Burnov - 2011-08-24
I've never ascribed to this TFL philosophy, however the recurrent theme he seems to bring up which seems to be: "You have a choice, if your life situation permits it" could be applicable to anything.
That's basically how life works buddy, if you're dirt poor and unfortunate looking, yes, life is going to hard and you'll have reduced options. That's just an unfortunate reality we all have to get accustomed to.
I live in a one of the more cosmopolitan cities in western Canada and prior to being involved with my current girlfriend I can attest to the truth of some of the things he says, but he really lacks perspective. He's obviously frustrated, and with that as we've seen with Bill it precedes this encompassing myopia on pretty much every issue you can think of.
Are certain types of women attracted to guys who have a lot of money? From what I've seen here, if you can find her at a night club, fuck yeah she is if you're willing to spend it and cater to the sort of lifestyle she wishes to live when you're spending time with her. That's just a fact.
Other women who aren't of the night clubbing variety will see it as an ability to support a family and maintain a decent home, those are basic pair bonding instincts.
You still have to be socially competent and at least "appear" to be interesting in some way or another as well as not be physically unappealing.
I've personally never had real problems with mutual attraction when it came to women, however as far as mutual interests I willfully acknowledged that I sincerely didn't give a shit about what most of them were interested in.
Currently, that's not a problem.
I know a lot of individuals of a decidedly feminist political inclination will balk at my transactional characterization of modern human sexuality, but in many circumstances its an apt characterization. Its a "buyers market" for women currently, and if you're not fortunate enough to find a woman who bucks a lot of current trends, you're going to have to decide whether its worthwhile to make an effort to "court" a woman or whether you couldn't be arsed. It really does come down to choice.
It really is a choice unless of course you're really poor, unhealthy and unfortunate looking. Those people have my sympathy.
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Burnov - 2011-08-24 Lol.
We've actually known one another for quite some time, one of the reasons why I'm with her is because she seems to be one of the few women I've noted that seems to be nearly impervious to that sort of thing... and not simultaneously have a face that looks like a horse's anus.
I threw in that last comment because I knew you'd enjoy it.
If a woman looks like she'd be at home on Jersey Shore, the classic *points to schlong* will definitely work in some variation or another. Provided you're confident and attractive enough. As a person who lived and worked around people very much like that, I've had to endure many circumstances in which I had to listen to the byproduct of its success.
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buttnutt - 2011-08-24 I have no idea why I read all this
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Burnov - 2011-08-24 @ Wtf japan
Actually for an Albertan I'd be considered far from the "worst", in fact most career Albertans would consider me a pussy.
We're a hard working, hard drinking hard-playing oilfield province. I'm a byproduct of the environment in which I was raised. The city I grew up in has had a murder rate per capita four times greater than that of Toronto.
I also have no illusions regarding this sort of thing, and your response really just served to prove my point.
A lot of guys will desperately blame men for doing the things that to be honest, a very great deal of women want them to do. Its fine to blame dudes for getting frustrated and bitchy about men, but hohono, can't become disillusioned about what entices a woman into wanting to go home with a guy after a night of booze filled revelry.
And I'm not even the worst, you wouldn't believe some of the shit guys get up to here and women damn near expect it. Perhaps its because we're an industrial redneck province, but it is the rule and not the exception here if you're 18-35.
I don't know, having a realistic perspective has served me well thus far, but good luck with whatever your social bias happens to be.
@Buttnutt
Because I'm the guy you love to dislike. Come on, admit it.
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The Mothership - 2011-08-24 I've had it with you Burnov! That's two derricks destroyed, I'm out another Crown Vic, the mayor's daughter is still missing and the President of Alberta is on the phone asking for your hide! Your devil-may-care attitude and rugged good looks might make you the best damn tar-sand fracker in the province, but you're the worst cop I've ever worked with. Turn in your badge, son.
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Burnov - 2011-08-24 I love you guys.
Mothership, you've basically described a relative of mine, and damn near every guy who makes more than 70k a year and doesn't work in an office building.
The president of Alberta if we had one would either be Jim Ginch or Tucker Max respectively (video forthcoming).
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Sudan no1 - 2011-08-24 >Burnov
>Canada
USA! USA! USA!
Seriously, you're on the same wavelength as Travis Bickle here? I can't wait until you're herded into the Feminazi castration and Brainwashing tent.
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YakooMarkTwo - 2011-08-24
4:22 - "Let's just think for a sec here..."
4:55 - "I'm relatively a good looking guy..." *BELCH*
5:39 - RAGE!!!
Add in the fact he recorded an 8 minute video about being single in his empty closet with soda cans in the background.
FIVE EASY STARS.
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Caminante Nocturno  - 2011-08-24
That belch is a master of comedic timing.
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hammsangwich - 2011-08-24
Go to a large university and you won't have a TFL problem.
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magnesium - 2011-08-24
Picture him without the neckbeard. Based on the hairdo and the glasses, I seriously would've thought this guy was a lesbian.
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Chancho - 2011-08-25
Holy shit, this guy looks exactly like Anne Frank. He's hiding in the attic too.
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unemployed unicorn expert - 2011-08-25
Chancho gets stars
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