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Snaring a partner online might feel like an art, but in the past few years the folks at OkCupid have gotten it down to a science, analyzing millions of profiles to determine the best approach. They’ve posted the results online—but it hasn’t helped the still-single leader of the Autobots.

If you booty call me, I expect actual sex — not a sloppy makeout session followed by you passing out on top of me.

On the invite-only site, only you, your friends and people connected to you by fewer than three degrees are visible. When you’re browsing profiles, you can see how you’re connected to each person, and your friends can make match suggestions for you.

Yes, the whole “clicking and letting someone know you want to meet them now” thing is a little creepy, but the Broadcast feature, which allows users to suggest specific, date-like activities seems a bit more structured. Suggest a date, and see who bites.

it is perfectly acceptable for mom to drink wine at play-dates, have a cocktail with dinner or some beer after the kids are in bed. But pot? No way. Only “bad moms” do that! Not so.

Orchid: “I want to intimidate you with my fabulous wealth, while discovering whether or not you can keep something alive on your own.”
Peonies: “I am a man of breeding and therefore understand the importance of making every other woman in your office jealous of you.”
Calla Lilies: “I saw these and thought of your vagina. Pretty, right?”
Tulips: “I have done something very wrong and I hope that you will never find out about it, because I want to keep putting my thing in your things.

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