Post: #76

Good seeing Forney get involved in the comments.

If it wasn't obvious, I'm Bort.

Post: #77

Quote:Bethany Sherwood · University of Massachusetts Amherst
An actual mens' rights activist. I thought they were just something out of a bad dream I had after I ate that gas station burrito. Alas!

http://www.umass.edu/theater/sherwood.php

You just can't make this stuff up.

Administrative Assistant for the Department of Theater. Her interests outside of work include "fantasy and science fiction literature, medieval women writers and mystics, textile arts, and Shakespeare's historical plays."

I'm 100% confident that one of the greatest evils that technology and social media have given us is the fact that women like this suddenly have a voice. Social rejects that huddle around and circle jerk to Shakespearean female characters would NORMALLY be relegated to their own sequestered, weird world. You wouldn't hear from them, ever.

And now this. Social media has given legitimacy to those that were once ushered out of the public eye (for good reason).

You cannot say the same thing about the Manosphere, as our goal is to restore the social climate that existed for males a mere generation ago. A time when men could speak freely and not have to worry about censorship.

Somehow, the world has gone fucking crazy, and now WE'RE the ones making a recovery, and the weirdos and shut-ins are still controlling the field.

Post: #78

(11-26-2013 11:25 PM)thedude3737 Wrote:  Good seeing Forney get involved in the comments.

If it wasn't obvious, I'm Bort.

Awesome. I should have know. You do have a distinct writing style.

Post: #79

This dude's gotta be a forum member (or should be). His red-pill logic is too tight.

   

I'm getting through.

   

Post: #80

Who in the world would touch Halley DeVestern^^^^

Post: #81

(11-27-2013 01:11 AM)yb13 Wrote:  Who in the world would touch Halley DeVestern^^^^

No major record label would.

Quote:The NUMBER ONE Blues Band in New York City The Halley DeVestern Band sounds something like Janis Joplin backed by Red Hot Chili Peppers and The Mothers of Invention with just a hint of howitzer.

Fuck me dead, that sounds like an awful combination. Blues singer + frat boy funk + freak rock + death metal = i've got to hear this, at least once.

Turns out they're just a shit bar band, with a singer too overweight to stand through most of the song.

Post: #82

(11-27-2013 01:33 AM)AnonymousBosch Wrote:  

(11-27-2013 01:11 AM)yb13 Wrote:  Who in the world would touch Halley DeVestern^^^^

No major record label would.

Turns out they're just a shit bar band, with a singer too overweight to stand through most of the song.

Stop hating they got 501 views on youtube and the song was featured on Lifetime TV's DANCE MOMS, Season 3, Episode 8 - Group Performance "Money Is The Root Of All Evil".

Post: #83

"I, and a few of the guys, go to the same Indian restaurant practically every day, despite the fact that it gives me stomach woes like 25% of the time and the owner’s son pesters us for “interracial” dating advice every time."

Took me a couple minutes to regain composure. Tuthmosis, you are a god amongst men.

Post: #84

Fun interview and predictable comments. I'll link this to the facebook threads my more liberal friends made about the article.

Post: #85

"The NUMBER ONE Blues Band in New York City The Halley DeVestern Band sounds something like Janis Joplin backed by Red Hot Chili Peppers and The Mothers of Invention with just a hint of howitzer."

Bitch, please - the late, great Frank Zappa is spinning in his grave!

Perfect Zappa tune for this fat skank:

Post: #86

(11-27-2013 11:09 AM)StudebacherHoch Wrote:  "The NUMBER ONE Blues Band in New York City The Halley DeVestern Band sounds something like Janis Joplin backed by Red Hot Chili Peppers and The Mothers of Invention with just a hint of howitzer."

Bitch, please - the late, great Frank Zappa is spinning in his grave!

Perfect Zappa tune for this fat skank:

Glad to see another Zappa fan here. When I need to describe Roosh to people I've compared him with Zappa. I think Roosh is doing with the Web what Zappa did with music: pushing boundaries and good taste and exposing the close-mindedness of so-called liberals.

Seeing the ROK articles each day is a bit like when I bought each Zappa album. I was always like "What the hell is he gonna do next?" "Jewish Princess," "Catholic Girls." If there was a sensitive spot in society, Zappa hit it. Someone needs to play that role to keep the hypocrites in check. And to show people there are other points of view beyond the trendy bullshit the media feeds them (a Zappa specialty).

Also, feminists HATED Zappa, and Ben Watson's book on Zappa spends a lot of time taking down feminist texts.

Post: #87

(11-26-2013 07:35 PM)JimNortonFan Wrote:  [...]
Roosh is a former scientist. He minimizes entropy by expending less energy.

Post: #88

Awesome. Very well spoken. It must hurt when they realize how smart you are.

Post: #89

Zappa! Check this one out. "Valley Girl"

Zappas daughter "Moon Unit" did the main track. Be funny to see a member who's good with words come up with updated lyrics to Zappas track: I.E.
Chorus( in the musical stylings of "Valley Girl")
"Jezebel, she's a Jezebel,
"Wow, just wow" "whatever dude"
She's a Jezebel,
on the internet"

Use the feminist buzzwords, phrases. This video, done in '82, (for you fans of '80's girls would be hilarious done with tatted up, skrillex hair-cutted, duck-faced misandrists. The Jezebel fans wouldn't be able to keep their eyes off of it.

Post: #90

(11-27-2013 02:43 PM)MidniteSpecial Wrote:  Awesome. Very well spoken. It must hurt when they realize how smart you are.

His intelligence won't register for them. Cognitive dissonance = hamster rationalisation. Any evidence that doesn't match their mental script of him will be discarded.

Would they recognise intelligence anyway? Educated women fall prey to the dunning-kruger effect of overestimating their intelligence whilst underestimating others.

Post: #91

(11-27-2013 01:16 PM)Days of Broken Arrows Wrote:  Also, feminists HATED Zappa, and Ben Watson's book on Zappa spends a lot of time taking down feminist texts.

Watson is the man! As for FZ - textbook Alpha.

Post: #92

Hot model chick runs to my defense in the comment section.

   

   

Post: #93

(11-27-2013 08:27 PM)Tuthmosis Wrote:  Hot model chick runs to my defense in the comment section.

This chick is hotter than half of the cute girls that hate you

Post: #94

Tuth I don't mind a little heat in real life.

I'm gonna cruise around L.A. for the next few weeks and pretend I'm you. Hilarity to ensue.

"Hey girls, you're looking rather well-fed. No eating-disorders here! The name's Tuthmosis, and you are?"

Post: #95

(11-27-2013 08:27 PM)Tuthmosis Wrote:  Hot model chick runs to my defense in the comment section.

Post: #96

(11-27-2013 01:16 PM)Days of Broken Arrows Wrote:  

(11-27-2013 11:09 AM)StudebacherHoch Wrote:  "The NUMBER ONE Blues Band in New York City The Halley DeVestern Band sounds something like Janis Joplin backed by Red Hot Chili Peppers and The Mothers of Invention with just a hint of howitzer."

Bitch, please - the late, great Frank Zappa is spinning in his grave!

Perfect Zappa tune for this fat skank:

Glad to see another Zappa fan here. When I need to describe Roosh to people I've compared him with Zappa. I think Roosh is doing with the Web what Zappa did with music: pushing boundaries and good taste and exposing the close-mindedness of so-called liberals.

Seeing the ROK articles each day is a bit like when I bought each Zappa album. I was always like "What the hell is he gonna do next?" "Jewish Princess," "Catholic Girls." If there was a sensitive spot in society, Zappa hit it. Someone needs to play that role to keep the hypocrites in check. And to show people there are other points of view beyond the trendy bullshit the media feeds them (a Zappa specialty).

Also, feminists HATED Zappa, and Ben Watson's book on Zappa spends a lot of time taking down feminist texts.

Zappa spoke truth to everyone and got under their skin. Ever seen him on Crossfire?

Post: #97

Another great comment.

   

Post: #98

(11-28-2013 02:27 AM)Tuthmosis Wrote:  Another great comment.

That guy should be an honorary RVF member as well.

Post: #99

There are several encouraging comments from non-forum members.

   

   

   

   

   

   

Post: #100

All very nice responses. I find it interesting how the crowd supporting us is usually polite and soft-spoken, while our opponents are OUTRAGED, foaming at the mouth and completely beyond any sort of peaceful discussion.