Author Archives: Omnipitron

Incentive, such a basic concept is so lost on contemporary society that it’s almost maddening. Okay, in my previous post on reward and punishment I went over the basics on this topic. Yet here we have yet another example in … Continue reading →

I read this comment on The Spearhead which of course got to me. Taqman  If the MRM does become more prominent I expect some fairly broad satirisation of the men’s rights movement in a way feminism never was. It already … Continue reading →

Issues at The Phantom Tollbooth will be fixed tout suite. Stay Tuned for more A$$hole commentary

Well, as much as I’ve been rattled this week over “Noisy Crickets” and the like, the truth is that the vast majority of Western Women simply won’t listen to the issues men continue to bring up. However, I came across … Continue reading →

Just a little rattled this week, looks like I have yet ANOTHER rant to purge from my system!! Here’s the deal; the members of the ‘fairer sex’ which disappoint me the most aren’t feminists believe it or not. Many others … Continue reading →

Just read this comment on The Damned Olde Man’s blog; “The tremendous thing about all this is of course that once again it’s shown if you rise and rise to the level of incompetence you’ll fall. In this case it’s … Continue reading →

A chinstrap seems very much like a negative term for the very few women I respect on the Manosphere which is why I don’t use it too often. I can easily see why a woman, any woman would think it … Continue reading →

Just read this particular post on the Spearhead and I really can’t help but have tremendous sympathy for a hero who was rewarded with nothing but punishment. Take this man right here; Richard Jewel, who encountered a suspicious looking backpack … Continue reading →

Jessica Valenti Has a Foul-Smelling Vagina: It’s Google Bomb Time Once Again by Ferdinand Bardamu    The statement above is a complete fabrication – I actually don’t know what Miss Valenti’s vagina smells like. It could smell like a fish … Continue reading →