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Your Daily Peacocking Tip

Courtesy of LeShitlourde,

How about [instead of slathering on sunscreen] just don’t char yourself in the sun, and wear a wide brimmed hat and some linen? Gives you an excuse to look exquisitely colonial as well, which is a flattering look on whites.

 

 

PS Enjoy this bitingly sardonic meme:

A reader,

The history of the Earth 1800-2100 AD

78 Responses to “Your Daily Peacocking Tip”

  1. Looks gay.

    You’d get the shit beat out of you doing that around here. I’d probably participate tbh

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    • LeShitlourde says:

      Says the wigger who sags his pants for easy entry.

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    • R.G. Camara says:

      “around here.”

      We don’t hang out in pig styes, son.

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      • Gunslingergregi says:

        Whites forces to live with blacks by Whites on power

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      • Mr. XLoveli at foetos.wordpress.com says:

        “Clothes make the man.” But if clothes make the man, then he must be shallow indeed. Bend down, lift up your pant’s leg, see how scrawny your leg is. Do girls love muscles on guys? Yes, they do. But you have to be careful not to scare them away with your big guns. Now big guns and wide, sprawling hats, there’s a winning combination. Lasts through eternity.

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      • R.G. Camara says:

        By jews in power. FIFY.

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      • R.G. Camara says:

        SOMEONE BAN THIS LOSER FAG, I AM SICK OF HIS ADVERTISING POSTS DISGUISED AS GENUINE COMMENTARY.

        Seriously, even a troll is worth something—amusement, derision, etc. But advertising spammers like this fag? Nothing.

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      • Bucky says:

        RG:
        Banning is for the left, mockery is for the riight

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      • Jay in DC says:

        R.G. I will take one Saucery Queer Xloveli self-promoting post over a wall of GSG spam any day of any week. You want to drop the banhammer start on the dude that makes me have to scroll my mouse 4-5 times an article.

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      • Oops, I think you meant “boy”.

        **We don’t hang out in pig styes, Bowah!**

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    • INDY says:

      “White Chicano”

      Lol

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    • Igor says:

      That’s one of many reasons I am glad I now spend so little time in the US. I live in a place where men can dress adults. In dress as with most parts of American life, society demands conformity and it is conformity to a standard designed to maximize ugliness.

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      • John James R. says:

        Spot on Igor. Same here. I was in Seoul and could dress as an adult and I really started to understand how important that it. Before I knew it, it was my fourth pillar, along with lifting, reading and eating well. Came home and tried to do the blazer and tie thing and it was seen as a kind of party gag among friends. I dialed it down but will still get snickered at wearing slackers, a cotton oxford and leather shoes. Most adults in the US dress exactly like middle schoolers. I can’t wait to get back overseas. I would add that dress in the US is less ‘maximizing ugliness’ than maximizing degeneration. Sad. Go out in a blazer and tie and you will be seen as a snob at best, and a fag at worst. It’s stupid.

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      • Igor says:

        Like circumcision, American fashion and fatness mark the US out as a uniquely degenerate population even in comparison with the rest of the West.

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      • Kyo says:

        “I would add that dress in the US is less ‘maximizing ugliness’ than maximizing degeneration. Sad.”

        I have often felt that one of the effects of making super-casual clothing near-mandatory these days is to prevent ordinary men from feeling the confidence boost that comes when people react to you when you dress well.

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      • Aristarchus says:

        Uniquely degenerate Americans, and l’esprit américain

        John James R.: Soberly perpend the fact that the more refined East Asians are culturally superior to the great mass of American Whites. Though if you were so impressed by the Koreans, that’s just sad. Being outshone in basic good taste by the Japanese is at least not so “cringeworthy”.

        Igor, re “uniquely degenerate population”: Thank you. You are easily one of the best commentators here, and self-evidently from somewhere that makes your screen name not a mislabel.

        I easily exceed Yockey in my contempt, although I disagree with most of his theories. As for Americans as a people, I am of the school of thought that the mass-bloodletting of 1861-65 permanently and irreparably impoverished the genetics of America; and the remaindered decent stock left over was then submerged in the immigrant dregs of the Old World’s “wretched refuse”, (((explicitly invited))). Whatever individual exceptions may prove the rule, the rule is: Breeding über Alles!

        This bloodletting was accompanied by the cultural implosion of the American White ruling class, as discussed by that ol’ “Cholly Bilderberger” whom I recently mentioned. The collapse at the top was catastrophic, for the upper classes always lead culture—notwithstanding the conceits of “democratic” American bóòbs, who always believe that they think for themselves, and are entitled to their opinions just as the polyphyletic Indian masses are entitled to public defecation.

        Madison Grant was spot-on—but whatever he could do was too little, too late. He himself was a relic of an old breed, inadvertently born into a country that was nominally “White” but in no sense collectively “Aryan”. Even Henry Adams was somehow fated to have been a man born in a foreign land—notwithstanding that his own recent forebears had been Presidents, plural, and his own daddy was a servant of Lincoln!

        I myself first realized around age twenty that I am instinctively more Central or Eastern European in outlook. I was still as yet quite Americanly ignorant about culture and history. I simply discovered that when talking to C.E./E.E. immigrants, I was not chronically annoyed as when talking to Americans, including members of my own family. I think that American hippies call that “wavelength”.

        Sometimes, I wish that I had expatriated when I had the energy to start such an undertaking. But on the other hand, there are important practical advantages to being in America. 1A and 2A are tenuous, but not totally nonexistent. I regularly commit acts (such as my posts here) that could get me arrested anywhere in Europe nowadays, but are technically 100% legal where I am. I never commit illegal acts, and don’t intend to until the hypothetical moment that “SHTF”. Moreover, land is not prohibitively expensive, if the isolation that knocks down its “market value” is positively desired.

        The silver lining to the stink-cloud of rabid American individualism is that if you have the fortitude to embrace loneliness, you can make your own way here on a level quite impossible anywhere in Europe. After I was driven half-insane by American cities, and suffered a few very American personal catastrophes, well—nowadays, I still have almost nothing in common with my nearest neighbors; they are simple, but basically decent folks, and sufficiently far away that they can’t be properly considered “neighbors” in any sense that a European would recognize. I mind my business, and they mind theirs. That is uniquely American—rural-American, in contradistinction to the world-destroying urban-American religion of endlessly intrusive do-gooding.

        Of course, none of this is any good for the biological imperative of reproduction. One of these days, I must hie me out for an urban sojourn, and shop for another non-obese liberalgirl to bang up mentally! Vive l’esprit américain.

        Nevertheless, over 150 years after one of the worst dysgenic bloodlettings in history, something not “uniquely degenerate” may be found in the diluted vestiges of American pioneer and farmer stock. The only problem is that they, as almost all Americans, do still tend to be infected by (1) the originally American “democratic” mentality of mass-man arrogance that has been spread to corrupt Western Europe, and was the abstract cause of aforesaid bloodletting; and (2) a Peļagian mindset with a streak of Puŕitanism that was always American—and never a part of Continental Christendom, even at its best or worst (depending on your perspective). Goy circuḿcişion, which you reference, originated from the goy side as a product of that same Puŕitanism: A quack cure for the disease of “self-pollution”, with American girls being correspondingly treated by carbolic acid, or even cĺitoriḑecţomy. The uniquely degenerate concept of “White Sharia” is not new in spirit! With the uniquely American brand of Christianity now on the upswing, it will be “interesting” to see where this ride is taking me. #Ņ0F@ṕ

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      • John James R. says:

        Not sure when I said I was ‘so impressed’ by Koreans. I really wasn’t. My only point was that I was free to dress well there. It’s way more common and acceptable, for one thing. Also, I’m a foreigner there anyway and well outside their very exclusive culture, so I’m just kind of on my own there. It’s not just Korea. A lot of places in the world wouldn’t have a cultural snicker at a middle-aged man in good clothing. The USA does. Putting on good clothing is like a uniform and it’s very primal. It’s so important for setting frame and getting you to pay attention to the fact that another day has begun and should be appreciated. Middle school/yardwork apparel has you stepping out the door with the feeling that it is not a special day, not worthy of decent dress, and that wrecks the tone.

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      • Aristarchus says:

        John James R.: Don’t take it the wrong way. My derision was directed at the Looch types, who want to make you feel uncomfortable for having basic good taste. Not at you, whom I agree with here.

        Putting on good clothing is like a uniform and it’s very primal.

        Damn straight.

        To the naysayers, note also that there is a world of difference between the manly pride of tasteful dress, and the flamboyance of brain-damaged actual fags who just come off as gauche. Your “dress as an adult” was a good turn of phrase. An equivalent distinction in females separates the stunner who looks seẍy in a fine dress, and the dumb sļut who looks trashy in her streetwalker-class attire. (Different classes of prostitutes actually set themselves apart that way.)

        You said earlier:

        Most adults in the US dress exactly like middle schoolers.

        This brings to mind one day, when I was about twelve or thirteen years old, that I literally wore a business suit and tie to middle-school. It caused enough of a sensation that I was called into the office of the very stereotypically hook-nosed “guidance counsellor”, just to check if I needed any “help”.

        After the day was done and all the sneers of “ghey” were forgotten, I was the one who had looked proper and serious that day—and moreover, the one who showed that he “DGAF” about insults, peer pressure, and teenage fashion trends. “Game” theorists may note that I was a congenitally aloof, ambitious lad with many acquaintances, no friends, and sufficient female attention that, not so much later, I regretted having rejected it on perfectionist grounds of no girl being a princess good enough for me.

        You said, “uniform”. What I had worn was nothing flashy: It was comparable to the mandatory uniforms in some countries’ schools, and some American private schools. It felt right; it felt like proper attire for the ideal school that I wished for, and I stood apart from the crowd. That day, I felt like a young man and not an American infantilized-adolescent.

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      • Igor says:

        Aristarchus, I have a similar predicament. I did expatriate due to work. Better pay, lower taxes, better people etc. If you have any plans that involve other people, most first, second and even many third world destinations are better than the US. But I still think of returning to the US for retirement because it is a good location if you want to buy a lot of cheap land, guns and live out on your own without being bothered. It is hard to predict if third world America will tolerate such a lifestyle 5-10 years from now.

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      • Sir Barton says:

        Most adults in the US dress exactly like middle schoolers.

        I saw a movie the other day where one 40+ guy is talking to his buddy of the same age.

        Guy: Kids these days dress like superheroes and adults dress like kids.

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    • Aristarchus says:

      Pretty Boy: If you toss off cheap, swaggering threats like that around an old-fashioned White man in real life, the only activity in which you will “participate” is taking your breakfast through a straw for the rest of your days. And you won’t be so “pretty” anymore—not even by your “aesthetically challenged” definition.

      You dumb spic coward.

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    • Dr. trav777 says:

      yeah bc they are gay men

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  2. (((Jussie Smollett))) Update: ‘Empire’ Actor Indicted on 16 Felony Counts by Grand Jury http://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3733199/posts

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    • KingofQueans says:

      GETUM!!!

      Cottonfield jail!

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    • R.G. Camara says:

      I am shocked by this, actually. This might be the first time a Hate Hoax gets exactly what it deserves…

      Nah, he’ll get the minimum.

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      • Captain Obvious says:

        Something WEIRD is going on with the psychology in this case.

        I don’t know if it’s because he’s a j00, or a ph@g, or a j00-ph@g, but a [presumably] all-black Chicongo jury returning SIXTEEN fe1ony indictments is a stunner.

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      • R.G. Camara says:

        It’s a federal grand jury. There is zero chance it had more than 1-2 blacks on it, tops. Blacks don’t show up for jury duty, and rarely get called anyway because they don’t do normal civilized human things like register to vote, answer legal mail, get their driver’s licenses, answer census forms, file their taxes,etc.

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      • R.G. Camara says:

        Plus it’s a grand jury, which means no judge in the room, only a federal prosecutor. As the old saying goes, a grand jury will indict a ham sandwich if you tell it to.

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      • Bucky says:

        My bet is a teary eyed public apology blaming yt folloed by a donation to BLM, amount undisclosed.

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      • swimologist says:

        His father was a swarthy kike. Jussie said his father would kill you if you referred to him as White. No surprise there

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    • Corinth Arkadin says:

      Excellent news. Make an example out of this f@ggot that good ol’ Anglo-Saxon Protestant justice still has teeth.

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  3. WE SHOULD’VE PICKED OUR OWN DAMN COTTON.

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  4. Gunslingergregi says:

    That meme owns
    Should make to scale on last one
    9 % vs 91%
    He he he

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  5. Chris says:

    God bless Tom Wolfe.

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  6. Staten Italy Man says:

    Yeah, this is too close to Fedora Boy.

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  7. Feral Sigma says:

    I thought we were supposed to stay away from fedoras.

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  8. SwissToni says:

    White man in Panama hat-good
    White man in pith helmet – very good
    The British Empire was a GOOD thing for civilization
    Pity about that misunderstanding in 1776

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  9. Aeoli Pera says:

    Not shown: the period 1600-1800 where the black distribution moves from avg 70 to avg 85 as the white distribution cracks the whip.

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  10. Bucky says:

    Great meme, ghey fedoras

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  11. Dylan Sexton says:

    >pleats
    Yikes!

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  12. Marc says:

    They’re Panamas, not fedoras. Sheesh.
    And on the colonial distaff side, let’s not forget our Taytay’s Wildest Dreams.

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  13. censusdesignatedplace says:

    Some models-not all are.
    A Cuckoos Nest-prob more are
    And a fossil

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  14. Mabui says:

    A swagger stick too?

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  15. snarkwolf says:

    The whole issue largely arises because Northern Europeans have migrated to lower latitudes, primarily North America (at least the southern parts) and Australia and Hawaii.
    But yes, learning from North Africans and other, the above are minor
    variations on burnoosification. It works! And id drug-free.

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  16. soapweed says:

    The pictures are seemingly a bunch of spermburpers……bless their hearts.

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  17. JOSEPH ANGEL says:

    So, sharing the wealth is bad?

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  18. Corinth Arkadin says:

    I actually utilize a straw hat often. Lots of youse DeeCee folk have seen me coming a mile away.

    I’m doxxing myself with that hat and the trump ring or the “yak-et” I wear,

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  19. Big D says:

    “IQ” is not on a “bell curve”

    The idea that everything falls on a bell curve is Bachelor of Arts degree nonsense in an attempt to sound more “scientific” by misusing statistics.

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