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Name: Chris
Country: United States
State: California
Metro: Los Angeles
Gender: Male
Interests: Working out, sushi, clothes, top shelf vodka, crab cakes, my Blackberry, the ladies
Expertise: working the red carpet
Occupation: Executive
Industry: Entertainment
Message: message me
Website: visit my website
Member Since:
10/27/2005
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| Beyond the FriendzoneThanks, everybody, for the comments and the love. This will be my last
post. I think we’ve covered all the bases--leaving you well prepared to
avoid the traps and pratfalls of the Friendzone.
The only thing left to do is find YOUR OWN personal motivation to be
your very best. Clearly, for me, the best motivator was finding myself
stuck in the Friendzone, hopelessly in love and obese.
If you doubt me here's proof...
Just to clarify, that’s me in the upper right:
Remember, friends, you have the power to say free of the Friendzone. Use it. Good luck! 
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| Don't Try This At HomeBooty calls seldom pan out, and almost always make you look
desperate. Remember, your world should appear a full and exciting
place—especially at two in the morning. | | |
| The Art of WarMemorize “The Art of War”. It’s a terrific tool for self-empowerment
and can be valuable in getting you out of the friendzone forever. | | |
| Sometimes, it's what you *don't* say...Don’t admit you love Dr. Phil, Tivo Oprah, or see your therapist twice
a week. You want to appear grounded and confident, not messed up
and searching. | | |
| Where the Friendzone EndsCome on people, have an edge! Do I need to tell you that sweet, nice and reliable aren’t sexy? 
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