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[gyopogirlfromtexas]

I was browsing HOT OR NOT dot com and realized so many guys, but hardly any girls. Anyways, I really like it because I only talk to people I doublematch with, and don't get flooded with unwanted emails.

It doesn't seem to be as good as Austin or Dallas though. I suppose because there's more people here in the states. Only bad thing is, sometimes it takes hours to sift through my halfmatches. I hate seeing the same faces again. I wish I can block some permanently. When I've clicked no 12389098 times and they keep popping up. Sometimes I wish to lick no to a bunch of them at once, so I don't have to click no individually.

So is there a better website to meet people with pictures in Korea besides hotornot, myspace,cyworld or naver?

[Young FRANKenstein]

[freethought]

based on the photo posted on your myspace site, I'd say you don;t need the internet....

Walk into any room, any where in the world, point to a guy (or even a girl) and wave him over to you and I guarantee by the time he reaches you he will be all yours and likely drooling.

I hate the blatantly sexist crap that gets written on this board all the time, but, msgyopogirlfromtexas, you are a remarkably sexy woman and should not have to resort to hot or not. That said, based on how attractive you are and the general inabilitty of men to control themselves or behave rationally or civilly around beautiful women, maybe it is a good idea that you do things over the internet, if only for safety reasons...

For the record, I'm not sure if this reads as the honest response I intended or a really lame/horny boy pick up attempt. If the latter, my sincere apologies.

[in_seoul_2003]

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[freethought]

based on your response we can take it that your pic on hot or not has been receiving low scores, i guess?

And, it's not sexist to compliment a woman on her appearance, just as it's not to compliment a man. What new age, lesbian chic world do you live in?

Sexist would be assuming since she's a woman and attractive she must be dumb and should be working as a model or a make-up girl.

Saying 'hey, listen, you're gorgeous and you'll have no problems meeting people over here,' is not sexist. Get a grip.

You could have skipped the whole big long rant and simply quotes my last sentence and wrote a simple line like "apology accepted." That would at least have been an intelligent, and relatively witty response.

Ever wonder why gay guys are considered the life of the party and lesbians are considered angry?

[mrsquirrel]

I thought your name was Gippo Girl as in a gypsey.

Didn't realise it was Gyopo or whatever it is.

[in_seoul_2003]

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[pest2]

You guys too far with yourselves! What are you talking about "sexist craup" and whatnot??

I mean, Gyopogirl asked a question about where to meet people online, and then some guy said, in a complimenting way, she shouldnt need to use the internet because she looks pretty in her photo. Whats the big deal? I dont understand why that's sexist.

Even if the guy didnt mean it as a compliment but he was seriously saying that in his opinion she should not people online,... so what!? big deal geez get over it.

Personally, while I think she might be cute based on that photo, It's hard to tell from just a face shot. She might be really short and fat but with a pretty face...

Anyway, there's nothing wrong with using photos that purport to physical appearance when you want to meet someone online. Its your choice. You can associate with anyone/anyway you want as long as it doesnt harm them or you.

[dogshed]

I don't visit hor or not that often.
I'll check...
OK. I'm still a 5.8.
-Jeff

[Ozabout7or8]

Why dont you try www.UBlove.com I have heard it is pretty popular.

[Axl Rose]

[freethought]

Cringe worthy.... I'm hurt. My 2 hours of sleep so I can listen to the playoff game on internet radio drunken ramblings are cringe worthy!?!?!

The funny thing is that I did stop at the first line initially(at least I think I did, it's a bit fuzzy), but then I thought it wasn't clear so I rambled on, but then I wasn't sure if my drunken rambling would be taken as something it wasn't supposed to be, hence the last part.

Just call me Rico Sauve

[dogshed]

[pest2]

[in_seoul_2003]

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