Here's an idea: write *******. I noticed in a different reply you made that you also like writing and, if you are any good at it, that's an option for you.

Now I personally don't know anything about that market (not my thing) but I have worked with some companies designing their books and they have told me there's a very larger demand. In fact, there are quite a few independent publisher who deal in just *******.

Worth checking into -

tam

> - I suppose I was trying to be a bit less
> crude than the board would allow. How about
> - Pursuing women? How about clandestine
> affairs? How about romantic adventures?
> Kinda' the bridge between what women like in
> those silly romance novels and what guys
> envision in their p*rnographic
> "Penthouse Forum" fantasies.

> Does this make more sense now?

> - Preferably out.

> - All of the above in various settings and
> encounters. Ya' see, good looking women, to
> the male - according to neuroscientists -
> trigger neurons in the same brain wave
> pattern that a good meal does. So my answer
> (taking this into account) to your question
> is simple - do you eat the same meal every
> day?

> - Yes but again...

> - see the above.

> - Ahhh now Michael - all due respect sir,
> here's where you've got me wrong. I
> apologized to the WOMEN on this board for
> being crude. Some - many in fact - could
> easily find my post offensive. One cannot
> please everybody and for those that are more
> "old school" I apologized to them
> as they may not have come to this forum to
> hear such things. I stand by it.

> - Once again, dear sir, I have to take issue
> ... I think you (or those that you speak of
> anyway) are in the minority on this. For
> instance, I have high morals and I believe
> it's got nothing to do with my sex drive and
> my craving for what I truly enjoy most.

> The perv comment was mostly tongue-in-cheek
> ...but for me to be honest about this AND
> pointing out my belief that most men feel
> the same way is not wrong (and I WAS being
> honest) - and again I stand behind it. But
> please don't let this disagreement change
> the subject - you've made some good points
> and I've always looked forward to your posts
> on this forum.

> Anon.