Where pretty lies perish.
Posted in Culture, Current Events, Feminist Idiocy, Ridiculousness, Ugly Truths on Aug 7th, 2012
The sports in which women compete that aren’t silly and that are actually fun to watch suffer from the problem of going head-to-head with a much better viewing alternative: namely, the men’s versions of those sports. Because, let’s just cut to the chase, at the elite level of sports (and, really, at all levels of … Read more
Posted in Culture, Current Events, The Id Monster on Aug 6th, 2012
In a post over at GLPiggy about “The Soapboxroom” and Aaron Sorkin’s deliberate distortion of gun control statistics, a thought occurs about the mentality of the type of people whose natural reflex is to default to excusing thugs and disarming potential victims. This mentality is the ideology of powerlessness. When faced with a threat, a … Read more
Posted in Biomechanics is God, Current Events on Apr 23rd, 2012
“Certain people look more leftist than others,” Breivik said in his final day of testimony at his trial for the murder of the 69 victims on Utoya and eight others in a bombing in Oslo. “This person appeared right-wing, that was his appearance. That’s the reason I didn’t fire any shots at him. “When I looked … Read more
Posted in Culture, Current Events, Misandry, Ridiculousness on Apr 20th, 2012
In a story about the Secret Service agents and the Colombian whore with the fake tits, I was thrown by this jarring editorial commentary that was inserted after a quote attributed to one of the agents: “I was really checking [Sarah Palin] out, if you know what i mean?” [Secret Service agent] Chaney wrote in … Read more
Posted in Biomechanics is God, Culture, Current Events, Girls, Hope and Change, Ugly Truths, Vanity on Feb 9th, 2012
How influential is this blog? Well, four years ago, Le Chateau Heartiste was writing about the overlooked social and sexual phenomenon of female hypergamy, and how this innate biological female predisposition has ramifications for a society’s structure and well-being. A term was coined by yer humble narrators for the changes being wrought in America and … Read more
Posted in Culture, Current Events, Goodbye America on Dec 4th, 2011
Randall Parker offers the clearest reason why Mitt Romney will wind up being anointed the Republican candidate for President. Romney’s the best bet for the Republicans. He’s got very high analytical skills, understands finance, understands business management, and knows how to be a CEO. His Mormonism is not important. That he governed a liberal state … Read more
Posted in Current Events, Self-aggrandizement, The Id Monster, Ugly Truths on Nov 30th, 2011
Via GLPiggy, there’s a big dust-up over IQ and ethnicity again (these things seem to come in cycles, about once every two years), with Andrew “really, it’s not a stereotype that I own a beagle” Sullivan on the side of common sense and hard facts this time, and the denialist tools over at Gawker and, … Read more
Posted in Current Events, Game, Girls, Hitting The Wall, Psy Ops, Self-aggrandizement on Oct 21st, 2011
I’ve noticed a trend in the MSM. Men invent something controversial, get little mainstream press, women follow up with their watered-down version, get tons of mainstream press. In this case, an aging ex-stripper has landed on the front page of the New York Post where she discusses girl game: the female version of getting “what … Read more
Posted in Culture, Current Events on Oct 8th, 2011
A lot of these hipster OccupyWallStreet nitwits posting photos of their debt-laden lamentations online (sometimes accompanied by ridiculously pretentious props like manual ribbon typewriters) are targeting the wrong bad guys. The Wall Street bailouts and securitized mortgage repackagings were bad, to be sure, and I wouldn’t mind a day-of-the-rope for a lot of these cognocryptic … Read more
Posted in Current Events, Goodbye America on Sep 23rd, 2011
It’s what they’re best at. Executive leadership would only hasten America’s drain circling. The GOP is dead. A corporation of fraudulent hucksters and sycophants. Case in point: Offering an impassioned defense of [the in-state tuition breaks for illegal immigrants] policy — and receiving boos from a segment of the audience — Mr. Perry did not … Read more
