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<blockquote data-quote="Jaszczurka" data-source="post: 1340134" data-attributes="member: 17110">About 25 years ago, positively stone age by today's standards, I did something brilliant by accident: My profile wasn't getting any hits so I just set my height to the absolute highest: 8'7&quot;.&nbsp; I got a bite.&nbsp; A woman in a perplexed tone (from message, at least) expressed annoyance I put down a ridiculous height.&nbsp; I didn't reply.&nbsp; Looking back, I could have had a LOT of fun.&nbsp;&nbsp; I could have asked her if she's ok with men having standards.&nbsp; Once she bit the hook, I had leverage.&nbsp; If I sensed that I didn't have a chance (she was NOT going to date a guy less than 6'2&quot;), I could have found a way to neg her (as my father said when fishing, throwing one back into the water).&nbsp; Ask her something she's not the best at (her weight, figure, etc.) and then say &quot;I don't think things will work out, sorry.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jaszczurka, post: 1340134, member: 17110"] About 25 years ago, positively stone age by today's standards, I did something brilliant by accident: My profile wasn't getting any hits so I just set my height to the absolute highest: 8'7". I got a bite. A woman in a perplexed tone (from message, at least) expressed annoyance I put down a ridiculous height. I didn't reply. Looking back, I could have had a LOT of fun. I could have asked her if she's ok with men having standards. Once she bit the hook, I had leverage. If I sensed that I didn't have a chance (she was NOT going to date a guy less than 6'2"), I could have found a way to neg her (as my father said when fishing, throwing one back into the water). Ask her something she's not the best at (her weight, figure, etc.) and then say "I don't think things will work out, sorry." [/QUOTE]

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