First time viewer, 41, single dad (watched in doctor's waiting room) and I loved the segment on the loser guy getting help from the 11 y.o. Cassanova - I was rolling! But please, though that kid was sooo cute and did have an excellant grip on self-cofidence (i've been working the self-loathing defensive repel angle with amazing results -not), would't you suppose hitting the mall and the bookstore with a full fledged camera crew might've more tipped the scale in Romeo's favor? That's the part Maxxim Magazine left out of the equation. Tomorrow I strike out to hire my own personal film posse, all equippied with camera gear, boom mikes and fake British accents(film not required)and willing to work for 1/2 of minimum wage, to assist me in the netting of a goregous, nerdy, funny, no drinky, no smokey, Pleasure-Twin; me, being the other twin - wish me luck!-Ric, Rock Hill S.C.

I posted a haha reply but it seems to have disappeared or I screwed up and it's headed for the wrong thread!

Oh well... Good Luck and Happy Valentine's Day!

would like to meet this guy

Oh I about died when I saw this! My son is only 4 1/2 years old and acts like this. Not that he could give advice but he is SUCH the ladies man. He is always saying hi and introducing himself and talks just like this young boy. He is NEVER shy about telling a girl she is pretty or what is pretty about her. He had no qualms about telling a girl who is eight years older that he loved the new rings on her teeth (braces). He floors me sometimes. So now I know how he is going to grow up...what a cutie!