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From: mms1646@acf4.UUCP (Michael M. Sykora)
Newsgroups: net.singles
Subject: Re: Swami Pacmananda's question to the masses.
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Date: Thu, 4-Jul-85 05:13:00 EDT
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>/* gmack@denelvx.UUCP (Gregg Mackenzie) /  3:48 am  Jul  3, 1985 */

>Also, think about which classes are most likely to have many women 
>in them.  I have found that classes like floral arrangement, fashion,
>cooking, secretarial courses (typing, shorthand, etc), etc. seem to
>have more than enough women to choose from.  The really hot one,
>lately, though, is color analysis.  Contrary to what you might think,
>there are alot of sharp women in these classes.  I know it all sounds
>sexist, but it works.

I think you have to want to do these things at first, at least to some
degree.  My experiene has been that if I try to do something that
interests me little just to enhance my social situation, I don't end
up behaving very socially, because I'm uncomfortable.  When I feel
comfortable with what I'm doing and the place I'm in there is
little if any shyness or anti-sociality.

>These classes not only improve your exposure, they give you useful
>information which can be used to strike up converstaions.

Assuming you are the least bit interested in talking about them.  If
you're not, it probably shows.

>Gregg Mackenzie

						Mike Sykora