Mos Def wrote:
Hence many of the posts on LetsRun where someone is seeking serious relationship/dating advice and many of the commenters respond with "put it in her butt" or "we need pics."
Sometimes, the former is a viable solution, and the latter is essential information gathering.
NoFatty wrote:
Always, the former is a viable solution, and the latter is essential information gathering.
Fixed.
Did you know that Eve was originally given three breasts? But the middle one got in her way so she had God take it off. God couldn't figure out what to do with a useless boob so he took it and created man.
coach d wrote:
Self-centered losers who can't get laid, because they're a bunch of wimps.
I don't think you will find this stuff from Bernard Lagat, Chris Solinsky, or any other athlete who actually has a girl.
Please, neither of those guys' girls are hot.
Solinsky is pretty good looking...
Kayne North is right - too bad.
Although I notice that since wejo got engaged and then married the threads attacking women have really dropped off.
Women are different now. They want to leave college and go right to the top of the ladder without rolling up their sleeves or putting their time in.
They don't want to be treated differently but yet they want you to hold the door open for them.
We are confused. Chicks are acting like dudes.
gfkdjfhdkjf wrote:
I have noticed this here as well as on Dyestat. Despite the fact that we live in a modern era where women, blacks, other minorities have come a long way... it seems like it is the under 25 boys here who are more misogynistic and are the ones making a majority of the misogynist comments, while some of the older posters here (such as the ones over 50) are the ones who are more respectful and do not go about making these type of comments, despite the fact that 50 years ago women and other minorities still struggled for rights (a struggle which continues to go on today, but not to the same extent). Why is this?
Because people younger than 25 can't use their brain as fully as a 25+ year old person. Not an opinion...just fact. It's the reason why your car insurance drops dramatically when you turn 25. Now, are there people 25+ who don't make good decisions? Yes. We're talking generalities here though. Are there people younger than 25 who are "mature"? Well, no. They've learned to act that way and perhaps toe the line, but by definition they are not yet mature.
People younger than 25 deserve a pat on the head, and perhaps a "that's nice sweetie" response, but not more than that until they turn 25...and THEN that newly-minted 25-year-old needs to prove themselves.
I find it funny that the OP could have drawn the line ANYWHERE and we'd have people from both sides arguing, and believing, that there are distinct differences. F*cking People.