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I'm not sure if anyone has heard of him, but this fellow, Tariq Nasheed has been writing books and doing seminars on how to become a "ladies man" for awhile. They're quite informative. He also does seminars for women as well, and all are welcomed to listen. I"ve been listening to each and every one of his podcast shows. YOu can listen to them free on either web link. He also takes letters and advice. Highly recommended and very entertaining. Just be forewarned. His language can be a bit callous, but is very truthful and he does not pull any punches.

www.myspace.com/tariq_nasheed

www.macklessonsradio.com

Last edited by ma_137 on 24 Aug 2006, 10:59 pm, edited 1 time in total.

I'm suspicious. His MySpace profile looked like a soft-core porno site. Any any "how to pick up girls" instuction site that has pictures of scantily-clad girls got to be less than legit. I use a different site, and get e-mails from it. The site itself is mostly formatted text, with some graphics, but no pictures of girls in thongs. The address is http://www.datebeautifulwomen.com. Trust me, the site and the e-mails are nowhere near as chauvanistic as the address might suggest.

listen to the podcast before you judge. He's been on conan obrien, the tonite show, and was also on an episode of MTV Made, teaching a kid how to become a ladies man. He's also written three books. One of which has sold 250k copies. Also spoke at yale.

For example, last thursday's episode was how to value yourself as a man.

MTV!? Who better than someone that panders to teenage stereotypical sluts to get a girl that I might actually bond with? While I'm at it, I'll ask a bank robber for some money advice and ask my local coke addicts how to be happy.

Until you actually *LISTEN* to the podcasts, don't bother commenting. I posted this to the board hoping for some open minded people to latch on and listen to some of the information this man is putting out. Never before have I seen so many close minded individuals.

If you don 't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all. ever heard that phrase before?

And btw. he talks about the MTV experience. They actually didn't even pay him for his appearance. They withdrew payment, but he volunteered to go on anyway in order to help the kid on the show.

Sounds interesting. I will check this out.