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Originally posted by Bad_Rich_Chic
I saw it, too.

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She started bitchy but cooled out pretty quickly - I hope that isn't a harbinger of tolerance to come. I did think it was sort of funny when she dismissed the rockabilly dude saying "the whole '50s thing was just ... distracting." I probably wouldn't have dismissed him, simply because that was just the sort of geeky thing I'd have done some years ago, but whatever.

I nearly choked to death when Boston guy asserted that "women from all over the country find the accent attractive." I was just thinking "dude, you had better be a dazzling wit, polished and erudite or I would kick you out of there SO fast." God damn there are some horrible accents in this country, but that is one of the worst. Everyone has their shallow little deal killers, and I just cannot get past a bad accent.

Or really, really bad teeth, I guess. I felt badly for the guy Matt, but then I got a good look at his teeth. Damn, I thought you only saw that stuff in the UK. He seemed sweet but, my skin just crawled at the very idea of kissing that mouth. Braces, OK, crooked, OK - but the dark, slimey rot thing? Nope, no way in hell, can't do it.

I was vaguely suprised she kicked off the rather professional looking guy (Robert or something?). He was one of the most presentable guys there, stammering notwithstanding.

Oh, and, guys - reading your own poetry to woo a woman? Never good, unless you are Yeats. I note that it rarely got him laid, either, and the chick he was wooing married a dashing type.

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is the rockabilly guy the longhaired guy who was first to meet her? that guy must be an actor.

and I think Ryan Sutter might disagree with your position on poetry