Post: #26

(12-13-2012 03:08 PM)Giovonny Wrote:  I hate to race troll but race is a big factor in this question.

If I was white - The 1970's

If I was black or brown - The Future

Asian - I don't know.

Post: #27

2020s - 2030s, where I'll be enjoying the fruits of my labor.

Post: #28

Aside from the fact the women's fashion sucked, (which was more of a reason to get there clothes off anyway) I think the late 1970s was were where it was at.

Or maybe Gatsby era.

1950s probably sucked
1960s awesome
1970s awesome
1980s meh
1990s sucked
2000s getting better
2010s it's like living in the 1970's pussy-wise

Post: #29

(12-13-2012 08:37 PM)soup Wrote:  Aside from the fact the women's fashion sucked, (which was more of a reason to get there clothes off anyway) I think the late 1970s was were where it was at.

What?

Hot pants and go-go boots?

Post: #30

The roaring 20s. Do it up big like Jay Gatsby. Beautiful cars, rakish clothes, great music, the Lindy Hop... No wars, huge growth, newfound freedom for youth, young country. Not a fan of flapper style, but I'd manage. New York or Hollywoodland

1965-1975 seems like the perfect period, Vietnam aside. If it were about girls alone, this would be my choice. Definitely California too. I was talking to a friend of mine in his 70s a year or two ago, and he was saying how orgies were common back then. I imagine getting laid with skinny white girls was easy peasy back then.

Maybe the gay 90's if you were a high roller (1890's).
1770's - You get to drive out the British fags.
1810's - Serve under Andrew Jackson and fight the Indians. Or um, fight the white colonists and lose.

Post: #31

After more thought I was going to say the roaring 20s but as soon as I saw your name on the thread Basil, I knew you probably called it.

Post: #32

(12-13-2012 09:56 PM)basilransom Wrote:  The roaring 20s. Do it up big like Jay Gatsby. Beautiful cars, rakish clothes, great music, the Lindy Hop... No wars, huge growth, newfound freedom for youth, young country. Not a fan of flapper style, but I'd manage. New York or Hollywoodland

I actually like Flapper girls.



Whenever I see a girl in a bar with Flapper Style, I drop what I am doing and bee-line.

Plus, that was really the first era when girls went to bars by themselves and drank and smoke.

That era would have been tailor made (so to speak) for my style of "Game Kung-Fu".

Post: #33

It would be interesting to go back to the 20's. While I myself aren't a fan of the flapper style I'd love to see the general attitudes of women personally. I'd also love to check out a few speak-easies (no pun intended) and meet Al Capone.

Post: #34

I remember watching classic Star Trek as a young teen and getting horny. It was the women. The women that played extras in the classic series epitomized the beauty of the late 60s, they were absolute dolls. Especially with those usually sexy and exotic costumes.



















Yeah, even the green one I'd have fucked:


I wonder how many of these women William Shatner got to bang outside the studio?

Post: #35

(12-13-2012 10:08 PM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  

(12-13-2012 09:56 PM)basilransom Wrote:  The roaring 20s. Do it up big like Jay Gatsby. Beautiful cars, rakish clothes, great music, the Lindy Hop... No wars, huge growth, newfound freedom for youth, young country. Not a fan of flapper style, but I'd manage. New York or Hollywoodland

I actually like Flapper girls.



Whenever I see a girl in a bar with Flapper Style, I drop what I am doing and bee-line.

Plus, that was really the first era when girls went to bars by themselves and drank and smoke.

That era would have been tailor made (so to speak) for my style of "Game Kung-Fu".

Makes me think. There must have been a radical change in game during the 1920's in big cities. Or, really, the true emergence of modern game. People were urbanizing, thus becoming more anonymous in the big community. Women going out by themselves. Marriage rates start to decline. You could easily meet strange women.

Speakeasies must have been poosy paradises.

Post: #36

Damn Speakeasy those are some stunners

Post: #37

(12-13-2012 03:38 PM)thedude3737 Wrote:  

(12-13-2012 02:58 PM)Fisto Wrote:  

(12-13-2012 02:53 PM)thedude3737 Wrote:  I'd want to be born in 1956.

There'd be a cultural revolution in your childhood (60s). When you turned 16 it would be 1972. Disco, cocaine, parties. If you managed to stay alive for another 10 years you'd be 26 in 1982. New wave, cocaine, parties. You'd be 36 in 1992, still in prime gaming mode if you took care of yourself. I'd want to be that age before 9/11, before Facebook, before GW Bush fucked things up for 8 years.
You would be 51 when the iPhone comes out. By then hopefully settled down with an Estonian model living in a mansion in EE somewhere.

Damn that's a good answer. What cities? LA?

Either LA or NY. Preferably both.

This is the correct answer. Women were still (more or less) feminine and thin. I was born in '64 but the AIDS scare hit when I started college and changed things very quickly for the worse. The rhetoric was about "women's lib" which was more about sexual liberation than becoming men as it did in the coming decades.

When I am in Ukraine (where I live half-time), it is like going into a time machine back to that period of my youth.

Post: #38

From what I read, the "Roarin'" 20's had more sex than the 70's. The end of the War to End All Wars had a a lot to instigate. I've always wanted to go back to that era. Somewhere else I'd posted a website concerning the shaving of pussies throughout history. They've not always been as hairy as you'd think.

Now for me? 2750's. That is the decade one of Roosh's decendants:

1. Perfected the growth of vaginas on trees.
2. Patented the clone of children.
3. ^^^ Completely eradicated the need of women on the planet.

Roosh the XXXIV in this decade will make the true Utopia for men.

Post: #39

Multiple parts to this question.. I would rather live now, too addicted to the net, fast food, cells and the technology of today. I don't know what the future holds. However, what decade of broads would I like to fuck the most? late 60's/early 70's, free love with bell bottoms etc, always was attracted to bitches from that era

Post: #40

Honestly if I had the opportunity to live in a different time, I most likely wouldn't. I'm pretty comfortable in the year 2012. I love my life, and though the world around me is fucked up, I love it too. If I had the opportunity to live in any other American decade, it would probably be in the future.

In 110 years, man has gone from being barely able to fly, to being capable of landing a man on the moon and returning him safely to the earth.

What kind of leaps will man make in the future that previous men thought impossible? I'm excited to find out.

(Personally, I'm hoping that time travel really is possible and we're able to study history a la Michael Crichton's Timeline.)

Post: #41

Aberdeen, Washington 1987. I would join a band called Nirvana and become a grunge god

Post: #42

(12-14-2012 01:16 AM)NYC_HipsterDouchebag Wrote:  Aberdeen, Washington 1987. I would join a band called Nirvana and become a grunge god

Um, great. And take home girls like these?



No thanks.

Post: #43

(12-14-2012 01:33 AM)thedude3737 Wrote:  

(12-14-2012 01:16 AM)NYC_HipsterDouchebag Wrote:  Aberdeen, Washington 1987. I would join a band called Nirvana and become a grunge god

Um, great. And take home girls like these?



No thanks.

Lol, pseudo-broke Beverly Hills princesses? That's Beverly High in the background, and one of the twin towers.

Post: #44

(12-14-2012 02:52 AM)basilransom Wrote:  

(12-14-2012 01:33 AM)thedude3737 Wrote:  

(12-14-2012 01:16 AM)NYC_HipsterDouchebag Wrote:  Aberdeen, Washington 1987. I would join a band called Nirvana and become a grunge god

Um, great. And take home girls like these?



No thanks.

Lol, pseudo-broke Beverly Hills princesses? That's Beverly High in the background, and one of the twin towers.

Yeah, I remember many like that in the valley during the 90s. Middle/Upper class high school kids filled with a"angst". Drowning their sorrows over coffee at some new place called Starbucks. It's way overpriced, but hey it's from Seattle so it must be cool!

Post: #45

damn man, you guys are taking me back to a better time with those grunge pics

Post: #46

Those chicks were a small minority. The hottest chicks in school were not dressing like that. The chicks dressing like that were tomboyish by nature.

Post: #47

(12-13-2012 03:08 PM)Giovonny Wrote:  Asian - I don't know.

For Asians, their day is happening right now...in Asia. Of course, a lot of them getting stepped on, but for the young urban dudes with the means to be upwardly mobile, right now is exactly the best era for them.

Yeah, I know that this is a bit out of the scope of this thread (seeing as how American decade was specified), but it bears mentioning for those who want to live the glory days, Asian or not.

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: #48

This thread got me thinking. Are there any studies/books/research made on the topic of attitudes to heterosexual sex ovet different time periods? We are mostly theorizing in this thread withoimut hard data, but it would be am interesting read to find out just what went down when

Post: #49

This is difficult, thedude has put forward the best argument so far, though the 1920s sound very tempting.

Post: #50

Southern California in the 70's sounds like it was a blast (except perhaps for gas prices) and the best years were still ahead. Women were far more sexually liberated at that point, but hadn't all become fat yet. I think a man with modern game skills in those days could've killed - just killed it.