[kosko]

(03-23-2013 11:33 PM)Donnington93 Wrote:  

Had a guy at a club explain his patented method for picking up girls last night. It was GALNUC. Reaching critical mass here, gents.

What bar where you at?

I went to Dance Cave last night and it was time there in a year, and my first time there not drunk outta my face. Place was full of fatties, I remember hearing that this place was a refuge for hippos but I thought it was a myth. I guess they love that there is a burrito shop in the basement, easy access to heavy food! Probably 20% at least where whales, another 20% were porky, and then 20% were ugly hipsters.

I ran okay game on two prospects, broad from Waterloo was down by had to bounce when her friend cockblocked. It was easy to open up bitches there thought but I realize it's hard to run game on these young ass 19,20 year olds in the bar as they are just too dumb sometimes to get any vibe going.

[TheMan]

(03-24-2013 09:36 AM)Roosh Wrote:  

(03-23-2013 11:33 PM)Donnington93 Wrote:  

Had a guy at a club explain his patented method for picking up girls last night. It was GALNUC. Reaching critical mass here, gents.

I also hear stories of guys who meet independently of this site via other means (like Couchsurfing) and then discover they both read RVF. That's why we need to start using the "Do you know of a pet shop around here?" secret handshake.

Maybe some gem from from our pal IRT?

[Donnington93]

(03-24-2013 10:55 AM)kosko Wrote:  

(03-23-2013 11:33 PM)Donnington93 Wrote:  

Had a guy at a club explain his patented method for picking up girls last night. It was GALNUC. Reaching critical mass here, gents.

What bar where you at?

I went to Dance Cave last night and it was time there in a year, and my first time there not drunk outta my face. Place was full of fatties, I remember hearing that this place was a refuge for hippos but I thought it was a myth. I guess they love that there is a burrito shop in the basement, easy access to heavy food! Probably 20% at least where whales, another 20% were porky, and then 20% were ugly hipsters.

I ran okay game on two prospects, broad from Waterloo was down by had to bounce when her friend cockblocked. It was easy to open up bitches there thought but I realize it's hard to run game on these young ass 19,20 year olds in the bar as they are just too dumb sometimes to get any vibe going.

Hoxton.

Also, Roosh, I just saw your Toronto reply video. That quote where you said "you guys are like a cult where any impure thought or dissent must be quashed" is DEAD ON.

There is no civil disagreement or difference of opinions. There is not even a condescending "I'm right and you're wrong". Instead, the mindset is, "I'm right and fuck you because your opinion is disgusting."

[kosko]

On glaring point that us Locals deal with that Roosh missed is the bullshit Liqour laws here. Nevermind 2am last call, how about having a easier time getting a bottle of Vodka in fuking Oman or Egypt on a Sunday evening then here in Toronto. Toronto the old sleepy Protestant outpost that did not start letting liquor be served on Sunday's till about 1994, still only lets you get a small window of 6hrs to get a bottle on Sundays. Because of this Sunday's are complete deadzones here in the City, not much happens, and not many opportunities to make things happen if you want to go out. Nothing can be spur of the moment here, in my old City classic game was luring a girl home with a fresh new bottle of Booze for the late night off sale. Yea you can have things stocked at home - but that is not always the case, especially if your going back to her place - but the spur of the moment stuff with a bottle you know you will both enjoy is key, you can't do that here when the LCBO closes at 8pm.

The consequence of this is that the LCBO runs the largest Liquor racket/monopoly on earth, to the point it would make Russian Mafia bosses blush. The LCBO is the largest importer of Liquor on earth and runs the largest distribution/wholesale network of Liquor on earth. Obscene amounts of money it makes (in 2011 it brought in nearly $5 Billion in sales) which goes to fund worthy projects like Women's Studies research and grants to build Unisex washrooms for Trannies.

[TheSlayer]

(03-24-2013 06:52 PM)kosko Wrote:  

On glaring point that us Locals deal with that Roosh missed is the bullshit Liqour laws here. Nevermind 2am last call, how about having a easier time getting a bottle of Vodka in fuking Oman or Egypt on a Sunday evening then here in Toronto. Toronto the old sleepy Protestant outpost that did not start letting liquor be served on Sunday's till about 1994, still only lets you get a small window of 6hrs to get a bottle on Sundays. Because of this Sunday's are complete deadzones here in the City, not much happens, and not many opportunities to make things happen if you want to go out. Nothing can be spur of the moment here, in my old City classic game was luring a girl home with a fresh new bottle of Booze for the late night off sale. Yea you can have things stocked at home - but that is not always the case, especially if your going back to her place - but the spur of the moment stuff with a bottle you know you will both enjoy is key, you can't do that here when the LCBO closes at 8pm.

The consequence of this is that the LCBO runs the largest Liquor racket/monopoly on earth, to the point it would make Russian Mafia bosses blush. The LCBO is the largest importer of Liquor on earth and runs the largest distribution/wholesale network of Liquor on earth. Obscene amounts of money it makes (in 2011 it brought in nearly $5 Billion in sales) which goes to fund worthy projects like Women's Studies research and grants to build Unisex washrooms for Trannies.

Don't get me started on the LCBO. I hate the LCBO with a passion. It's unreal that in the 21st century we are only allowed to buy from government controlled stores at exorbitant prices. When I was down in Boston and Miami I was shocked to see everything 40-60% cheaper. I felt like a kid in a candy store. Buying a 26er (750ml) of Grey Goose for $28 ($50 here) and 1.75L of Sailor's Jerry Rum for $29 ($60 here) was

I hate that the LCBO thinks they need to control prices and promote "social responsibility" so they can charge us unreasonable prices. Even beer made in Canada is almost half-price in the US. A lot of people defend the LCBO saying, "Oh, look at the revenue they bring in for the government", but the Ontarian government is drowning in debt. Not only are we one of the highest taxed jurisdictions in North America, we also have one of the highest debts as well.

Honestly, well, maybe the LCBO and other taxes wouldn't piss me off if we had a balanced budget and weren't heading down the path of bankruptcy but we are in a double whammy here. Pay extra for everything AND suffer the same fate as many American States (which have lower taxes than Ontario).

[rudebwoy]

TheSlayer - I refuse to buy alchohol here unless I have too, I always pick up bottles when I travel. LCBO made billions in profit last year and I think it is disgusting. I can't believe the clones here would actually defend them.

[TheSlayer]

(03-24-2013 08:05 PM)rudebwoy Wrote:  

TheSlayer - I refuse to buy alchohol here unless I have too, I always pick up bottles when I travel. LCBO made billions in profit last year and I think it is disgusting. I can't believe the clones here would actually defend them.

I try to stock-up as well whenever I visit the States or when my parents go down. Funny thing is my dad always bring bottles for himself so when they just go by themselves, I am out of luck .

Living here, I don't have much of a chance. I don't travel to the US enough to be able to avoid the LCBO. I love my alcohol but I am not an alcoholic neither do I need a government to control me and to prevent me from harming myself.

I have often had this talk with my friends. Whenever we are drinking, we usually buy a 26er for two people. A Barcardi is $24-26 (depending on what you get) vs. $14-$16 in say Boston or Miami. Just because we are able to save $10 on the bottle, doesn't mean we will buy more and get even more fucked. The LCBO preaches the mantra that price is a controlling factor in how much people drink. That is ridiculous bullshit and I don't know why Ontarians tolerate this. Worse than the LCBO is the Beer Store, which is another monopoly granted to foreign companies by the provincial government.

[Vacancier Permanent]

Agreed fully with you guys that the racket that the LCBO and the Beer Store run is totally disgusting. I worked at one time in the distant past for the provincial govt agency that controls both the LCBO/Beer Store as well as the liquor licensing for establishments wanting to sell booze in Ontario and let me tell you, the amount of cold hard cash getting in each day was simply outrageously obscene. I'm not going to say any more, but you guys get the picture.

Heck even in BKK, I was buying a big bottle of rum for half the price of what the LCBO sells it for.

[Screwston]

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[Emancipator]

(03-25-2013 03:19 AM)houston Wrote:  

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[DjembaDjemba]

(03-24-2013 06:52 PM)kosko Wrote:  

On glaring point that us Locals deal with that Roosh missed is the bullshit Liqour laws here. Nevermind 2am last call, how about having a easier time getting a bottle of Vodka in fuking Oman or Egypt on a Sunday evening then here in Toronto. Toronto the old sleepy Protestant outpost that did not start letting liquor be served on Sunday's till about 1994, still only lets you get a small window of 6hrs to get a bottle on Sundays. Because of this Sunday's are complete deadzones here in the City, not much happens, and not many opportunities to make things happen if you want to go out. Nothing can be spur of the moment here, in my old City classic game was luring a girl home with a fresh new bottle of Booze for the late night off sale. Yea you can have things stocked at home - but that is not always the case, especially if your going back to her place - but the spur of the moment stuff with a bottle you know you will both enjoy is key, you can't do that here when the LCBO closes at 8pm.

The consequence of this is that the LCBO runs the largest Liquor racket/monopoly on earth, to the point it would make Russian Mafia bosses blush. The LCBO is the largest importer of Liquor on earth and runs the largest distribution/wholesale network of Liquor on earth. Obscene amounts of money it makes (in 2011 it brought in nearly $5 Billion in sales) which goes to fund worthy projects like Women's Studies research and grants to build Unisex washrooms for Trannies.

Alberta blew my mind with the open liquor stores in every corner. Bottles of exotic and rare alcohols in stores the size of wal-mart which specialize in what they do.

BTW I'm seeing more and more T.O transplants here in Edmonton. Girls with hair half shaven, sleeve tats, nerdy urban hipster look, awkward sense of entitlement. When I chat these girls up I find that they usually are out from 'back east' (Ontario). Some of them moved here for work, some came here with 'my ex', some just ended up here for no real reason. But I'm seeing it more and more.

I'm noticing more manginas here, just like in Toronto. The male population in urban Edmonton seems to be splitting between the trades guys working in the oil/gas sector, recent immigrants, and manginas who speak in hip condescending urban black slang (hey bro, sup homie), are super feminine and white knight like they're the only men left on earth.

I'm thinking this phenomenon isn't confined to Toronto anymore but has spread to many Canadian major cities.

In terms of entitlement of migrant women here, this is my observation:

(worst)Toronto
Ottawa
Montreal (Anglophone female)
Vancouver
(not too bad) Prairie broads from the cities (Saskatoon, Regina, Winnipeg)

On the opposite end, the least entitled and tolerable:

(super friendly) Atlantic Canada girls (Nova Scotia, PEI, New Brunswick, Newfoundland)
Prairie broads from the boonies (Saskatchewan, Manitoba)

[gandt]

Roosh, it's not all bad buddy!

[rudebwoy]

(03-25-2013 10:41 AM)DjembaDjemba Wrote:  

(03-24-2013 06:52 PM)kosko Wrote:  

On glaring point that us Locals deal with that Roosh missed is the bullshit Liqour laws here. Nevermind 2am last call, how about having a easier time getting a bottle of Vodka in fuking Oman or Egypt on a Sunday evening then here in Toronto. Toronto the old sleepy Protestant outpost that did not start letting liquor be served on Sunday's till about 1994, still only lets you get a small window of 6hrs to get a bottle on Sundays. Because of this Sunday's are complete deadzones here in the City, not much happens, and not many opportunities to make things happen if you want to go out. Nothing can be spur of the moment here, in my old City classic game was luring a girl home with a fresh new bottle of Booze for the late night off sale. Yea you can have things stocked at home - but that is not always the case, especially if your going back to her place - but the spur of the moment stuff with a bottle you know you will both enjoy is key, you can't do that here when the LCBO closes at 8pm.

The consequence of this is that the LCBO runs the largest Liquor racket/monopoly on earth, to the point it would make Russian Mafia bosses blush. The LCBO is the largest importer of Liquor on earth and runs the largest distribution/wholesale network of Liquor on earth. Obscene amounts of money it makes (in 2011 it brought in nearly $5 Billion in sales) which goes to fund worthy projects like Women's Studies research and grants to build Unisex washrooms for Trannies.

Alberta blew my mind with the open liquor stores in every corner. Bottles of exotic and rare alcohols in stores the size of wal-mart which specialize in what they do.

BTW I'm seeing more and more T.O transplants here in Edmonton. Girls with hair half shaven, sleeve tats, nerdy urban hipster look, awkward sense of entitlement. When I chat these girls up I find that they usually are out from 'back east' (Ontario). Some of them moved here for work, some came here with 'my ex', some just ended up here for no real reason. But I'm seeing it more and more.

I'm noticing more manginas here, just like in Toronto. The male population in urban Edmonton seems to be splitting between the trades guys working in the oil/gas sector, recent immigrants, and manginas who speak in hip condescending urban black slang (hey bro, sup homie), are super feminine and white knight like they're the only men left on earth.

I'm thinking this phenomenon isn't confined to Toronto anymore but has spread to many Canadian major cities.

In terms of entitlement of migrant women here, this is my observation:

(worst)Toronto
Ottawa
Montreal (Anglophone female)
Vancouver
(not too bad) Prairie broads from the cities (Saskatoon, Regina, Winnipeg)

On the opposite end, the least entitled and tolerable:

(super friendly) Atlantic Canada girls (Nova Scotia, PEI, New Brunswick, Newfoundland)
Prairie broads from the boonies (Saskatchewan, Manitoba)

My two longest relationships were with girls from NB and NFLD. They both ended up returning back "home" once I cut them loose.
I am starting to think those places might be worth a visit.

[G'sUp2000]

Toronto women have to be the worst. As I stated in another post, i'm American and the women here used to be fun and full of life about 10 years ago. These chicks now are the worst. I was downtown today and the girls look so soul less and boring. Like zombies doing their daily zombie stroll. No street personality, no inviting smiles, just blahhhh boring vibes. After the summer i'm out of here, there is nothing keeping me here. Back to America I go, feel bad for Toronto guys that can't go anywhere else. Roosh is bang on with everything he said. And the females in Toronto are not even worth perfect game, because they have no personality. When these women are on the street they got no sizzle, they got nada. Just some females walking on the street like a empty vessel. I'm sorry if I rambled or changed the topic of this thread but I had to vent.

Good day gents...

[Nonpareil]

Don't even fucking start me on the LCBO. There have been instances where it's actually cockblocked me, and all share almost the exact same broad traits; a girl met was coming over, I wanted to have a bit of the sacrament on hand to kill any inhibitions set the mood, and when I drive to the LC, I get there five minutes after close, fuck that place.

Get with the fucking times; privatize that shit. Don't go telling me 'it's because we want to keep alcohol out of the hands of minors' (alcohol is like sex, drugs, cigarettes or any other contraband; if kids want it, they'll find a way to get it). I know how much of a cash cow it is, and I know that its the only place to get booze (which is why a bottle of vodka that's $12 in Buffalo is $23 in Toronto), so cut the bullshit.

If you're going to be the only place to get an in-demand product, at least change some of the policy; there is no reason at all that the LCBO can's be open 24-hours on Friday and Saturday nights, and there's no reason at all why it has to close at 6 on Sunday (a night when many people are entertaining). And not being able to get any liquor at all on major holidays, the fuck is that? I can understand closing for Christmas and Thanksgiving, but shit, what does the government think people do on their holidays?

I hate that place. If I have space in my suitcases, I'm bringing back at least 5 bottles.

[scotian]

(03-25-2013 10:41 AM)DjembaDjemba Wrote:  

(03-24-2013 06:52 PM)kosko Wrote:  

On glaring point that us Locals deal with that Roosh missed is the bullshit Liqour laws here. Nevermind 2am last call, how about having a easier time getting a bottle of Vodka in fuking Oman or Egypt on a Sunday evening then here in Toronto. Toronto the old sleepy Protestant outpost that did not start letting liquor be served on Sunday's till about 1994, still only lets you get a small window of 6hrs to get a bottle on Sundays. Because of this Sunday's are complete deadzones here in the City, not much happens, and not many opportunities to make things happen if you want to go out. Nothing can be spur of the moment here, in my old City classic game was luring a girl home with a fresh new bottle of Booze for the late night off sale. Yea you can have things stocked at home - but that is not always the case, especially if your going back to her place - but the spur of the moment stuff with a bottle you know you will both enjoy is key, you can't do that here when the LCBO closes at 8pm.

The consequence of this is that the LCBO runs the largest Liquor racket/monopoly on earth, to the point it would make Russian Mafia bosses blush. The LCBO is the largest importer of Liquor on earth and runs the largest distribution/wholesale network of Liquor on earth. Obscene amounts of money it makes (in 2011 it brought in nearly $5 Billion in sales) which goes to fund worthy projects like Women's Studies research and grants to build Unisex washrooms for Trannies.

Alberta blew my mind with the open liquor stores in every corner. Bottles of exotic and rare alcohols in stores the size of wal-mart which specialize in what they do.

BTW I'm seeing more and more T.O transplants here in Edmonton. Girls with hair half shaven, sleeve tats, nerdy urban hipster look, awkward sense of entitlement. When I chat these girls up I find that they usually are out from 'back east' (Ontario). Some of them moved here for work, some came here with 'my ex', some just ended up here for no real reason. But I'm seeing it more and more.

I'm noticing more manginas here, just like in Toronto. The male population in urban Edmonton seems to be splitting between the trades guys working in the oil/gas sector, recent immigrants, and manginas who speak in hip condescending urban black slang (hey bro, sup homie), are super feminine and white knight like they're the only men left on earth.

I'm thinking this phenomenon isn't confined to Toronto anymore but has spread to many Canadian major cities.

In terms of entitlement of migrant women here, this is my observation:

(worst)Toronto
Ottawa
Montreal (Anglophone female)
Vancouver
(not too bad) Prairie broads from the cities (Saskatoon, Regina, Winnipeg)

On the opposite end, the least entitled and tolerable:

(super friendly) Atlantic Canada girls (Nova Scotia, PEI, New Brunswick, Newfoundland)
Prairie broads from the boonies (Saskatchewan, Manitoba)

I`m still on the fence whether or not I`ll be returning to Alberta this spring but if I do, we`ll have to hit up The Atlantic Trap and Grill.....plenty of easy east coasters there.

[DjembaDjemba]

(03-26-2013 08:33 AM)scotian Wrote:  

(03-25-2013 10:41 AM)DjembaDjemba Wrote:  

(03-24-2013 06:52 PM)kosko Wrote:  

On glaring point that us Locals deal with that Roosh missed is the bullshit Liqour laws here. Nevermind 2am last call, how about having a easier time getting a bottle of Vodka in fuking Oman or Egypt on a Sunday evening then here in Toronto. Toronto the old sleepy Protestant outpost that did not start letting liquor be served on Sunday's till about 1994, still only lets you get a small window of 6hrs to get a bottle on Sundays. Because of this Sunday's are complete deadzones here in the City, not much happens, and not many opportunities to make things happen if you want to go out. Nothing can be spur of the moment here, in my old City classic game was luring a girl home with a fresh new bottle of Booze for the late night off sale. Yea you can have things stocked at home - but that is not always the case, especially if your going back to her place - but the spur of the moment stuff with a bottle you know you will both enjoy is key, you can't do that here when the LCBO closes at 8pm.

The consequence of this is that the LCBO runs the largest Liquor racket/monopoly on earth, to the point it would make Russian Mafia bosses blush. The LCBO is the largest importer of Liquor on earth and runs the largest distribution/wholesale network of Liquor on earth. Obscene amounts of money it makes (in 2011 it brought in nearly $5 Billion in sales) which goes to fund worthy projects like Women's Studies research and grants to build Unisex washrooms for Trannies.

Alberta blew my mind with the open liquor stores in every corner. Bottles of exotic and rare alcohols in stores the size of wal-mart which specialize in what they do.

BTW I'm seeing more and more T.O transplants here in Edmonton. Girls with hair half shaven, sleeve tats, nerdy urban hipster look, awkward sense of entitlement. When I chat these girls up I find that they usually are out from 'back east' (Ontario). Some of them moved here for work, some came here with 'my ex', some just ended up here for no real reason. But I'm seeing it more and more.

I'm noticing more manginas here, just like in Toronto. The male population in urban Edmonton seems to be splitting between the trades guys working in the oil/gas sector, recent immigrants, and manginas who speak in hip condescending urban black slang (hey bro, sup homie), are super feminine and white knight like they're the only men left on earth.

I'm thinking this phenomenon isn't confined to Toronto anymore but has spread to many Canadian major cities.

In terms of entitlement of migrant women here, this is my observation:

(worst)Toronto
Ottawa
Montreal (Anglophone female)
Vancouver
(not too bad) Prairie broads from the cities (Saskatoon, Regina, Winnipeg)

On the opposite end, the least entitled and tolerable:

(super friendly) Atlantic Canada girls (Nova Scotia, PEI, New Brunswick, Newfoundland)
Prairie broads from the boonies (Saskatchewan, Manitoba)

I`m still on the fence whether or not I`ll be returning to Alberta this spring but if I do, we`ll have to hit up The Atlantic Trap and Grill.....plenty of easy east coasters there.

I've walked past it quite a few times, always came up as a fish and chips place. I'd be down to see where all the Atlantic talent hides out here.

Looking forward to this summer, quie a few festivals in edmonton. I'm looking to check out Boonstock, Fringe, etc

[TheMan]

More good times in Toronto

[Emancipator]

(04-07-2013 10:51 AM)TheMan Wrote:  

More good times in Toronto

Jesus read the comments about this story on various news outlets, double standards: "He's at fault because he willingly went into the car with them".

Poor guy sounds like he was attacked by a pod of whales.

[TheMan]

(04-07-2013 12:27 PM)Emancipator Wrote:  

(04-07-2013 10:51 AM)TheMan Wrote:  

More good times in Toronto

Jesus read the comments about this story on various news outlets, double standards: "He's at fault because he willingly went into the car with them".

Poor guy sounds like he was attacked by a pod of whales.

...the world in which we live