Laura, I hope you find your alpha – and I hope he plays you like a $2 ukulele, and you take a chance on a beta and learn about steady loving. There is more than one way to be a man – quiet runs deep more often than you think.

Todd H –

Don’t forget the Old Spice.

G -I agree with Peter about previous generations. I also don’t deny that smoking works for you.

I’m just saying that perhaps I (not you, and not everyone) am a product of the current culture that sees smoking as a huge health risk and thus anyone who chooses to smoke must be incredibly weak. I also think people use the buzz to calm their nerves. Another crutch in MY mind.

I don’t lump men from other countries like Argentina, Italy, Spain in the same category, because culturally they don’t see it as a health risk they way Americans do.

forget tobacco pipes… try Ben Gay and Depends… you will really remind women of their grandfather that way

True, smoking used to be more common in the past. There has been an incredible propaganda machine against smoking in the last decade (pioneered by Adolf Hitler of all people…look it up).

But examples of past generations is all we have to go on…

I guess the main point of it was to address what Roosh wrote “It’s very rare that a sober girl will give an obvious green light during the daytime (unless she is older and horny).”

My experience is very different. I get “green lights” all the time from girls during the day. And I would attribute some of it to smoking.

Try it, and let me know what you think.

- MPM

The G Manifesto’s last blog post: Bloody Week in Tijuana: By The Numbers.

Using examples of smokers from past generations doesn’t work because smoking used to be far more common than it is today. I’d also draw a distinction between an athlete or celebrity who might occasionally light up an expensive cigar, and someone who’s hooked on cigarettes.

Peter’s last blog post: Monday, October 6.

Look throughout history. Every Playboy of note has been a smoker.

I have written about this subject a lot in regards to historical figures and sports figures.

http://www.thegmanifesto.com/2006/03/smoking-gun.html

http://www.thegmanifesto.com/2007/06/greatest-athletes-in-world-share-one.html

- MPM

The G Manifesto’s last blog post: Bloody Week in Tijuana: By The Numbers.

Interesting take Spike.

Personally, I see an American smoker (doesn’t apply in other countries except England) and I think beta. Smoking is a crutch, a sign of weakness and/or insecurity.

A guy smelling like my grandfather would not be a turn on to me either.

But to each his own. And it apparently works for you.

The G Manifesto’s last blog post: Bloody Week in Tijuana: By The Numbers.

I agree completely. Smoking even works BETTER now than it ever has.

I think the Down Economy will even help more.

Another tip:

Carry a dope lighter. Dunhill, Dupont or Zippo.

- MPM

The G Manifesto’s last blog post: Bloody Week in Tijuana: By The Numbers.

Roosh has straightdar

Word, brother. Talking to women became hella more easy after I picked up the coffin nails. Now I smoke mostly pipes and cigars, and it’s even better. People look at you and I’ve lost count of the amount of people who say “You know, that smell reminds me of my grandfather.” No need for an opener. Plus, I still get folks asking me for lights and I keep a pack of Nat Sherman’s/Peace around for anyone who needs one, be they man or woman, hot or not. Smoker’s Code.

It’s interesting to see the fall of smoking and the rise of the beta nation. In my mind, they’re linked.

Spike Gomes’s last blog post: An imagined dialogue..

I sometimes stare at girls and try to send them psychic messages.

Rudy’s last blog post: We have a winner.

Hey roosh fans have a look at this

http://www.good.is/?p=12104

In 2003, Donald Rumsfeld estimated a war with Iraq would cost $60 billion. Five years later, the cost of Iraq war operations is more than 10 times that estimate. So what’s behind the ballooning figures? Joseph E. Stiglitz and Linda J. Bilme’s exhaustively researched book, The Three Trillion Dollar War: The True Cost of the Iraq Conflict, breaks down the price tag, from current debts to the unseen costs we’ll pay for many years to come. RESOURCES: The Three Trillion Dollar War: The True Cost of the Iraq Conflict; War At Any Price? The Total Economic Costs of the War Beyond the Federal Budget. By the Joint Economic Committee; threetrilliondollarwar.org. Thanks to the authors for their support, and to W. W. Norton for permission to use the research conducted for the book.

Hahaha, yeah, every time you stand near a guy and he doesn’t talk to you, it means he’s a beta. Or, MAYBE, he’s preoccupied with something else. Or, god forbid, he just isn’t attracted to you.

People have lots of reasons for doing things and not doing things. Assuming the worst when people don’t do what you want kind of makes you an asshole.

This topic is worth exploring further. Insightful post.

Peter’s last blog post: Sunday, October 5.

The easiest way to get a green light is to give a fly girl the opportunity to ask you for a light or a smoke. Free leads.

The oldest Game move since well…the invention of the cigarette.

- MPM

The G Manifesto’s last blog post: Kimbo Slice vs Seth Petruzelli knocked out in 14 Seconds.

Speak for yourself. I get it all the time. A huge key to this is Location and timing.

Location: The beach. Or if you are in a city, museums, high end shopping districts, parks or piazzas with fountains. Anywhere feel good.

Coffee shops contrary to popular opinion, are not the best, although they can be effective especially on the outdoor patio on a sunny day smoking cancer sticks.

Timing: Mondays are the worst for Day Game. Wait till Tuesday to start spitting. Thursday, Friday, and Saturday are the best, especially with younger girls.

- MPM

The G Manifesto’s last blog post: Heistman uses Craigslist to help with Armored Truck Robbery.

Or maybe it’s terror and loneliness.

Either way, I love my Y-chromasome.