Becoming A Pick-Up Artist

I’ve spent the past couple of days responding to the backlog of emails. If you sent me an email and I still haven’t responded then send it again.

One of the emails forwarded me to a news article with a little mention of me. Thanks Matthew for informing me of it.

A correction to the article would be that I am NOT from Toronto.

The article also mentioned Barry, A.K.A. Extramask. I’ve been in touch with Barry. He’s interested in catching up. If you guys have any questions you’d like me to ask him just post them in the comments or send me an email.

I almost forgot to post a link to the article. . . .

You can find the article at http://www.eyeweekly.com/city/features/article/22856.

Update: What is up with people thinking I was dead?

Here are my questions:

1. Do you think that beyond art, it all really boils down to “looks,” in other words, would a guy who is not as attractive as you probably are, have the same success? What are your thoughts on this?

2. Do you think it’s possible for you to fall in love with a girl friend? Have you ever had that experience?

3. Are you able to tell if a girl is faking an orgasm (how) and if yes, do you care? If you don’t care, why not?

4. What’s your take on marriage?

1. This is not a “Yes” or “No” question. First, what is “success” to you? A person living in the Playboy mansion that looks like Steve Urkel will have far more “success” than someone who looks like Christian Bale living alone in the desert. There are a multitude of other factors (i.e. the type of girls you like and the amount of them in your location, the age of girls you like, how low on the scale of attractiveness are you willing to go.)

2. When I think I’m “falling in love” I remember something from the 1997 movie The Devil’s Advocate:

Kevin Lomax: What about love?
John Milton: Overrated. Biochemically no different than eating large quantities of chocolate.

3. When you’ve given a girl a real orgasm you can tell when one is faking. I’d recommend you pick up some material on tantra and finding a girl you can practice with.

4. Marriage is just something that was introduced with religion. Religion and marriage are on their way out as you can see. Until you’ve truly found yourself I don’t think you should get married. If you don’t even know yourself then how can you know you’ve found “the one”? And no, you will not find your true self with religion, a spiritual movement, nor ANYTHING else that has rituals and/or routines.

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Hello everyone. I am back from a long and needed vacation.

I said goodbye to the girls of 07-08 and this summer I’ll be preparing for the girls of 08-09.

Today you may post questions in the comments section regarding anything and I’ll answer them all in tomorrows post.

It’s 5AM. Girl friend is sleeping and I can’t. I’m on the floor answering emails, surfing the net, and listening to the new Nine Inch Nails album Ghosts I-IV (amazing).

While surfing the interweb earlier guess what I found out!? TwentySix has his own seduction company!

TwentySix’s company is called revolution31. I don’t think the site is officially up since you can’t order anything and it’s a tad glitchy.

For those who don’t know who TwentySix is then let me suggest another name; Extramask from The Game. He was a trainer for Mystery and Tyler Durden and now he is training for his own company.

He’s an all around great guy. To get an idea of what he offers to can check out some his seminar notes I took.

If you want to be the guy everyone loves, and all the girls want to fuck, then keep your eye on TwentySix’s company.

If you think life is shit then watch the following “Last Lecture” by Randy Pausch. Pausch is a professor at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU). In 2006 he was diagnosed with cancer, and in August 2007 was told he only had three to six months left to live. On September 18, 2007 he gave his “Last Public Lecture”, entitled “Really Achieving Your Childhood Dreams”, at CMU:

“We cannot change the cards we are dealt, just how we play the hand.”
–Randy Pausch