It seems like almost everyone I know has been rejected by eharmony. Including two people who married each other a few days ago. With no help from the Interwebz dating sites.
I may just be too much of a heathen and live in an area full of incompatibility. Sigh.
But my mom loves this shit. She met my wonderful stepdad through AOL Personals nearly 10 years ago.
@girlyQ: They don't have any issues with the Jews (just the gays), the only way that could have screwed up is if you marked a preference for a Jewish partner and live in an area where there aren't a lot of Jewish folks.
wait, like, 2% of ALL people who got married last year met through eHarmony? 2% of people who got married in America? worldwide? I'm going to just go ahead and call bullshit here.
@NefariousNewt: OH that would be an interesting statistic. However, are the dating sites in question to have that sort of information available. I think that divorce statistics are usually measured by how many couples have divorced after 10 years or something arbitrary like that.
@NefariousNewt: Exactly - you can spin statistics to sound how you want them to. According to that statistic (and the statistic that 50% of all marriages end in divorce), eHarmony could also say:
1% of the people who got married last year will end up divorced after meeting on eHarmony.
Now that doesn't sound like a marketing talking point, now does it, eHarmony?
@NefariousNewt:Current, boogeda-boogeda, slightly scary pope, or the nicer looking former one?
(edited: Noted that appearances don't reflect personal values, but they make a difference as to what I'm picturing in my head.)
@CurtCole: I assume you're joking around, but would like to point out that that was not voluntary and he left. I miss JPII, too, but there's no need to call Benedict a Nazi to make ourselves feel better!
Funny, I don't see number of online daters as a positive predictor of finding a relationship, more a predictor of dates. It would probably be a better indicator if it were balanced with some measure of social interaction leading to dates in a non-internety kind of way. Not knocking the intweb dating, but I know a lot of wonderful women who do it and have been really frustrated by the lack of good men.
It made me uncomfortable. I see how it was meant to be funny, but the delivery didn't really do much for me. It wasn't really jokey and it didn't...I dunno, I didn't love it.
I can't put my finger on why, but this made me feel even more bad for her than I did before. I've never been a huge fan of la Lohan but I've always liked her better than most of her celebrity bandwagon peers. She's made some pretty funny movies and seems to be, for the most part, reasonably intelligent and cool.
I think the reason why I don't find it funny is because behind the 'spoof' it kind of seems like she really hates herself. Like somebody said above, you can see the self-loathing in her eyes.
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I may just be too much of a heathen and live in an area full of incompatibility. Sigh.
But my mom loves this shit. She met my wonderful stepdad through AOL Personals nearly 10 years ago.
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1% of the people who got married last year will end up divorced after meeting on eHarmony.
Now that doesn't sound like a marketing talking point, now does it, eHarmony?
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May be? Is the Pope Catholic?
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(edited: Noted that appearances don't reflect personal values, but they make a difference as to what I'm picturing in my head.)
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@sequined: It is true, however, that he looks like Uncle Fester. I submit the following as evidence.
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And, yes, I live in DC.
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I liked the music, excellent touch.
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I think the reason why I don't find it funny is because behind the 'spoof' it kind of seems like she really hates herself. Like somebody said above, you can see the self-loathing in her eyes.
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Seriously! We have trains!
<3 you!
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