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Re: Dear Natalie

Here is my advice - take a cooking class. Many Community Colleges offer

> them in the evening. Lots of single women take them. Maybe you won't hit > it off with anyone, but at least you'll get something good to eat. There > are other interesting classes to take at night as well. > > I though the problem for a fifty year old single guy was fighting the > women off. It seems to be there is a super surplus of attractive 35 to 50 > year old girls.

I get emails from an organization that gathers singles to do volunteer work, some of which is more fun than work. At least every two weeks, they start sending desperate emails saying "Wake up! We need men for this upcoming event. Where are all you men?"

I doubt Rochester NY is unusual in this regard.

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JoeSpareBedroom
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I'd just add that at the age of 61, I would HATE to be back into dating scene again. I have noted, though, in the various seniors lodges, there are LOTS of women, thanks to their greater life expectancy.

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sharx35

Alan King used to say that the first woman who ever died, didn't do so until

1954, in his hilarious rant about men dying and being survived by their spouses. Yep, the dating scene at my age sounds as attractive as being waterboarded.
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mack

Divorce is not a sin, its a tragedy.

Go to church. Don't worry what other people think of you. Its just your imagination. People will see you alone in the grocery, house, and many others, so dont worry about the church goers.

Now think of it this way, if you have been fooled or hurt by a domestic brand, why not try an import?

Now if you think single life is so bad, married life is worse. =) There are so many who want to have same sex marriages, why not give them what they want and see what they getting into.. bwahaha.

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EdV

I know that attorneys are chomping at the bit for this one to happen.

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witfal

Whenever I see his name on a post, it gives an impression of something sinister or evil. A distinct feeling of someone who just isn't all there, or doesn't really want to be and enjoys his labyrinth of vindictive senescence.

Very strange. Very unsettling. A need to take a bath after reading something generated by what he calls a mind.

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witfal

Humanity.

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witfal

OH, the HUMANITY!! For 5 nostalgia points, when did a radio announcer utter that?

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sharx35

Random inclusiveness or just periodic convenience?

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F.H.

Wasn't that Herbert Morrison at the Hindenberg zepplin disaster in 1937 in Lakehurst New Jersey? (Broadcast by recording, which was the first time it was ever allowed.)

Charles the Curmudgeon

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n5hsr

I didn't call his name, just the association with that tragediy.

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sharx35

My dad was in broadcasting for over a decade. We got a good education in the milestones of broadcasting. I used to have my own copy of Part 73, but it would be hopelessly out of date now.

Charles the Curmudgeon

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n5hsr

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