Post: #26

I just found the most ancient thread of all!

/thread-3.html

Post: #27

(11-08-2015 07:14 AM)Tuthmosis Wrote:  Why is it that the dudes with the least contribution to the pile are always the most crazed about downloading the entire forum? This seems to happen every few months. Kick in, instead of worrying about hoarding data. Your mind is one of the best storage devices ever created.

Your mind will always be a million times better at remembering experiences from your own life, as opposed to knowledge you read, or hear about from others.
For a newbie (or struggling learner) with little to zero experience with women or game, it just isn't possible to remember all the intel here without constantly having to re-read it.

Even Roosh mentioned in his book "BANG" that when he first discovered "Tony's Lay Guide" online, he downloaded (and printed ?) the entire thing in case it disappeared from the internet.
The knowledge must read (and re-read) over and over again, until you have applied it so many times in your own life that you don't need to read it any more.

Regardless of whether the patriarchy returns in our lifetime or not, women will always act like women, and men will always need to know how to deal with many diverse aspects of their behavior.



What we have here is one of the best & vast collections of men's intimate experiences with women ever created in the history of mankind.



As such it is one of the most important guides ever recorded in history for future generations of men.

I can't think of any other source either now (or anytime in history) where there was free and instant access to such a vast pool of knowledge (based on real experiences and updated on a minute by minute basis) written BY men and FOR men.

The strength of our knowledge fundamentally comes down to fact that the knowledge here is written by many men, as opposed to a book written by 1 author, or the opinions of a small group of people, who have limited collective experience and are clouded by ideals, morals and what society thinks is "proper".

The intel here is vast, RAW and PURE.
When we call out another member for too much oneitis, trolling, laziness, beta-ness or bullshitting we are keeping ourselves grounded in cold hard reality, which is vital in being successful with women.

The sum of all our collective experiences (gathered in the field in countries all over the world) pooled together in 1 place is what makes this site one of the the most amazing things that exists anywhere in the world today.

Post: #28

Yes
some time ago I tried to see how far I could get reading the game forum from the last page to the most recent. It would take a few months at least.
I remember about the oldest threads that there was stilted writing, civility and some threads had a lot of now-banned members. I also remember a lot of non-banned members whose stay here was quite brief.

Post: #29

Sometimes when I read old posts and see members I don't recognise with relatively high post counts, I look to see when they last logged on. Many haven't logged on for years and I wonder what could have happened to them. Have they moved on to something better? Did they decide they gained nothing of value from the forum? Were their accounts discovered by a wife/girlfriend who made them swear never to log on again? Did they lose their password? I'm sure that given the shear number of members here that some have even passed away.

Post: #30

2012 is ancient in a way. This place has changed a fair bit since then even.

Post: #31

(01-15-2016 01:55 PM)Horus Wrote:  I'm sure that given the shear number of members here that some have even passed away.

There was rumor and speculation on another thread that tenderman100 was "looking for the pet shop in heaven" as he was in his 60s, and hadn't posted in years...but I don't think this is true.

Sometimes, established members will just move on to other things, and then suddenly one day (without warning) check back in.

Post: #32

I'd love to know what happened to Rapedaddy.

Post: #33

To the guy who wants to download the forum.

For datasheets and writeups that I want to keep, I'll use Google Chrome and print to PDF then back it up on an external harddrive.

For things I want to keep indefinitely, should the Internet implode and civilization collapses, I will print it out and keep it in one of these.



For videos I'll use firefox download helper. This is not illegal so long as you do not redistribute it.

It is unnecessary to save everything.

Post: #34

(01-15-2016 02:30 PM)Hannibal Wrote:  For things I want to keep indefinitely, should the Internet implode and civilization collapses, I will print it out and keep it in one of these.

That is true dedication. When the dust settles and we all emerge from our bomb shelters, while most people will head out in search of food, there will be teams of RVFers hunting you down to gain access to your repository of knowledge.

Post: #35

Reading this ancient 2012 thread...

Post: #36

(01-15-2016 01:55 PM)Horus Wrote:  Sometimes when I read old posts and see members I don't recognise with relatively high post counts, I look to see when they last logged on. Many haven't logged on for years and I wonder what could have happened to them. Have they moved on to something better? Did they decide they gained nothing of value from the forum? Were their accounts discovered by a wife/girlfriend who made them swear never to log on again? Did they lose their password? I'm sure that given the shear number of members here that some have even passed away.

The probably got bored and moved onto something else.

Post: #37

(01-15-2016 02:34 PM)Horus Wrote:  That is true dedication. When the dust settles and we all emerge from our bomb shelters, while most people will head out in search of food, there will be teams of RVFers hunting you down to gain access to your repository of knowledge.

After sheltering from the apocalypse most men will be hungry.
But once they have eaten, they will get horny and go on the hunt for new pussy, and of course need some solid game tips from the pre war generation.

So your hard copy print outs will be the 2nd most valuable thing to men right after food.

Post: #38

(01-15-2016 02:46 PM)Mercenary Wrote:  So your hard copy print outs will be the 2nd most valuable thing to men right after food.

However, in the absence of pet shops, all this information will be obsolete. We'll have to completely rethink and overhaul our game.

Post: #39

(11-08-2015 01:19 PM)bacan Wrote:  I just found the most ancient thread of all!

/thread-3.html

I'm curious what the threads #2 and #1 were?

Post: #40

(01-15-2016 02:30 PM)Hannibal Wrote:  For datasheets and writeups that I want to keep, I'll use Google Chrome and print to PDF then back it up on an external harddrive.

For things I want to keep indefinitely, should the Internet implode and civilization collapses, I will print it out and keep it in one of these.

This is where I keep my copy of the forum archive.

Post: #41

(01-15-2016 01:57 PM)Hotwheels Wrote:  2012 is ancient in a way. This place has changed a fair bit since then even.

These days, this forum is more political, anti-SJW, than traveling and game.

Post: #42

Better bring 'em back than new dupes

Post: #43

Each year RVF should carefully craft a short book detailing the best advice and knowledge from the year.

That way, when this forum has long since disappeared, young guys in the future will still know to use baking soda and never pay for appetizers.

Post: #44

One thing that we should really add to this forum is a 'random thread button'. That's the easiest way to dig up random old stuff.

It could even have option boxes like "only threads with greater than X posts", "only threads where OP received more than X likes" etc.

(01-15-2016 04:49 PM)Handsome Creepy Eel Wrote:  

(11-08-2015 01:19 PM)bacan Wrote:  I just found the most ancient thread of all!

/thread-3.html

I'm curious what the threads #2 and #1 were?

Probably deleted as part of testing the new forum.

(01-15-2016 11:04 PM)RougeNoir Wrote:  

(01-15-2016 01:57 PM)Hotwheels Wrote:  2012 is ancient in a way. This place has changed a fair bit since then even.

These days, this forum is more political, anti-SJW, than traveling and game.

Likely for the following reasons:
- We've pretty much already covered everything in game that can possibly be discussed
- We've fully covered all the well-known travel destinations, and guys who discover fresh untainted stuff aren't going to divulge it to a now well-trafficked online forum readable by anyone in the whole world.
- Politics is always fresh because its ongoing, so it always generates new discussion. By contrast, game is just 'discovering rules that don't change', and new countries and cultures aren't being created with any frequency.

Post: #45

delete

Post: #46

I only read old threads, just in case if the topic I want to post, already exists.

Post: #47

(01-15-2016 02:30 PM)Hannibal Wrote:  For things I want to keep indefinitely, should the Internet implode and civilization collapses, I will print it out and keep it in one of these.

Are you saying that you take Polaroid pictures of printouts that you want to keep a hard copy of? Where do you store all of the Polaroids?

Post: #48

Me reading the ancient threads

Post: #49

An ancient thread talking about ancient threads...


Sometimes it's mind boggling to realize how ancient some things are. And that some things were ancient even in ancient times.

Did you know that more time separates builders of Great Pyramids and Cleopatra then Cleopatra and us?

May this forum last as long as the chariot of the great Ra sets and rises in the sky.

Post: #50

(08-05-2012 04:47 PM)Roosh Wrote:  The first ever meltdown: /thread-554.html

He said the forum was a "sinking ship"...

I knew I'd read that thread before. I thought I had stumbled across it myself reading old threads, since I have gone looking at some of the earliest stuff. However, I'm sure I saw it from this link.