Post: #1

More than 2000 women confirmed via Facebook that they will participate in a huge Topless meeting, in Rio, on the 21st of December ... so, I know where I'll be at this date, enjoying the sight!

Seriously though, these entitled chicks want to "fight" for their "right to use their bodies as they want", even though going topless in public is illegal in Brazil.

"Más de 2 mil mujeres confirmaron en Facebook que participarán en una convocatoria de “topless colectivo” en la famosa playa Ipanema, en Rio de Janeiro, Brasil. La iniciativa reivindica el derecho a la mujer a vestirse (y desvestirse) como quiera y se realiza el 21 de diciembre, con el comienzo del verano."

http://entremujeres.clarin.com/genero/to...95825.html

lol : "Varios hombres confirmaron su asistencia por “solidaridad”" : many men confirmed that they will attend this meeting, out of solidarity...

Post: #2

Will this man attend?

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Post: #4

(12-10-2013 06:57 PM)Roosh Wrote:  Will this man attend?

Notice how this man has his arms stretched out like the Christ on the cross... has HE come back, to save us from femina.zis??

Matter of fact, this is what would happen to Roosh himself if he ever sets foot in Toronto again , and is spotted by the Jezebel chicks : instalynched.

Seriously, this pic reminds me of the hatred that one can see in the eyes of the So*os prostitutes, the Femen... those chicks would actually kill, and gladly so, for their stupid feminist beliefs... they are dangerous, seriously. Up to anything.

Post: #5

I used to frequent Brazil in my early 20's but when I went back in my late 20's the whole situation had changed completely. 12 years ago Brazil was beautiful and vibrant...poor and dangerous but the women were horny as anything and very welcoming. I got hit on non-stop. Brazil is where I lost my virginity actually and it was on a 'date' within the first 25 or so minutes. We picked up the girls, mine came up to my bedroom, opened up a beer and tore off her clothes. I didn't even speak portuguese, she just instinctively knew what was going down.

Then I went back about 5 years ago and it was almost as if hell had frozen over, most of the women were fat/frumpy. They had almost completely lost their 'feminine' ways. The JAP girl I did manage to get was staying with her aunt who was a SERIOUS feminist protestor, she even identified herself as a FEMINIST. The J girl was all into stuff about gays and gay culture, it was so fvking bizzare. I only lasted a few weeks before I had to pack it in, not even the food was good enough to keep me there and the J girl turned out to be a BPD. On the upside the city was alot safer.

I can only imagine how bad Brazil has become now with women but I bet its becoming extremely safe.

I would absolutely go back, but only for the food. Brazilian food is by far, the best in the world, hands down.

Post: #6

(12-10-2013 06:57 PM)Roosh Wrote:  Will this man attend?

That dude is sporting an "alpha smirk" if I ever saw one. Game recognized?

(12-10-2013 08:05 PM)BadWolf Wrote:  Brazilian food is by far, the best in the world, hands down.

There's a lot of culinary heads saying that Brazilian food is the next big trend. When I was in high school, I dated a Brazilian girl (exchange student), but never figured out if their cuisine is as delightful as their women.

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(12-10-2013 08:05 PM)BadWolf Wrote:  I used to frequent Brazil in my early 20's but when I went back in my late 20's the whole situation had changed completely. 12 years ago Brazil was beautiful and vibrant...poor and dangerous but the women were horny as anything and very welcoming. I got hit on non-stop. Brazil is where I lost my virginity actually and it was on a 'date' within the first 25 or so minutes. We picked up the girls, mine came up to my bedroom, opened up a beer and tore off her clothes. I didn't even speak portuguese, she just instinctively knew what was going down.

Then I went back about 5 years ago and it was almost as if hell had frozen over, most of the women were fat/frumpy. They had almost completely lost their 'feminine' ways. The JAP girl I did manage to get was staying with her aunt who was a SERIOUS feminist protestor, she even identified herself as a FEMINIST. The J girl was all into stuff about gays and gay culture, it was so fvking bizzare. I only lasted a few weeks before I had to pack it in, not even the food was good enough to keep me there and the J girl turned out to be a BPD. On the upside the city was alot safer.

I can only imagine how bad Brazil has become now with women but I bet its becoming extremely safe.

I would absolutely go back, but only for the food. Brazilian food is by far, the best in the world, hands down.

This depresses me.

Post: #8

(12-10-2013 06:49 PM)Target Acquisition Wrote:  Seriously though, these entitled chicks want to "fight" for their "right to use their bodies as they want", even though going topless in public is illegal in Brazil.

Never been to Rio, but it's on my list. But I am curious:

I've seen lots of topless pics of girls at Carnaval and on the beaches of Rio De Janeiro. Is toplessness always illegal, or is it sanctioned in certain times/places?

Post: #9

(12-10-2013 11:27 PM)elabayarde Wrote:  

(12-10-2013 08:05 PM)BadWolf Wrote:  I used to frequent Brazil in my early 20's but when I went back in my late 20's the whole situation had changed completely. 12 years ago Brazil was beautiful and vibrant...poor and dangerous but the women were horny as anything and very welcoming. I got hit on non-stop. Brazil is where I lost my virginity actually and it was on a 'date' within the first 25 or so minutes. We picked up the girls, mine came up to my bedroom, opened up a beer and tore off her clothes. I didn't even speak portuguese, she just instinctively knew what was going down.

Then I went back about 5 years ago and it was almost as if hell had frozen over, most of the women were fat/frumpy. They had almost completely lost their 'feminine' ways. The JAP girl I did manage to get was staying with her aunt who was a SERIOUS feminist protestor, she even identified herself as a FEMINIST. The J girl was all into stuff about gays and gay culture, it was so fvking bizzare. I only lasted a few weeks before I had to pack it in, not even the food was good enough to keep me there and the J girl turned out to be a BPD. On the upside the city was alot safer.

I can only imagine how bad Brazil has become now with women but I bet its becoming extremely safe.

I would absolutely go back, but only for the food. Brazilian food is by far, the best in the world, hands down.

This depresses me.

Hencredible seems to disagree...

Post: #10

Brazilian food best in the world?

Thats a bold claim.

Never heard that one before.

Its can be excellent but no way I could quantify it as the best.

Post: #11

^ I'd say it's my favorite food of the limited places I've been and the other types of food I've tried in America. It definitely has to be up there if you're talking about steak/meat.

Post: #12

(12-11-2013 12:21 AM)Shotgun Styles Wrote:  

(12-10-2013 06:49 PM)Target Acquisition Wrote:  Seriously though, these entitled chicks want to "fight" for their "right to use their bodies as they want", even though going topless in public is illegal in Brazil.

Never been to Rio, but it's on my list. But I am curious:

I've seen lots of topless pics of girls at Carnaval and on the beaches of Rio De Janeiro. Is toplessness always illegal, or is it sanctioned in certain times/places?

Topless is illegal in Brazil, including on the beaches. Yes, it is surprising, but true: (only tolerated exception, Carnival time)

http://cphpost.dk/news/topless-danish-gy....4619.html

"Danish gymnasts in Brazil have been turning heads, although not for their high-flying acrobatics.

The National Danish Performance Team is currently on tour in South America and during some spare time in Rio de Janeiro, members ventured down to Copacabana Beach to catch some rays with their tops off.

Little did the young women know that topless sunbathing is not permitted in Brazil, leading a local reporter to snap a photo of the girls in the act and post it on the news website G1.

“The gymnasts donned their bikini tops after discovering, to their surprise, that the practise is not usual in Brazil and could be seen by some as ‘obscene act’”, G1 reported, according to The Copenhagen Post's translation of the Portuguese report.

The National Danish Performance Team pictured in South Africa with the Danish ambassador Reno Dinesen . The article with the photograph has so far been shared over 7,000 times and received over 1,000 comments on the website.

the National Danish Performance Team in picture :
WB? not all of them....

"Menos nos extraña la persecución que sufren en EEUU las mujeres dispuestas a hacer topless en la playa. En el país americano hay una gran cantidad de estados donde está rigurosamente prohibido incluyendo elevadas sanciones para quien no cumpla la ley. Todos recordamos el escándalo generado hace unos años cuando Janet Jackson mostró uno de sus pechos en una actuación durante la Super Bowl. Por eso hay movimientos como Go Top Less que promueven manifestaciones de protesta contra lo que consideran un atentado contra su libertad.

Y es que el tan ansiado bronceado sin marcas puede traer algunos problemas legales según dónde estemos. Ni la imagen de un mito erótico como Brigitte Bardot saliendo del agua sin la parte de arriba del bikini, ni la promoción de una modelo como Kate Moss amante del topless puede hacer que los sectores más conservadores dejen de considerar esta práctica como indecorosa.

Lo mismo ocurre en Brasil, un caso sorprendente, si tenemos en cuenta que es uno de los países que más se asocia con las playas, el sol, los bailes y la liberación sexual. Pues bien, en las playas de Brasil podrás encontrar multitud de mujeres tomando el sol con un tanga de hilo dental, pero no con los pechos descubiertos."