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Saint_Gasoline
30 / M / Straight / Available
Saint Louis, Missouri
His journal posts
Resisting the Statistics Is Futile!
Sep 14, 2009
I've decided to no longer be creative in my messages to women on this site. OKCupid has shown me a simpler way to get positive responses from women, solely by using certain keywords that trend toward higher-probability response rates!
So ladies, if you get my amazing form letter, and its uncanny power draws you to my profile, and you see this post and now feel let down that I put no effort into the letter that led you here, do not despair! You can't resist your biology. It is futile to resist the statistics! Now please, take off your pants.
So according to the basic trends and rules, here is the perfect first message to someone, with the high-probability return message terms emphasized:
How’s it going? Your profile is pretty fascinating. You mention that your favorite band is ______. They’re pretty much awesome! Effin' metal! They are so cool that they can turn blood-thirsty zombies into vegetarian physics majors that hit power chords that make guitars bleed for seven weeks.
Sorry about that. I guess my incessant rambling can be a bit awkward, haha!
Anyway, I noticed that you have good taste. I’m curious what your favorite movie is?
Also, it's nice that you're an atheist. Of course I’m only atheist about Zeus. I'm pretty sure I believe in all the rest. (Especially the one that's, like, an elephant with a bunch of arms and shit.) I apologize if you think elephants with too many appendages are kinda lame.
As for me, I'll probably go back to grad school one day, as soon as I stop wasting my time on video games and blowing my money on tattoos. I'm also pretty good at writing and like classic literature.
My name’s ________, what’s your name?
I am going to get laid so hard now.
The Man Purse
Nov 22, 2006
Finally, after I threw the last item across the scanner, I looked up, belching out the total. The young man nodded, and pulled up some sort of bag. I eyed it warily, knowing that bags were horrible nuisances and hating them with intesity after having worked around them for years, and soon my hatred dissolved into inner laughter as I realized that I was looking at a man purse. It was not a tote bag, or some other sort of bag--this could only be described as a man purse.
While I'm stifling giggles, he attempts to pay with his food stamp card. Naturally, he doesn't have a balance. He probably spent all of his money on man purses. And who can blame him? It was a fine man purse.
I point out to him that the annoying sound my computer just made signaled the rejection of his food stamp card. His response was to say, "Oh, let me get my other EBT card."
Now, maybe it's just me, but I always thought the government wouldn't be stupid enough to give ONE person TWO food stamp cards. I mean, if I were running things, that'd probably be a rule or something. Perhaps they made an exception for this man--he had a man purse, after all.
Of course, instead of pulling out a second EBT card, instead he pulls out several huge piles of receipts. He must have had a life's worth of receipts in his man purse. Soon I could no longer see anything as I was buried beneath the receipts from his bottomless man purse. And no EBT card to be found.
I felt saddened, but I was forced to tell the man-purse man to get the fuck out of the store and to leave his groceries with me. So he collected his abundant receipts, stuffed them back into his man purse, and waddled away dejectedly. He was a terrible nuisance, and he wasted so much time that all the customers behind him were now scowling and speaking tersely and angrily as if the man purse fiasco had been of my devising--but I could not bring myself to hate the man purse man as much as the others did. Sure, he was cheating the government, he couldn't afford his groceries, and he had somehow collected every receipt he had ever received--but his man purse made up for it all. In retrospect, I am sort of thankful that he did not have any money. It just would have been another receipt added to the collection. I slyly would have purposely "forgotten" to give him his receipt, just out of pity. I, too, can understand the plight of receipt-collecting. My wallet bulges with the five-year old receipts I still have saved. Will I, too, be forced to buy a man purse? Will my receipt clinginess damn me to man-pursedom? Only time will tell.
Poo Invisibility
Nov 22, 2006
All of this is a viscious lie perpetrated to ruin my good name. What actually happened is that I was walking, quite bow-legged and masculine I might add, around the house in a way that did not resemble prancing at all. I was not nude, as she will indicate, but instead wearing whatever it is that masculine men wear, which is probably some sort of combination of sleeveless flannel, a construction hat, and low-hanging jeans. And when I stepped in the poo, I did not squeal like a little girl, but rather growled angrily and smote the poo into dust as if I were some vengeful tribal deity.
Okay, okay. I'm lying. I'm a little girl around poo. And somehow, some way, my foot finds a way to immerse itself in dog shit whenver it can be found upon the ground. When Lissa had remarked that she had found this particular poo today, for instance, my first remark was a surprised, "I can't believe I didn't step in it first!" As I came out to pick it up, I spotted it near my dresser. As I crept towards it, I felt something awful squish beneath my feet. In my enthusiasm for finally picking up a piece of crap without having first stepped in it, I had failed to notice the turd-mine that Squirt had carefully hidden within the folds of the carpet. The bastard had foiled me. Some people are color blind. Me, I'm incapable of seeing poo. I live in a world of my own mental-construction, and it just so happens to be a world that does not contain any poo at all. Consequently, my foot lands in the poo every single time.