Post: #51

In my honest opinion, I think that all of these members are a bunch of male feminists.

Post: #52

Cliche, but fitting:

This thread is not going in the direction the OP had hoped for.

Post: #53

(01-25-2016 01:37 AM)Remington Wrote:  kaotic and his ex woman. I know, I know, he will claim the ex was hotter. And is most likely correct.

That girls definitely a cutie, actually I'd say she's more cute than my ex. I also found out she got a huge tat piece on her arm, makes her even less cute.

Something about the brown brother in that picture, I think it's his punchable face.

Maybe that's because I look more rough around the edges and I've got a beard.

Oh and WBKSS (Would Bang Kama Sutra Style)

Every time I think of Remington I think of guns and ammunition.

Post: #54

(01-25-2016 03:42 AM)h3ltrsk3ltr Wrote:  ^Thanks, man. I do get scared sometimes tho. I think if you're not a little scared before you post something, you're not being honest enough.

Like tim ferris said, whatever you fear the most is the thing you most need to do right now.

Follow your fear.

http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/pretty-cool-guy

Post: #55

My opinion is that Creepin's skills with the ladies are nothing short of legendary:

Post: #56

When I think of Germanico, I always think geomann180. The first person who PM'ed out right and asked if I was Cardguy.


I suppose some people confuse me for Polymath.

Post: #57

I don't know where to put this, so here is probably as good a place as any.

Maybe it's just the doldrums of winter, but the forum feels tense right now. Not in a severe way, but more like when you take a road trip with 4 of your best friends and need to get out of the car or you're going to bitch somebody out over something and you'll regret it later.

We haven't had much to come together about lately, the camaraderie of Battle of Toronto feels like forever ago. Politics, Religion, Economics, and Ethnicity are tough subjects to not take personally.

I get the impression there are some members that want to say something more, but they are checking themselves and deciding to be vague or broad-stroke a thread that they disagree with, instead of just getting it off their chest. Saying things like "a lot of guys here" or "some of these posts" aren't specific and result in division amongst the group. There is nothing wrong with debate, but no one knows who they are talking to, so no one replies, or someone new takes on the argument and it goes in circles. There is no resolution, not even an agree-to-disagree final chapter between two members.

In a way, it seems like we are an army, trained and ready to go, with no current mission, and there is this dissension that seems trivial to me.

We are our own culture and it's ok to want to protect that. Like the people I choose to be friends with here in Texas, my white friends, my black friends, my hispanic friends, my 2 friends from India, they are my Texan culture because that's who I spend my time with and they share my values. But there are loser females, fake dimes, and betas, and cucks, and fucking weirdos of all sorts of things we talk about here. I just seek to keep out things that suck the life out of me- especially in real life; reading about it is enough for me. But once the decision is made to band together with those you call friends or family, you take things less personally, look at things from both sides, and then make your decision with a clear head. If it turns out someone wasn't the caliber of friend you thought they were, it will be obvious in due time that you need to trim the fat.

I feel the same way about all of you. I have more respect for the written words of men on this forum than I do my co-workers, acquaintances, hell, even a lot of my extended family. I am paying attention to what you say, and trying to get better at life. A lot of people are, including the next generations of members that are lurking right now deciding if they want to join us.

I already forgot who said it, but it went something like, 'if you're reading this as a member, we aren't talking about you'. That's not verbatim by any means and I butchered it so bad I can't find it, but it got me to start thinking about subject matter in a different mindset. It's one thing to remember the information, but the application of ideas have more impact. As an example, I listened to Moma and rudebwoy's podcast for the first time last week. Ever. Turns out, it's pretty awesome. I didn't think they would be talking about things that would be pertinent to me based on the thread title, but about halfway through the most recent one, Moma starts talking about when girls ask about your Instagram and he responds, 'No, I'm not going on that. I'm right here. Why do you want to look at a picture, when you can get the real thing? ... I don't want to see your picture, I'm looking at you now.' Then states 'reality is always going to take precedence over virtuality.' (referring to being a man people actually know vs. an online persona on social media). I'm not doing it justice, by trying to transcribe it, but the message was clear to me how I'm going to frame my response next time in real life when I meet a new lizard! who starts down that path.

I guess I just don't get it. I can't think of a single forum member that I regularly read that I wouldn't meet up with or wing for in their city or mine. I may not agree with everything they've said, but I can almost guarantee spending time with them would be better than the majority of people walking around town.

I truly hope we were just bored or snowed in or something. It's the only explanation for how that Tuthmosis thread went down.