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    <title>Games are for Children - Karen's Endless Search</title>
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    <title>Let's hook Karen up!</title>
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Therefore, I suggest that we take matters into our own hands and hook Karen up ourselves.  I&#039;m going to create a new category, &quot;Karen&#039;s Endless Search,&quot; where we can post all about Karen and her myriad faults.  Hopefully, a guy will be lovestruck by Karen&#039;s warm personality and caring heart, and will decide to arrange a date with her.  Everyone wins:  I&#039;ll have something to write about once again, the blog will get more page impressions, and we can talk about how women attract men (most of the discussion here seems to be the other way around).  But I think the end goal is much more important: Karen will actually be able to enter a relationship that lasts longer than five minutes.&lt;br /&gt;
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    <pubDate>Mon, 12 Jun 2006 07:55:47 -0700</pubDate>
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