Post: #101

Few weeks ago at my part time fast food place job. I was sitting on break with a couple other coworkers, both high school kids. One girl is probably 17, and the other guy is 15.

He buys her ice cream, for no other reason that I knew of besides that she wanted some.

He tries to have her share some of it, but she says 'no, buy your own'. A girl with good looks and bitchy attitude as a result of spineless guys bending over for her all the time.

He sulks and looks for pity out of her. 'Come on.. I bought it for you'

I had to tame myself a bit not to have a meltdown on the spot, where I told the guy if anything she should be buying him something, but at the very least buy it for yourself and share some with her. There were so many things wrong with that situation. I can't remember exactly but I did say something about it, although nothing provocative.

This girl is rather social and talks to people around the store at work, and guys are soo happy to have her attention when she comes around and speaks to them. They stop everything they're doing just to chat.

She doesn't ever start conversations with me, because either I am talking to someone else or doing some work. I don't make time specifically to talk to her. But I do tease her if that chance is good. Usually I call her out on her attention and probing, 'don't you have work to do on your side?'

It's nothing noteworthy by any means but I don't think she's ever been called out on by anyone, no matter how mild it is.

Post: #102

(02-23-2014 02:04 PM)samsamsam Wrote:  

(02-19-2014 09:50 PM)Remington Wrote:  I can't stand men that believe it is a "progressive " thing to do to hyphenate their last names or take their wives last name when they get married.

Men are taking the last name of their wives? That a typo? Or have I just been living under a rock. WHAT THE FUCK!

No typo. I personally know a dude who took his wife's last name. I'd be embarrassed.

This pretty much sums it up. 0:00-0:32

Post: #103

Actually, I just remembered this one, for my second consecutive masculinity meltdown double post this week.

Anytime you're having a conversation with a guy, and a girl comes in and interrupts it, and the guy you're talking to allows the girl to interrupt and gives all attention to her.

This bothers me. But at the same time it lets me know which guys deserve respect, and which guys I'd never roll out with.

He could be making a point, I could be making a point, and a girl interrupts and he instantly turns all attention towards her.

It's social nature to interrupt people sometimes, I do it as well, but when you get interrupted just ignore it until the current point/conversation is done. Finish what you're saying or listening to, then divert your attention to whoever just came in.

I know its pathetic because these guys don't divert their attention to dudes when they interrupt but do it anytime a girl does.

Post: #104

Ever tried telling the girl: excuse me we are talking

Post: #105

(02-23-2014 02:35 PM)dog24 Wrote:  Ever tried telling the girl: excuse me we are talking

Yeah along those lines before for sure. Proper tone would be important for this.

But I don't even bother personally, I ignore her, but it's rare a guy I'm with will call her out on it or do the same. Goes to show how most guys are pathetic nowadays.

I think I've called out a girl like this before and had the guy even turn on me once and take the girls side of it. That is the reason why I don't go out with those work guys anymore, despite them always wanting to have me out with them for drinks. They are chill if it's just us shooting the shit, but if a girl comes in or is involved in some way, they are just:

Post: #106

Post: #107

(02-23-2014 02:35 PM)dog24 Wrote:  Ever tried telling the girl: excuse me we are talking

I say something like " hang on a sec ' in a monotone voice (so she has no emotional stimulus to react from) , no eye contact while I finish my conversation with the guy is more effective at not accusing white knight to turn on me.

Ifshe butts in asking the dude, I just butt in right back. And since I have a louder voice and more frame, it shows her who is boss without me out right saying it.

Post: #108

(02-23-2014 07:17 AM)dreambig Wrote:  Guys who ask for advice about girls, only to then go and do the EXACT OPPOSITE. People just don't listen so I rarely even bother trying to help anymore.

One of my best friends does this. I wanna scream at this cat sometimes. Now he gets pissed when I don't give him advice.

He'll make the same mistakes with women and never adjusts. I just like seeing the comedy in it now.

Post: #109

this is gold and a rant definitely adequate for this thread. Idk how it doesn't have more views.

Quote:Gadget hoes, everywhere I go. Even the gym
Texting "LMFAO"s, tying up the leg press
On the stationary bike. Pedal faster
Bitch, go back to level 2
That's why you ain't lost no weight yet

At IHOP an hour later, Instagram it: Bacon
Asking all your Facebook friends:

[Female]
"Should I do it?"

[J-Zone]
A disgrace. Been at the gym five years. Still fat
But you've got enough [???], may as well stuff your face

And the fellas ain't no better
Half these men grown
Bitch put 'em in the friend zone
They still go and text 'em
Put some bass in your voice, nigga
Your're 30 and in the zone
6'8", 350 and you're texting the bitch emoticons?
When God was handing out dicks, he forgot you

Post: #110

The first thing I learned post graduation was that networking is useless unless you are a hot girl, related to someone who can pull strings, or went to an ivy league school or something close to it.

I had someone blow my ego apart when I was desperately trying to network and find a job. In retrospect I was annoying, desperate, and worse too enthusiastic. Networking only benefits hot women but seeing this makes me laugh.

Chalk this one up to a shitty economy, no jobs, and boomers who should GTFO of the job market but can't since they have no money.

Post: #111

(02-25-2014 05:54 AM)Lucario Wrote:  

(02-23-2014 02:35 PM)dog24 Wrote:  Ever tried telling the girl: excuse me we are talking

I say something like " hang on a sec ' in a monotone voice (so she has no emotional stimulus to react from) , no eye contact while I finish my conversation with the guy is more effective at not accusing white knight to turn on me.

Ifshe butts in asking the dude, I just butt in right back. And since I have a louder voice and more frame, it shows her who is boss without me out right saying it.

"Listen sweetheart, I'm trying to have a conversation with my boy. How about you go to the bar, get me a beer, and wait for us to finish speaking."

Post: #112

(02-25-2014 11:56 AM)RX2 Wrote:  this is gold and a rant definitely adequate for this thread. Idk how it doesn't have more views.

Quote:Gadget hoes, everywhere I go. Even the gym
Texting "LMFAO"s, tying up the leg press
On the stationary bike. Pedal faster
Bitch, go back to level 2
That's why you ain't lost no weight yet

At IHOP an hour later, Instagram it: Bacon
Asking all your Facebook friends:

[Female]
"Should I do it?"

[J-Zone]
A disgrace. Been at the gym five years. Still fat
But you've got enough [???], may as well stuff your face

And the fellas ain't no better
Half these men grown
Bitch put 'em in the friend zone
They still go and text 'em
Put some bass in your voice, nigga
Your're 30 and in the zone
6'8", 350 and you're texting the bitch emoticons?
When God was handing out dicks, he forgot you

Come on, you gotta finish that last line:
"And if Barry White was alive he woulda shot you"

Post: #113

This

Post: #114

^^^^

The fact that he can't drive or the fact that he looks like a stoner who listens to emo music?

Post: #115

Note the comment at the bottom right.

Post: #116

(03-01-2014 07:10 PM)Agent 47 Wrote:  ^^^^

The fact that he can't drive or the fact that he looks like a stoner who listens to emo music?

He's intimidated by the idea of driving...

FFS, I wasn't a big man at 17, but I wasn't intimidated by a fucking car, it was exciting. I kept getting told to slow down by my driving instructor. when I did pass my test, I used to tear around corners down country roads. Great stuff, it's what you're supposed to do at that age.

This is another useless soft bodied modern prick, full of fucking 'emotions' that he wants everyone to give a fuck about. A product of leftist school systems and weak parents. The real world will chew him up and spit him out in a couple years.

Probably raised by parents who let him talk back to them. Does anyone else notice this? I keep hearing kids in public treating their parents like bitches, since they've obviously never had a smack round the face.

Post: #117

Fuck, if my driving was videotaped, you'd be shocked to see how I'm not dead or in prison by now. What a fucking pussy 17 year old. If you're going to drive, do it fast but don't get caught/hurt.

Post: #118

(02-23-2014 02:28 PM)Nascimento Wrote:  Actually, I just remembered this one, for my second consecutive masculinity meltdown double post this week.

Anytime you're having a conversation with a guy, and a girl comes in and interrupts it, and the guy you're talking to allows the girl to interrupt and gives all attention to her.

This bothers me. But at the same time it lets me know which guys deserve respect, and which guys I'd never roll out with.

He could be making a point, I could be making a point, and a girl interrupts and he instantly turns all attention towards her.

It's social nature to interrupt people sometimes, I do it as well, but when you get interrupted just ignore it until the current point/conversation is done. Finish what you're saying or listening to, then divert your attention to whoever just came in.

I know its pathetic because these guys don't divert their attention to dudes when they interrupt but do it anytime a girl does.

It's a chance to use a James Bond's classic line: "Run along now, man talk".