URL pimpin'

You thought I was joking about MySpace pimping? I was at work and some guy at my table was asking me about a girl that I work with. I told him about her, and later on she went over and talked to him. When I went to the table to pick up the check he left a note on my check saying, "C. J., tell _____________ that it was nice meeting her and my URL is ______________. WOW. I guess I'm their relationship proxy now. Was he too scared to say that to ask her for her phone number? What can you learn from somebody's profile (a profile which is probably 75% false) that you can't learn through talking to them? What did people do before MySpace? They had game. They had guts. I hope that girl balled up that piece of paper and threw it in the trash. Do you really want to date somebody who is scared to ask you for your phone number? Do you want to date somebody through what you learned in their MySpace profile for that matter?

game of the future

It's official. MySpace and Facebook will be the death of game. No longer do guys have to ask girls for their phone numbers. They just ask for their URL's. You think I'm kidding? Here is a paraphrase of a conversation I heard the other day. "Hi. I think you're cute. Can I get your URL?" What the hell. I couldn't believe what I was hearing. The worst part about the whole thing is that she said yes. She actually said yes. That was pretty much the end of the conversation. I would've liked to have read the message he sent to her. Not only do guys use it in lue of game, but when they are too scared to actually talk to a girl (I guess if you would ask a girl her URL you aren't much to talk to anyway-so it makes sense). If they find out her name, they just look it up on MySpace. They don't even have to bother worrying about whether or not she will give them her number or not-even though after you find her on MySpace and randomly message her, your chances of EVER getting her number greatly decrease. That's called stalking-and most girls don't appreciate that. Some guys seem to think it's being cool or something. I don't know, but it seems like it's the game (or lack there of) of the future.