Post: #1

Its funny how Roosh was bitching about ppl posting / commenting on / giving advice / using 2nd hand info / hyping places they never been to, but yet he has no problem doing it himself.

Here he is writing an article on South Korea using 2nd hand info and throwing in his own personal opinions / advice in between the quoting of a random poster. South Korea, a country Roosh has never so much as had a lay over in much less stepped foot in. But yet somehow he feels the need write an article HYPING South Korea as a place not good for picking up women.

Some of his own personal advice regarding South Korea and its women

"Even if you meet your dream South Korean girl, you’ll need to fork out a serious stack of cash to walk her down the aisle"

"The only compelling reason to go to South Korea is if you want to make some cash teaching English. If you go solely for the women, you may be disappointed"

Original article aqui ~ http://www.returnofkings.com/248/the-cas...rean-women

Post: #2

Saw this exact example on a naughtynomad thread the other day. You'll need to come up with more ammunition than that.

Welcome, and farewell.

Post: #3

I would disagree with your assessment on the basis that good experiences require verification on a more stringent criteria level than potentially bad ones. Before encouraging someone to spend money and time visiting a place, the advising party should have broad knowledge of potential problems and benefits as they ask someone else to act and possibly end up in a scenario that could be quite dangerous. Contrarily, seeing issues and pitfalls in a location might deter the advisee from going, costing him a mere opportunity. Personally I would rather be too careful and miss out on an opportunity due to hearsay than end up with an STD or dead because of positive statements about a place someone might think is great but which harbors enormous problems. In short: it is okay to warn others, even if the knowledge leading to the warning is not 100% justified or verified. it is NOT ok to send someone somewhere where they might end up killed.

Post: #4

Wait, is this the IRT I've heard so much about?!

Post: #5

(11-01-2012 11:21 AM)Wool Suit Wrote:  Wait, is this the IRT I've heard so much about?!

No. Starts with a 'D' and ends with 'ash Global'.

Post: #6

YOU GOIN TO JAIL NOW!

Post: #7

If you're going to insult this forum's creator, then the least you can do is spell your insult correctly.

Post: #8

Lee:
While you are here, make yourself useful. Could you please post some data on El Salvador which actually states the pros and cons of different hotels, nightlife options and daygame spots. I realize you have posted data in the past, but it seems to just be a blanket list of places which did not specifically state the positive and negative aspects of places in El Salvador. I am considering travelling there in the next few months. If you really have been there, you would clearly be in a position to post such data. Thanks in advance.

Post: #9

Damn banned first post.

That's a strong ass uppercut man.

Post: #10

(11-01-2012 11:32 AM)elTim164 Wrote:  If you're going to insult this forum's creator, then the least you can do is spell your insult correctly.

He teaches English in South Korea. He doesn't need to know how to spell.

Post: #11

Lol who is this clown? Guess it's the first of the month. Troll season hahah.

Post: #12

Dash is the kind of dude women call creepy. He needs to apply this persistence acceptably to sexual situations.

Post: #13

(11-01-2012 12:24 PM)WesternCancer Wrote:  Dash is the kind of dude women call creepy. He needs to apply this persistence acceptably to sexual situations.

Well these days, any guy the don't feel attracted to is creepy. But yeah, Dash is the real gold standard/holy grail for creepy.