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[integer at www.god-emil.dk]

>Women seem to like the beauty of the cars, but many will feel they have to compete against your car(s) for your attention. Many females are raised to be "practical" (whatever that means), and feel that Ferraris are overkill for a means of "getting from point A to point B". 
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>In the past 15 years, I've seen three frequent and distinct reactions from most women related to any of my Ferraris. 
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>1) They're oblivious and don't even notice (really, not just pretending not to notice, but actually NOT notice). These are probably married women that aren't "looking" and aren't car aficionados. 
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>2) They think you bought the car with your last 0.02 cents and probably live in a trailer. 
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>3) They think you're probably a brat son of a wealthy family (Greg Kinnear syndrome) and are probably so pretentious they don't even want to talk to you. 
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>IMHO, bottom lineŠ by and large, the type of women that are attracted to a Ferrari are good for temporary use, but not for long-term commitments. 
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>If you really, really want to meet women (and I mean lots of Œem), borrow a someone¹s 3-6 year old daughter (relative, neighbor, etc.), 
>dress her like a doll, and take her for a walk at a crowded mall or public park.

                 ruz!an doll +?