(07-07-2016 01:15 AM)Red_Pillage Wrote:  I would hate to be the guy this porn bitch is talking about in this video.




"He's a complete cuck!" LOL

Honestly, sounds to me like this is 100% bullshit, this chick is not married, she is just a cuckold/domination porn actress, and this video is pure promotion for her persona. No different than watching Randy Savage all sweaty and coked out talking about bringing the pain on Hulk Hogan in the Thunderdome.

Then again, anything is possible. I've seen/heard of weirder shit.

^ I dunno, truth is stranger than fiction. Also I noticed that she said "It's been like this for a couple of years". Meaning at one point they presumably had a somewhat normal relationship. At least as much as they could her being a porn star and all. So it would stand to reason she slowly emasculated him over a period of time until the next thing he knows he's sitting in the corner with a cock cage on watching her take BBC. God damn, that's a depressing thought. I wonder what the thin end of the wedge was that got him to agree to that? Polyamory?

But still, you gotta be primed for the cuckin' if you're gonna wife up a fucking porn star...

(07-06-2016 08:58 PM)MiscBrah Wrote:  

(07-06-2016 08:17 PM)kaotic Wrote:  Biggest takeaways skill is inside sales, customer service, and management of contracts. Where I'm at is comfortable but isn't really any upward mobility.

You have valuable skills. Maybe you could try sending out your resume and fishing for some offers. With no upwards mobility, it might be time for something new. I'd especially try to find a well paying job near San Diego which I'll get to later. Being comfortable is really good but not if your not enjoying yourself. A new environment could be just what you need.

I called a successful and smart buddy of mine yesterday, we did a go to meeting online, he marked up my resume (I haven't updated in almost 4 years).

Yeah it might be time for a change, I'd say I'm pretty good at what I do here though.

Quote:The weekend job is fairly easy managing retail, but having weekends off is nice.

If you don't need the money, drop the weekend job. Use that time to enjoy yourself and pursue other interests. You work too much.

I think for now I do need the money while I pay off my bike. Also this gives me extra money to save - I do go out at nights or take the occasional weekend off so I'm not going 7 days a week all the time.

This weekend job is local to where I live, only a few mile drive, which is good.

Quote:It's be nice to have my own place, the rent around here is cheaper than near my work. My commute has about 1-1.5 hours of traffic one way.


That's a long commute everyday. Whether or not you get a new job, I'd try to find somewhere closer. If you can swing it, I think you should try to live by yourself as well. If not, find a cool guy roommate who has similar interests.

The average is about an hour, I usually wake up at 7 to be out the door by 7:30 and at work at 8:30.

Yeah I'm hoping places won't be too expensive I've done some searching and found some places but are around $1200 or so, rent will more than likely be more than half my monthly income. Not sure if that's alot or not, to me that seems pretty steep.

Actually just finished looking close to work, there's places for rent at a university or a studio for around $1200, or roomates from 6-800.

A roommate would be cool, cheaper to, definitely would need to find one that's sort of a player, since I bring girls or plates around often.

Quote:Where I live right now, it's comfortable, and have more disposable income.

If you have some money, you should consider a trip overseas. I wouldn't spend it solely trying to bang girls either. Do something physical. Hike to Maccu Piccu. Go deep into the Jungle and do ayahuasca. Hit up some music festievals with LINUX. Come to Chicago and meet us shitlords.

The money I have usually goes to traveling locally or festivals around here. I'd still have to save a bit to renew my passport and travel overseas. I REALLY need to work on getting overseas.

Actually my plan was to meet you Chicago guys sometime in the next few months hopefully.

Quote:Visiting parts of San Diego



San Diego is absolutely incredible. I've spent a good deal of time around the Coronado/San Diego area and while it can be expensive, the overall atmosphere is incredible. You should seriously consider moving out there or at least spend some more time there. I can't wait to get back there permanently.

San Diego is only a 1.5 hour drive from me, I have a few friends who live there as well, so I do go there ever so often. Gas Lamp's fun, but Pacific Beach has a way more relaxed vibe. I just love it down there, definitely moving has been on my mind.

Quote:When you work 7 days a week, gym after


Your work too much. Also, drop down your gym time. Start lifting 1-3x per week and set a non lifting related goal. Run a marathon, bike a Century, do a GoRuck, get some friends and do a Tough Mudder. Switch up your routine.

*Most importantly* and I've tried to stress this throughout but I really think you work far too much. If there's one thing you do, cut down on that.

I should correct myself, I work 7 days a week, workout about 5 of those days typically M-F. I think a non lifting related goal would be adding some more cardio into my routine.

I have taken more days off this path month for the weekends, this 5 day vacation was super nice, it was hard to even be productive at work yesterday.

(07-06-2016 09:02 PM)Cattle Rustler Wrote:  That one hour each way adds up pretty quick.

1X10 (5 daily round trips) = 10 hours per week

Lets say your time is worth 15 an hour, 10X15=150 a week.

150 a week X 4 weeks = 600 bucks.

I didn't even think about it like that, but damn 40 days a month sounds like alot of valuable time.

(07-06-2016 09:02 PM)Cattle Rustler Wrote:  I'm sure you could upgrade to a closer and better place for 600, and I'm being conservative with my numbers. That's 40 hours you are not getting back and could be doing something more useful such as sleeping, reading, trolling on the interwebs. Actually, if you put the numbers in perspective.....your third job is "commuting" as you spend 40 hours a month doing so, it's another PT gig.

I drive 20 minutes and still think that's too much.

The distance I drove in college, so it's become part of the norm, if you knew the are you'd understand why so many people commute like I do, the county lines changes the pricing dramatically.

You're right it's 40 hours I'm pissing away. Unfortunately there isn't much as far as rooms for $600 bucks.

I think the most important thing to is to be debt free, paying off my car, harley, and student loans.

During this time I should be whittling down what I want to do with my career, start molding my resumes for that, and then going to interviews. Then deciding on where to move.

(07-06-2016 09:13 PM)Sharkie Wrote:  Mate,

Im about the same age as you, and I kid you not, a couple of months ago this was the exact situation I was in.At times, I was even tempted to break the wagon and get drunk just to feel the angry fire once again.

You're stuck on a plateau in life because everything is a-okay.. not amazing, but not too bad either, and you have no time left after work. And because there's no real immediate force driving you (such as fear, major life challenges, the discomfort of being totally out of place) etc, you're not really forced to push yourself to focus on one thing and totally commit yourself to it. At the same time, there's this lurking discomfort (maybe its just getting closer to 30) itching away at the need to progress and transition smoothly or whatever.

Sharkie it's like you're speaking for me, exactly, there's not fight or flight mentality where I need to immediately get my shit together.

The comfort is dragging my drive and hung down. What you wrote is exactly how I feel.

(07-06-2016 09:13 PM)Sharkie Wrote:  What I'd recommend is focusing on one particular area of growth and literally working your butt off to maximize returns, despite being in a reasonably comfortable position right now. I chose to focus on my job search and started out by listing my strengths/weaknesses/desires etc just like you did in your post, and then identified certain industries where there were relevant jobs available. Then, set about finding out alumni, family, friends, distant connections who could help me out with experience, know-how about how to break into the industries, or further redirect me to someone in a hiring position. While it started slowly, the whole process snowballed pretty fast to the extent that it actually became enjoyable. Simultaneously, my motivation and interest spiked because it seemed I was finally taking control of my life and working towards becoming better.

I think I need to do some digging/soul searching on what I'm actually really good, not just stuff I bullshit at work. I feel like alot of sales is bullshitting others. Don't get me wrong I feel like I've gotten better at reading people, understanding there needs, asking good questions, and being blunt. But there's always "filler" conversation.

What you did is commendable and you got your drive.

Quote:Also, its great to stabilize the other aspects of your life and have a cheerleader (a girlfriend, family, friends or just someone who has a similar interest) to keep you motivated and happy while you're going HAM on improving. Just my 2c.

Edit: Second MiscBrah's advice of not working as hard and focusing instead on upward mobility in terms of lifestyle, professional growth, sexual prowess or relationships. If you work too much and your focus is scattered, you dont have the time or mental energy to redirect towards growth, and time flies by just working and not doing anything consequential.

That bolded part above rings, true, spread too thing sometimes.

Don't have much family, but indeed I said in my earlier post, there's some inner drive in wanting to have a woman around, ONS's and plates are getting boring (until the next new notch )

The friends with similar interests indeed help, speaking to 2 of my friends I hung out with this weekend. Dude 1 has toys, is successful and pulls girls. Dude 2 is on his way up, works hard, and is an approaching machine.

I decided to hangout with these guys this weekend at a random but big party where I knew noone outside my friends. I pushed myself to approach, to get wild, and it was productive. All my other friends are married, there is one guy whose married whose pretty balling.


Overall I think a good summary of this convo, is being completely debt free, while doing a little soul searching, and acting on my talents to apply for jobs that can use them.

Possibly finding a solid ride or die girl and adding more cardio.

Secondly would be once I find the type of job I want, or career, to then find a location in a city I want.

Perfect:

Well, well, well...DePaul University quietly did something to their Facebook page over the 4th of July weekend.

DePaul removes ratings system, refuses to let Milo return

Quote:DePaul University has removed the ratings function from its Facebook page following a torrent of one-star ratings from people enraged by the school’s handling of a recent Milo Yiannopoulos lecture.

Breitbart reports that DePaul quietly removed the feature over Independence Day weekend, possibly in an attempt to minimize fallout from the decision while the university works to restore a reputation damaged by more than 7,000 negative reviews.

Quote:Yiannopoulos was scheduled to speak at DePaul again this fall, but according to The DePaulia, the university sent an email to College Republicans Thursday denying their request for a venue, claiming that Milo’s “inflammatory speech” contributed to a “hostile environment” and that DePaul would not be able to provide the extra security required for hosting Milo again.

“Mr. Yiannopoulos’ words and behavior contained inflammatory-speech, contributed to a hostile environment, and incited similar behavior from the crowd in attendance,” Vice President of Student Affairs Eugene Zdziarski explained in the email. “In addition, he led an unapproved march through campus that created a potentially dangerous situation.”

Quote:“Wow. This university doesn’t care at all about free speech and has no interest in education. Not only was a speaker attacked by a mob while security looked on (administrators ordered them to), but the president’s ‘apology’ was 80% defending why the mob had a right to be upset and why the speaker’s views were wrong” wrote one user in a one-star review before the ratings section was disabled and censored entirely.

Now, when trying to access the ratings page, an error message appears.

Quote:UPDATE: The DePaul College Republicans released the following statement on its Facebook page excoriating the university's decision, saying it sets a chilling precedent that a person's speech can be shut down if there is sufficient opposition to their views. The CR's reject DePaul's "contemptible response" and vow that they will go through with Yiannopoulos' scheduled appearance on September 20.

"This afternoon, the DePaul College Republicans were informed DePaul University’s administration is refusing to allow guest speaker Milo Yiannopoulos to return to campus. According to the University, “having consulted with Public Safety and having reviewed last Spring’s events, it is clear that it would not be possible for DePaul to provide the security that would be required for such an event.”

Essentially, this is a heckler’s veto. DePaul is setting the precedent that if enough students protest a speaker who has the wrong opinions and disrupt it, administration will not allow that person to speak. For a group that has minority viewpoints on campus and revolves many of our events around speakers talking about those viewpoints, this is extremely troubling.

Never mind that Milo is a gay conservative, a rare opportunity for students to learn from a unique individual. Never mind that our first event was disrupted and cancelled expressly because security refused to do their jobs. Never mind that our guest was threatened on stage for everyone to see, yet he’s kind enough to return and finish our talk. Never mind that DePaul has happily hosted a convicted terrorist, Rasmea Odeh, on campus.

Despite all this, apparently Milo is the “inflammatory” one, rather than the radicals who ended our event in the first place. For a University that supposedly maintains the founding values of free speech and equality, one that claims administration “will continue to work with student organizations to sponsor events and speakers representing a broad range of opinions,” this is disgraceful.

We do not accept DePaul’s contemptible response and will be having Milo Yiannopoulos on campus September 20.

Book the date."

Not sure how many of you have grown up with the Pokemon game, but this Pokemon Go stuff is making the daily run a lot more fun. Walk around, literally train my Pokemon at the gym, and just have a good time with some friends on our group chat about taking over every gym in town.

Might make the next generation of smartphone addicted dipshits a bit more active in the process too as chicks are attention whoring about it as well.

So Reese Witherspoon has a daughter that looks like a young version of herself...



WB WB

(07-08-2016 08:06 PM)philosophical_recovery Wrote:  So Reese Witherspoon has a daughter that looks like a young version of herself...



WB WB

That is crazy! I mean suspicious cloning crazy.

http://thechoice.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/...ge-7/?_r=0

This is a little disturbing; apparently research has shown that college students report little to no gains in critical thinking during the first 2 years of student life.

And considering that the same is likely true about the average student in the K-12 education system, this could mean that the average person's critical thought stops growing at around age 5. Yikes.

Does anyone know the song between 3:26 and 3:53?

One common critique of academia is that it's out-of-touch ivory tower. However I think that the danger with academia today is not that it is ivory tower, but that it is not-so-in-touch activism with leftist bias. Ideally, academia should be fully detached ivory tower.

The definition of health and happiness is when a bitch getting up to show how her cotton shorts cling to the crack of her ass, and a glistening slice of pepperoni pizza on a paper plate seen through a window, both look amazing to you.

If you're no longer interested in these things, kill yourself LOL. Or forget killing yourself and just start "blogging" at length and leisure.

Why do you some of you guys call girls "plates"?

Sounds completely random and unrelated.

It's from a (magic?) act, place plates on sticks, spin them so they don't fall, seeing how many you can setup, but you have to keep going back to the earlier ones setup, and spin them to keep them from falling.




It's a metaphor on the technique of having more than one chick in rotation, ignore them long enough and they fall, so you have to go back to the earlier ones, and get them spinning again to keep them in the rotation.

(07-10-2016 01:43 PM)Killer Joe Wrote:  Why do you some of you guys call girls "plates"?

Sounds completely random and unrelated.

(07-10-2016 01:48 PM)spokepoker Wrote:  It's from a (magic?) act...

I'm standing in the flames
It's a beautiful kind of pain
Setting fire to yesterday
Find the light, find the light, find the light

The old fashioned dating rules stopping you from finding ‘the one’

http://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/relatio...e254874533

OPINION

LADIES, you can’t have it both ways.
After a courageous fight to gain equality, you can’t have your cake and be a princess too.
I’m talking about the modern dating game. Where women expect to be treated both like equals and like princesses.
It’s time to let go of these common expectations, if you actually want to find “Mr Right”.

“HE SHOULD ASK ME OUT”
“HE SHOULD PAY ON THE FIRST DATE”
“HE SHOULD OPEN THE CAR DOOR FOR ME”
“HE SHOULD TEXT ME AFTER THE FIRST DATE”

Yeah, cause chicks love not having the guy sweep them off their feet...
A chick who can't or won't acknowledge true female behaviour.
Maybe she should make Bumble 2.0.
The first one did so well...

So the gayest language trend is people saying so at the beginning of sentences..

Has anyone ever noticed every ten years or so, there's a new ethnic group that has an increased showing of homosexuality?

90's and early 2000's it was the gay mexicans

After that it was gay asians


now it's gay indians / arabs / "muslims"

No never noticed that. Don't really care though.

(07-10-2016 01:57 PM)Suits Wrote:  

Or cocaine!

I thought it was "this gay earth."

Funny, I'm Indian and have only met one in my life, a cousin of mine. I don't know any other Indian that's gay, or at least open about it.

I have met only one openly gay Indian dude as well and no openly gay Arabs or Muslims. I imagine they're there but for good reason stay quiet.

The Bud Light Party: Equal Pay
Video description:

Quote:Published on Jun 27, 2016

Amy Schumer, Seth Rogen and the Bud Light Party support women being paid equal. Also, paying equal for the same things. That's why Bud Light costs the same for everyone.

Bud Light will donate $1 to Catalyst for every social media post with #CheersToEqualPay shared from 6/27/2016 to 7/1/2016, up to a maximum of $150,000.