So today.. and the Discovery or P.E.A.

Today was a great day, as the weather is freakin awesome , no clouds in the sky and hardly any wind. I also went to the Raptors game today with one of my good friends Bernie. It was pretty great to see the Raptors 1) Win a game, and 2) Win a game through hustling, driving to the hoop and making the other team look stupid. Had an awesome time.

Over the course of the game Bernie and I would continuously talk about nothing (Kinda sounds like a seinfeld episode, I know) and occasionally have an "OH SHIT!?" moment when Pops Mensah Bonsu and Shawn Marion would dunk the ball ( Which they did a whole lot of today). Anyway, during our conversation he told me about a theory that he likes to call P.E.A.(Personality Enhanced Attractiveness).

To me, he is sort of a genius because this was all collectively on the tip of our tounges, because we were all aware of girls that had a personality that made them hotter or less attractive, we just never bothered to give it a name.

So what P.E.A. measures is a measure of a girl or guys qualities or drawbacks that make him/her attractive or unattractive. A girl with a positive P.E.A would carry attributes such as a good sense of humour, ability to take chirps from guys, and liking/knowing about stuff sports or cars. A guy with a positivie P.E.A would carry similar attributes. Those attributes would make a girl/guy seem far more attractive in comparison to just glancing at her from a distance. An example of a woman with a good P.E.A. is Robin Scherbatsky from the CBS show How I met your Mother, she watches Hockey, is hilarious and can give and take chirps. An example for guys would be Seth Rogen.

However, a girl with a negative P.E.A. would carry the dreaded "qualities" like smoking, being really annoying, having a repulsive voice or talking down to people. That would make her less attractive than she physically is. The best example of a negative P.E.A is Paris Hilton. For guys it would be Robert Pattinson, the guy from the movie Twilight.

So, P.E.A. I'm making it my job to spread this term around, just so us guys or even girls who want to use it on guys have a measuring stick to evaluate the opposite sex.

Thank you Bernie for helping create this term.