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"Violators should be reported to the Date Bait hot line and will be barred from future events."

He quickly realizes she's hitting on him and tells her he's not looking for a party girl-especially one who uses her son as date bait.

It was called Date Bait.

Date Bait (1960)

Date Bait affairs couldn't be less fussy: identified with a name tag and three-digit number, participants sit on chairs that are arranged in a square.

Once, after failing to score a date, he went to a nearby diner and ended up meeting another unrequited Date Bait participant.

At Date Bait events, attendees wear numbered name tags and then sit in a circle and introduce themselves to the group.

Date Bait is a 1960 American film directed by O'Dale Ireland.

Reggie Perkins - "Date Bait Baby"

Not long after their European tour, founding member Kim Kane departed to focus on his other band, Date Bait.

An ad using photographs but laid out like a comic strip with word balloons features a high school girl who sulks, "What I really want is date bait!"

Like many of the men, Jeff Suna, 43, said he preferred Date Bait to personal ads and bars, veritable set-ups for embarrassment and disappointment.

On their third date, Dr. Raksis revealed to Mr. Grader that she had not picked him as a potential match at the Date Bait event.

That summer, they toured Europe (documented on their Live at Last album); soon afterwards, founding member Kim Kane departed to focus on his newer band, Date Bait.

Still, most of the participants agreed that Date Bait is an efficient way to meet men who are likely to be sober (no alcohol is served) and at least nominally interested in a relationship.

David Harper, 35, an adjunct professor of economics at New York University, has proof that Date Bait works: one of the five dates he got last year turned into a serious relationship.

"Date Bait": Scene where Beavis and Butt-head are on the couch with a cold and Butt-head doing the "Handbanging-Sneeze" (also showing the Metal sign) has been removed.

Mr. Prescott, 31, recently dumped and hungry for holiday-season company, was braving Date Bait, a brutally efficient, high-tech mixer that tries to ease the sting of face-to-face rejection by using a computer to make matches.

The new magazine promises to roam beyond anthropomorphic glitz for all the real roles of a dog's life in New York ("child substitute, proof of loneliness of city life, date bait, symbol of success and excess").