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and risk while the author/editor does not accept any legal responsibility for such use. This guide is based loosely on the structure and style of "Tony's How to Lay Girls
Guide" which first appeared on the Internet in early 2000 then became a pay site in
middle 2000. That guide was basically just a collection of documents from various
resources (mostly the ASF newsgroup), pieced together in a semi-coherent fashion. It
was/is rarely updated and 95% of it was unattributed material, not written by the guide
author. This FREELY accessible guide far surpasses that pay site in all respects. There is
no information or feature you'll find there that you won't find here. Plus, here are some
things you'll find on this site only: - Player Guide: Search feature
- Player Guide: Dynamic pop-up acronym dictionary
- Player Guide: Enhanced navigation
- Player Guide: Embedded topic-based discussion forum
- Site: High volume moderated discusison forums (with synchronized NNTP and mail access)
- Site: Full ASF archive search (125,000+ articles, grows daily)
- Site: PAIR (Pick-up Artist International Registry, new wingmen signing up daily)
- Site: Complete and thorough ASF FAQ
- Site: A huge collection of additional organized and highlighted articles, mailing lists
- Site: Complete and thorough acronym/slang listing
- Site: "Boot Camp" article archive, based on Maniac's Pick Up Girl's Guide
- Site: Search of external related sites
- Site: Product reviews, relevant links, recommended books.
- Site: Real-time multi-language translation
- It's all free to access In this guide, all material gathered from external sources will be properly attributed
to the best of my ability and additional commentary will be added wherever extra clarity
or explanation is needed. Everything about this guide will be geared towards getting the
information to you without obstacles, laid out clearly, and explained in plain English.
Where appropriate, complex topics will be covered in detail although it is generally
preferred to provide multiple examples to explain a topic than to overwhelm the reader
with too much intellectual meandering. A lot of the information contained in this guide was/is gleamed mostly from the ASF newsgroup and miscellaneous associated web sites. You
will find references to people and products (i.e. Ross Jeffries' Speed Seduction»®
material and courseware) which have a strong influence on the postings in that group. Some
personalities will stand out in the writings and reproductions and you will begin to see a
pattern appearing from those personalities - a congruence of character and style that,
over time, makes more and more sense. If you are reading this guide and find yourself occasionally stumbling trying to learn
or utilize it on your own (by yourself), a recommendation is to find
a like-minded wingman to help you out. Someone to go along with you during PU
sessions, someone to encourage you to go for it, and someone you can encourage as well. If
that wingman is in the same position as yourself (not fully skilled, but still learning)
do him (and yourself) a favor and point him to this guide. You will be amazed at how fast
you learn when you have someone else in the same state of mind to bounce ideas off of in
real time. And I'm not talking about Internet chat buddies. I'm talking about real life.
You want to get laid in real life, right? Well, you have to practice this stuff in
real life. If you don't have any friends that are worthy of being a wingman or are too
afraid to embarrass yourself to in front of your fiends in trying to learn this stuff,
feel free to register at PAIR (another free resource) so that
you can find and hook up with other readers of this guide who are also in the same
circumstance and are looking for wingmen themselves. Content note: Should you find specific ideas or even exact wordings here that were
originally posted by you on ASF (or somewhere else) and you would like credit for them,
please contact me so I can correct the omission. Although
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domain as public commentary and I reserve the right to republish that material with or
without edits (with due credit, of course) just as I do in the searchable archive on this web site. Please review this
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