Looks Like A Funny Read

[Johnny Pneumatic]

I heard about this (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/068987474X/102-5641818-9621716?v=glance&n=283155) book a few months ago. Haven't read it yet, but one of the co-authors is Greg Behrendt, a stand-up comedian. Probably pretty funny, his stand-up stuff really is. Maybe I and you can find it at the library or something.

[Dingfod]

Behrendt was on Oprah pimping the book several months ago. Believe me, ladies, if you have any question at all about your man, he's just not that into you.

[Johnny Pneumatic]

Behrendt was on Oprah pimping the book several months ago.

Doesn't she have bodyguards?

[Dingfod]

Oprah's show, you moonbat.

[Will]

LMFAO -- the whole "He's just not that into you".... buddy set the male gender back 30 years! So insulting...

If a book of that nature was produced stereotyping women, the author would be assasinated.

[ms_ann_thrope]

you moonbat :glare:

[Johnny Pneumatic]

you moonbat :glare:

Somebody a little touchy, now that she's not so special? :P

[erimir]

That's stupid.

True - sometimes when you have a situation like that, it is good to have perspective and question whether maybe the other person just doesn't like you in that way.

On the other hand, that's not always the answer, and men don't always ask someone out when they're interested for some reason or another, shyness, fear, missing a hint, whatever.

I think the majority of those type of books are a bunch of BS, since most of them are written by people who really don't have any expertise on the subject matter (which would mostly fall under psychology).

The excerpt I read wasn't really that funny. It's clearly not meant to be taken that seriously tho, so it's not as bad as those Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus pieces of shit.

[Adam]

That's stupid.

And how.