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It was simply because nothing was revolutionary.

He’s Just Not That Into You revolutionized my perspective on dating. Friends who read it suddenly “got” why previous relationships had dissolved. Greg explains that the simple reason why some relationships stuck together and others didn’t was because the guys who are really into you want to be with you … no matter WHAT.

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FACT: Did you know that over 99% of all men use ineffective methods to approach and seduce women?

Small wonder so many are frustrated at their lack of success.  They don’t know what women want, or how to give it to them.

Fortunately, I know a guy who knows both. James B can teach you what to do to get the woman of your dreams–as soon as today.

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Do you believe in the power of words? Read on to learn a simple trick that really works to increase your self-confidence and esteem. Try this simple exercise and increase your attraction to women.

It is important to do the exercise each day for at least a week. Have you notices that women are turned off men that lack confidence. They generally hate men that are nervous, stammer or are More »

I have to admit that I’m in the mood for some Pooh quotes. After all, the lovable bear’s words have been with me since childhood. More »

Who’s ready for some Woody Allen quotes? The name itself tends to draw controversy. When it comes to Woody Allen, you either love him or you hate him — but critics and fans alike both admit that he’s funny. More »

Studio: Hbo Home Video Release Date: 12/11/2007

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Amazon.comBig Love, HBO’s newest buzzworthy series, recalls Groucho Marx’s blithe proposal to two women in Animal Crackers. “Why, that’s bigamy,” one of the women exclaims. Groucho responds, “Yes, and it’s huge of me, too.” But Bill Henrickson’s (Bill Paxton) situation is hardly a laughing matter. Bill is a modern-day polygamist who lives in suburban Salt Lake City with his seven children and three “sister-wives”: Barbara (Jeanne Tripplehorn, never better), the more mature anchor of the household; Nicki (Chloe Sevigny), who spitefully refers to her as “Boss Lady”; and recent addition Margene (charming Ginnifer Goodwin), insecure and childlike. A series that puts a human face on polygamy is brimming with prurient possibilities. Big Love’s first two episodes are veritable commercials for Viagra, as Bill struggles to keep up with the demands of his spouses, with whom the sleeping arrangements are strictly scheduled. But once this more sensational aspect of “plural marriage” is d (more…)

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Early on in Big Love’s second season, closeted polygamist Bill Henrickson’s kids come to him with a broken toy. “I can fix anything,” he reassures them. If only his chaotic life were as easy to mend. Among the crises vying for his attention this season are finding out who was responsible for outing his wife, Barbara (Jeanne Tripplehorn), at the Mother of the Year ceremony; the investigation into the poisoning of his brother-in-law, Alby, for which he could be implicated in a cover-up; negotiating a deal to purchase a gaming company coveted by Roman (Harry Dean Stanton); and, in a “holy spirit sucker punch,” meeting Ana (Branca Katic), a Serbian waitress who just could be wife No. 4. A Golden Globe nominee for Best Drama, Big Love further draws viewers into the polygamists’ shadow world. “If they could show just one normal plural family for a change,” someone remarks at one point. Grounded in “the principle,” the Henrickson households are about as normal as you c (more…)