[Age of Reason]

"Wish I still had some of the pictures, mate. I do not think you would consider them unworth of attention."

I'd only be surprised if they looked like this:

http://www.artunframed.com/images/artistsusaa/curran1.jpg

Or like this,

http://www.worcesterart.org/Exhibitions/Past/am_imp_benson.html


I do note, however, that it seems none of them were somehow worthy of your continued attention, else you would not be speaking of them in the past tense.

And so they could not have been the best choices for you, as you either tired of them, or they of you.

Or perhaps you considered these women as brief amusements, and not the kind to be serious about.

If so, I commend your good judgment in at least not viewing them as worth anything more than a moment's amusement.

[Utilizer]

Apologies for not responding to you sooner. I had been called out of town rather suddenly and only now have returned.

I do note, however, that it seems none of them were somehow worthy of your continued attention, else you would not be speaking of them in the past tense.

I have dated occasionally as the inclination struck, and whether or not it was I or they that did the asking, for one reason or another things simply did not work out. Now I am currently involved with someone and no longer looking.

I have never been the sort to consider women 'brief amusements', under any circumstances, and despete the assumptions of some to believe that simply because it was a member of the fairer sex that did the asking somehow that 'classified' them as somehow being, ehmmrr, 'less desireable', in reality I am not usually out and about looking for 'dates' so at the time they asked I changed My inclinations and decided to accept the offer in leiu of a rather quiet interlude pursuing more solitary pastimes.

Things simply did not work out in the past. Asking party notwithstanding.