Post: #51

A semi-mythical warrior hero from my country who sounds like he was a very manly man.

Post: #52

(06-01-2012 11:27 PM)kolovrat Wrote:  A semi-mythical warrior hero from my country who sounds like he was a very manly man.

Means ass-hamster in greeklish pretty much. Or ass-door

Post: #53

(06-01-2012 09:26 PM)Moma Wrote:  

(06-01-2012 10:32 AM)Roosh Wrote:  In high school one of my friends started calling me Roosh. Soon all my friends started calling me that.

Did they ever say why they called you Roosh? Or where they drunk and slurred the word 'ruse' with 'Roosh'?

We'd play poker and when someone was hot one of my friends would say "da roof, da roof, da roof is on fire, we don't need no water let the motherfucker burn. " Well "da roof" somehow morphed to da roosh, which is very. similar to my real name.

Post: #54

Got mine from William Powell who wrote the "Anarchist's Cookbook" many years back that I read for the first time when I was a teen. Since I'm an anarchist and a nihilist, it seemed appropriate.

Post: #55

I had a really good friend named Tim Kerouac who used to be really good with women and so he was a sort of inspiration to me. It wasn't after quite some time when I opened a book in a hostel called "On The Road" that I realized there is another person with the last name Kerouac out there in the world more famous than my friend Tim.

Post: #56

A Mexican au pair started calling me a mujeriego (womanizer in spanish) after she caught me trying to bang her au pair friends.

Post: #57

After reading Bang and Day bang I thought there should be a rating system for this revolutionary kind of fuck guides, as opposed to most mediocre PUA stuff..

Similar to the Michelin "Red guide" system, Roosh has different guides per country.

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

If there were a rating system such as the Michelin guide, Roosh's books would get the maximum three star rating, outplaying other PUA books

On the long term, PUA books should be ranked according to the "Roosh Star System", going from one to three stars.

Thus spoke Michelin

Post: #58

Soma has different meanings in various cultures, including my two favorite: an intoxicating drug and a drink that produces immortality.

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Post: #60

(06-01-2012 12:08 PM)Luvianka Wrote:  Luvianka is the name of the building of the former KGB headquarters in Moscow. I am a junkie of Russian and Soviet History....

Sorry mate but it's the lu'B'ianka not with a 'V'.

Vorkuta because I have always wanted to visit the town.

Post: #61

(06-03-2012 05:20 AM)Vorkuta Wrote:  

(06-01-2012 12:08 PM)Luvianka Wrote:  Luvianka is the name of the building of the former KGB headquarters in Moscow. I am a junkie of Russian and Soviet History....

Sorry mate but it's the lu'B'ianka not with a 'V'.

Vorkuta because I have always wanted to visit the town.

I was thinking it had a B in it...

I got mine from guys I worked with due to how I run a train.

A real train. On rails.

Not a train on a broad....

Post: #62

Quote:Basil Ransom is the name of a main character in Henry James' novel The Bostonians. He's a charming penniless Southern gent who spends his time trying to steal a beautiful girl from the clutches of his feminist lesbian cousin. An ardent anti-feminist with a cheeky sense of humor.

I knew it!

As for mine, it's my nickname in real life and has been for as long as I can remember.

Post: #63

I chose mine trying to be funny but it's fucking retarded. Should have kept it at "alibaba". Oh well. Live and learn.

Post: #64

Partly inspired by the movie Scarface. An in-joke with the gringo crew I was mixing with while we traveled around Colombia.

It's all about the lady tigers.

Post: #65

Stands for Sluts butts and uppercuts. I used to have a t-shirt company named slubu, that sold some interesting shirts.

Post: #66

Around 6 years ago I became interested in learning German. As I learned more and more I became more passionate with learning the language and appreciating how it sounded when I spoke and the culture and people that birthed the language.

My username is one of many reflections of my devotion to conquer this language.

As post this comment, I am in a Germany, improving my German.

Post: #67

My favorite philosopher + my real name

Post: #68

(06-04-2012 12:42 AM)slubu Wrote:  Stands for Sluts butts and uppercuts. I used to have a t-shirt company named slubu, that sold some interesting shirts.

"Party staff baffled, asking where her ass go
In my room redefining the meaning of black holes
And go on, suck it up, but hurry, I've got nuts to bust
And butts to fuck and ups to chuck
And sluts to fucking uppercut"

mines from a song. the song makes me go into animal mode.

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Post: #70

I love freeride skiing and... yeah I couldn't thin of anything better

Post: #71

Mine is my airport code. I came here originally for the travel section.

Post: #72

Since discovering that I could actually live a lifestyle full of women, travel, and anything else I might want, I started a mission to become the architect of my own incredible life. Hence my username, and the name of my (temporarily neglected) blog.

Post: #73

I play basketball, mostly point and shooting guard, hence Steve Nash and MJ

Post: #74

I am Norwegian.
I am male.
I wasn't in a very creative mood that day.

Post: #75

Perseus killed Medusa in classical Greek Mythology, however most importantly in the late 1970s feminists used "Medusa" as a symbol for the feminist rage.

Perseus is a symbol of present day anti-feminism/anti-white knight males who fight against injustice cause by feminist "rage" or basically we wanna eliminate medusa!