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Panache · 06-11-2009, 07:48 PM

Yosha, great post!

Doing this tomorrow!

I've been doing night game exclusively and to be honest, had very little time for that the last few weeks but this would fit into my life so much better.

Totally agree with you on the style/fashion element. Alot of people in the community have this negative idea about looking good, as if it's not necessary. My attitude is that if you can demonstrate value in an instant why would you choose not to and waste time languaging it? Of course, languaging value is important too but I feel that it can be often covered with appearance alone.

I'll let you know how it goes.

Panache

Pavel · 06-11-2009, 08:51 PM

great stuff . u r among the 1 % . it was one of the moste interesting poste ive seen here .

Yosha · 07-11-2009, 01:44 AM

thanks guys

Tom · 08-11-2009, 05:28 PM

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thanks guys

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malko · 17-11-2009, 11:42 PM

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Originally Posted by kowalski

Good stuff.

I've got to tell you I found it hard to read something so long with so many grammar and spelling mistakes. If you are gonna write stuff of this length, and your language skills are not so hot, maybe pop it into word and run the language tools on it.

I mostly agree with what you've outlined. Though strangely you start by saying forget everything you've been told about how to do direct street game then your article goes on to repeat all the stuff I already knew.

Just a brief caution on your discussion of appearance. It's good to look fly. However, you should be able to communicate high value however you are turned out. Don't take your value from the way you are dressed and others won't either. Sometimes in the morning I drag my scruffy arse down to the shop hair sticking out all over the place, an un-ironed damaged top and a can of beer gripped in my left hand a spliff in my mouth. There's a lot here that may be off-putting to certain types of girl. Her instant judgement might be that I am of low value. One time, thinking I was homeless, a charity worker tried to give me a sandwich and some soup. Am I gonna let this affect how I feel and behave? No way. I'm awesome and will take right action. She will know soon enough that I am high value.

I'll repeat though that it is a really good article and contains a lot of good advice.

I also pissed myself at the Tom Cruise reference as the guy is a joke. I have this theory (that Tom alluded to earlier) that Tom Cruise is always thinking 'What would Tom Cruise do now?'. That's why he comes across as phony or disingenuous. When faced with a difficult situation you can see his natural reaction flash across his face then a brief moment of calculation before his full 'WWTCDN?' response. Probably Americans don't really notice this because they're all disingenuous.

Peace,

kowalski

LOL you do make some good posts Kowalski but that shit sandwich you just gave him (the slices of bread were pretty thin) was pretty beta

Simply David · 18-11-2009, 08:00 AM

Alpha - beta??

Try delta - thats right its "dolphins theory" time...

Hehe

Pavel · 18-11-2009, 05:36 PM

I agree that Kowalski is a litle bit harsh sometimes . but this might tell us only about good quality of this forum .

Simply David · 19-11-2009, 07:52 AM

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Dolphin Dave is so cool. Really wish he'd take me with his friends to Morocco and show me the world so I dont have to stay at home reading Dawkins alone in my room. Its so great to have someone with depth who's not afraid to question the status quo, he's not like other people who are sheep following the crowd, he's a free thinker, a free spirit and a free man.

kowalski

Awwww, thanks.

Xxxxx

Tom · 19-11-2009, 09:15 AM

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Awwww, thanks.

Xxxxx

Quick! to the flame bunker this could get nasty for dolphin!

Summer Junky · 20-11-2009, 02:05 PM

Hey Yosha just managed to read through all this cos I've been drowning in a sea of coursework!

Great post man, some really good inner game tips here, and although I have come across most of it in one form or another, I tend to forget a lot of this stuff when I'm out so it's great to be reminded of it all, especially in such an inspirational context.
Safe as a muthafucka.