Well ladies, we've come to the inevitable end of this weekly feature. We are just fresh out of good ideas.  Hopefully our little tips have helped you to become fully functioning members of the MMA community. Godspeed ladies. Godspeed.

Starting next week, we'll have new weekly features for Monday and Tuesday!  Your week is now complete.

This week's Female Fan Tip comes to us directly from Forrest Griffin,from his book, "Got Fight?"

When it comes to dating fighters, my advice is simply not to do it.  They are cheap, preoccupied, and think their career is the most important thing in the world, even though they make next to nothing.

This may sound ridiculous, but play UFC Undisputed 2009. The tutorial section is excellent, and it will really give you a good introduction to all of the different fight styles and moves.

Next time you're at a bar and the guy next to you feels the need to explain MMA to you, ask him this question:

"What's your opinion on the Gi vs. No Gi debate in BJJ training? I believe that training in a Gi fosters a more patient and technical fighter. Do you agree?"

That should shut him up for awhile.

Just because you are a female and an MMA fan doesn't mean you have to be a fan of female MMA.

If you're not on twitter, we'd suggest you get an account. A ton of fighters, as well as bloggers, websites, promoters, and organizations have accounts. It's a great way to stay up to date on whats happening in MMA.

If you have some free time, rent the first few seasons of The Ultimate Fighter. You'll get a chance to see some popular fighters before they were famous.

If you're going to a live event, get there a day early. Most events allow fans to attend the weigh-ins for free.