Know what's funny, John? If you diiiiiiiiiid publish this...I can imagine tons of people buying it for their single friends as a joke gift. You could be a rich man. (Grins)

You are incorrigible! :o)

Ha, ha. Very funny clever pig. Is there a sequel to chapter 16- Once you've got the girl, how to keep up the pretence! Loved it. Jes.

Silly.

Hi John , I read chapters 6.7.8 and 11. Ha Ha Ha Ha, I have to say, this is hillarious, I was first hooked by the tile and I wasn;t dissapointed. I think I will have to go out and point out your view point to some women. Seriously, It is well written and humours, this is a hard combination these days. Good luck with this I am sure it is going to do very well. Kindest Regards and Best Wishes Lenny Banks - Tide and Time: At The Rock If you can find time I would appreciate a return read, Thanks.

Way too deep! Best of luck with this! If you have any interest in children's literature, you are very much invited to take a look at my novel, The Lost Wink. Thanks, Tod http://authonomy.com/books/40646/the-lost-wink/

Hi there, big boy! Gee, have you been working out?

How To Meet Women In Bars by John Harold McCoy The HBD Review: This book needs to be thrust to the editpr's desk without further hesitation. It is imperative that Harper Collins wrap its collective corporate mind around the invaluable treasurechest their cybenetic contribution has become. Additionally, the pressure of having two books already reach the desk has placed a burden upon Mr. McCoy that can only be imagined by Paul Freeman. Upon "reading" the...collection of thoughts...HBD realized the special nature with which this review must be handled. The fact that his pitch has a disclaimer indicating no expectation for the book to go anywhere signals just the opposite to keen observers of those on the edge. Anyone who'd like to wish the author well may write to him at: St Petersburg Behavioral Hlthc (727) 823-4248 433 4th St N, St Petersburg, FL ...or go during visiting hours. But right now the author looks exactly like Julius Caesar. HBD

Repetitive.

If you just put your name on the cover in black it will be more readable. Regards, RianTorr New London Masquerade

[QUOTE] May I comment on your cover, John? Well, I will anyway. Your title is too big and your name is too small. It should be the other way around! [ENDQUOTE] The title has to be big enough to be read from a distance in dimly lit rooms, Tony. That's the whole idea.

Ha ha ha this is great.

Hmm... It's a crazy world and any way you can skin it good for me. Some might suggest that sterotyping women isn't good. An amusing read!

May I comment on your cover, John? Well, I will anyway. Your title is too big and your name is too small. It should be the other way around!

I guess this text is just copied to reach the lower limit of word count or?

Hi, failed to understand why chapter one has been repeated severally and why chapter 12 too is going that way? It a put off already having to open a chapter just to read the same thing over and over again. Maybe that is your real intention!! I would gladly turn the pages if It was not the same stuff. Josphine Notime goes bye

I'm a woman. Will this technique work for me? No, no. I'm really not like THAT!!! :-)