Posted in Culture, Goodbye America on Aug 13th, 2010
(Here is part one of ‘Then and Now’.) *********************************************************************************** *********************************************************************************** *********************************************************************************** *********************************************************************************** *********************************************************************************** ************************************************************************************ *********************************************************************************** *********************************************************************************** Compare and contrast our noble ancestors with modern Americans. Then: Poor, yet dignified, with strong family and community bonds. Now: Overfed, government assisted trash who look like shambling monsters. It won’t be long for this country.
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Yet another churlish, resentful SWPL broad is on the warpath against game, armed with the same primitive stone tools all the other anti-game broads wield. Reading the half-baked hate, I can’t help but get the impression of a very nervous woman. A woman apprehensive that men are gaining power in the sexual market and perhaps appalled … Read more
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Posted in Culture, Misandry, The Good Life on Jul 8th, 2010
Our TV shows, movies and music give us hints about America as she is and where she is heading, at least as filtered through the eyes of a certain cultural or ethnic niche. A friend told me I must watch Californication. He said the Hank Moody character closely resembled my life. Michael Blowhard, formerly of 2blowhards, also suggested … Read more
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It was early evening and the sun still blazed on the horizon, casting shards of soft yellow light across faces and dewy beer pints. Sitting on the bar stools to my right were two white women. I could tell they were friends by their isolationist banter. I looked over and visually judged them; both were … Read more
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Apropos yesterday’s post: This paper examines the extent to which human capital and career decisions are affected by their potential returns in the marriage market. Although schooling and career decisions often are made before getting married, these decisions are likely to affect the future chances of receiving a marriage offer, the type of offer, and … Read more
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Hanna Rosin wrote a stream of consciousness diatribe against men in The Atlantic recently called “The End of Men“. As with most of these articles written by foot soldiers of the femborg collective lamenting — or celebrating, if the tone is any indication — the regression of men into second and third class status in … Read more
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Posted in Biomechanics is God, Culture, Videos on Jun 13th, 2010
Do you want to see the sexual market raw and uncensored, all superfluous hypocrisy and rationalization stripped clean? Watch this 20 minute reality TV show called ‘Battle of the Bods’. (It’s more exciting than watching soccer.) Five skimpily dressed women are asked to compare themselves on their faces, asses, and overall look. Call it the … Read more
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Posted in Culture, Game, Girls on Jun 9th, 2010
In the evening on weekdays, the sidewalks teem with girls carrying yoga mats tucked under arms to or from classes. Their hair smartly propped in ponytails, perfectly round asses straining against black tights with neon green or peach colored waistbands rolled over the top, they are a flesh phalanx of trimmed and toned T&A. Women … Read more
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Posted in Culture, The Good Life on Jun 8th, 2010
Author Richard Florida is fond of theorizing that communities cross a threshold to prosperity and easy living when members of the diversity creative class — loosely defined by him as gays, women, immigrants, bohemians, and anyone who works in the arts or social media — move in and begin to remake the place in their image. Oh, … Read more
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Posted in Culture, Globalization on May 22nd, 2010
See it here. “If the public transport was any good would you use it?” “Absolutely, absolutely.” “So you admit that it’s not?” 😆 It just gets worse better from there.
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