Comments by "Tête Dur" (@tetedur377) on "Darius M" channel.

  1. "All of that money is gonna be for food!" The savagery is next level, shipmate.
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  2. Yep. I'm 68. We had exactly 2 chicks who were both hot and nice. They were well-liked, popular, went out with the captains of sports teams (that all the other girls wanted to go out with) and were actually nice to short homely losers like me.
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  3. "In vino veritas." In wine is truth.
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  4. 😆 Exactly what I said. I don't like to call anyone ugly, but it was such a target of opportunity.
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  5. Safer that way. Protect yourself at all times.
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  6.  @otrebla8944  It's true, though. Estimates are 33% or more. Hint: if they ADMIT to an unflattering picture of women, as far as numbers, guarantee it's much, much higher.
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  7. I stopped even attempting to date when I was about 24. I'm 68 now. If they don't give you any signs they're into you, don't bother. When you understand that 90% of women do not see 90% of men, and women know within mere minutes whether they find you attractive enough to sleep with, things make a lot more sense. Work on yourselves, brothers.
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  8. The open secret that younger men haven't found out about is that the XX's are more miserable than they usually are when they're alone. XX alone = lonely. We men alone don't have to be lonely. I'm 68, been widowed for 5 years, and while I'm alone, I'm far from lonely.
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  9. Information I could have used, oh, about 50 years ago, instead of that BS my mother told me about "making friends with women." Thanks, mom...for nothing.
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  10. Sorry, sister; more and more and more men are waking up to the facts that women cannot, are not capable of love - okay, other than themselves - and they cannot, are not capable of being happy. Happiness comes from love; it's literally love in action. It's what motivates men to do what they do for the people they love; they put it into action. We are tired of expressing love to creatures who only care about themselves; who think love is something that is given to them; that happiness comes from external stimuli. And yet, nothing makes them happy. They catch feelings at new stimuli, but like a drug, they're looking for the next high. And the next. And the next, ad infinitum. The very, very few women who are not like all women are so rare as to be unicorns.
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  11.  @cdpgeorge  Unless you're Chad Thunderstroke III. Then that would have never been a lawsuit. The beotch was literally. dead.
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  12. They're not confused; that's what them avoiding accountability at all costs sounds like.
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  13. 68, been gaming since '92, when an a*hole...er, good friend gave me a full copy of Ultima 7. My late wife used to say "at least I know where he is at night."
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  14. Actually, it was the '60s, but you're not wrong.
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  15. I had to upvote, unvote, then upvote it again. I discovered that early on in my marriage. Don't get me wrong; it could have been much, much worse. But living through a 20 year marriage and 15 of it knowing I was the retirement plan was me not receiving the ROI on what I put into the marriage. And I did put a great deal of effort into it, in spite of my own self-critical inner voice telling me otherwise.
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  16. I'm the 65th thumbs up at 68 years of age. Women could be pretty abrasive back in the '70s when I was learning how to shoot my shot, but those were exceptions, mostly. It's safer and better for your overall health, well-being, and financial status to stay the hell away from them. Even a "good" woman such as my late wife shared a lot of the traits that today's women have. It's just that it was much more diminished in her. She came from a generation that, on some level, knew that marriage was/is transactional (all relationships are), but a) we don't talk about it, and more importantly, b) she knew that she had to bring value to the table. There was no talk of "I am the table" crap these modern women spout. The main example is that it wasn't until she passed that I discovered that I was about $15,000 in debt. So yeah, similar qualities.
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  17. Well, the 90-95% of us that are invisible to women - and beneath them.
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  18. The hypocrisy of the "do you beat your man," chick is staggering. She "definitely wouldn't call it abuse," but she has the po-po on speed dial if he even looks cross-eyed at her.
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  19. Because they've taken complete leave of their senses and are certifiably insane.
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  20. Double that number. Then double it again. That's closer to the real number. Remember: they lie. It's in their nature, even when telling the truth would serve them better.
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  21. For us average guys - those of us in the 80% - none of them is interested in us until they've been run through, used up, and have face-planted into the wall. Then, all of a sudden, they're looking for "nice guys." Other than that added criteria, their standards haven't really changed. We're a stepping stone until they do find that 10% guy delusional enough to let them leech.
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  22. Disgust at her for turning it around and blaming him when SHE left HIM.
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  23. Grizzle, grizzle.
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  24. Basically.
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  25. Translation from Womanese: "A man must be willing to open his wallet to me, with no strings attached."
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  26. Men are very communicative - unless some wah-man has beaten us down, which means we're a simp. But overall, men tend to say what they mean and mean what they say. Unlike wah-men and their morse code-like hints they say they keep dropping. One of the best bosses I ever had, and one of the best women I ever worked for was extremely feminine. As I used to tell her, "Commander, you're very chick like." LOL But she was very direct. Her style was to go to whomever she was tasking and say "Here's what I need, here's when I need it, and here is the format I need it in." Then she would provide samples, points of contact, and so, and leave the assignee the hell alone. She fully expected that you would perform as expected, and come to her if there were any issues. Commander S. didn't drop hints. I loved her, and we're still friends today.
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  27. I saw it a lot when I was in the Navy. Spent 6 months TDY to the PI between WESTPACs. Even after I got out, I saw it happen way too often. Some last; many do not. Even the ones that do, the guys simp; end up having her whole fam damily move from the PI to where ever she is, often moving in with them. It's nuts.
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  28. I'm not wealthy, or even well-to-do, but I am comfortable. My income is more than the national average - and I'm retired. Suddenly, this level 5 short king is a bit more interesting, even though I'm also old.
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  29. Dead nuts on, brother man.
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  30. You can't hardly GIVE women STEM degrees; they don't want them.
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  31. You wouldn't jump out of a perfectly good airplane if your chute only had a 50% chance of opening, so why would you put a ring on something that a) is going to trap you with children, and b) betray you with other men, and c) leave you in 8-10 years (the average length of marriage in the US; half of which end in divorce)? Make it make sense.
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  32. So you're tired of being an adult and doing all the things adults do. You want someone to come along and take care of you as though you were their child, and what to you do in return? Hint: absolutely nothing. And that's if the man is lucky. GFY "ladies." GFY.
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  33. Flat tire guy is my hero. I feel like he was going above and beyond by letting her know, and persisting despite the lie about the boyfriend.
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  34. "Women are gullible! They'll fall for anything!" - Pearl Davis. Anything except logic, reason, common sense, accountability, integrity, loyalty, and personal responsibility. Even Ms. Pearl would agree with that.
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  35. - what women think they want - what women say they want - what women respond to A guy chasing them is what they think they want, and even what they say they want, but invariably, a guy chasing her gives her the ick.
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  36. I'd like to find out the source for that one. She was dead on.
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  37.  @McGregaFletch  Doubtful. It's not worth the risk, even if there are.
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  38. Think about how many cats she could feed if she were to face plant on her living room floor.
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  39. One of the most Sam Smooth guys I ever knew - seemed like he had a different babe on his arm every time I saw him - told me "women want to be lied to. They don't give it up to guys who are straight with them."
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  40. Yup, and they'll monkey branch from you if they can.
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  41. Allow me to elaborate: Why don't men approach unfixable problems anymore?
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  42. I bought his book. Wisdom.
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  43. It's a negative is what it is.
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  44. Could be gas. Try some Beano before eating - it helps.
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  45. I was 63, but yeah. Happy life = no wife.
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  46.  @CMCAdvanced  In order to not get censored.
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  47. Ron Desantis signed the bill into law - the legislature passed the bill. If they thought he would sign it and they didn't want him to, they wouldn't have passed it. On the other hand, if they were setting him up, knowing he'd sign it, will we ever know?
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  48. What was that song from Van Morrison... "Wild night is calling, alright Wild night is calling And all the girls walk by Dressed up for each other" Wild Night (1971)
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  49. I literally LOL'ed.
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  50. I'm old enough to remember guys talking about "I don't need to pay for no seggs!" As if that's shameful. Sheeeit. Remember: you're paying them to go away.
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