badger HERALD -- Nov 18 -- Well, after clicking 75 little (eHarmony)
bubbles ranking characteristics - warm, arrogant, impulsive,
attractive, perfectionist and uncomplicated - from one to seven and
only being 17% complete with the profile, I gave up. F-you eHarmony.
That's not fun. On to Match.com.
I'm going to take a stand against Internet dating. It's just another
way to become impersonal and lazy, just like text messaging or when
people abuse the Facebook for stalking purposes. FULL ARTICLE @ BADGER HERALD

Mark Brooks:
What's the #1 most important decision you will make in your
lifetime? (Ans: Who you decide to marry). You can
answer/ask questions 6 months into a relationship, or you can take the
online dating approach and answer/ask them for your profile. This
is what the likes of eHarmony, TRUE, PerfectMatch, Match, Tickle, Yahoo etc provide. These questions are surely worth a few hours of consideration...if you're serious about being serious.