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"Is it us, or is it DC?" Two DC reporters head to Alaska to find romance
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"Is it us, or is it DC?" Two DC reporters head to Alaska to find romance

http://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/...tid=pm_pop


I feel sad for the women of DC. The odds are stacked against them.
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"Is it us, or is it DC?" Two DC reporters head to Alaska to find romance

I hope they got attacked by bears while out there. Kodiak bears.
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"Is it us, or is it DC?" Two DC reporters head to Alaska to find romance

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The fishermen descend almost before we even make it through the door of the rattletrap bar. They beg us for a game of pool, conversation, anything. The bearded guys hunched over their beers rivet their eyes on us. There’s a guitarist at the open mike who, as soon as he spots Annie, stops strumming and says, “I’m dedicating this song to you.”

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Earlier that month, we — two harried Washington Post reporters — had been sitting in the newsroom cafeteria with a colleague, lamenting the state of our love lives. One of us was recovering from an on-again, off-again relationship that had finally finished its death spiral; the other was nursing a broken heart and in the meantime had taken up with a thrice-divorced playboy nicknamed Gator.

Winter had found us single again, and we were feeling as if we had lost our mojo. Never mind that we each had our own issues: too much wanderlust, a habit of falling in love with the wrong men. We launched into a debate familiar to single women over 22 in the greater Washington area: Is it us? Or is it D.C.?

This is what lands a playboy in Washington?

I have to post this twice because the irony is just too much

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Hahahahahaha. You guys have it as bad as we do.

This though sounds like girl power porn

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“They’re more genuine, earnest, real, down-to-earth,” says Libby Casey, a Washington journalist in her 30s who spent 10 years in Fairbanks. “In Alaska, men value women differently: If you can wield a chain saw, if you can buck wood, if you can catch a fish. A guy’s not going to date you because you look cute; a guy’s going to date you because you have skills.”

WAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHHHAH

No, they are just so desperate I think that they will fuck anything.
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"Is it us, or is it DC?" Two DC reporters head to Alaska to find romance

OK, those of us not in DC need some clarification.

“If you’re out at a bar and a party, it seems like it’s two-thirds women to one-third men,” says Katie Gill, who spent two years blogging about dating life in the nation’s capital. “People are always asking me: Where do you go to meet men?”

To me, the ratio of single men to women in Washington is a bummer. I often end up at parties with large crowds of single women, married couples and gay men. One recent night at Lincoln, the supposedly hip new restaurant near our office, the bar was crammed with chicks from end to end.


This is in stark contrast to Roosh's red dot/blue dot photos of DC cockfests. So which is right? Or is it an issue of venues - bars vs private parties and trendy restaurants?
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"Is it us, or is it DC?" Two DC reporters head to Alaska to find romance

Freddy trolled the shit out of them

"if u cant get dick in DC fly to Alaska!"

Nope.
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"Is it us, or is it DC?" Two DC reporters head to Alaska to find romance

Quote: (06-28-2012 02:05 AM)assman Wrote:  

OK, those of us not in DC need some clarification.

“If you’re out at a bar and a party, it seems like it’s two-thirds women to one-third men,” says Katie Gill, who spent two years blogging about dating life in the nation’s capital. “People are always asking me: Where do you go to meet men?”

To me, the ratio of single men to women in Washington is a bummer. I often end up at parties with large crowds of single women, married couples and gay men. One recent night at Lincoln, the supposedly hip new restaurant near our office, the bar was crammed with chicks from end to end.


This is in stark contrast to Roosh's red dot/blue dot photos of DC cockfests. So which is right? Or is it an issue of venues - bars vs private parties and trendy restaurants?

Well 80% of the men are invisible to them and their long laundry lists dude [Image: smile.gif]

Alaska is somewhere I have always wanted to go though. Not a great place for pussy if that Hutt is being serenaded, (maybe they thought it was a whale and they were trying to lure her in so that they could harpoon her?) but I did always wanted to go on a trip there to fish and hunt.
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"Is it us, or is it DC?" Two DC reporters head to Alaska to find romance

Quote: (06-28-2012 03:11 AM)Hooligan Harry Wrote:  

Well 80% of the men are invisible to them and their long laundry lists dude [Image: smile.gif]

Nailed it.

Those pigs look like they are in their 40s.

Yet they are claiming there are "no good men in D.C." I.e., there are no hot men earning 250,000+ who will talk to them.

Goes to show the contempt even old disgusting pigs hold regular men in.

Beta males are invisible even to hags like the ones in the article.
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“In Alaska, men value women differently: If you can wield a chain saw, if you can buck wood, if you can catch a fish. A guy’s not going to date you because you look cute; a guy’s going to date you because you have skills.”

And all the waxing, styling and primping Washington women do? Not necessary in the 49th state.

“I won hairy-leg contests in Alaska, and guys thought it was awesome,” Casey says.

Hamster translation: I'm already ugly, past my prime, and can allow my looks to turn to complete shit because the men up here are so desperate and in need of a warm body. They'll put up with anything. But in the end, I won't find love because these losers just aren't up to my standards.
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"Is it us, or is it DC?" Two DC reporters head to Alaska to find romance

I'm going to start going to retirement homes and write a blog to brag about all the bitches that want my attention.

"I was trying to play cribbage with my main man, Albert, when a group of these old, ugly 2's came up to us and started talking about how I reminded them of their husbands and shit. Their chatter made our game absolutely impossible to play so after a few minutes I had to tell them to fuck off as there was no way in hell I was about to give them the dick. Fucking women, where do they get off thinking they can speak without being spoken to?"
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To me, the ratio of single men to women in Washington is a bummer. I often end up at parties with large crowds of single women, married couples and gay men.

Notice the way she phrased that sentence. She said "large crowds of single women" without referencing the number of men there. "Crowds" mean nothing without regard to the ratio.

Let's say I go to a club with 100 men and 300 women. I could say, "I went to a club with a large crowd of men," and technically it would be accurate.
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"Is it us, or is it DC?" Two DC reporters head to Alaska to find romance

Are you guys telling me such girls in D.C. actually have demands with finding a BF? they should be happy with any attention they will get...even if it's by Shrek himself.
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"Is it us, or is it DC?" Two DC reporters head to Alaska to find romance

My sister used to complain about DC men. I told her if she can't find a man in DC, she won't find a man anywhere else in the world. I tell her stories of beautiful girls dating ugly dudes in a lot of countries I go to.

She hasn't complained in a while.
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"Is it us, or is it DC?" Two DC reporters head to Alaska to find romance

Is the DC Census ratio really that favorable? Much of DC consists of poor blacks where men are in relatively smaller supply. I imagine if you took them out of the mix, the ratio would be a lot closer to parity.

And the chick on the right is verrry 'unfortunate looking.'
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"Is it us, or is it DC?" Two DC reporters head to Alaska to find romance

From the article: "My friend — who was wearing a cast on her leg — and I got in a catfight with a group of women over seats at a communal table. This wouldn’t have happened had the bar had a few chivalrous males."

We are dealing with deluded people here. They, like many women, believe their shit doesn't stink, their value does not decrease with age, and that men should jump up and give them everything they want. I mean their only admitted "faults" are a love of travel and falling in love with alpha males. That's like someone asking you what your weaknesses are and you say that you work too hard.

Fuck these bitches.
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"Is it us, or is it DC?" Two DC reporters head to Alaska to find romance

There has always been a serious female shortage up Alaska way. Men flooded in to work on the pipeline, and there weren't enough chicks to go around. Hookers made a KILLING up there - they were getting the lining fucked out of their pussies. They could literally fuck around the clock. I applaud these women - especially the behemoth on the right. You gotta go where you'll be in demand! You need that fat layer to combat the cold up there.

"The best kind of pride is that which compels a man to do his best when no one is watching."
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"Is it us, or is it DC?" Two DC reporters head to Alaska to find romance

OMG what pigs - the broads are awful. - old, beat up, run through, and unattractive.

So they have run the cock carousel in DC while "harried" in their "carrers" and what some jackass to foot the bill for their early retirement ??

They are doing the right thing. Go to where the men are desperate. This is merely an acknowledgement that they cant compete in their current environment - nothing wrong with that.

The only thing wrong is their delusion that they'd be happy with a lumberjack or fisherman.
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Quote: (06-28-2012 03:11 AM)Hooligan Harry Wrote:  

80% of the men are invisible to them and their long laundry lists
Quote: (06-28-2012 07:09 AM)Roosh Wrote:  

I tell [complainers about] beautiful girls dating ugly dudes in a lot of countries.
I think we are onto something here! A purely physical comparison is unfair, because men seek beauty, while women seek alpha. By comparison, smart, sassy, accomplished (and ugly) D.C. women date underachieving men. Maybe the situation is bad on both sides. D.C. has career-oriented women who do not prioritize looks or femininity, and cubicle-nerd men in low-paying government jobs.

The Washington Post article laments:

“He Phones the Office During Dinner. . . . He’ll Tell You Everything About the Toxic-Waste Bill. . . . He Likes to Get It Over With in Time for Meet the Press.”

So where were the manly men [with] facial hair [and] calloused hands ... who could kill dinner and ... then have his woman for dessert?

[They don't need] all the waxing, styling and primping Washington women do.


Are D.C. women demanding a contradictory combination of ruggedness in a high-paying D.C. office job? Or do good D.C. men lack sexual enthusiasm for fat, slovenly D.C. women? Or both?

Why are D.C. women so picky and unfeminine? Why is there a scarcity of D.C. men with alpha and game?
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Quote: (06-28-2012 02:05 AM)assman Wrote:  

OK, those of us not in DC need some clarification.

“If you’re out at a bar and a party, it seems like it’s two-thirds women to one-third men,” says Katie Gill, who spent two years blogging about dating life in the nation’s capital. “People are always asking me: Where do you go to meet men?”

To me, the ratio of single men to women in Washington is a bummer. I often end up at parties with large crowds of single women, married couples and gay men. One recent night at Lincoln, the supposedly hip new restaurant near our office, the bar was crammed with chicks from end to end.


This is in stark contrast to Roosh's red dot/blue dot photos of DC cockfests. So which is right? Or is it an issue of venues - bars vs private parties and trendy restaurants?

I know where Lincoln is. I walk by it on my home from work almost every day. And it is often full of women. This is at 7:00pm on a weeknight, though, not exactly prime poosy-slaying time. Chicks in DC are rarely serious about meeting men. They're only serious about complaining that there are no men. Truth is, there are a lot of sexual camels in DC.

It's not that DC women are all holding out for Mr. Super Alpha, it's that many of them just don't care that much about dick. They're too busy sublimating all that energy into happy hours and brunches at trendy restaurants and "saving the world" at their useless jobs. They get all the male attention they need from beta orbiters and the occasional fling with some dude from kickball.
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Quote: (06-28-2012 07:09 AM)Roosh Wrote:  

My sister used to complain about DC men. I told her if she can't find a man in DC, she won't find a man anywhere else in the world. I tell her stories of beautiful girls dating ugly dudes in a lot of countries I go to.

She hasn't complained in a while.

Whenever a girl says that she can't find good men or says, "where are all the good men?" it basically means that she's been on a handful of dates with some uninteresting, beta-ass dudes. Her fantasy of a rich model who has a fancy executive job (with the corresponding salary) on the one hand, but chops down trees and throws discus in his spare time, hasn't interrupted her day randomly and swept her off her feet yet. Chicks want to find a good man with the slightest of effort--just for showing up.

This is a basic failure to understand just how much more work we do to find so-called "good girls." Bitches want shit handed to them, including the best men.

Your sister was drinking the Kool-Aid being dispensed by other girls (especially of the DC variety). I'm glad you stomped that down. You did her a huge favor in the long run.

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Quote: (06-28-2012 12:20 PM)Tuthmosis Wrote:  

Quote: (06-28-2012 07:09 AM)Roosh Wrote:  

My sister used to complain about DC men. I told her if she can't find a man in DC, she won't find a man anywhere else in the world. I tell her stories of beautiful girls dating ugly dudes in a lot of countries I go to.

She hasn't complained in a while.

Whenever a girl says that she can't find good men or says, "where are all the good men?" it basically means that she's been on a handful of dates with some uninteresting, beta-ass dudes. Her fantasy of a rich model who has a fancy executive job (with the corresponding salary) on the one hand, but chops down trees and throws discus in his spare time, hasn't interrupted her day randomly and swept her off her feet yet. Chicks want to find a good man with the slightest of effort--just for showing up.

This is a basic failure to understand just how much more work we do to find so-called "good girls." Bitches want shit handed to them, including the best men.

Your sister was drinking the Kool-Aid being dispensed by other girls (especially of the DC variety). I'm glad you stomped that down. You did her a huge favor in the long run.

I see it a little differently. Bitches complain about there being 'no good men' because it's a clarion call for sympathy and pity. Standard fare attention whoring. The content of her speech is irrelevant, as long as it's effective in garnering attention.

These girls have already decided they won't settle for a man who would have them, so *they* for a mass media attention whoring pity party.

The silver lining is that if you ever hear a girl saying "All the good men are taken" or "There are no good men left," you immediately know she's not dating material whatsoever. In my experience, girls worth keeping around don't complain like that, and are rarely single for long stretches.

I'm sure hoes who fuck cool dudes say it too. Everyone likes to think they have it bad, and attention whores will aggressively court the sympathy of anyone who will listen.
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Quote: (06-28-2012 01:13 PM)basilransom Wrote:  

These girls have already decided they won't settle for a man who would have them, so *they* for a mass media attention whoring pity party.
Exactly. Before these women ever set foot in Alaska, they knew they wouldn't have any interest in Alaskan men.
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Quote: (06-28-2012 07:09 AM)Roosh Wrote:  

My sister used to complain about DC men. I told her if she can't find a man in DC, she won't find a man anywhere else in the world. I tell her stories of beautiful girls dating ugly dudes in a lot of countries I go to.

She hasn't complained in a while.

I always tell girls to move to Toronto.
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"Is it us, or is it DC?" Two DC reporters head to Alaska to find romance

I think that people are overstating the role of hypergamy in a place like DC. I don't observe women in DC holding out for the cream of the crop. Hypergamy is much worse in NY and probably in places like LA or Miami. When DC girls do get into relationships, it's usually with average herbs. You want do well with women in DC, just be a tall, goofy white dude who wears polo shirts and cargo shorts.

What drives DC's crappy dating market is the number of woman who are just not out there. Think about it, there's basically three reasons why women want to be with men: 1) they want dick, 2) they want affirmation, 3) they want companionship.

Now, think about the type of people who come to DC. The typical DC girl probably doesn't have a high sex drive to begin with. Even the chicks I know here who do love sex, are capable of going months without it if nothing worthwhile comes their way. Two, these chicks have been told that they're special since one of daddy's swimmers one the race through mommy's cervix. They were over-achieving high school kids who became over-achieving college kids who then moved to DC to "save the world." It's not so much that they they're not cool; it's that cool barely exists anymore. Cool has been replaced with quirky and ironic. That's why SWPL chicks have no idea how to flirt, but instead try to impress you with their sarcasm and debating skills. If they want male affirmation, they log on to Facebook or OKC or reject "creepy" dudes at happy hour.

As for companionship, well, it's like the women in that article. they spend all their time with other women, couples and gay dudes. In other places, women think of being single as sitting home alone on the couch and that motivates them to get out and meet men. In DC, there are so many goofy social outlets that girls never have to resort to that. You know what I've rarely ever seen in DC? A woman out having a drink by herself on a week night. She's too busy with kickball or book club or trapeze lessons or happy hours.

Women complaining about how they can't find men are delusional attention whores. The overwhelming majority of men will shower a women with attention at the drop of a dime. If a women can't "find" a man, it's cause she's cause she either has clinically certifiable mental issues or she isn't really looking.
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"Is it us, or is it DC?" Two DC reporters head to Alaska to find romance

I grew up in Alaska and spent some of the best years of my life up there. I still go back regularly. Here's the real story; Anchorage, the largest "city", is basically blue-collar Amerikana. There are plenty of doable young women - and the entitlement attitude of places like DC is unheard of. I fucked loads of Alaskan ladies during my young-dumb years and it was almost epic in the go-go years of the 80's with the new oil money. Nothing like fresh, young, uneducated white trash for a fuck-rampage. Just get them young before they succumb to the gourmet delights of Walmart and McDonalds. As for the adult population; think fat and generally unattractive people - with a ghostly white pallor.

These ghastly skanks from our nations capitol went off the reservation (i.e. left Anchorage) so fat-bearded alcoholics are about it for human companionship once one leaves the city limits.

Bottom line; the place is spectacular, the fishing incredible, hunting same, mountains breathtaking and heli-skiing the best in the world. The winters are also long, dark, cold and fucking depressing.

Still, I'd live in Alaska long before I'd live in DC. I was based there for a while and despise the place.

What would have made for a good article would have been Sarah Palin pulling a train with the aforementioned fat-bearded-alcoholics..........
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In the District, there are 89.5 men for every 100 women, fewer than in any of the 50 states

According to you guys, that's quite the opposite. So, are this stats true?
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