Might be off base, but to minimise the possibility that the guys don't know what they're doing, maybe try to get with older guys who are likely to have more experience?
Or to phrase it as a friend used to (when she was 23), under 35 guys are really useless.
Also one night stands might not encourage them to much more…

I'm in my early thirties, last spell on OKC/Tinder my lower limit tended to be 24 as under is likely to be student-ish territory/lifestyle and I can't be bothered with that, upper limit would be 34, I would in theory be fine with a bit higher but children then becomes a slightly more pressing discussion to be had and…

Bummer that Watch This will be given to TV all week.
You could have made it a week on movies about politics, I'm sure you have a Rohmer fan on staff who'd have been happy to praise The Tree, The Mayor, And The Mediatheque.

In the US I believe it's the case. Which is actually a good justification for the German cinema owners to take a stand, US cinemas didn't always pay that much to the studios.

To be fair, I've prioritising movies so much lately that it took me a lot longer than usual to finish it, and I suspect I'd have liked it a bit more if I'd read it quickly, it would have had a bit more momentum.
I'm still planning on reading more by him, I vaguely remember from the reviews at the time that it was then…

Man Man - Whalebones (from Rabbit Habits)
Liars - The Other Side of Mt Heart Attack (from Drum's Not Dead)
Animal Collective - Turn Into Something (from Feels)
Animal Collective - Brother Sport (from MPP)
Interpol - Leif Erikson (from Turn On The Bright Lights)
Neko Case - Ragtime (from The Worse Things Gets…)

A restaurant/diner I like uses cheddar, mozzarella, and a third one I believe is parmesan (or maybe swiss). It is nice.

Back to a restaurant I like on Sat, their menu changes very regularly, and this time among the starters was fried calf's brain, it felt just as you imagine it would.

It's one of those you have to read with as few breaks as possible, I'm also not sure how it translates, but it is pretty great.

Hermann Broch's The Sleepwalkers might be what you're looking for, it's not necessarily weird, but otherwise it fits.
Or how about some Céline?

Finished Orhan Pamuk's Snow last night. I'm afraid it didn't do much for me. In particular I didn't think it did anything interesting with the idea that we were reading the report from the writer about his friend and the event that might have led to his death (and books that drop in regularly that something terrible…

It's a show about a job creator, that's perfectly acceptable and sets a good example for the youth. Teaches them to take things into their hand instead of expecting government handouts and socialised medicine.

As pretty much everyone said, don't beat yourself up for one unanswered message. I don't know where you live and how many women are on OKC in your area, but I think I was sending well upwards of 20-30 messages a week in order to get replies.
Also don't be too demanding, most people are shit at writing profiles and may…

Rosewater is being released soon-ish here would be my first attempt at an explanation. The Guardian is also trying to increase its market share in the US and Australia.
And we do get Comedy Central apparently.

If it was the one song, you'd probably see articles about it being in the top 10 (30 whatever) most popular songs of the year, you shouldn't project your ignorance or lack of curiosity on other people.
And even if it was the one song, why should it mean he doesn't deserve royalties?

My first and the one that hooked me was Unknown Pleasures, having teenagers as protagonists (and my being one when it was released) made it a lot more touching than I might have found one of his others, I was then hooked and wouldn't miss anything he does.
What is it about him you don't really get on with?

I saw that, it doesn't look like to be the same though, the BFI one is about all of Chinese language cinema, with just one chapter on kung fu, wu xia, and gangster films.
The production values don't make it a proper coffee table book, but there are nice pictures, and it being a series of articles (think more academic…

Where I'll disagree with you is that I find that it sometimes completely forgoes the comedy.

I didn't really think host when I saw him (mostly because I wasn't really thinking Stewart would leave), but he did strike me as more serious than any of the other correspondents, and going for a more mature persona (he was even posited as the mature and knowledgeable one in his exchanges with Jon).

I've been meaning to watch that, I might get to it today. He's also doing a show here in a few months.
I remain hopeful, I really liked the couple of bits he did on the show and the perspective he brought.