Post: #51

(08-26-2013 03:17 PM)JayJuanGee Wrote:  

(08-26-2013 02:39 PM)Volk Wrote:  You are : American. I am : Colombian. My family came from all over the world, yet it doesn't matter. I've always find it interesting how many people from the US call themselves up to the 32th. I swear I met this girl in LA once who told me she's 1/16th Italian and 1/16th Native american or some bs like that.

Volk: You are correct that talking about ancestory is a very common practice for Americans and Americans tend to be very interested in describing their ancestory - even though in the end, it may be difficult to understand the exact meaning or whether there is any value in knowing the minutiae. especially when delving into the 1/16ths and the 1/32nds. It may be an American's way of wanting to appear more worldly?

Like you, some people may find this talk to be meaningless gibberish - like I find with discussions of sports. Usually, I do not really have an interest in engaging in deep conversations about spectator sports; however, frequently, I get caught in situations with people who like to get into great discussions about the details of spectator sports... and sometimes, i just try to go with the flow.. until a convenient time to bail ship or to bounce, as they say.

I like to talk about the same thing, to be honest. It's an interesting topic when just meeting people. It's pretty good when people share the history they know about their family as well, like Roosh did. Some others (Girls especially, Narcissism ) are just wearing the 1/128th or whatever as a badge and it gets stupid. I think a lot of those people, in trying to seem different, end up being the same shit.

Post: #52

(08-26-2013 05:01 PM)Volk Wrote:  I like to talk about the same thing, to be honest. It's an interesting topic when just meeting people. It's pretty good when people share the history they know about their family as well, like Roosh did. Some others (Girls especially, Narcissism ) are just wearing the 1/128th or whatever as a badge and it gets stupid. I think a lot of those people, in trying to seem different, end up being the same shit.

@Volk : These can be kinds of ways to make small talk and to (within reason) make up anything that you want during some of these conversations - even though some of it may have some truth to it - like similarly, talking about astrology. People can go all over the place with astrology, for example!!

Nod your head, and say, "yeah, yeah, yeah.... and that reminds me of a story..." and then just say anything that you want that kind of relates to the topic of ancestory or something else that was said. Maybe it can be a little bit like stream of consciousness, and then a question may be whether you can follow the conversation and does it remain interesting. Ultimately, when chicks get into these kinds of discussions, I feel that I need to have some ideas about how to respond or to relate, and blowing them off may not be the best way to play out the conversation.

Sometimes making something up regarding ancestory may be better (or more interesting and entertaining) than reality; however, we can have a story about ourselves to relate to the girl's story by saying: "I am 1/2 A and 1/4 B and 1/8 C and 1/16 of D and E, but I used to think that i was 1/2 B, but instead it ended up later that I found out that I was 1/2 A. Who would have thunk it?"

It's all good, and these kinds of discussions may play more with some audiences than with others.

Post: #53

I think we can all sense what's coming next.

   

Post: #54

(08-26-2013 10:39 PM)kerouac Wrote:  I think we can all sense what's coming next.

Does anybody have a Zankou Chicken datasheet?

Post: #55

Your russian skills will be useful in Armenia.

Post: #56

I had long suspected roosh had no turkish ancestry because he lacks some certain mental turkish features. Iranian I did not doubt because he sticks to fairness and is grateful. (ancient Perses punished ungratefulness).Also absolutism (no women's posts).The cunning quality to sell could be Armenian (they were always great tradors).Also to mix in foreign environments etc.

Post: #57

(08-27-2013 12:45 PM)Greek kamaki Wrote:  certain mental turkish features

GK is hilarious.

Post: #58

There's other Caucasian (in the Caucaus mountain sense) minorities in Iran too. Azerbijanis are a big one. My best friend from college is Persian. Very cool guy and I learnt a lot about the culture. Being Jewish and knowing some Hebrew, I can pick up a bit of Arabic. Farsi is definitely beyond my depth, but the language is also not related at all.

Post: #59

(08-27-2013 12:45 PM)Greek kamaki Wrote:  certain mental turkish features.

I have turkish friends - SO TRUE. Damn Turkish people can be fucking nuts.

Post: #60

(08-27-2013 08:42 PM)Donnington93 Wrote:  There's other Caucasian (in the Caucaus mountain sense) minorities in Iran too. Azerbijanis are a big one. My best friend from college is Persian. Very cool guy and I learnt a lot about the culture. Being Jewish and knowing some Hebrew, I can pick up a bit of Arabic. Farsi is definitely beyond my depth, but the language is also not related at all.

I was confident some ugly bigotry would creep up in this thread. I was right.

Post: #61

(08-27-2013 12:45 PM)Greek kamaki Wrote:  he lacks some certain mental turkish features

lol, which features?

Post: #62

I had long suspected Roosh had no Turkish ancestry because he never expressed his love for yağlı güreş (Turkish oil wrestling).

(pay special attention @2:25)

Post: #63

I've been thinking about this for a while now and it's time to take the opportunity and finally admit it to the forum with an announcement of my own: I'm not half Turkish.

Post: #64

Ok I admit I am double-half turkish. Greek Kamaki is right turks are generally crazy. To much brainwashing harmed their rationality. Even Atatürk could not help enough. On the other hand: haters gonna hate.

Post: #65

Here's another important announcement: I am fully Turkish and wonder what are those mental features?

Post: #66

(08-27-2013 10:08 PM)Therapsid Wrote:  

(08-27-2013 08:42 PM)Donnington93 Wrote:  There's other Caucasian (in the Caucaus mountain sense) minorities in Iran too. Azerbijanis are a big one. My best friend from college is Persian. Very cool guy and I learnt a lot about the culture. Being Jewish and knowing some Hebrew, I can pick up a bit of Arabic. Farsi is definitely beyond my depth, but the language is also not related at all.

I was confident some ugly bigotry would creep up in this thread. I was right.

How is that at all bigoted?

Post: #67

So much stereotyping in this thread, haha, one can't do nothing but laugh.

Quote:Here's another important announcement: I am fully Turkish and wonder what are those mental features?

He is Greek. They are known for making up stories since the times of Herodus. Stereotyping is their favorite method, as long as they don't stereotype Greeks, because we all know where they are famous for.

Post: #68

Iran is going to become pussy paradise once the mullahs fall and they open up their country even a bit. When I am in Sweden visiting my friend in Stockhom, the persian girls are always the most dolled up, sluttiest girls in the club. I'm beginning to suspect that islam in arabia and iran is really just a necessity to keep these very fertile women in check. Imo, persian girls are very hot, much hotter than arab and turkish girls.

Post: #69

(09-03-2013 03:08 PM)scandibro Wrote:  Iran is going to become pussy paradise once the mullahs fall and they open up their country even a bit. When I am in Sweden visiting my friend in Stockhom, the persian girls are always the most dolled up, sluttiest girls in the club. I'm beginning to suspect that islam in arabia and iran is really just a necessity to keep these very fertile women in check. Imo, persian girls are very hot, much hotter than arab and turkish girls.

Iran has polygamy and temporary marriages.

If you're Muslim, it's a pussy paradise.

"Baby, I have to ask you something, would you be my wife, for 3 days?"

Post: #70

(09-03-2013 03:32 PM)Sonsowey Wrote:  

(09-03-2013 03:08 PM)scandibro Wrote:  Iran is going to become pussy paradise once the mullahs fall and they open up their country even a bit. When I am in Sweden visiting my friend in Stockhom, the persian girls are always the most dolled up, sluttiest girls in the club. I'm beginning to suspect that islam in arabia and iran is really just a necessity to keep these very fertile women in check. Imo, persian girls are very hot, much hotter than arab and turkish girls.

Iran has polygamy and temporary marriages.

If you're Muslim, it's a pussy paradise.

"Baby, I have to ask you something, would you be my wife, for 3 days?"

Yeah there were Iraqis who would go to Iran to hook up for a mutah (temporary marriage).

There was a big Armenian community in Iraq - there's an Armenian church in Baghdad. I think a lot are refugees now because of the war.

There are also distinct communities in Egypt, Lebanon, and of course the Armenian Quarter of Jerusalem.

Post: #71

(08-28-2013 12:53 AM)Tuthmosis Wrote:  I had long suspected Roosh had no Turkish ancestry because he never expressed his love for yağlı güreş (Turkish oil wrestling).

(pay special attention @2:25)

"I find it hard to imagine an English man, clad only in black leather, covering his body in olive oil and sticking his hands down his opponents pants. He'd be embarrassed, insecure, afraid of what people would think. Turkish men do it with nobility and conviction. They're proud of their masculinity."

Post: #72

Tuth... May I enquire as to how and why you found that video :l

Post: #73

(09-04-2013 12:12 AM)Architekt Wrote:  Tuth... May I enquire as to how and why you found that video :l

I was going to ask that too then I remembered it was Tuth.

Post: #74

Roosh, interesting distinction.

I have a similar story for my adopted sister. (Adopted at age 15 in my house). Her whole life she thought she was part native american on her (divorced & dissapeared) dad's side. She grew up with her mom telling her she was native, she grew up with other natives saying she was native. She even went to the special native graduation ceremony in high school.

Then 2 years after high school she gets a letter from her bio granddad in Alberta who finally tracked her down. So she goes and visits... And she's PART CHINESE!!

Turns out her paternal great grandfather was an immigrant to BC from Norway, and married the daughter of a Chinese railworker. She was 1/8th Chinese. It through her for a bit of a loop for a while.

Post: #75

You're still my friend roosh.