eHarmony.

Originally Posted by Minion

You know, going out to bars and clubs to meet people, paying for cover charges and drinks and also first dates with people you have nothing in common with just so that you can find this out also costs money. It ends up costing a great deal more than eharmony does.

But I'd wager it's considerably more enjoyable. $110, or $150AU is a pretty decent night out on the pull. $0-30 for cover, $10 a drink (roughly), transport not factored into it. That's still going to be around 10 drinks, plenty enough to have for your self, and for anyone that catches your eye.
Fair enough that won't last you three months or what ever, but I'd find it alot more enjoyable than sitting at home pining over a username or shit quality picture.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

I'm sorry Alice, I don't understand the reference.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

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If you're doing that, then you're not seriously looking for someone at a bar.

Says you perhaps, but I disagree!

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For the people who are seriously looking, it makes more sense, at least from a financial standpoint, to use eharmony.

How... clinical.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

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Are you saying when you go to a bar or bookstore you aren't defining a pre-selected group? Bar = people ok with alcohol, people probably ok with smoking, people who are probably more social than others. Bookstore = people who enjoy reading in their free time, people who probably have a higher IQ than those at a bar, etc. Where you socialize automatically means your choosing one specific "kind" of person over another, so don't claim you're being open to all options. When was the last time you strolled by homeless people to find a date HMMMM? Maybe you'll find true love from a man living in a garbage can, or are you about material wealth, mmmm? eHarmony is simply taking your filtering system one step further. The actual socialization with that person is left completely up to you.

Making the process rather clinical, as I said previously. Thrill of the chase and all that. Why are some people afraid of the unknown?

I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body?

Originally Posted by Devo

Well Ed and I actually found each other on GFF, and I can say neither of us are socially inept,

It's a biiit different, because I doubt you game to GFF with the intention of finding true love for ever~~

I was speaking idiomatically.