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Reason # 4545456 Not To Date Women

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1. Woman decides to try online dating.

2. Woman meets dude online who is sociable, good looking and rich.

3. Woman goes on a date with said dude and he is friendly and nice.

4. Dude mentions that he likes to play Magic: The Gathering

5. Woman decides not to date him again because she doesn't date "nerds."

6. Woman then writes an entire article about how she can't believe she accidentally went on a date with a nerd - and calls him a loser and names him in the article.

Do I need to mention that not only is the guy hot - but he also just won $3.5 million in the World Series Of Poker?

Bitches be crazy, yo!

http://gizmodo.com/5833787/my-brief-okcupid-affair-with-a-world-champion-magic-the-gathering-player

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LOL! yes and more specifically there is definitely a pretty compelling reason why no one should date THAT woman!

The funny thing is more than 7,000 women have contacted him on twitter offering to fuck him since this story broke. And, my guess is she'll never get an online date again, because anyone who googles her will find this.

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