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Topic of discussion this afternoon. The French rule that the age of a woman to best suit a man is 1/2 the mans age + 7.

That would make mine 28.

I couldn't find a single issue on which to debunk the formulae

:lol:

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The real gem in this philosophy is that you could only keep the same girl around for 1-2 years before trading in on a slightly younger model.

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That makes my ideal wife barely legal :)

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» Topic of discussion this afternoon. The French rule that the age of a woman

» to best suit a man is 1/2 the mans age + 7.

»

» That would make mine 28.

»

» I couldn't find a single issue on which to debunk the formulae

» :lol:

Let me think . . . uh, so I'm an American, living in France and my wife is an Israeli. Do I get extra credit?

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OK, So now I am in search of a 32 year old with a big firm large chest that bounces nicly while jogging along the beach in her tiny Bikini! :-D

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» Topic of discussion this afternoon. The French rule that the age of a woman

» to best suit a man is 1/2 the mans age + 7.

»

» That would make mine 28.

»

» I couldn't find a single issue on which to debunk the formulae

» :lol:

How did it become known as the 'French rule'. I am really interested to know how these things develop. Whether it is really is a common view in France or not(?).

Some one I know has recently traded in his loyal wife of 25 years. He cheated on her for 9 months and then finally broke all ties (with his children as well), but in a cynical way I always thought if you are going to do the dirty, and you are 57 odd, don't go for 47, trade in younger. By applying the French rule he would be looking at a sweet 35.5 year old!

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» Topic of discussion this afternoon. The French rule that the age of a woman

» to best suit a man is 1/2 the mans age + 7.

»

» That would make mine 28.

»

» I couldn't find a single issue on which to debunk the formulae

» :lol:

Damn it.

I applied the wrong rule, no wonder it went sour:

Law of Diminishing Returns

Sometimes referred to as variable factor proportions, law of diminishing returns states that as equal quantities of one variable factor are increased, while other factor inputs remain constant, ceteris paribus, a point is reached beyond which the addition of one more unit of the variable factor will result in a diminishing rate of return and the marginal physical product will fall.

That's why the physical product fell.:-D

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it went sour:

»

» Law of Diminishing Returns

» Sometimes referred to as variable factor proportions, law of diminishing

» returns states that as equal quantities of one variable factor are

» increased, while other factor inputs remain constant, ceteris paribus, a

» point is reached beyond which the addition of one more unit of the

» variable factor will result in a diminishing rate of return and the

» marginal physical product will fall.

»

» That's why the physical product fell.:-D

:lol2:

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» Topic of discussion this afternoon. The French rule that the age of a woman

» to best suit a man is 1/2 the mans age + 7.

»

» That would make mine 28.

»

» I couldn't find a single issue on which to debunk the formulae

» :lol:

I've seen the pictures...I think you forgot to add the 7.

Guest Warren
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» Let me think . . . uh, so I'm an American, living in France and my wife is

» an Israeli. Do I get extra credit?

Only if she was trained by Mossad :-D

Guest Warren
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» Susanna says "I'm not in France" and that you should shut up.

Al , Susanna is right. You have nothing to complain about , you have a real gem there.

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» » Susanna says "I'm not in France" and that you should shut up.

»

» Al , Susanna is right. You have nothing to complain about , you have a

» real gem there.

Yeah, but she's 3 years over the guidelines! What the hell do I do in 12 months! Jesu Christi, I'm panicking now!!!

(First thing I should do is make damn sure she never sees this post.)

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