Dear Reader,
I have not forgotten about my beloved blog or, by extension, you. That being said, it is sometimes the unfortunate fate of those who have a dearth of worthwhile things to do a deep and abiding commitment to the art of blogging for a flurry of worthwhile things to present themselves within a matter of a few short weeks … and for those weeks to fall right before “the holidays.” I am, of course, speaking hypothetically. I know no one personally who either has a dearth of worthwhile things to do or is possessed of a deep and abiding commitment to … well, anything.
Hmm. Where was I going with this? Oh, yes. I was going to try to placate you with some high-quality filler content, so you don’t abandon me CMG Unite. We’ve finally gotten readership and feed subscriptions up to a level that isn’t altogether embarrassing. I’d hate for us to lose ground when I’m still so enamored with you.
Anyway, as you know, I have a tendency to become preoccupied with the ins and outs of dating and male–female relations. This is not only because I am (perpetually) single, though there is that. For whatever reason, I just find this topic to be endlessly fascinating, and I can talk about it long after my friends’ eyes have glazed over and tiny threads of spittle have begun to dangle from the corners of their mouths. I read about it a lot too, and I’ve found a couple of things recently that I’ve been wanting to blog properly. For now, links and some snarky comments will simply have to suffice.
All the love I have in my heart,
Ms. Monkey-Gurl
Smart Women Are Scary
Um, duh. I read somewhere at some time in the not-too-distant past that for every 10 points above the norm a woman’s IQ is, her odds of finding a mate go down 10 percent. Okay, I’m pretty much making up the numbers, but you get the idea. As an astoundingly smart woman, did I find that the teensiest bit depressing, you ask? Nah. By my calculations, it’s a statistical anomaly that I found one mate, so I’m ahead of the game. Or, as a woman said to me not too long after my divorce, “At least you can say you were married once.” I leave it to you, fair reader, to guestimate that woman’s IQ relative to the norm and to determine just *how* flattering my calculations are to my own intelligence.
What a Girl’s OS Says about Her
I know, as a feminist, I’m supposed to balk at men’s efforts to fit us into little 2D boxes … you know, the Spice Girl method of understanding women. However, I find attempts of this nature not without humor … and pathos. Typically, they are also terribly revealing of the male psyche. To wit, no mention is made in this … um, article of women who use more than one OS. I mean, sure, like what are the, like, chances of a chick like that?!? A girl who knows her way around a box of wires and circuits? Hehe. Duuuuude. Good one.

For me it’s always been the dense women that scared me a little. My two latest real relationships have been with a military intell specialist and a cultural anthropoligy major.
They were both smarter than me and weren’t scary at all.
You however are a little intimidating.
Smart, funny and sexy is a deadly combination.
As a rule, I only date dumb chicks. They don’t see through my games and discover my roguish intentions towards them…
Smart girls are, well, too smart for the sorts smoke and mirrors I generally employ. Although, I do like to challenge myself occasionally, but I always get burned.
Chris: Me? Intimidating? C’mon … I’m a delicate flower. However, flattery will get you everywhere. Keep up the good work.
Chico: If you’re a rogue, there’s no hope for the world. (P.S. Could you come to Boston and fix my NAS drive?)
Yah…after these grant proposals are in…Weekend after this, I have to go to virginia fer a wedding…then its finals…I think I could probably swing up for a couple of day near the end of the week of the 17th.
What say you?
I say just in time to help me move!! Yay.
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