Now don't matter what ya think - there's lots of truth here and if you are real truthful with yourself - I bet there's some of us there somewhere................... Sure made sense to me - LOL LOL Men have always been a competitive sport!
Going for the gold
You have to use the right bait if you want to land a rich fish - er, husband
Hunting for a rich husband | Chron.com - Houston Chronicle
By EILEEN McCLELLAND
Copyright 2007 Houston Chronicle
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Dress for Success
Author J.C. Conklin offers the following tips for what to wear while husband-hunting.
Heels: At all costs.
Bra: The pushup is best.
Hair: Long and blond, if at all possible.
Thong: Always, and it should match the bra.
Accessories: Now is not the time for big jewelry or purses. Both scream high maintenance to men.
Makeup: Most men don't even realize you're wearing it. They think you naturally look that good. Now is not the time for them to find out otherwise.
Know your strengths: If you have good legs or arms, show them off.
But remember: Dress like the girlfriend, not the one-night stand.
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Hunting for a rich husband?
Think camouflage, but not the woodsy kind - unless, of course, you're at a rattlesnake roundup, prime husband-hunting grounds in Texas.
In an urban milieu, you've got to look prosperous enough to blend in with your prey's elite social circle. For example, drive a leased Lexus only if you can't borrow a Mercedes.
J.C. Conklin, author of a snarky new novel about Texas women and their pursuit of a rich husband, advises that even spiritual matters matter. Choose a popular Texas religion, Methodist or Baptist.
And don't hesitate to resort to plastic surgery. At the very least, bleach.
"You should have long hair and if you can, be blond, be blond,'' says Conklin, author of The Dallas Women's Guide to Gold-Digging With Pride (Ballantine, $22.95). "Every man I've ever talked to has never described a woman who's blond as mousy.''