Post: #151

(09-13-2011 04:54 PM)Mr.GM Wrote:  Mixx, as a sugestion I believe that it would be nice to put some fitness/appearance & lifestyle tips in your show from time to time.I know you have valuable info on this matter
I want to see some Colombia street/day game!
Great work hermano

Hey Mr Gm ,What happened to your Rio report...did you do it?

And your European trip...what happened?

Thanks

Post: #152

Mixx , have you totally stoped your videos?

Why not doing something like Roosh , don't need to tape real approach situations (since can be costly / hard) just you giving some advice about places you visited ,game , lifestyle etc..

(10-18-2011 09:50 AM)Pilgrim37 Wrote:  Hey Mr Gm ,What happened to your Rio report...did you do it?

And your European trip...what happened?

Thanks

I went to Rio but I didn't find the need to write a new datasheet , I just added info to other Rio Threads.

I went only to London and portugal last year,I had to get back to solve my financial situation , as soon as I get it sorted out I'll go back to the road.

Post: #153

Anyone know what Mixx's twitter is?

Post: #154

http://twitter.com/#!/MixxTVOnline

but it got suspended a while back

Post: #155

If you are looking to get a hold of him you ca shoot him a PM on here and he will probably get a notification to his email.

Post: #156

He sent me an email. He said that he is going to travel for a while and at least for now he is not going to post anywhere .
Too bad that he left the forum..

Post: #157

(03-09-2012 03:21 PM)RioNomad Wrote:  If you are looking to get a hold of him you ca shoot him a PM on here and he will probably get a notification to his email.

I just wanted to see if he is doing anything with MixxTV.

I have his contact info.

Post: #158

(03-09-2012 05:01 PM)Mr.GM Wrote:  He sent me an email. He said that he is going to travel for a while and at least for now he is not going to post anywhere .
Too bad that he left the forum..

Is it because of the disabling of the reputation feature?

Post: #159

(03-09-2012 05:27 PM)FretDancer Wrote:  

(03-09-2012 05:01 PM)Mr.GM Wrote:  He sent me an email. He said that he is going to travel for a while and at least for now he is not going to post anywhere .
Too bad that he left the forum..

Is it because of the disabling of the reputation feature?

It seems so , but I believe that it was just the last straw.

Post: #160

What were the other "straws"???

Why was he unhappy with the forum?

Post: #161

(03-10-2012 11:38 AM)Giovonny Wrote:  What were the other "straws"???

Why was he unhappy with the forum?

I notice he said in one of his last days that "he was giving more than he was receiving" (so to speak).

Which I am sure he was.

Guys post on here some question about Pereria Colombia, and Mixx threw down an answer ASAP.

I am sure tons of people never said thanks to the guy. Or ever even followed up and told him how it went.

That kind of crap can get annoying to some people.

There are a f*ckload of ungrateful bastards out there.

Hell, I have given people tons of advice and never a thank you. Or a follow up. I am sure you have too.

I am sure ton of people on here have. But the "ungratefulness" multiplies exponentially for a guy that posted as much as Mixx.

It is kind of ridiculous if you think about it. Especially if you are a person that takes the time to thank people if they help you. Which I do.

The world is just filled with low-quality people. The internet makes you realize this. It is almost depressing. Unless you are extremely mentally strong.

The good thing for me, is I enjoy this forum helping people, writing in general and its a release for me.

I work out many ideas that I am going to post on The G Manifesto on here. It is kind of like my training and sparring sessions before The Fight.

I can totally see where Mixx was coming from honestly.

Post: #162

G- if we do things only expecting thanks, then it is not a true gift. Only those who are lacking of thanks in their life will take things like that to heart.

I have also dropped tested gems in here and people don't say thanks. But I have learned to give without expecting because when one really feels thankful, they will give because they want to, not because they are expecting anything in return.

You say the world is full of ungrateful people, well you guys are speaking from a North American perspective where everything is summed down to a capitalist point.

Y'all should try visiting countries where they subsist on very little (in comparison to what you guys get in North America) and then see how grateful they are and happy just to see you. Whatever little gift you give them, see how grateful they are.

When one has experienced that, one will know that the world has a fair share of grateful people.

The problem is, one act of negativity cancels out five good acts. We are more likely to remember the negative than the positive.

So all this giving, conditional upon a thank you, is coming from people with a dearth in their life.

Post: #163

(03-10-2012 12:06 PM)Moma Wrote:  G- if we do things only expecting thanks, then it is not a true gift. Only those who are lacking of thanks in their life will take things like that to heart.

I have also dropped tested gems in here and people don't say thanks. But I have learned to give without expecting because when one really feels thankful, they will give because they want to, not because they are expecting anything in return.

You say the world is full of ungrateful people, well you guys are speaking from a North American perspective where everything is summed down to a capitalist point.

Y'all should try visiting countries where they subsist on very little (in comparison to what you guys get in North America) and then see how grateful they are and happy just to see you. Whatever little gift you give them, see how grateful they are.

When one has experienced that, one will know that the world has a fair share of grateful people.

The problem is, one act of negativity cancels out five good acts. We are more likely to remember the negative than the positive.

So all this giving, conditional upon a thank you, is coming from people with a dearth in their life.

EDIT: This is actually the first time I give a "gift"... it feels weird sending a guy a box of chocolates...

Post: #164

(03-10-2012 12:06 PM)Moma Wrote:  G- if we do things only expecting thanks, then it is not a true gift. Only those who are lacking of thanks in their life will take things like that to heart.

I have also dropped tested gems in here and people don't say thanks. But I have learned to give without expecting because when one really feels thankful, they will give because they want to, not because they are expecting anything in return.

I agree with you 100%.

If I posted here "only expecting thanks", I would have split 2 years ago.

Like I said, above, I post here because I enjoy it, in addition to other reasons.

Quote:You say the world is full of ungrateful people, well you guys are speaking from a North American perspective where everything is summed down to a capitalist point.

Your right, I am speaking from a North American perspective. And from that perspective I am not just saying that "people are ungrateful", I straight up know "people are ungrateful".

Quote:Y'all should try visiting countries where they subsist on very little (in comparison to what you guys get in North America) and then see how grateful they are and happy just to see you. Whatever little gift you give them, see how grateful they are.

Good point.

And I have.

Post: #165

I think Mixx felt like he got all his "thanx" taken away from him. That day I had a calculator on my desk and did some quick math. If he spent three minutes on each post average it would add up to working a month and a half at 40 hours a week here in time.

I liked our rep system even with the-1 active. When I read a thread of someone I dont recognize now I'm thinking who is this? Ohh it's that dude who wrote that cool shit about Bangkok.

Post: #166

I think he got tired of looking at "the picture.".

Post: #167

I am sure he received many direct and indirect thanks. I sent him a pm once and promptly answered. This I am sure goes on with many on our forum. When Elvis died, music didn't stop. The show goes on. PUA guru David deangelo got married. Maybe Roosh finds his utopian woman, the list goes on and on from G manifesto to Hencredible to myself and the newbie posting his very first message. All inputs are valuable and appreciated.

As for his channel, wish the guy the best! As I would for everyone of you.

Post: #168

As I said before guys, don't worry. Once I get my bread up on an independent front, I'll open up South America for you. All I need are conversational Spanish skills, some salsa skills and you will get some superb data sheets from me.

This is MJ filling in for Dr J. *Pshhh.. over and out*

Post: #169

Moma, When you hitting the Republican Dominicana?? Wanna hear them lizard stories...

Post: #170

(03-10-2012 02:12 PM)tomtud Wrote:  Moma, When you hitting the Republican Dominicana?? Wanna hear them lizard stories...

Not sure, fam, I'm moving down to the U.S.A. so I'm trying to procure a job there so I can land with my feet up before I go off on my restless galavants. You got any leads on that (US jobs)?

One of my friends was saying Boston..but Boston rubs me the wrong way..

Post: #171

(03-10-2012 11:56 AM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  

(03-10-2012 11:38 AM)Giovonny Wrote:  What were the other "straws"???

Why was he unhappy with the forum?

I notice he said in one of his last days that "he was giving more than he was receiving" (so to speak).

Which I am sure he was.

Guys post on here some question about Pereria Colombia, and Mixx threw down an answer ASAP.

I am sure tons of people never said thanks to the guy. Or ever even followed up and told him how it went.

That kind of crap can get annoying to some people.

There are a f*ckload of ungrateful bastards out there.

Hell, I have given people tons of advice and never a thank you. Or a follow up. I am sure you have too.

I am sure ton of people on here have. But the "ungratefulness" multiplies exponentially for a guy that posted as much as Mixx.

It is kind of ridiculous if you think about it. Especially if you are a person that takes the time to thank people if they help you. Which I do.

The world is just filled with low-quality people. The internet makes you realize this. It is almost depressing. Unless you are extremely mentally strong.

The good thing for me, is I enjoy this forum helping people, writing in general and its a release for me.

I work out many ideas that I am going to post on The G Manifesto on here. It is kind of like my training and sparring sessions before The Fight.

I can totally see where Mixx was coming from honestly.

Top post.

I wasn't around when Mixx was here but I agree with the sentiments of your post entirely. Forums just remind you how many people there are out there that were raised without having values such as politeness,courtesy and respect instilled in them. Pity.

Post: #172

If I do, will send them ur way!!!!

Try LinkedIn.com.

Post: #173

(03-10-2012 02:16 PM)Moma Wrote:  

(03-10-2012 02:12 PM)tomtud Wrote:  Moma, When you hitting the Republican Dominicana?? Wanna hear them lizard stories...

Not sure, fam, I'm moving down to the U.S.A. so I'm trying to procure a job there so I can land with my feet up before I go off on my restless galavants. You got any leads on that (US jobs)?

One of my friends was saying Boston..but Boston rubs me the wrong way..

Really depends what you are looking for. Boston is really nice because there is a great local culture and plenty of history, there are like 15 big colleges/universities, and there is tons of things to do.

The negatives exist also though. Public transportation isn't that great since the city is so old. Taxis can't pick up outside of their city lines, so if you are in Cambridge (suburb where Harvard is) and you wanted to get back into Boston, you would need to get a Cambridge taxi, and even if you saw a Boston taxi you couldn't take it. In fact, all transportation sucks ass, whether your a driver, biker, or public transitter (is that a word).

Apologize for the shitty writing, but I'm kinda drunk.

Post: #174

(03-11-2012 02:19 AM)MHaes Wrote:  

(03-10-2012 02:16 PM)Moma Wrote:  

(03-10-2012 02:12 PM)tomtud Wrote:  Moma, When you hitting the Republican Dominicana?? Wanna hear them lizard stories...

Not sure, fam, I'm moving down to the U.S.A. so I'm trying to procure a job there so I can land with my feet up before I go off on my restless galavants. You got any leads on that (US jobs)?

One of my friends was saying Boston..but Boston rubs me the wrong way..

Really depends what you are looking for. Boston is really nice because there is a great local culture and plenty of history, there are like 15 big colleges/universities, and there is tons of things to do.

The negatives exist also though. Public transportation isn't that great since the city is so old. Taxis can't pick up outside of their city lines, so if you are in Cambridge (suburb where Harvard is) and you wanted to get back into Boston, you would need to get a Cambridge taxi, and even if you saw a Boston taxi you couldn't take it. In fact, all transportation sucks ass, whether your a driver, biker, or public transitter (is that a word).

Apologize for the shitty writing, but I'm kinda drunk.

I am looking for a decent vibe, a good mixture of cooperative lizards. I won't be in the hunt game for ever and I need some solid years of rubbing out a healthy amount of reptiles before I cash in.

I'd like to chop down some black iguanas for a hot moment. I grew up in Europe and I am not overly wowed by white lizards. I've been to Boston quite a few times (got fam there) and I don't like the English feel to the city.
However, if a company is putting up fat stacks for my service or I have a business from there going gangbusters, I'll just import my reptiles..fcuk it.

Post: #175

When you give and need something in return ,it's not a passion or samaritan act it's a job even if you don't demand money in return . It's like going to a library here , you have many subject you can read , you won't thanks the library staff if you find a good book. You will thancks them if you ask them something,help, or information and they give it back to you. It's like going to a party and a guy come with his guitar and play all night long, yeah it entertained the party but, you haven't ask to do it .If someone ask for tips/help to mixx and He gave the information and the guy haven't thancks him , yes it's a lack of respect .But, for contribuing on a forum everyday with good information on your own initiative you won't have any thancks . It's just normal, it's a forum not a conference .