Post: #76

Take a wild guess haha.

Post: #77

(06-06-2012 05:06 PM)Scott Wrote:  Take a wild guess haha.

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Post: #78

(06-06-2012 05:06 PM)Scott Wrote:  Take a wild guess haha.

Post: #79

I used to smoke a lot of weed with my buddy back home. I would than use "the Force" of Dutch weed to pick up girls. Result : I just stood there being completely zombified of the super strong weed and could barely talk to anyone. It happened that girls approached me and i couldn't even say a word. Those good old beta days.

I like the Star wars concept but actually saw the movies only a few times. Neil is my actual first name

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(06-06-2012 05:06 PM)Scott Wrote:  Take a wild guess haha.

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Post: #82

That Disney movie with Hercules in it. I always thought that Hades was a badass.
Might have gone with Spike Spiegel instead but Hades is pretty cool I think.

Post: #83

(06-07-2012 11:36 PM)Hades Wrote:  That Disney movie with Hercules in it. I always thought that Hades was a badass.
Might have gone with Spike Spiegel instead but Hades is pretty cool I think.

Would have been funny considering there's a "Vicious" on the forum, but idt it's a reference to the bebop villain

Post: #84

an idea from economics:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guns_versus_butter_model

applied to game:

guns (in the form of bank, car, pad, muscles, style, etc.) can get you butter (i.e.: girls)

more guns => more butter

always strive to have both guns and butter.

butter (girls) doesn't get you more butter; more than likely it just gets you fat...

better to have guns than butter....

Post: #85

I suspect that a few people might be interested in this, as I've already got a few PMs asking about my username. There was this fun game that Google Chrome advertises, Entanglement, where you score points by arranging blocks with lines into longest possible mazes.

After the game ends, the game prompts you to enter your high score in the form of <adjective> <adjective> <noun>, so I chose something funky (I think it was "Laughing Flying Bovine") for mine. The game no longer does that (it's switched to mere numbers as usernames), but when I was signing up here, I thought of it, and so "Handsome Creepy Eel" was born. I hadn't used this style of a username for anything else on the internet, though.

Roosh Wrote:In high school one of my friends started calling me Roosh. Soon all my friends started calling me that.

Given how many mangina/feminist haters you've amassed over the years, I think it's rather fortunate that you just used "Roosh" instead of your full name, which could possibly be extrapolated out of it (but few people would be familiar with genealogy and linguistics to bother, I guess). I'm always reminded of your case whenever I am tempted to post any personal details about myself, even an acronym or a nickname.

Post: #86

K-hole is my nickname that a friend of mine made up and it stuck.

Post: #87

I joined this forum for the lifestyle and travel sections. I want to live a life a completely international lifestyle and leverage PT principles to ensure I live by own rules - beyond borders. The name also refers to living without limits - to believing you can do anything you want in your life and letting nothing hold you back.

Beyond All Seas

"The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe.
To be your own man is a hard business. If you try it, you'll be lonely often, and sometimes
frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself." - Kipling

Post: #88

General Sherman was a ruthless Civil War general. The M4 Sherman Tank was the primary tank used by the United States during World War II. “I am Sherman” evokes the same alpha male fantasies in women that “I am Arnold Schwarzenegger” evokes in Austria. I am Sherman.

Post: #89

Because I made a complete mental shift from beta to alpha and adopted a new abundance and I-am-the-shit mentality.

Post: #90

(06-04-2012 05:36 PM)Samseau Wrote:  My favorite philosopher + my real name

Rousseau?

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Post: #92

(11-13-2012 03:47 PM)tomhagen Wrote:  Ever read/seen the Godfather?

Tom Hagen is Vito's Consiglieri and adopted son. He's also a lawyer

When I saw who posted last in this thread I said to myself "that guy from the Godfather!

nice nick btw


My nick is quite ironic, it's a like a parody of the guy from this song from a L.A. band called Ratt.
The song and the band are not really famous, I always liked the video with all those hot girls from the 80s and the tongue-in-cheeks lyrics:

Post: #93

If I told you I'd have to kill you.

Post: #94

I'm British and I really couldn't think of a username, should of called myself creative guy

Post: #95

(06-07-2012 11:36 PM)Hades Wrote:  That Disney movie with Hercules in it. I always thought that Hades was a badass.
Might have gone with Spike Spiegel instead but Hades is pretty cool I think.

Greek Mithology would suit better...

Post: #96

I'm British and a Guy!

Post: #97

The kids in my class started calling me fresh, thinks it was around 3rd grade. Stucked with it ever since.

Post: #98

the name i wanted was chosen, bojangles came to mind so I chose it.