was a quickie.

And based on a line from a Sex And The City episode, written by one of the writers of the show.

It's still Oprah fodder, though. And it MIGHT help you cut through the crap sooner.

maybe I should read it.....what do you think??



BTW, Herman: rain on Friday.....

VenusBlingBling said:

Here, lemme save ya the $14.93:

When a guy's non-commital, it's 'cause he's holding out for something better.

That'll be $14.92, please!

^

I've already got the book.
So...do you guys agree with what Greg is sayin'? Are you that simple and easy to understand?

Ace said:

does the book mention the word 'cock'?

VenusBlingBling said:

I really think we're easier to understand than most of the women, I mean that!

VenusBlingBling said:

Let me give you some better advice:

Hock it and put the five bucks towards this:

abierman said:

Mine does. In fact, it's called He's Just Not That Into You and Neither is His Cock.

Ace said:

Funny how I'm the only female here. So far.

Ace said:

Does the book mention me?

i think the best 'self-help' books don't advertise themselves as such.

evenstar3 said:

Mhm... Any suggestions?
I just had to get this one to see what the fuss' about and to see if it could help me. And even though I haven't put it into practice yet it's kunda been an eye-opener. A reminder of what I'm doing. I mean I'm aware of my mistakes but to have it on paper like that... I dunno it's like.. "Yeah, you're right, I'm sick of this.."

Ace said:

Ah, the Norm MacDonald-version!!

mcmeekle said:

From the index:

Ace said:[quote]

mcmeekle said:

I'd like to get a copy of your version.

Ace said:

That's excellent.

My testicles get a chapter to themselves in Richard Simmons' Never Give Up

VenusBlingBling said:

It also comes in braille....

mcmeekle said:

Never read it, don't feel like I need to. Most of the time women know the damn truth, we just don't wanna face it b/c it makes us feel shitty. Cut the shit & move on - when he's interested, you'll know

I read it, my library has it!

I think the whole thing could have been 2 pages long, but they padded it out by repeating the message 20 times in different scenarios.

It is a very helpful book though

The "author" wants chicks to stay away from guys so there's more for him to get on.

Why would anyone have to read anything more than just the title??

That sums it all up right there, no further explanation needed.

Dude shoulda just slapped a $14.99 price tag on a piece a paper that says this and call it a day.

Ace said:

JustErin said:

Probably wouldn't sell that well though.

I am giving this book to my future daughter and my niece when she starts dating.

I had my interns read it too. Women get a little pressed and will put up with just...shit just to not be lonely. It's tongue in cheek, but it gets to the point..




Don't get mad, stop putting up with stupid shit that the other dude talks about.

Anywa...ladies, it's time for us all to remind ourselve of how much GAME we have to begin with.

eikonoklastes said:

Ya, ya, I know. Women need to have it completely spelled out and be told it 15,000 times to even consider that it might, just might also apply to them.

I imagine that the book talks about certain scenarios explaining that the meaning behind each one is that the dude is just not that into them.

It's pathetic really that many women need to be told this, have it explained to them.

JustErin said:

I think it's the structure of today's family. A lot of single women that go through men and their daughters do the same

JustErin said:

yes it does. but women have wonderful ways of justifying men's behaviour just to remain in total denial