You've probably seen it before...

[EFM's Librarian]

but just in case you haven't

 

Police are warning all men who frequent clubs, parties and local pubs

> to be

> alert and stay cautious when offered a drink from any woman.

>

> Many females use a date rape drug on the market called "Beer" to

> target unsuspecting men. The drug is generally found in liquid form

> and is now

> available almost anywhere. It comes in bottles, cans, from taps, and

> in large "kegs." Beer is used by female sexual predators at parties

> and bars to persuade their male victims to go home and have sex with

> them".

>

> Typically, a woman needs only to persuade a guy to consume a few units

> of

> Beer and then simply ask him home for no strings attached sex. Men are

> rendered helpless against this approach. After several beers, men will

> often succumb to desires to perform sexual acts on horrific looking

> women to whom

> they would never normally be attracted.

>

> After drinking Beer men often awaken with only hazy memories of

> exactly what

> happened to them the night before, often with just a vague feeling

> that:

> "something bad" occurred.

>

> At other times these unfortunate men are swindled out of their life's

> savings, in a familiar scam known as "A Relationship." It has been

> reported

> that in extreme cases, the female may even be shrewd enough to entrap

> the

> unsuspecting male into a longer-term form of servitude and punishment

> referred to as "Marriage."

>

> Apparently, men are much more susceptible to this scam after beer is

> administered and sex is offered by the predatory females.

>

> Please forward this warning to every male you know. If you fall victim

> to this insidious Beer and the predatory women administering it, there

> are male support groups with venues in every town where you can

> discuss the details

> of your shocking encounter in an open and frank manner with similarly

> affected, like-minded guys. For the support group nearest you, just

> look up "Golf Courses" in the yellow pages