MIT Fling Failure

February 19th, 2004

Thank you for choosing fling.mit.edu as your casual sex provider! Our

sophisticated market analysts came back… drunk, and three days late.

Nonetheless, we are proud - and somewhat surprised - that popular

opinion

seems to consider us to be the *less* sketchy Valentine’s Day

alternative!

We suffered through the jealousy of the runner-up services (our poster

boy

came back black and blue, claiming to have been injured in the line of

duty). We selflessly spent several hours *not* having sex while we

wrote,

tuned, and carefully verified our advanced computer-programmy stuff to

help

YOU get nookie! We even threw all caution and sanity to the cold, dark

wind and altruistically offered ourselves up to satisfy YOUR needs!

Matches were symmetrical; if you see someone on your list, you also

appear

on their list. Similarly, if someone does NOT appear on your list, you

do

not appear on their list - if they contact you and claim to have gotten

your name from fling, they’re lying.

Each potential fling is listed with an email address, name, and score.

The

score indicates relative compatibility between you and your potential

fling, with higher numbers indicating a greater probability of nookie

ensuing. Because people have been trained from a young age that all

dimensionless numbers should be percentages, scores have been scaled so

that 100 is the maximum. All positive scores indicate a plausible

match;

matches with negative scores were not included. Keep in mind that

while

all email addresses have undergone minimal verification and

confirmation,

we cannot guarantee that you will receive a response.

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Unfortunately, we were unable to match you! It’s possible that you

were too

picky about the sort of person you were willing to accept; people

were

completely ruled out based on failing to meet the required gender,

age,

affiliation, and relationship status criteria. If you said that you

were in

a relationship and looking to cheat, that you required someone who

was not in

any other relationships, or that you were not human, this is likely

to be the

source of your difficulty; these choices unfortunately made you an

unpopular

match.

In any case, we would like to thank you for your participation in the

Black Morbid Fling Together, and wish you better luck next year.

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Since our market analysts are still hung over, we need YOU to send us

your

stories - lucky successes or miserable, soul-crushing failures - so

that we

may better service you next year. We appreciate the feedback you have

already given us, and will consider it carefully. Please visit our

website

next week for tasty statistical tidbits, as well as our customer

satisfaction

survey!

This casual sex was brought to you by the numbers 6 and 9, the letter

N, a

Krispy-Kreme induced sugar high, and the generous support of SIPB.

Thank

you for your participation! We wish you a lucky Black Morbid Day and

hope

you’ll stop back again next year.

-The Black Morbid Fling Faeries


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