Post: #26

There's a couple guys who bought tickets for London but can't make it. Check out this thread: /thread-47328.html

Also do you guys who came to Berlin have any pictures? I forgot to take pictures. You can email them to [email protected] If I share any I'll block out faces/names.

Post: #27

(06-28-2015 06:32 PM)Enjoythedecline Wrote:  Quintius are you going to be at Montreal ?

Yes, I'll be there.
Airline ticket and room already paid for.

Post: #28

Perhaps this sounds dumb, but what's the general "dress code?"

If there's gonna be a night out afterwards, I would assume suiting up is probably the best thing to do.

Post: #29

(06-29-2015 03:56 PM)Libertas Wrote:  Perhaps this sounds dumb, but what's the general "dress code?"

If there's gonna be a night out afterwards, I would assume suiting up is probably the best thing to do.

Whatever you feel comfortable with. I don't plan on going to any venue at night where I need to be in a suit, so I'll be super casual.

Post: #30

As someone who only discovered Roosh a few months ago I wasn't sure what to expect from his talk, but it was worth every cent. Practically everyone there was an intelligent class-A man, and the discussion/night out afterwards probably taught me more than most books I've read on Game. I don't think I've ever hung out with such a large group of guys where we could all speak openly without a mental filter.

I'll keep an eye out in the Berlin hipster papers to see if the fat chick writes anything about the event.

Post: #31

Meet Quintus and zelcorpion in Montreal or samseau and gringuito in NYC...? Decisions!

Post: #32

Hey everybody. I am glad that the Berlin Lecture was a success. I am going to the NYC one. I am going to stay at a hotel/hostela mile or two away from The Port Authority on Manhatten Island.

For the last few years, I have been out of the loop and game. Bad diet/ weight gain..shitty attitude. But listening to Roosh and reading ROK and his wedsite and forums on here...I finally decided to get off of my ass and change things. It will take awhile. But, I know good things are to come. To Roosh and every one else, see you in New York!

Matt

Post: #33

Is this an every year thing or how is the frequency of such meet and greets. I.E. if I miss 2015 next time will be....

Post: #34

I was going to suggest trying the West Coast if he ever does this again, but frankly the West Coast is a lost cause.

Post: #35

delete

Post: #36

Dude
She wasm't chacking any coats. She was "The Receptionist".
And yes - she was Hot, and she was gone after the lecture started.

Post: #37

I also enjoyed the event very much. I met up with Tokyo Joe, Lucky, YoungArt, and Pain Positive for lunch before the event. We shared a good laugh about the huge gay parade which happened just outside near the place of the event. Those 4 guys and all the other guys I could relate to and bonded with some of them instantly. Even though we come from sometimes completely different backgrounds and live all over the world, we all hold similar views and could talk to each other without a "filter", as others have mentioned.

The lecture itself was very good, Roosh managed to keep his lecture entertaining and interesting and took his time for an extensive Q & A session. Actual game-related stuff had its time and place during the lecture, but Roosh also concentrated on many other topics. It was also great to get the chance to socialise with the Man himself and the other guests.

We also went out at night and tried to pull some chicks in a few different venues, but most of us didn´t score. Doesn´t matter, it was a great experience to meet Roosh and some other guys from the forum.

I met with Tokyo Joe the next day again for dinner and some beers and we had a good time again and shared an interesting discussion.

All in all, I can recommend the events with Roosh wholeheartedly, for a really reasonable price you get to see a great lecture, meet Roosh himself and many other great guys you can relate to and who share the same core values and views. Be sure to attend one of the following events if you get the chance, it´s well worth it.

It would be interesting to meet up with other like-minded people of the forum more regularly, maybe the next step would be to organize local meetups from time to time. As for myself, I´m always up for meeting like-minded guys, so if you are ever in Southern Germany or Austria, feel free to shoot me a message.

Post: #38

(06-29-2015 05:25 PM)Peregrine Wrote:  Meet Quintus and zelcorpion in Montreal or samseau and gringuito in NYC...? Decisions!

I might miss this series. Gotta be back in Europe by 15.8. - business partner meeting.

Don't know if I will want to fly back and forth to Montreal with severe time constraints attached.

Post: #39

So the big woman and gay man at the Berlin lecture were indeed spies for Vice. The woman published her article today. Some highlights via Google Translation:

Quote:Roosh gets up and this looks a bit resigned from. He has tried it. He does not trust me. I am a risk factor, perhaps one of the "ugly feminists", of which he had already anticipated in advance that they would try to blow up the event. Although everyone could come, it was said at the announcement of his "Roosh Lecture" in Berlin, However, the program would be tailored solely to heterosexual men.

Several attendees warned me about them, but they were quiet like two mice and accepted my personal warning that the lecture would offend them, so I let them stay. They never disrupted the event.

Quote:Roosh stops speaking and it's time for the Q & A session with the participants. And the mood shifts. From Moser Retiree meeting for sociopaths seminar.

Quote:I'm afraid. Afraid ignorant to meet every day to people who carry precisely this kind of toxic, inhuman mindset in itself. With someone to go home, after having perhaps entertain absolutely fantastic for hours to find out that me in their own homes, are denied presence of the public, as a woman any kind of self-determination. Afraid, from now having to look at every acquaintance in the eyes of my counterpart for a hint that somewhere deep down a monster hides, waiting only for the right moment to give me his to demonstrate physical superiority .

http://www.vice.com/de/read/als-frau-auf...berlin-888

Post: #40

The media loves drawing cartoon versions of you.

Post: #41

Headline, via google translate: 'I was at the seminar of rape proponent'

Post: #42

And two pictures:

Post: #43

(07-02-2015 07:39 PM)Roosh Wrote:  

Quote:I'm afraid. Afraid ignorant to meet every day to people who carry precisely this kind of toxic, inhuman mindset in itself. With someone to go home, after having perhaps entertain absolutely fantastic for hours to find out that me in their own homes, are denied presence of the public, as a woman any kind of self-determination. Afraid, from now having to look at every acquaintance in the eyes of my counterpart for a hint that somewhere deep down a monster hides, waiting only for the right moment to give me his to demonstrate physical superiority .

http://www.vice.com/de/read/als-frau-auf...berlin-888

That's writing? Christ, my head hurts reading that...

Post: #44

(07-02-2015 07:58 PM)Hotwheels Wrote:  

(07-02-2015 07:39 PM)Roosh Wrote:  

Quote:I'm afraid. Afraid ignorant to meet every day to people who carry precisely this kind of toxic, inhuman mindset in itself. With someone to go home, after having perhaps entertain absolutely fantastic for hours to find out that me in their own homes, are denied presence of the public, as a woman any kind of self-determination. Afraid, from now having to look at every acquaintance in the eyes of my counterpart for a hint that somewhere deep down a monster hides, waiting only for the right moment to give me his to demonstrate physical superiority .

http://www.vice.com/de/read/als-frau-auf...berlin-888

That's writing? Christ, my head hurts reading that...

I'm assuming it reads better in German.

Hope they didn't take any pictures of attendees.

Post: #45

(07-02-2015 08:10 PM)Peregrine Wrote:  

(07-02-2015 07:58 PM)Hotwheels Wrote:  

(07-02-2015 07:39 PM)Roosh Wrote:  

Quote:I'm afraid. Afraid ignorant to meet every day to people who carry precisely this kind of toxic, inhuman mindset in itself. With someone to go home, after having perhaps entertain absolutely fantastic for hours to find out that me in their own homes, are denied presence of the public, as a woman any kind of self-determination. Afraid, from now having to look at every acquaintance in the eyes of my counterpart for a hint that somewhere deep down a monster hides, waiting only for the right moment to give me his to demonstrate physical superiority .

http://www.vice.com/de/read/als-frau-auf...berlin-888

That's writing? Christ, my head hurts reading that...

I'm assuming it reads better in German.

Hope they didn't take any pictures of attendees.

Ahhh. I didn't click the link so didn't know it was translated. Just saw the .com and figured it was in English.

Post: #46

Quote:Hope they didn't take any pictures of attendees.

They didn't.

Post: #47

Holy fuck...

For those not in attendance, this "woman" (to stretch the definition of the word to its breaking point) was a walking Hambeast caricature.

True to hamster form, she reinterprets Roosh's gentlemanly forewarning and offer of reimbursement as a pick-up attempt:

The Hambeast Wrote:"I am going to say many things that will really make you angry. If you want to go now, that's OK. I'll give you back the money for your ticket," says Roosh, one of the most well-known misogynists and men's rights activists of the U.S. All the while his hand is resting on my upper arm and he bows intimately toward me. As someone whose literary production is limited to Pick-Up and "Game" advice, he knows that one must quickly establish bodily contact with a woman. If she does not shrink away, that's a good sign. I just sit there and smile.

Roosh, you should have sarged ahead...

Post: #48

We live in quite a harrowing time. We have successfully reconstructed an inquisitorial atmosphere. It's truly telling that normal men are now being pressured to keep their heads low in just going to a meeting like this, because it disrupts the orthodoxy. Meanwhile, hambeast freaks are being given carte blanche to do what they will without a second thought. Those that are least capable are now being set up as the rulers (or at least the guardian class) and viciously patrolling against thought crimes.

It would be one thing if this failure of a woman was sent to report on the matter and then bring it up to her readers to address the merits or demerits of what was being discussed. It was not so. Instead, she was sent to serve her patrolman's role for the orthodoxy, and ruthlessly attempt to bring those that are non-compliant into line.

I'm not sure if we'll see something similar in New York. Perhaps some typist for rag mags like The New Yorker will be there, but some "guardian" of the PC orthodoxy will likely be there, and admittedly this has caused me to second guess myself. But fuck that, that's my old self talking, the self they want us to be, not the self that guys like Roosh are encouraging us to be.

The time to take up our swords is now.

Post: #49

Quote:True to hamster form, she reinterprets Roosh's gentlemanly forewarning and offer of reimbursement as a pick-up attempt:

I scanned my brain to remember if I really touched her or not but I can't be certain either way because so many things happened that day. I swear I don't normally touch large women.

Post: #50

(07-02-2015 09:26 PM)Roosh Wrote:  

Quote:True to hamster form, she reinterprets Roosh's gentlemanly forewarning and offer of reimbursement as a pick-up attempt:

I scanned my brain to remember if I really touch her or not but I can't be certain either way because so many things happened that day. I swear I don't normally touch large women.

Sure you don't touch large women.