Comments for POWIP http://powip.com Piece of Work In Progress Wed, 08 Feb 2012 22:30:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on The Paternalism of the Elite Left by A War Against Us All [Updated Below] « The Camp Of The Saints http://powip.com/2012/02/the-paternalism-of-the-elite-left/comment-page-1/#comment-74169 A War Against Us All [Updated Below] « The Camp Of The Saints Wed, 08 Feb 2012 22:30:45 +0000 http://powip.com/?p=19432#comment-74169 [...] at POWIP, Enoch Root looks at Leftism in general and makes this accurate observation: Irony of ironies has it that a select few (an Elite if you will) are today’s Gnostics. In [...] [...] at POWIP, Enoch Root looks at Leftism in general and makes this accurate observation: Irony of ironies has it that a select few (an Elite if you will) are today’s Gnostics. In [...]

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]]> Comment on Teh Gays and Teh Fashion of Starvation by On “Marry Bacon” and other SB XXX Ads « The Daily Mush http://powip.com/2012/01/teh-gays-and-teh-fashion-of-starvation/comment-page-1/#comment-74168 On “Marry Bacon” and other SB XXX Ads « The Daily Mush Mon, 06 Feb 2012 15:10:09 +0000 http://powip.com/?p=19407#comment-74168 [...] get almost 72 virgins with every KIA – and in this lifetime! Yee ha! (note to self, reference http://powip.com/2012/01/teh-gays-and-teh-fashion-of-starvation/ – where he pointed out something to wonder about – which I call “gay-perplexed” which is [...] [...] get almost 72 virgins with every KIA – and in this lifetime! Yee ha! (note to self, reference http://powip.com/2012/01/teh-gays-and-teh-fashion-of-starvation/ – where he pointed out something to wonder about – which I call “gay-perplexed” which is [...]

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]]> Comment on Where in the world is Tony Rezko? Where’s the Chicago Tribune? by ultrabook notebook tipis harga murah terbaik samsung series 9 http://powip.com/2011/05/where-in-the-world-is-tony-rezko-wheres-the-chicago-tribune/comment-page-1/#comment-74167 ultrabook notebook tipis harga murah terbaik samsung series 9 Mon, 06 Feb 2012 08:43:31 +0000 http://powip.com/?p=18142#comment-74167 <strong>ultrabook notebook tipis harga murah terbaik samsung series 9 Relying on your instanct is tough for most of us. It takes years to build confidence. Its not the sort of thing that simply just happens....</strong> Relying on your instanct is tough for most of us. It takes years to build confidence. Its not the sort of thing that simply just happens.... ultrabook notebook tipis harga murah terbaik samsung series 9 Relying on your instanct is tough for most of us. It takes years to build confidence. Its not the sort of thing that simply just happens….

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]]> Comment on Principled Politics vs the Politics of Self by Enoch_Root http://powip.com/2012/02/principled-politics-vs-the-politics-of-self/comment-page-1/#comment-74164 Enoch_Root Sun, 05 Feb 2012 19:31:16 +0000 http://powip.com/?p=19425#comment-74164 Thx Guaman. Thanks for stopping in. Have a great Sunday. Thx Guaman. Thanks for stopping in. Have a great Sunday.

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]]> Comment on Principled Politics vs the Politics of Self by Guaman http://powip.com/2012/02/principled-politics-vs-the-politics-of-self/comment-page-1/#comment-74163 Guaman Sun, 05 Feb 2012 18:51:39 +0000 http://powip.com/?p=19425#comment-74163 Nice, really nice summary of the position. It rings very true. I've had many conversations with individuals, mini-rent seekers, so to speak. Congress should just pass a law giving me a whole lot of money. It is that simple in some minds. Nice, really nice summary of the position. It rings very true. I’ve had many conversations with individuals, mini-rent seekers, so to speak. Congress should just pass a law giving me a whole lot of money. It is that simple in some minds.

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]]> Comment on Teh Gays and Teh Fashion of Starvation by Enoch_Root http://powip.com/2012/01/teh-gays-and-teh-fashion-of-starvation/comment-page-1/#comment-74162 Enoch_Root Fri, 03 Feb 2012 17:56:42 +0000 http://powip.com/?p=19407#comment-74162 erm. erm.

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]]> Comment on Teh Gays and Teh Fashion of Starvation by Clemsnman http://powip.com/2012/01/teh-gays-and-teh-fashion-of-starvation/comment-page-1/#comment-74161 Clemsnman Fri, 03 Feb 2012 14:52:36 +0000 http://powip.com/?p=19407#comment-74161 Well, Duh. I am surprised you're just figuring this out. All of the fashion industry caught teh ghey a long time ago. I am tired of hearing wimmens complain about how magazines that only wimmen read giving them false body images instead of listening to the men that actually love them, or want to love them. Real men don't actually go for stick-women. Give me some Salma Hayek over Keira Knightly anyday...or night. Well, Duh. I am surprised you’re just figuring this out. All of the fashion industry caught teh ghey a long time ago. I am tired of hearing wimmens complain about how magazines that only wimmen read giving them false body images instead of listening to the men that actually love them, or want to love them.

Real men don’t actually go for stick-women.
Give me some Salma Hayek over Keira Knightly anyday…or night.

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]]> Comment on Teh Gays and Teh Fashion of Starvation by Enoch_Root http://powip.com/2012/01/teh-gays-and-teh-fashion-of-starvation/comment-page-1/#comment-74153 Enoch_Root Wed, 01 Feb 2012 18:36:43 +0000 http://powip.com/?p=19407#comment-74153 Hadnt heard of El Gordo of France... but you're right, students were probably trying to occupy stuff. I like the term "gay-perplexed" - perhaps there's a contraction there somewhere. "gayplexified" or something somesuch. Hadnt heard of El Gordo of France… but you’re right, students were probably trying to occupy stuff.

I like the term “gay-perplexed” – perhaps there’s a contraction there somewhere. “gayplexified” or something somesuch.

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]]> Comment on Teh Gays and Teh Fashion of Starvation by Jim Hlavac http://powip.com/2012/01/teh-gays-and-teh-fashion-of-starvation/comment-page-1/#comment-74151 Jim Hlavac Wed, 01 Feb 2012 16:54:07 +0000 http://powip.com/?p=19407#comment-74151 Well, thanks sir. As for the Middle Ages, showing too much breast and curves was considered very inappropriate at any age: temptresses and all that, you know. They actually tightly banded their busts to hide them. And marriage was, even back then, not very normal if under 16 -- King John of England scandalized Europe when he married a 14 year old (who may actually have been younger) -- royalty might have been betrothed at early ages for politics, but the wedding and honeymoons were when they were age-appropriate, which was oh, 16+. I find that era quite fascinating, so I study it a lot from different angles, fashion being one. You know, a funny one: in the late 800s AD, when Charles the Fat was King of France (how's that name to come down in history, eh?) he had to continually call out the knights to quell the drunken riots of students from the new University of Paris -- seems they were getting tanked at the pubs outside the walls, and well, um, occupying what they could. Hasn't changed much, I guess. As for the form of women, and I'm not in the fashion world, but merely conversational with my friends, we are pretty oblivious to it, and it's just not really discussed; it's the hair and dresses that seem to make the most impact with many of us, if any impact is made at all. And by the way, "homophobic" you and most in this nation are not, so don't worry about that -- I'd call it "gay-perplexed" however, and I can understand that. I find the word "homophobic" tossed about by liberals like they toss around the "racist" word -- which is for no other reason than to stop all debate and discussion and prevent finding common ground and to pretend one is superior in all matters to any other person. Well, thanks sir.

As for the Middle Ages, showing too much breast and curves was considered very inappropriate at any age: temptresses and all that, you know. They actually tightly banded their busts to hide them. And marriage was, even back then, not very normal if under 16 — King John of England scandalized Europe when he married a 14 year old (who may actually have been younger) — royalty might have been betrothed at early ages for politics, but the wedding and honeymoons were when they were age-appropriate, which was oh, 16+. I find that era quite fascinating, so I study it a lot from different angles, fashion being one. You know, a funny one: in the late 800s AD, when Charles the Fat was King of France (how’s that name to come down in history, eh?) he had to continually call out the knights to quell the drunken riots of students from the new University of Paris — seems they were getting tanked at the pubs outside the walls, and well, um, occupying what they could. Hasn’t changed much, I guess.

As for the form of women, and I’m not in the fashion world, but merely conversational with my friends, we are pretty oblivious to it, and it’s just not really discussed; it’s the hair and dresses that seem to make the most impact with many of us, if any impact is made at all.

And by the way, “homophobic” you and most in this nation are not, so don’t worry about that — I’d call it “gay-perplexed” however, and I can understand that. I find the word “homophobic” tossed about by liberals like they toss around the “racist” word — which is for no other reason than to stop all debate and discussion and prevent finding common ground and to pretend one is superior in all matters to any other person.

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]]> Comment on Teh Gays and Teh Fashion of Starvation by Enoch_Root http://powip.com/2012/01/teh-gays-and-teh-fashion-of-starvation/comment-page-1/#comment-74142 Enoch_Root Tue, 31 Jan 2012 11:35:47 +0000 http://powip.com/?p=19407#comment-74142 Jim - thanks for stopping by. As I meantioned, I may be completely off-base with this hypothesis. Nevertheless, I do appreciate you stopping by to give me your more informed opinion. Twiggy was rail thin in the Sixties - this is correct. Thin waists and flattened breasts in the Middle Ages - I do know girls were married off at very young ages in those days, so perhaps a reason? As for the form women take being "irrelevant" to Gay Men... I am not so sure about that. One does not need to desire something in order to prefer something else... or indeed have an opinion about the object and how it could be better. In any event, you are always welcome here. Jim – thanks for stopping by. As I meantioned, I may be completely off-base with this hypothesis. Nevertheless, I do appreciate you stopping by to give me your more informed opinion.

Twiggy was rail thin in the Sixties – this is correct.

Thin waists and flattened breasts in the Middle Ages – I do know girls were married off at very young ages in those days, so perhaps a reason?

As for the form women take being “irrelevant” to Gay Men… I am not so sure about that. One does not need to desire something in order to prefer something else… or indeed have an opinion about the object and how it could be better.

In any event, you are always welcome here.

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