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BREAKING NEWS: Blogger, Roosh V, becomes victim of his own success.

The controversial writer, who sometimes uses the fake names "Uncle Roosh" and "Bert," rose to prominence after releasing his "Bang" guides: Guides which allow you to rape consenting women in over 4000 countries. However, the infamy has spread to his own backyard: On his own forum, rooshvforum.com, he posted a cry for help on May 1st stating, "I feel like I'm being raped."

A columnist from Jezebel commented, "This is a difficult situation. I'd like to say that consent is necessary, and that if he regrets the fornication, then it is definitely rape, regardless of whether he consented or not. But on the other hand, seeing as he is a man, he should go FUCK HIMSELF AND DIE because men are mean spirited."

Hugo Schwyzer on the other hand, viewed this as positive. He told us, "It's about time Roosh V got penetrated. He needed to realise that being penetrated would not make him gay. Hopefully, this event will help him come to terms with his own submissive masculinity. Who knows, maybe even the mighty Roosh might "man up!" after this experience."

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(05-01-2013 02:23 PM)Kitsune Wrote:  On his own forum, rooshvforum.com, he posted a cry for help on May 1st stating,"

He posted this on February 1st... It just seems to get a bump every month. Honestly, I've been meaning to join this forum a few months ago when I was single and actively hunting but kept forgetting when the first of the month rolled around.

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(05-01-2013 02:34 PM)master_thespian Wrote:  

(05-01-2013 02:23 PM)Kitsune Wrote:  On his own forum, rooshvforum.com, he posted a cry for help on May 1st stating,"

He posted this on February 1st... It just seems to get a bump every month. Honestly, I've been meaning to join this forum a few months ago when I was single and actively hunting but kept forgetting when the first of the month rolled around.

Don't you understand? If my reporting is factually incorrect it's clearly the fault of the patriarchy.

They should make journalism entry requirements more of a 'multiple choice' kind of thing where we can have a scrapbook. Emotions are true too, and I felt that Roosh must have posted this today so I must be right!

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In all fairness, I've seen a couple solid contributions, like the Uzbekistan data sheet that got put up by one of the new members. Any hilariousness that I missed out on? I slept in all day, was up all night smashing some slut.

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(05-01-2013 06:18 PM)InternationPlayboy Wrote:  In all fairness, I've seen a couple solid contributions, like the Uzbekistan data sheet that got put up by one of the new members. Any hilariousness that I missed out on? I slept in all day, was up all night smashing some slut.

It seems as though it's been unusually quiet for the first of a month. I think new members should be encouraged to start off by posting data sheets in order to start off strong and avoid any suspicions that they may be trolls. My first post ever on this fourm was a data sheet about the place with which I'm most familiar.

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I can contribute to physical fitness and re-learning how to be social with a hearing impairment but I'm just learning things.

I've changed a lot since my mid twenties (now late) and things like this site has helped me.

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(05-01-2013 06:44 PM)Power_Ranger Wrote:  I can contribute to physical fitness and re-learning how to be social with a hearing impairment but I'm just learning things.

I've changed a lot since my mid twenties (now late) and things like this site has helped me.

Definitely post up something about being social with a hearing impairment. Two of my best friends back home have this problem.

Physical fitness stuff is usually appreciated as long as you've got a bit of experience to back it up and it isn't anything ridiculous like 30 lbs of lean mass gained in four months.

For whatever reason, these boards are not terribly friendly with bodybuilding.com resources. We're a lot more liable to trust dudes on this forum who have been lifting for a couple years (or more).

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(05-01-2013 07:01 PM)Hannibal Wrote:  

(05-01-2013 06:44 PM)Power_Ranger Wrote:  I can contribute to physical fitness and re-learning how to be social with a hearing impairment but I'm just learning things.

I've changed a lot since my mid twenties (now late) and things like this site has helped me.

Definitely post up something about being social with a hearing impairment. Two of my best friends back home have this problem.

Physical fitness stuff is usually appreciated as long as you've got a bit of experience to back it up and it isn't anything ridiculous like 30 lbs of lean mass gained in four months.

For whatever reason, these boards are not terribly friendly with bodybuilding.com resources. We're a lot more liable to trust dudes on this forum who have been lifting for a couple years (or more).

I wear a hearing aid, without it I am basically going off sight, lip reading, mannerisms and body language in loud environments.

The physical part is for my own ends, not personal trainers. However they've always been fascinated with real squatting, be it front or back so I can give props to that. I train in a strongman/weightlifter type of way but I am neither however.

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I have mild hearing loss - but it doesn't really affect me. Except at work sometimes people think I'm a bit absent-minded.

Without realising it - I seem to rely on lip reading quite a bit. As a result - in loud bars - my hearing is usually a bit better than those around me...

It is no big deal really. Since I always bear in mind what Bob Hope said after his hearing started to fade late in life:

'It is not important if I can hear you, as long as you can hear me.'

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(02-01-2013 02:25 PM)Walderschmidt Wrote:  

(02-01-2013 01:19 PM)Surreyman Wrote:  

(02-01-2013 10:52 AM)Sailor Wrote:  

What the motherfuck?!

It's a style of dance in Jamaica, if I recall correctly.









Wald

I'd like to see more this with girls who actually have good bodies like at 1:23

I'd love to see them to this to/with/? some white girls.

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Damn! New things you see on Roosh Forums that one had never heard of!

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(05-02-2013 06:33 PM)soup Wrote:  

(02-01-2013 02:25 PM)Walderschmidt Wrote:  

(02-01-2013 01:19 PM)Surreyman Wrote:  

(02-01-2013 10:52 AM)Sailor Wrote:  

What the motherfuck?!

It's a style of dance in Jamaica, if I recall correctly.









Wald

I'd like to see more this with girls who actually have good bodies like at 1:23

I'd love to see them to this to/with/? some white girls.

Go to Negril, Jamaica and you will see lots of that.

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Does it feel like this?

Wald

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(05-02-2013 02:35 PM)cardguy Wrote:  I have mild hearing loss - but it doesn't really affect me. Except at work sometimes people think I'm a bit absent-minded.

Without realising it - I seem to rely on lip reading quite a bit. As a result - in loud bars - my hearing is usually a bit better than those around me...

It is no big deal really. Since I always bear in mind what Bob Hope said after his hearing started to fade late in life:

'It is not important if I can hear you, as long as you can hear me.'

Thats true about "hearing" somebody in a loud environment. It is when people in a form of circle jerk talk away from you and this throws me and therefore isolating me from the conversation.

I have lost easy lays from this as girls will automatically assume two things; quiet or weird.