She was 5'6", blond hair, giggled a lot

I just wanna see that kick ass poster of me playin my guitar. Oh there I am.

can we see it again biker?

and found some extra 20's in her bag this morning

Damn I'm hot. I'd do me.

Hey giggles my neighbor sold his '48 dodge pickup. All gone. Now I gotta keep looking for a street rod.

And my dodge ram monster truck went into the body shop this morning. It will be done january 1.

should have bought it
would have been a nice project

And my frame is done on my chopper. We have everything and "its on". Should have it together in time for the donny smith invitational bike show. I wonder if I can get a trophy for frustration of 2 years building a chopper?

just think of the money you will be making on it reselling it though..dont forget my pictures1

WOAH WOAH WOAH WOAH dude man chyll out
For the most part all of us have been doing what we are here to do: to have intellectual and opinionated discussion on a forum. You shouldn't respond to degradingly sarcastic and hateful comments with the same fire and you certainly shouldn't start them yourself because that defeats the purpose of open communication like this. By saying that stuff you are being no better than anyone who refuses to have stimulating open discussions by ragging on the PUA lifestyle based on common negative stereotypes alone (and the marketing spiels that practically every successful business displays ). Leave the anger out of debate.
Hell man, when it comes to the nice guys debate, I'm pretty sure I'm on your side but I don't think anyone should be sayin blatantly disrepectful stuff in discussions.



That could be because of one or more of many things. For one, I oftentimes "dumb down" the content of what I say so that it can be more understandable and appealing to guys that could really benefit from learning some of the PUA stuff, and as a result the content of what I say at that time may sound like I think that sex is all that matters. "Nice guys" (especially those in my age range) are oftentimes very sex-deprived and desperate, so when they hear anything about sex they pay attention and become very invested into what they are hearing about.
I work from many angles because I know that I should do so if I want to be able to effectively communicate with everyone. As a psych major and a practitioner of Buddhist philosophies I understand that I must be flexible.
And, hey, I ain't got nothin to hide so I'll even psychoanalyze myself here for another potential reason that my words don't flow smoothly from your perspective. I don't believe that ALL aspects of the PUA teachings are right. There are many techniques out there that are just plain immoral, and I won't mention what they are because I don't think anyone should know them. The PUA community is just that - a community... and many people within it have differing techniques and opinions. Some PUAs have no issues with seducing married women and women with boyfriends, and some are firmly against it.
Perhaps I even view some of this "outer game" stuff as a step in the opposite direction of how I wanna live life. Let me explain... I teach a lot of outer game stuff almost robotically and I tell myself that I don't believe in things like "the one" and all those bullcrap romantic fantasies... but in my entire life before this PUA stuff I always thought that these romantic ideals were wonderful and something I wanted to experience every day of my life, until I got a taste of it and realized how temporary it was, leaving you more unsatiated than you started with. I used to have a goal of getting married to one special girl and to spend every day of my life in love with and living with her, but alas I realized how unrealistic and logically maleficial these goals were. I told myself, "Look how unhappy all these married couple are. Look at the divorce rate in this country. Look at how your dad is practically forced to degrade himself by supplicating to an angry wife. Look at how all these girls you have been involved with move on to new emotions with complete ease. Do you think it's realistic to expect a woman to feel love for you for a whole lifetime? Do you think you will really be happy in marriage? Life ain't Hollywood. The movies youve seen and the stories youve heard where two people live happily ever after is all one big lie." I concluded that it would be wise of me to drop the romantic bullcrap and that I should use the PUA stuff to indulge in the more "sensibly" NON-COMMITEED love/lust side of life. However, I think somewhere deep inside me I still have some desire for that romantic ideal I once so strongly believed in and strived for. I KNOW that my current lifestyle of having friends with benefits and stuff like that is AWESOME and it's totally working for me, - I really am happy with living like this - but maybe I have been ignoring and repressing a very real side of myself by utterly denying a belief in "the one"... and that may be the cause of me sounding just a bit out of tune.
Regardless of what I want in my life, I want to be as objective as possible so that I can help others have a choice in how they live theirs. Therefore I wouldn't have a problem with explaining how to do something that I wouldn't want to try for myself. For example, there are many PUA techniques out there that I don't consider congruent with my style or who I am (i.e. specific "canned" routines scripted with words I wouldn't normally say), but I still know them and I will teach them to those who want the opportunity to explore them. In those cases, it would come as no suprise if I came off as out of rhythm or dull and unemotional.
Again, sorry for the long post. My english class got me in the habit of writing long-ass essays that has to explain EVERY point of an argument or perspective or else I get points OFF.

Lets go back to the first post.

I agree with the her. A lot of pathetic, "I'm a nice guy done wrong" quotes. Knock it off and grow up.

Dignativity or something like that.

Drink a beer while your at it.


I've already had 3 today. phsssss "pops open a fresh pale ale"