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On Sun, 9 Feb 2025, The Natural Philosopher wrote:

> On 09/02/2025 04:40, WokieSux282@ud0s4.net wrote:
>> nubile insincere women
>
> The problem is either they wont let go of you or you cant let go of them. 
> Dont mock human nature. It will bite you on the bum.
>

I remember once when I was in Paris for work. I had a good quarter so we 
went to come club and bought champagne. 60 seconds later two good looking 
women turn up and were very friendly as long as the champagne flowed. ;)

I also remember another time in Boston, on a nother job trip, and a 
customer wanted champagne, so why not? After about 10 minutes of waiting I 
got my bottle and when I turned around the customer had left.

I tried to give it away, but no one wanted it since they thought it was 
poisoned so in the end I just left it somewhere and left.

These and more can be found in the book Stories from my youth part 1. ;)