Never Marry a REALLY Hot Men?

There is no money in my wallet, silly man. So, how many digits are we talking to the left of the decimal point?

littlek:-

I agree with your reservation using only 3 "r"s.I did say on a galactic scale.

Just give me the plastic and you PIN . . . i'll be right back . . .

littlek:-

How many digits would like to the left of the decimal point.

er...... there's no money in my bank account either.

Spendius - what?

I was hoping he wanted 2.98.

No.

I don't care for that sort of thing.

Not that I've tried it.It's just a hunch.

You lose . . . wait for the wedding photos . . .

oooh?

Dearest Spendius:

Question: In the land of very happy men, do they not put a couple of spaces after a period, and a space after a comma?

I actually admire your writing. Quite nice. So nice in fact, that is surprises that you don't follow punctuation? Makes it a bit harder to read? Separating your illustrious thoughts is important, its all so intense, methinks some can't handle it too compacted. Please water the pure acid down with some space!

Does not Queen's English call for spaces after periods and commas, m'lady? :wink:

I speak from the heart, the heart of a 19 yr old:

I don't mind money or none. So long as the future guy is kind, honest, brainy intelligent and ambitious, as well as able to succeed in the future, as well as he gets along with my father, I don't care if he is rich poor, black, white or what. But pref not chinese.

A few qualifications from Cambridge would also be nice.

Since you brought it up, why not Chinese?

And.... 'from Cambridge'?

I can't speak for Pragmatic, but I will admit I have never been sexually attracted to Japanese or Chinese man. In my dating days I went out with men of various race and cultures, but never Asian. I have seen Asian women I thought were breath taking, but an Asian man has never physically rocked my world. The closest I have come to thinking a Chinese man was hot was the young male lead in the movie "Crouching Tiger...". Just a cultural thing I guess.

I think I remember that pragmatic is herself Chinese, which lends a different twist -- but I'm not sure.

I kind of like the way some japanese men look. I think the actor, mifune, may have started it.

i'd never turn jackie chan down....

Mifune for sure.

Shall I clear up the mystery?

I am chinese, so I can certainly understand sozobe's puzzlement. Green Witch's post bascially expresses my point - I dont' find chinese guys good looking but its not just the looks, nor the money - they are stuck up, try hards [wannabes] etc etc. At least the ones I have met anyway - but ^JB^ seems very nice and he's an exception. I am also surrounded by chinese people - both family and friends wise and I just think its good to get out of the circle and meet someone from another culture. Also, westerners are more mature than their chinese counterparts: more serious about life and are kind and honest, not to mention very very talented in the literature area - I prefer that area, than the science/maths.

Littlek - why cambridge? I look for qualfications in a guy - the more learned they are, the more I am attracted to them. I am a gemini - brains are our top priority, from what I have read, and I agree. Cambridge just happens to be my uni of choice - but I won't say no to harvard, oxford, yale, etc etc. :wink:

dag: Jackie chan ... maybe you are thinking back in his younger days? He was very good looking then. Now...have you seen his wrinkles?