Worldly Game

This photo derives from here . This post, although it may seem somewhat comical, is very serious. Nowadays, females are less knowledgeable, and less concerned, about what it takes to properly groom themselves. It used to be that females that would have bodily odors were females that were too impoverished to be able to afford to properly groom themselves; now, we have a second class of females that also happen to have this issue. These females are the very attractive females that do not wash themselves properly. The fact that we have this issue is why I actually shared the post Good Pussy Game a long time ago. I recall once at work this female, that was very attractive, that came to work on a slow day smelling as though she had had sex earlier the day, but didn’t properly clean herself. Attractive females walking around smelling like after-sex are starting to become a common occurrence. Due to this, I take it upon myself to pull these women aside and let them know that they nee

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I was just at this Caribbean restaurant that I frequent where I was conversing with this Technical Sergeant (E-6). This woman was decent looking but deliberately being as difficult as possible with me. The sad thing though is that I could tell that she was feeling me and wanted me to pull her. I started the conversation by mentioning how attentive she was to this soap opera the restaurant was showing (it was the soap opera with Jennifer Hudson in it). We started conversing and she asked if I watch soaps for which I responded, “No. Most straight guys don’t watch soap operas.” Initially, she tried to debate about straight guys watching soaps with their women and bonding just like straight women watching sports to bond with their men. I responded that, “Straight guys normally don’t watch soaps. They can bond other ways.” Next she asked if I’ve ever watched soaps for which I responded, “Yeah when I was three and didn’t have a choice because my late-great-grandmother was babysitting me

(This post is for my stand up cats.) Lately, I’ve been chatting with some of my homies about information I came upon on a forum. I could easily relate and felt the need to share this with them; now I’m sharing it here. Guys, don’t deal with uncooperative broads; charge them. Dealing with uncooperative broads in succession will mess with your psyche and misshape your outlook on life. Uncooperative broads will upset you and cause you to become harder than you’d like. They’ll turn you into a regular Mr. Hyde (monster) 24/7. Remaining in this mode will only scare people off. Uncooperative broads literally will cause you to become evil. >:-) You want to maintain the proper balance so that you won’t be stepped over but you also won’t scare people off. Master the Dr. Jekyll, Mr. Hyde approach so you can sync the right median and maintain harmony within yourself. B-) –TheKing_65 (July 11, 2013) (If you enjoyed this post, then please consider   subscribing   to stay up-to-date wi

Did you know that Magneto and Professor X were modeled after Malcolm X and Martin Luther King Jr.? The central ideological conflict between The X-Men and the Brotherhood of Mutants is arguably “should we protect or punish those that hate us?” Those conflicts, as well as the characters of Charles Xavier and Erik Lehnsherr, were all taken from the Civil Rights movement and the major figures behind it. The basic foundation is the same: both MLK and Malcolm X wanted the same thing (a nation where black people are accepted equal members of society) but were completely different in their approaches. While MLK spoke in the words of Gandhi and urged peace and integration, Malcolm X believed the hate for white Americans needed to be spread to counter the hate against the African Americans. In the same model is Professor X and Magneto. Both wanted a world where mutants were accepted members of society living without fear of persecution. Charles Xavier believed the only way to live peac

Checkout 0:00-24:45; then skip to this part. 32:12-1:15:00. The Melanoid Nation story he's referring to is here . Here's the link of the podcast where Tariq was talking about "Street Harassment". Here's the Allison McGuire he was referencing. Also, here's a post that Melanoid Nation did talking about the various racist apps out; Allison McGuire's SketchFactor is mentioned. (You can subscribe to Tariq's YouTube channel here . Also, you can visit his sites at  www.tariqradio.com  and/or  www.tariqlive.com . You can check out his  Ustream  on Sundays at 10pm Eastern Standard Time, 7pm Pacific Standard Time. Also, you can view all of Melanoid Nation's posts here .) (If you enjoyed this post, then please consider   subscribing   to stay up-to-date with my latest postings and sharings. Also, please share and   support   Worldly Game.)

The March was the 20th anniversary of the Million Man March in 1995, but it definitely wasn't a repeat. There were entirely too many women and small children there for it to be considered a gathering of men. The atmosphere was too festive. It was more like the Million Family March. Because of this, I believe that there wasn't a mood of testosterone that would be present in a war council. It was more like thousands of families coming out for a church cookout. In my opinion, it should've been specifically targeted for just black men and young black men ( teenagers) first, then have a female led, attended female effort; however, that would've taken place later; then, bring us all together for our places amongst each other as we take action. There wasn't a sense of brotherhood there to me because it wasn't just brothers, too much feminine and juvenile energy. I saw so much support via my social media accounts, from sisters both celebrity and non-celebrity posti