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Cougar Hunting for Gentlemen 101 “The Bible” - Part 1

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This entry was posted on 1/26/2007 11:48 AM and is filed under Cougars Defined.


Greetings Gentlemen, welcome to Cougar Hunting for Gentlemen 101, please gather round as I drop the knowledge acquired during 5 years of experience. This two part treatise shall be your bible if you are a beginner, as it covers the basics of the sport. Enjoy!

Ch. 1 THE COUGAR

What exactly is a Cougar? As we have seen, the definition does vary from community to community, but I believe the fundamentals remain the same. A Cougar is a woman older than you, ideally by 10 to 20 years. She is appealing because she offers a different kind of companionship than a woman of your own age. She is successful and sophisticated, stylish and sexy, with a taste for fine things and talent. She knows what she enjoys in life, and has the self-confidence and moxie to get what she wants, sometimes even by way of aggressive behavior. She is everything that younger women aspire to be, and her only weakness is the inevitability of her aging.


Ch. 2 COUGAR BENEFITS

Now that we can see why such a lady would be appealing to a young man. She is experienced, sometimes aggressive, always sophisticated and sensual, and this is why her company is so sought after – she is the Holy Grail of woman, built from the ground up and grown to full potential. Walking into a room with your average 20-something chick is straightforward, but walking into a room with a classy, sensual older woman, pops eyeballs like you wouldn’t believe. Cougars often flow through social events with a grace and beauty only their seniority could bring. Not to mention the bedroom, of which I will say little except that a Cougar’s energy may crush even the most shameless 20-year old.

Ch. 3 HUNTING THE COUGAR

To put some notches in your belt and some pelts on your wall takes hard work. Your average Cougar is not necessarily interested in your poor 20-year old ass. You have to show her you mean business. Cougars can be found in any classy environment, such as a lounge, winery, theater (and I don’t mean the movies) or upscale grocery store (my favorite, think shampoo isle). When making your approach, be sure to be well dressed and as debonair as you can muster. Your goal is to charm her. Drop humor and prove you have the capability of sophisticated conversation. Let her know your interest, but pay careful attention to her body language, and react accordingly. Doubtful you’ll be able to take her that day, but mask your impatience and start with a phone number.

Tune in next week for Part 2 of The Bible: "PLEASING THE COUGAR" and "WARNINGS"

 
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    • 1/26/2007 1:46 PM Dutch Vandermeer wrote:
      I have more faith in this than King James. It's never easy to work mojo for an older woman, but membership has it's priveleges. And if you're coming to play, you might as well do it right.

      If you aren't packing heat in your approach, fuck the whole thing. I tried to snare a cougar with a dumb line 'what's your name, what's your sign?' And as soon as her man went to buy her some wine I just crept up from behind. I got her to roll her eyes - which I found hot - but ultimately did not further my chances of ejaculation for the evening. And when you get down to it, what are you really after?

      So listen to what the man said in his advice column. A cougar is not something you can bullshit your way though. If you're going to a ball game, bring a mitt. The proof is in the pudding. And you ain't gonna be making NO PUDDING if you don't do it right.

      Rough vs. Right?
      Most women will tell you rough is alway right. Please. Save that jazz for high school. Finer women are above that nonsense. Trust me, try pulling a Charlie Sheen on her and you're going to go NOWHERE, and fast.

      You: So uh, been here before?
      Her: What?
      You: Well then you're guilty. Not knowing me is worse crime.
      Her: You do realize I didn't acknowledge you.
      You: Shit.

      Listen to the ladies. It's alright to anticipate an answer here and there, but you have to keep your head in the game. That's how leads are blown. And that usually affects your chances of getting blown.

      More next time kids
      -Vander
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      1. 1/26/2007 4:40 PM Oliver Van Peeples wrote:
        Vander- I am flattered that you are a fan of my work. From the sound of your post, you've notched some Coug ears yourself over the years.

        Style, sophistication, and sex, the 3 S's, would be the key to bagging n tagging in this case. Oh, and Listening, the "L". Heaven help you if you don't know when to shut up and wait your turn!

        I'm not tryin to scare the young folk off. I just want to make sure you know what league you're in. They call 'em Cougars cous they're dangerous and beautiful all at the same time.

        Above all, have fun, that's the real secret!

        Peeples out..
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