Post: #51

(11-20-2015 08:32 PM)samsamsam Wrote:  I always liked How G asked people to "break it down" into a datasheet, I dunno, I just liked how he said it.

He is an FBI operation to obtain contact info of guys on this forum.

So everyone who tried reaching out to him, better watch your six.

You've got info on that? From what I know he hasn't met anyone in real life?

I only met one member here so far, but plan to meet more, so that more people can call me a dirtbag

Post: #52

Tell the mods to turn the hammer off tonight and I'll really tell the story.

Post: #53

El Mech is chillin in the office at his auto shop surrounded by Greek grease monkies and multiple guns, not fearing a doxxing, nor giving a flying fuck.

Post: #54

Whether he was for real or not, he was always witty and entertaining and spot on about a lot of things. So that's the value I got from him. I don't really care if he was real, dude made me laugh many times regardless.

Post: #55

My response a year and a half ago on the last G thread. Shit's like clockwork.

(04-16-2014 01:45 AM)wi30 Wrote:  Following up on what WWT said, it's not about running a background check on the guy.

Did he give advice that was advantageous to a good amount of members? Yes.

Is his alleged lifestyle a possible goal for a good amount of members? Yes.

Did he add value to the forum? Yes.

Based on these three questions, G has made a positive impact on the forum regardless of if he is 100% truthful about his complete lifestyle.

I know I have taken life advice from his posts, and my life is better because of it. Just like Santa Claus, whether he is real or not, he has a positive impact on the lives of others.

Post: #56

I saw this thread and thought he started posting again.




Guess I'll have to go back to my native Zanesville to day game at the local indoor mall and hit the Applebee's happy hour.

Post: #57

He's still at it..

Post: #58

(11-20-2015 09:32 PM)speakeasy Wrote:  Whether he was for real or not, he was always witty and entertaining and spot on about a lot of things. So that's the value I got from him. I don't really care if he was real, dude made me laugh many times regardless.

Yea but this is not a comedians only forum. I found Dash very entertaining too but he was banned for NOT being real. So why does G get a pass for the same thing?

What if I were a 19 year old blonde chick from Idaho gassing that I'm some UK chap from Nigeria? Would I get the same pass although some find me funny and entertaining?

I'm not hating on G, power to all who continue to better their lives and those of others around them but I'm just curious to what sets G aside from Dash Global etc.

Post: #59

(11-21-2015 03:42 AM)GlobalMan Wrote:  He's still at it..

This is the kind of thing that I don't find far fetched, you should see Dash over on NN giving advice about Medellin and how he'd bang 2-3 girls a week yet has never stepped foot in the city.

Post: #60

Quote:California folk and their bullshit nonsense.

CMQ

The G

Mikecf

veloce

These guys are not from California!

They moved here later in their adult life!

Well, with "G", we have no idea where he is from..

I have no problem with people criticizing California and criticizing the people of California but the reality is.. Those guys are not from California!

Just sayin.. We have enough of our own weirdos, sjws, and liberal idiots!

(by the way, I have no issue with any of those guys)

***

G was popular because crime is red pill.

Doing whatever the fuck you want is red pill.

Being a slave to society is blue pill.

That's why G's attitude resonated with many men.

He preached masculine freedom.

Post: #61

I think his LA data-sheets were pretty spot-on.

I have met most of those people who are lambasted here (sans G) and they are all different than their internet persona.

Post: #62

(11-21-2015 02:26 PM)DVY Wrote:  I think his LA data-sheets were pretty spot-on.

I have met most of those people who are lambasted here (sans G) and they are all different than their internet persona.

In a good way or a bad way?

Post: #63

(11-21-2015 02:26 PM)DVY Wrote:  I think his LA data-sheets were pretty spot-on.

I have met most of those people who are lambasted here (sans G) and they are all different than their internet persona.

All the cats I met from here were EXACTLY who they are on the forum. Great chaps. It's easy to get an 'LA data-sheet' spot on. The internet is wide open.

Post: #64

Just different. Its easy to stereotype based on internet writing.

Meeting people you see the more human side, get a sense of their vulnerabilities and their weak spots which are glossed over online.

@Moma- I would say quite the opposite. Its very difficult to get an accurate LA data-sheet especially in Hollywood. Things change so fast. The faces in charge stay the same but the spots constantly rotate depending on the night.

Restaurants wax and wane in popularity. Girls follow promoters based on club nights, which ties into restaurants which ties into other issues.

Right now the "scene" is moving more and more toward restaurants especially WeHO lounge/restaurant style. I don't see many people talking about that in the LA threads.

How about the ethnic nights or music-centered spots? Salsa spots... Asian nights.... EDM funk crowd.... old school hip-hop clubs... live jazz nights. Never seen anybody drop data like that. i had to find it all myself or through my extended circle of people.

The internet might be "wide open" but 99% of it is fluff.

I remember LA thread somebody chimed in about how great Mr. Fish was. I thought it sucked. The layout was terrible w/3 flights of stairs, table layout making it hard to hunt, weird live alternative music and funky looking people. The smoking area was near the entrance which is a POS.

The flip is how everybody hates on Katsuya when it is one of my favorite places in Hwood to drink. The hottest girls roll through there to eat. Its a post-chop heaven for the outside smoking area.

True data comes from pounding the pavement and working your contacts

Post: #65

(11-20-2015 11:34 AM)scotian Wrote:  Taste in music: G, along with Tuthmosis probably has the best taste in music on here in my opinion, he would always post Youtube videos of old school 90s hip hop and rap I haven't heard in years

The only thing I'm disliking about this thread is that nobody saw to it that we kepts it mad real with the soundtrack:

Post: #66

(11-20-2015 08:35 PM)el mechanico Wrote:  Tell the mods to turn the hammer off tonight and I'll really tell the story.

Post: #67

(11-21-2015 03:02 PM)Moma Wrote:  

(11-21-2015 02:26 PM)DVY Wrote:  I think his LA data-sheets were pretty spot-on.

I have met most of those people who are lambasted here (sans G) and they are all different than their internet persona.

All the cats I met from here were EXACTLY who they are on the forum. Great chaps. It's easy to get an 'LA data-sheet' spot on. The internet is wide open.

I tend to take things written by high post members from areas where lots of RVF guys live but haven't met any with a grain of salt, why wouldn't they meet up for a quick drink? I've met a ton of guys on here and I think that the way I act is basically in line with how I post on here. If you create an online persona where you lead others to believe that you're an elite level player, wealthy, etc then they'll expect you to act like that when you meet. The last thing I want to do when meeting someone new is to be under pressure live up to some kind of hype, I just want to have a few drinks and shoot the shit with a like minded fella.

Lots of the guys I've met have been super cool, Moma was nice enough to let me crash at his place a couple of times (I may have to ask you again soon!) and I've been to El Mech's place, met his kid and he's met my parents. I've also met low post non-repped newbies who turned out to be great guys, probably the best example of that was when I met Linux last year, I think I may have been the first RVF guy he met. Just keep it real and everything will be fine.

Post: #68

Scotian, you are always welcome at my spot, bro! I moved out of the hood so no need to worry about lurking hoodrats! Just hit me up and I got you, fam!

Post: #69

(11-21-2015 04:11 PM)Moma Wrote:  Scotian, you are always welcome at my spot, bro! I moved out of the hood so no need to worry about lurking hoodrats! Just hit me up and I got you, fam!

Ah man I kinda liked that area, cruising around there in my rental car checking out racthet ghetto girls was so much fun, I hope you found another Jamaican spot we can hit up next time. We'll also have to go up and visit El Mech and shoot some gators.

Post: #70

G is a manifestation of the 48 laws of power.

Scroll through the list and see: http://home.earthlink.net/~denmartin/flp.html

Quote:LAW 1) Never outshine the master (p1-7)

LAW 2) Never put too much trust in friends, learn how to use enemies (p8-15)

LAW 3) Conceal your intentions (p16-30)

LAW 4) Always say less than necessary (p31-36)

LAW 5) So much depends on reputation --- guard it with your life! (p37-43)

LAW 6) Court attention at all cost (p44-55)

LAW 7) Get others to do the work for you, but always take the credit! (p56-61)

LAW 8) Make other people come to you --- use bait if necessary! (p62-68)

LAW 9) Win through your actions, never through argument (p69-75)

LAW 10) Infection --- avoid the unhappy and unlucky (p76-81)

LAW 11) Learn to keep people dependent on you (p82-88)

LAW 12) Use selective honesty and generosity to disarm your victim (p89-94)

LAW 13) When asking for help, appeal to people's self-interest, never to their mercy or gratitude (p95-100)

LAW 14) Pose as a friend, work as a spy (p101-106)

LAW 15) Crush your enemy totally! (p107-114)

LAW 16) Use absence to increase respect and honor (p115-122)

LAW 17) Keep others in suspended terror --- cultivate an air of unpredictability! (p123-129)

LAW 18) Do not build fortresses to protect yourself --- isolation is dangerous! (p130-136)

LAW 19) Know who you are dealing with --- do not offend the wrong person (p137-144)

LAW 20) Do not commit to anyone (p145-155)

LAW 21) Play a sucker to catch a sucker --- seem dumber than your mark (p156-162)

LAW 22) Use the surrender tactic --- transform weakness into power! (p163-170)

LAW 23) Concentrate your forces (p171-177)

LAW 24) Play the perfect courtier (p178-190)

LAW 25) Re-create your life! (p191-199)

LAW 26) Keep your hands clean (p200-214)

LAW 27) Play on people's need to believe to create a cultlike following (p215-226)

LAW 28) Enter action with boldness (p227-235)

LAW 29) Plan all the way to the end (p236-244)

LAW 30) Make your accomplishments seem effortless (p245-253)

LAW 31) Control the options --- get others to play with the cards you deal (p254-262)

LAW 32) Play to people's fantasies (p263-270)

LAW 33) Discover each employee's thumbscrew! (p271-281)

LAW 34) Be royal in your own fashion --- act like a king or queen to be treated like one! (p252-290)

LAW 35) Master the art of timing (p291-299)

LAW 36) Disdain things you cannot have --- ignoring them is the best revenge! (p300-308)

LAW 37) Create compelling spectacles (p309-316)

LAW 38) Think as you like but behave like others (p317-324)

LAW 39) Stir up waters to catch fish! (p325-332)

LAW 40) Despise the free lunch (p333-346)

LAW 41) Avoid stepping into a great man's shoes (p347-357)

LAW 42) Strike the shephere and the sheep will scatter (p358-366)

LAW 43) Work on the hearts and minds of others! (p367-375)

LAW 44) Disarm and infuriate with the "mirror effect" (p376-391)

LAW 45) Preach the need for change, but never reform too much at once! (p392-399)

LAW 46) Never appear too perfect! --- Only gods and the dead can seem perfect with impunity! (p400-409)

LAW 47) Do not go past the mark you aimed for --- in victory, learn when to stop! (p410-418)

LAW 48) Assume formlessness! (p419-430)

Post: #71

(11-21-2015 04:14 PM)scotian Wrote:  

(11-21-2015 04:11 PM)Moma Wrote:  Scotian, you are always welcome at my spot, bro! I moved out of the hood so no need to worry about lurking hoodrats! Just hit me up and I got you, fam!

Ah man I kinda liked that area, cruising around there in my rental car checking out racthet ghetto girls was so much fun, I hope you found another Jamaican spot we can hit up next time. We'll also have to go up and visit El Mech and shoot some gators.

There's like 20 Colombian restaurants on north Armenia in Tampa they've been popping up all over.

There's a bar there called the manosphere I want to check out I hear it's hot.

Post: #72

(11-21-2015 04:46 PM)el mechanico Wrote:  

(11-21-2015 04:14 PM)scotian Wrote:  

(11-21-2015 04:11 PM)Moma Wrote:  Scotian, you are always welcome at my spot, bro! I moved out of the hood so no need to worry about lurking hoodrats! Just hit me up and I got you, fam!

Ah man I kinda liked that area, cruising around there in my rental car checking out racthet ghetto girls was so much fun, I hope you found another Jamaican spot we can hit up next time. We'll also have to go up and visit El Mech and shoot some gators.

There's like 20 Colombian restaurants on north Armenia in Tampa they've been popping up all over.

There's a bar there called the manosphere I want to check out I hear it's hot.

Does the bar in Tampa called the manosphere have the same ownership as the bars in Zanesville and Scranton with the same name?

Post: #73

(11-20-2015 08:35 PM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  

(11-20-2015 08:32 PM)samsamsam Wrote:  I always liked How G asked people to "break it down" into a datasheet, I dunno, I just liked how he said it.

He is an FBI operation to obtain contact info of guys on this forum.

So everyone who tried reaching out to him, better watch your six.

You've got info on that? From what I know he hasn't met anyone in real life?

I only met one member here so far, but plan to meet more, so that more people can call me a dirtbag

Where are you based out of ZC? PM me dirtbag.

I've met about 65 forum members by now (/thread-11992...pid1121104 - need to add a few). In fact, I hung out with a couple chaps at the French Embassy last night, part work part pleasure.

Offer is open to anyone else as well. I hail from DC, if that weren't obvious enough. The more the merrier.

Also I am overdue for a trip to Tampa, be there when I'm not busy wrestling alligators.

Post: #74

Why do we have so may G based treads here?

Maybe we should just have a Gmanifesto lounge.

Post: #75

I pulled a latin lizard last night with a planet for an ass and I thought of what el mechanico says about their wahala but my flesh was weak.

Glossary:

Wahala: Trouble