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Yesterday was ‘wype’s wife’s birthday. He wanted to let all of his friends and coworkers know on Facebook that he loves his wife a lot.

I know, it’s incredibly shocking: a spouse loves their spouse. And then of course, when one of them posts about the other, the other has to reciprocate and basically post the same thing.

The joint Facebook account may be a waste of a next step with these two. This may be going directly to Dateline with the “fell down the stairs and hit their head” excuse.

“It was a brisk autumn night on the outskirts of Pittsburgh. The hometown football team had just won their weekly matchup, and everybody in the city was in a good mood. That was, until, the news of what happened later that night at the nicely groomed brick house on Teeter Street was revealed.”
 
Thanks for the update. Glad to know you're stalking his Facebook page
Yep. The board stooge is at it again.

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Congratulations Arche on having a loving, lifelong, fulfilling relationship.
Nothing wrong with that. Feeling the need to tell all of your friends and coworkers about it, again? Very strange . . . but I guess it’s good to reassure your significant other about it.

It’s almost as strange as posting a message to your children on Facebook when your children don’t even have Facebook.

Marriage vow renewals are right around the corner.
 
Nothing wrong with that. Feeling the need to tell all of your friends and coworkers about it, again? Very strange . . . but I guess it’s good to reassure your significant other about it.

It’s almost as strange as posting a message to your children on Facebook when your children don’t even have Facebook.

Marriage vow renewals are right around the corner.
Still not as strange as a grown man posting about other people's Facebook posts on a message board
 
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Very strange . . .
No, what is very strange is your obsession with Steve-O 1 and Steve-O 2 and then there is that that Hank guy. Now that is what is strange. You should really zero in your obsession on Steve-O 2. He seems to be running this board; without him, activity has greatly diminished . . . maybe even YUGELY!!

That has to hit you right in the cacksucker. Here you thought you grew all the activity, guess not; nope, not you, afterall. 😳
 
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Since Rifle has no one by his side, he has plenty of time to look into the real relationships others have formed in their lives.
The best part is that I have dozens more by my side than the one each of you has. And with none of them do I have to publicly proclaim my love for. They are all content with kindness shown in person instead of posting it for attention and constant reassurance on social media.

The one a few nights ago in Madrid just proves my point. Just like living in southern California, those who can, do. And just like being able to easily get multiple high-level slvts, those of us who can, do. And variety is key, because who always wants a blonde haired, blue-eyed fake DDs, 9.3 all of the time when there is so much else out there?

So while you all have a single person you think you can rely on (unless you’re in a marriage like Nick Goff of Huntington with rampant infidelity),
I have dozens - literally dozens - all around the world who I can rely on, who visit me when they’re in my country, and who I don’t know what their diarrhea smells like unlike you with your wives.
 
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The best part is that I have dozens more by my side than the one each of you has. And with none of them do I have to publicly proclaim my love for. They are all content with kindness shown in person instead of posting it for attention and constant reassurance on social media.

The one a few nights ago in Madrid just proves my point. Just like living in southern California, those who can, do. And just like being able to easily get multiple high-level slvts, those of us who can, do. And variety is key, because who always wants a blonde haired, blue-eyed fake DDs, 9.3 all of the time when there is so much else out there?

So while you all have a single person you think you can rely on (unless you’re in a marriage like Nick Goff of Huntington with rampant infidelity),
I have dozens - literally dozens - all around the world who I can rely on, who visit me when they’re in my country, and who I don’t know what their diarrhea smells like unlike you with your wives.
Do these girls take credit cards or is it just cash?
 
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The best part is that I have dozens more by my side than the one each of you has. And with none of them do I have to publicly proclaim my love for. They are all content with kindness shown in person instead of posting it for attention and constant reassurance on social media.

The one a few nights ago in Madrid just proves my point. Just like living in southern California, those who can, do. And just like being able to easily get multiple high-level slvts, those of us who can, do. And variety is key, because who always wants a blonde haired, blue-eyed fake DDs, 9.3 all of the time when there is so much else out there?

So while you all have a single person you think you can rely on (unless you’re in a marriage like Nick Goff of Huntington with rampant infidelity),
I have dozens - literally dozens - all around the world who I can rely on, who visit me when they’re in my country, and who I don’t know what their diarrhea smells like unlike you with your wives.
I almost feel sorry for the lack of purpose and meaning in your life.
 
Do these girls take credit cards or is it just cash?
If your wife wants to learn about her business competition, she will have to pay me a consultant fee.

I almost feel sorry for the lack of purpose and meaning in your life
Not all of us can give happy endings to 12 year old boys all day like you, so be thankful, bodyrubber.

And you “almost” feel sorry? Why do you talk like a pre-teen? Do you also run around saying “literally” and “bro” constantly?

What is your “purpose and meaning”? Attempting to be what you think is a good husband and father?

I am happy to see a number of you waking up around 5 a.m. - 6 a.m. to get to the office on time. Get a good day’s work in of about 10 hours when you include the commute, so you can go home for a couple of hours with your family still awake and then do it all over again. Purpose and meaning.
 
If your wife wants to learn about her business competition, she will have to pay me a consultant fee.


Not all of us can give happy endings to 12 year old boys all day like you, so be thankful, bodyrubber.

And you “almost” feel sorry? Why do you talk like a pre-teen? Do you also run around saying “literally” and “bro” constantly?

What is your “purpose and meaning”? Attempting to be what you think is a good husband and father?

I am happy to see a number of you waking up around 5 a.m. - 6 a.m. to get to the office on time. Get a good day’s work in of about 10 hours when you include the commute, so you can go home for a couple of hours with your family still awake and then do it all over again. Purpose and meaning.
No cap literally I had no idea "almost" was pre teen slang now bro. I'm not the one constantly running from relationships. There's more to life than "hot slvts" but considering you've never built any type of meaning relationship with anyone other than yourself you wouldn't understand if we told you.
 
No cap literally I had no idea "almost" was pre teen slang now bro.

It's not the word on its own, pediatric body rubber. It's the phrase where you use "almost" to say something you weren't even close to fulfilling.

I'm not the one constantly running from relationships.
Of course you aren't. Nobody in your situation would run away from the one fool who actually got involved with you. Why would you run away when you don't have any options?

It's like the majority of kids who enter the military. They have no better options, so they settle for that.

There's more to life than "hot slvts"
Meh, possibly, but it's right near the top of priorities.

but considering you've never built any type of meaning relationship
I've dated at least a half-dozen girls for a minimum of 1.5 years. Relationships that long tend to be pretty deep, among other things. But you wouldn't know, since the only one willing to bring you on was your only option.
 
The problem is you actually believe 1.5 years is a deep relationship. Looking at women as objects and neglecting a man’s genetic desire and responsibility to be a provider points to a guy from a broken family.

That takes it one of two ways. Either the man had a mother that was unfaithful making him view his father as weak or he had a father that he admired and he was the cheater.
 
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It's not the word on its own, pediatric body rubber. It's the phrase where you use "almost" to say something you weren't even close to fulfilling.


Of course you aren't. Nobody in your situation would run away from the one fool who actually got involved with you. Why would you run away when you don't have any options?

It's like the majority of kids who enter the military. They have no better options, so they settle for that.


Meh, possibly, but it's right near the top of priorities.


I've dated at least a half-dozen girls for a minimum of 1.5 years. Relationships that long tend to be pretty deep, among other things. But you wouldn't know, since the only one willing to bring you on was your only option.
Keep trying to deflect from your own shortcomings. We all know the narcissist in you won't allow you to look inward for how empty your life truly is, but it is evident to the rest of us that contrary to what you think it's nothing but a facade because you constantly need the attention and approval of others.
 
Looking at women as objects
Coming from a trump supporter? Stop.

neglecting a man’s genetic desire and responsibility to be a provider . . .
There it is! The 1950s mentality that has plagued west virginia for so long. Men work, women get in the kitchen. Whites don't marry blacks.

points to a guy from a broken family.

That takes it one of two ways. Either the man had a mother that was unfaithful making him view his father as weak or he had a father that he admired and he was the cheater.
Your obsession on this is reaching Middle Class Murox's levels of him trying to ask random people for info on me.

This is the fourth or fifth time you have tried this attempt (trying to find something negative about my parents, my relationship with them, or my childhood) over the last year or two. It's bizarre. It's almost like you are trying to find something - anything - to point to why my life isn't far superior to yours.

I was raised in a very loving middle-class family. I was spoiled probably far beyond what my parents income allowed, as they went without so my brother and I could always take part in baseball camps at colleges out of state, Space Camp, having the nicest clothes, having cars when we turned 16, etc. Every year for the first 12 years of my life, we spent a full week at Disney World . . . and they did it big for us: staying at the Polynesian Resort (tried Contemporary one year and Grand Floridian one year, but we liked Polynesian the best) for the benefits, getting the Gold Key for us each year, upgrading to all of the premium/behind-the-scenes things (driving the monorail, early park entrance and background tour, private breakfast with the characters, etc.). My childhood memories are full of seeing my parents always holding hands, hugging/kissing, taking numerous trips with us, coaching us, being at all of our activities, etc.

There were no accusations of infidelity on either side of my parents. Even if there were, which there absolutely was not, I wouldn't use those as excuses for my choices as an adult. That's something your side resorts back to when you have to justify just how shitty of a place you raised your family around shitty people.

Keep trying to deflect from your own shortcomings. We all know the narcissist in you won't allow you to look inward for how empty your life truly is, but it is evident to the rest of us that contrary to what you think it's nothing but a facade because you constantly need the attention and approval of others.
Here is that example of UNC-rejection logic again.

How does it make any sense to call me a narcissist yet claim it's all a "facade," which would mean I'm really not a narcissist, but rather, just have horrible self-confidence?
 
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