Brucie is awesome, only made even more so when you start playing GTA IV immediately after reading The Game by Neil Strauss.
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Brucie is awesome, only made even more so when you start playing GTA IV immediately after reading The Game by Neil Strauss.
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ALPHA AS FUCK BRO, KEEP BEING ALPHA.Originally Posted by Cosmic
Brucie is awesome, only made even more so when you start playing GTA IV immediately after reading The Game by Neil Strauss.
In all seriousness did the PUA book make any difference?
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Heh, had a bit of fun on the commute to work today. Normally I just sleep on the bus, but as a whole bunch of people saw today...
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SHINE GET!
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Well to be honest I wasn't really reading it for advice. I'd read Motley Crue's The Dirt a year or so prior, was curious what else Strauss had worked on and thought a book where he becomes a pickup artist would make for a more interesting read than an autobiography by Jenna Jameson.
I guess if you look at it logically most of the advice they give boils down to stuff that really should be common sense but admittedly isn't to a lot of people - i.e. dress properly, be confident and don't act needy or desperate. They just wrap it up in unnecessarily dorky lingo that makes it sound like they're playing D&D. But really, if you read the book the characters end up pretty broken, completely lose their individuality and become so obsessed with PUA that by the end of it they're spending far more time swapping routines and squabbling amongst themselves than they actually do picking up women.
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I had a feeling the book would say more or less that, the self-improvement stuff.Well to be honest I wasn't really reading it for advice. I'd read Motley Crue's The Dirt a year or so prior, was curious what else Strauss had worked on and thought a book where he becomes a pickup artist would make for a more interesting read than an autobiography by Jenna Jameson.
I guess if you look at it logically most of the advice they give is really stuff that should be common sense - dress properly, be confident and don't act needy or desperate. They just wrap it up in unnecessarily dorky lingo that makes it sound like they're playing D&D. But really if you read the book the characters end up pretty broken, completely lose their individuality and become so obsessed with PUA that by the end they're spending far more time swapping routines and squabbling amongst themselves than they actually do picking up women.
Also I'm surprised the book showed PUA having any negative effects, although I know it's not quite a PUA book but a story about people who follow it.
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The Pope, the British Queen and Obama are coming to Ireland over the next year, this should be interesting.
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And the better muppet is...Ok, perhaps not all
KERMIT BY TKO!
C is for Cookie.
As if there were a next year
C'mon, it's kind of hard, I only know that you are a frog and your name is KermitAnd the better muppet is...
KERMIT BY TKO!
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Following year, coming year, it's all the same.As if there were a next year
C'mon, it's kind of hard, I only know that you are a frog and your name is Kermit
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