Played Out

May 08, 2009

They say you should hate the player, not the game. Sinn
makes that a little difficult. He seems like an affable
enough guy, what with his post about not wanting women
to be kept financially because it degrades them. But
the whole purpose of his blog is to play the game of
male/female relationships and teach others to play the
game, too. Frankly, this is just beyond me. Do men
really need this much help getting laid? Apparently he
can teach men how to get high quality lady action
through intense one-on-one coaching, and I'm just left
to wonder: what's wrong with being yourself? This is
"The Rules" for men and really rather disheartening.

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That's Sinn? Like, with two n's?

April 29, 2009

Apparently, women like sex as much as men. Having a
threesome is a top-5 goal of a man's life. These and
similar cubic-zirconia epiphanies are the Special-Ed
brainchildren of Sinn, who bills himself as "the
World's 2nd-Best Pick-Up Artist."

Sinn has a book. He calls it "The Lay Report." He
promotes it like penis-enlargement and pheromone-spray
advertorials in your favorite jerkoff glossy.

If you can be bothered to bore your way through
Sinn's amateurish, personality-challenged prose, and
perhaps find a truism or two adequate for bagging a
generic bunny, you're probably really desperate. Or
have too much time on your hands. Or a very small
penis.

Ladies, I don't get it. How can a dude this dull get
into your pants? Obviously, Sinn knows something I
don't.

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Not for all audiences

April 29, 2009

I bumped into this blog after reading about Roissy on
Scribnia. This is very similar blog but geared
exclusively to offering advice for men to meet women.
The amount of jargon used her makes it a little
difficult to understand. I do think its interesting how
much money one can make teaching other people to pick
up women. Sinn claims somewhere on his blog that he
makes about ~500K a year through coaching and releasing
ebooks. I guess if you are good at something why do it
for free

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