Post: #1

As a light hearted escape from the current tension surrounding the Forum.

We know most locations in general of members on the Forum.

I've always wondered though, how far we actually span.

This idea of a thread is to trace, in pictures, the vast diversity of locations throughout the world that Roosh's army actually covers.

Picture's should be of recognisible sites with a brief desciption of the site. Also in the pic's an RVF label to verify the authenticity.

At no time put yourself in any danger of being recognised through the sensitivity of the location, and prob best to be a bit covert whilst capturing them.

Here goes.............

In keeping with the Battle theme, and to celebrate the victory of the underdog my opening pic's are from both the Battle of Bannockburn and the Battle of Prestonpans. (Sorry my English brothers!)

Bannockburn, 1314.
Short time after Braveheart's victory at Stirling Bridge. Robert the Bruce King of Scot's defeated the English army against all the odds.

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Bottom inscription reads....We fight not for glory, nor for wealth nor honour, but only and alone we fight for freedom, which no good man surrenders but with his life.


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Battle of Prestonpans, 1745.
Bonnie Prince Charlie and The Jacobites again against all odds, kicks the English's arse again.

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View of the Battlefield


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The Riggonhead March. The carefully laid plan to outmaneuver the enemy the night before the Battle. (Sound familiar!!)




And a couple of pic's from one of Scotlands iconic images. The Forth Rail Bridge, recently awarded UNESCO World heritage status...

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Also with authentic Scottish landwhale!


Think thats enough for starters.

Scot's battalion out.

Post: #2

Gay as aids.

Post: #3

(08-14-2015 07:15 PM)IvanDrago Wrote:  Gay as aids.

Good evening to you too Ivan.

Don't know if I should be like......



Or



Maybe just....

Post: #4

I get where your coming from OP and I commend you on the effort but c'mon man, whose going to take time out of their day to go visit some 'recognizable site' to take a picture with a piece of paper saying RVF. As much as I like RVF, I ain't got time for all that.

I like the concept of seeing how far RVF members span on a global scale. I think a more realistic and just as interesting option would be to have members say where they're from and then you get a world map and dot (red dots of course) the places mentioned by members. I think the final product would be pretty amazing to look at.

Post: #5

Salty, we're operating under Wartime conditions. This could easily be seen as an attempt to gain personal information from members through the embedded EXIF data in supplied photographs, should members forget to remove it.

So, whilst you might mean well, I don't think you'll find many takers. Just chill and enjoy the forum in the meantime.

That being said, my clan crest. I have my grandfather's silver one:

Post: #6

You should have used this one.

Post: #7

Post: #8

(08-14-2015 07:03 PM)Salty Wrote:  As a light hearted escape from the current tension surrounding the Forum

We know most locations in general of members on the Forum.

I've always wondered though, how far we actually span.

This idea of a thread is to trace, in pictures, the vast diversity of locations throughout the world that Roosh's army actually covers.

Picture's should be of recognisible sites with a brief desciption of the site. Also in the pic's an RVF label to verify the authenticity.

At no time put yourself in any danger of being recognised through the sensitivity of the location, and prob best to be a bit covert whilst capturing them.
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(08-14-2015 07:55 PM)Sigma Wrote:  I get where your coming from OP and I commend you on the effort but c'mon man, whose going to take time out of their day to go visit some 'recognizable site' to take a picture with a piece of paper saying RVF. As much as I like RVF, I ain't got time for all that.

Pass these sights during normal working day, took 5minutes to take pic's. Guess I'm lucky.

(08-14-2015 07:55 PM)AnonymousBosch Wrote:  Salty, we're operating under Wartime conditions. This could easily be seen as an attempt to gain personal information from members through the embedded EXIF data in supplied photographs, should members forget to remove it.

Never thought of that! Guess it's not a good idea then.

Sorry Guy's.

Post: #9

No offense man, but check out a community college class on photography, at least if you're going to be putting pics up on display. Even just a one day class with an amateur photographer will work wonders. You could use some help in composing a shot, balance, and editing.

Post: #10

If anything, he should be given a warning for his photography skills.

Post: #11

(08-14-2015 08:40 PM)Mentavious Wrote:  If anything, he should be given a warning for his photography skills.

Post: #12

OP's heart is in the right place, but the execution is 2/10

Post: #13

Why do so many RVF members have a harf on for photography. It is becoming a statement in every thread.

Post: #14

I honestly think that this thread is hilarious and it couldn't have happened without the help of OP.

Post: #15

(08-14-2015 09:07 PM)Asnluver Wrote:  Why do so many RVF members have a harf on for photography. It is becoming a statement in every thread.

Post: #16

Delete.

Post: #17

This would actually be an excellent learning opportunity about removing exif data:

For PC users:
http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/3-ways-to-r...t-want-to/

and for the Mac guys:
http://osxdaily.com/2012/12/05/how-to-re...s-quickly/

Post: #18

While I agree this is a low-value (although well-intentioned) thread from a newbie, with some low-grade photography to boot, I'm also like...



...about the lulz quality of the disses.

For example, this post:

(08-14-2015 07:55 PM)Sigma Wrote:  I get where your coming from OP and I commend you on the effort but c'mon man, whose going to take time out of their day to go visit some 'recognizable site' to take a picture with a piece of paper saying RVF. As much as I like RVF, I ain't got time for all that.

Should, at least, look something more like this:

(08-14-2015 07:55 PM)Sigma Wrote:  I get where your coming from OP and I commend you on the effort but c'mon man, whose going to take time out of their day to go visit some 'recognizable site' to take a picture with a piece of paper saying RVF. As much as I like RVF:

Post: #19

(08-14-2015 08:40 PM)Mentavious Wrote:  If anything, he should be given a warning for his photography skills.

Post: #20

Sheeeeeeeit. Ha, You know it just got real when you get banned before you can even correct your "harf on for photography" fuck up.

Post: #21

I also don't think it's the photography per se that everyone is reacting to. It's the crudeness of the sign that really pushes it over the edge. The bubble lettering is woefully inadequate, and it's drawn on a sheet of regular-ass printer paper--implying the OP wouldn't even spend the 59 cents for a poster board. The letters appear colored in, by brute force, with a regular pilot pen.

He could've at least gone a little gangster, and done some graffiti lettering on that standard piece of paper:

   

But, if I'm him, I go to whatever the equivalent of a Kinko's is in Canada (though judging by the primitiveness of the system of law and order there, I'm not sure if they have them yet), and print something out in color.

You cut it to shape, and fucks with something like this. You could even write the date or whatever inside the head:

   

Post: #22

What's a harf? We may never find out...

Post: #23

^ Sounds like we should have a Roosh version of Flat Stanley.

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Post: #25

This thread has potential.