Pick-up Artist
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Mortice--I noticed that with Mystery being more analytical for the guys too. I wish we could see him and/or his wingmen in action, just for a comparison. Next week ought to be a good one. I think you might be right about Brady.
Ok...I have to admit something and it isn't easy to do. I've also been watching that silly Brett Michael (Poison singer) show in VH1. I don't usually watch that kind of show, but I somehow got hooked (I blame it on lack of Lost). Anyway, the girls on that show are so mean to one another and the difference between watching the guys on Pickup Artist compared to the girls on Rock of Love is astounding. Last night, those guys cried about one of them going home. Those girls sure don't do that. And did you notice that Kosmo and Joe D were holding hands? How sweet is that? Of course, the difference may be that the girls are competing for the attention of one man and the guys are competing to better themselves (and apparently money too). I don't know.....it is just cool to see a show like the Pickup Artist that encourages self-improvement and increasing self-confidence compared to a show in which women degrade themselves to compete for this rock star.
Ok...I have to admit something and it isn't easy to do. I've also been watching that silly Brett Michael (Poison singer) show in VH1. I don't usually watch that kind of show, but I somehow got hooked (I blame it on lack of Lost). Anyway, the girls on that show are so mean to one another and the difference between watching the guys on Pickup Artist compared to the girls on Rock of Love is astounding. Last night, those guys cried about one of them going home. Those girls sure don't do that. And did you notice that Kosmo and Joe D were holding hands? How sweet is that? Of course, the difference may be that the girls are competing for the attention of one man and the guys are competing to better themselves (and apparently money too). I don't know.....it is just cool to see a show like the Pickup Artist that encourages self-improvement and increasing self-confidence compared to a show in which women degrade themselves to compete for this rock star.
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KiGirl wrote
Whew... I thought I might have been the only one. Although I started watching it cause I used to be a big Poison fan back in the day (which may be an even more embarassing admission than the fact that I watch the show...). Anyway, I really agree with you. The contrast between the way the cometitors act on the two shows is pretty striking. And really I would have expected the same bad behavior from the guys on Pick-up Artist that the girls exhibit. It's very refreshing that it's not like that.I've also been watching that silly Brett Michael (Poison singer) show in VH1.
This sounds pretty cool. When is it on???
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I'll check for it online. Thanks for the heads up KiGirl!
War is an ugly thing, but not the ugliest of things. The decayed and degraded state of moral and patriotic feeling which thinks that nothing is worth war is much worse. The person who has nothing for which he is willing to fight, nothing which is more important than his own personal safety, is a miserable creature and has no chance of being free unless made and kept so by the exertions of better men than himself. John Stuart Mill
i'm glad i am not alone.Mortice Root wrote: Whew... I thought I might have been the only one. Although I started watching it cause I used to be a big Poison fan back in the day (which may be an even more embarassing admission than the fact that I watch the show...). Anyway, I really agree with you. The contrast between the way the cometitors act on the two shows is pretty striking. And really I would have expected the same bad behavior from the guys on Pick-up Artist that the girls exhibit. It's very refreshing that it's not like that.

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Who's the better choice? Well that's Jess, obviously.
She seems a little more stable. And classier actually (not that it's difficult). I don't have high expectations for Bret's desicion making process, though. But my money's on Jess. What do you think?
And pick-up artist? Kosmo or Brady? (Brady, all the way, as far as I'm concered.)

And pick-up artist? Kosmo or Brady? (Brady, all the way, as far as I'm concered.)



i'm thinking brady too! i like brady and i think he can become a master pickup artist.
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Brady's alright, but I'm rooting for Kosmo. His negs are less harsh and more playful, and he comes off a little more genuine, imo.
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i like posting here so much better than the tank.... 
anyway, i agree with you mortice about your assessment of brady/kosmo. i like both guys though. they both seem like nice guys who just have a hard time with girls. i wish that none of them had to be eliminated but i guess it wouldn't be a game otherwise.

anyway, i agree with you mortice about your assessment of brady/kosmo. i like both guys though. they both seem like nice guys who just have a hard time with girls. i wish that none of them had to be eliminated but i guess it wouldn't be a game otherwise.
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From some rumors I'm reading, it looks like the show is largely faked. Not that it's not entertaining or can give some insight, but... First Bear Gryllis and now this. *sigh*
From some rumors I'm reading, it looks like the show is largely faked. Not that it's not entertaining or can give some insight, but... First Bear Gryllis and now this. *sigh*
"It is not the literal past that rules us, save, possibly, in a biological sense. It is images of the past. Each new historical era mirrors itself in the picture and active mythology of its past or of a past borrowed from other cultures. It tests its sense of identity, of regress or new achievement against that past.”
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oh!!!! no!!!! that sucks. i know that a lot of people who are interested in becoming actors/actresses end up on these reality shows to get noticed, but NO!!! and you know, i thought i saw brady on some weight loss commercial the other day, but i thought maybe the guy just looked like him, but maybe it was him.
even if it is faked, i still think that guys learn about how to approach women with more self confidence by using the mystery method.
(edit) so the man vs wild show if faked too? my son always preferred the other survival show, survivorman. maybe he sensed it.
even if it is faked, i still think that guys learn about how to approach women with more self confidence by using the mystery method.
(edit) so the man vs wild show if faked too? my son always preferred the other survival show, survivorman. maybe he sensed it.
