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Conquer Your Campus wasn’t the only pickup product released this week.
RSD just released their “Blueprint De-Coded” program. It contains 20(!!!) DVDs.
I like the fact that it is shot with a HD camera. This means it is sure to be widescreen, something seduction products in the past have been lacking.
I also am amused at some of promotional terms and ideas RSD uses. I find the use of the term “Brain Hemorrhaging” in association with the effect you’ll receive after watching it rather unsettling.
I also find the use of “RSD dollars” quite amusing. The last time I heard someone using the currency created by a corporation was when we went to the strip club and my buddy used his credit card to get “Deja-Vu dollars”.
It sounds like a kick ass program and I know a lot of people have been waiting a long time for this. I just don’t know when I’m going to personally find the time to watch 20 DVDs worth of material. I can’t find the time to watch even one lately.



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Ku
February 17th, 2008 at 1:57 am
20 DVDs????? That is CRAZY. Is like “Mind of Mystery” kind of crazy.
Beethoven
February 17th, 2008 at 1:13 pm
Man, the marketplace is reaching a saturation point with seduction products. Every single one of them claims to be the greatest thing since sliced bread.
I’m sure the market is still growing though - especially since the VH1 show and The Game. I’d be curious to see which of these companies are really making the dough on this.
Mack Tight
February 18th, 2008 at 1:19 am
Of course they claim to be great. That’s marketing.
I love all these new products. I just wish I had the time to watch and read them all.
Believe me, they ALL are making dough on this. Strauss, Mystery, David Deangelo and Mehow all make several million a year.
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