Post: #1

For better or worse, I think it might be an American thing to take good shit for granted. I want to thank Roosh for making this forum and sharing his adventures with the hope that it will benefit other guys. Thanks also to all the other players here who share their knowledge, experiences, etc.

So, here's a thread to show your respect- for whatever it is that inspires you.

Post: #2

Amazing - I was just about to make a post about this to express my own gratitude for the forum.

I was reading another thread and suddenly realized the immense value of all the first-hand information, links, and opinions here. It's honestly gotten to the point where any time I want top notch information on anything important to a man (or life in general) I Google "WHATEVER SUBJECT rooshvforum.com."

Thanks to everyone here who makes an honest contribution to what this site is becoming. I feel extremely fortunate to have this resource and be a part of it all.

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: #3

Also, note to self: don't do a google image search for a funny gif of "circle jerk" again.

Post: #4

I only stumbled across Roosh's site while searching 'Going Out Solo' in google a few months back. I was tossing up between reading his article or jerking off to busty lesbians. Choosing the former was the best call ever. Amazing the difference I've already noticed in my outlook, notch count and winning of life.

Two more words of thank-you Roosh: DAY BANG

Post: #5

Shit like this never seems to last, here's to the glory days.

p.s. I think a big part of the success of this place is that it's a dictatorship. "Community empowered" management of internet forums predictably results in Lifetime TV worthy drama fests.

AKA much respect to Tuthmosis for the thankless volunteer work but don't fuck it up.

Post: #6

I'd like to thank soup for being delicious when I'm sick. And when I'm not sick. You're not necessarily the greatest, but you're pretty good.

Post: #7

(10-23-2012 05:19 AM)Rah Wrote:  p.s. I think a big part of the success of this place is that it's a dictatorship. "Community empowered" management of internet forums predictably results in Lifetime TV worthy drama fests.

Despite what Western media and politicians have brainwashed everyone to believe, a benevolent dictatorship can work much better than a democracy under the right circumstances, RVF being a case in point.

Post: #8

(10-23-2012 05:38 AM)Soma Wrote:  

(10-23-2012 05:19 AM)Rah Wrote:  p.s. I think a big part of the success of this place is that it's a dictatorship. "Community empowered" management of internet forums predictably results in Lifetime TV worthy drama fests.

Despite what Western media and politicians have brainwashed everyone to believe, a benevolent dictatorship can work much better than a democracy under the right circumstances, RVF being a case in point.

People can leave or choose not to participate in the Roosh V forum any time they like.

Roosh V forum also exercises quality control when it comes to immigration. Immigrants are only allowed in on the first of each month to regulate the flow of immigrants, and immigrants who are unruly or unproductive are banned to the internetz from whence they came.

Our dicatator listens to the populace and acts in their interest, and his policies are relatively transparent (i.e. Deb Auchery is no longer with us).

Our dictator is more benevolent and enlightened than many others.

Wald

Post: #9

I like the immigration laws considerably because on the old forum I went on, good discussion was always shit on by the constant influx of noobs. It got so bad that nobody knew what good discussion was anymore. Nowadays when noobs step out of line they get maybe a warning and then banned, which is great. Thanks for quality control.

Post: #10

This forum was the capsule to the red pill that I swallowed a few months ago. It was like finding something that was always there, but never realized.

Post: #11

Big thank you to Roosh for highlighting the importance of logistics to get the bang.

That was something I never thought about until reading it on Roosh. Prior, I had always assumed that logistics didn't matter and that the bang would happen as long as the girl was into you.

I think that the focus on solid logistics is one of, if not the, biggest contributions Roosh has made to the "theory" of game.

Post: #12

Here's to improving men's lives worldwide.

Post: #13

No, thank you. My blog and forum exist in their current forms because you guys support me when you buy my books.

It's an interesting loop actually that happened accidentally...

Reader 1 buys book > More money to travel/experience and gain ideas/theories > I publish experience/data/stories (mostly for free) > Reader 2 buys book

Post: #14

Thank you for making high school awesome.

Post: #15

I can't even describe the impact Roissy/Roosh's work has had on my life. I barely recognize myself from five years ago.

Post: #16

I still vividly remember the first time I stumbled onto Roissy, Roosh and Krauser. These 3 have probably had the biggest influence on my life aside from my parents.

3rd September 2010 was the day when I unplugged myself from the matrix. Never again am I going back to that AFC existence.

Post: #17

(10-23-2012 03:05 PM)Sirob Wrote:  I still vividly remember the first time I stumbled onto Roissy, Roosh and Krauser. These 3 have probably had the biggest influence on my life aside from my parents.

3rd September 2010 was the day when I unplugged myself from the matrix. Never again am I going back to that AFC existence.

Thanks pal, good to know somebody is reading my blog

Roissy and Roosh provide an incredible resource / platform for guys to unplug and improve their lives. It's sterling work.

Post: #18

I've met some really cool people from this forum that have taught me a lot about myself and about life.

Thanks Roosh!

Post: #19

I wonder what goes on behind the scenes at this forum. Buncha guys sitting around in smoking jackets looking for hate comments and those written by dames?

Post: #20

Im thankful for having stumbled upon Rooshv.com by chance over 4 years ago at what was possibly the low point in my date life. I was beyond miserable for not being able to get with a girl that I liked at the time (i was young) and was always surfing the web depressed looking for tips for becoming a better man, flirting advice, what to text girls etc.. (you get the idea). After what seemed like an eternity of bullshit push/pull marketing sites, incomplete, useless, or semi-useful advice, or websites run by girls I ran across a webpage of a hairy dude telling of his experience and promoting his book, Bang. I read on and liked what I saw, then followed the link to his blog Rooshv.com. The first thing I learned from him was "let me get something just in case." I'll never forget that line even though I never found that specific page again. From his blog I found RVF (which I eventually&recently joined) , Roissy, other bloggers and you guys. So from the heart to Roosh and the other like-minded guys, thank you.

Post: #21

(10-29-2012 03:26 PM)Private Man Wrote:  I wonder what goes on behind the scenes at this forum. Buncha guys sitting around in smoking jackets looking for hate comments and those written by dames?

Here is a picture of me and Tuth monitoring the forum for trolls:

Post: #22

Hahahaha I just remember spending pretty much 3 straight days glued to my computer devouring the contents of the roosh blog. The whole time I was just saying to myself THIS MAKES SO MUCH SENSE.

Post: #23

This site has become almost like my virtual home. I've spent countless hours reading the forum from a few countries already. I've learned a ton, it inspired me to take the leap to spend a few months in Asia and ever this, I've never been the same person. I've also met some awesome guys in various locations around the world from this forum, some of them becoming good friends. Can't thank Roosh enough for making this site possible. I've referred a few guys that I felt needed some much needed life guidance and will continue to do so to save as many a brother as possible.

Post: #24

(10-29-2012 04:16 PM)Roosh Wrote:  

(10-29-2012 03:26 PM)Private Man Wrote:  I wonder what goes on behind the scenes at this forum. Buncha guys sitting around in smoking jackets looking for hate comments and those written by dames?

Here is a picture of me and Tuth monitoring the forum for trolls:

Here's emech patrolling the forum with his 10+ troll accounts:

   

Post: #25

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Speaking of me trolling..Dash is getting trolled to death on a roosh hate thread on the NN today.