Actually I am in the process of rearranging my internal organs and have sealed all of my orifices with waxy plugs for the duration and thus cannot fuck for some time
Broke as fuck in the style of the times. Gratitude is all that can return on your generosity.
Actually I am in the process of rearranging my internal organs and have sealed all of my orifices with waxy plugs for the duration and thus cannot fuck for some time
I still read the comics page in my newspaper, and the latest Dilbert arc is pissing me off more and more.
Some ridiculously misogynistic undertones in every strip.
I still read the comics page in my newspaper, and the latest Dilbert arc is pissing me off more and more.
Some ridiculously misogynistic undertones in every strip.
Isn't Scott Adams kind of a misogynist to begin with?
Last week I picked up a copy of Your New Job Title is “Accomplice,” the latest in an endless stream of Dilbert compilations. Since I'm the kind of guy who always peruses the front matter, I took a minute to skim over the cartoonist's introduction. It contained a passage that took me by surprise:
Eventually, corporate America excreted me. My bosses explained that I was unqualified for any sort of promotion because I had boring DNA and a scrotum. That's a true story, by the way. Reverse discrimination was a big thing in California in the nineties. And for what it's worth, that was not the first time my scrotum had caused me trouble.
This seemed a slight departure from Adams's previous accounts of his departure from Pacific Bell. Consider, for example, what he told Inc. in 1996, a mere year after he received his walking papers:
I'd told all of my bosses I would resign if they ever felt my costs exceeded my benefits. One of the benefits, of course, was the positive PR. I get interviewed often. Anyway, in the spring of 1995 I got a new boss, and I reiterated my offer to resign if asked. A few weeks later he asked. The reason given was budget constraints. I'm pretty sure it was a local management decision, not one from the top.
Adams gives no hint that he was cashiered because of genital deficiencies. Perhaps he was concealing the sexist policies that forced him out of corporate America and now feels that masculine empowerment has freed him to tell the whole truth. I rather doubt that. He has never been too tongue-tied to express himself on such matters in the past. Adams infamously compared women who espouse equal pay for equal work to children who beg for candy. His credentials as a men's rights advocate seem bright and shiny, buffed to a high and slightly belligerent gloss.
I still read the comics page in my newspaper, and the latest Dilbert arc is pissing me off more and more.
Some ridiculously misogynistic undertones in every strip.
Isn't Scott Adams kind of a misogynist to begin with?
Last week I picked up a copy of Your New Job Title is “Accomplice,” the latest in an endless stream of Dilbert compilations. Since I'm the kind of guy who always peruses the front matter, I took a minute to skim over the cartoonist's introduction. It contained a passage that took me by surprise:
Eventually, corporate America excreted me. My bosses explained that I was unqualified for any sort of promotion because I had boring DNA and a scrotum. That's a true story, by the way. Reverse discrimination was a big thing in California in the nineties. And for what it's worth, that was not the first time my scrotum had caused me trouble.
This seemed a slight departure from Adams's previous accounts of his departure from Pacific Bell. Consider, for example, what he told Inc. in 1996, a mere year after he received his walking papers:
I'd told all of my bosses I would resign if they ever felt my costs exceeded my benefits. One of the benefits, of course, was the positive PR. I get interviewed often. Anyway, in the spring of 1995 I got a new boss, and I reiterated my offer to resign if asked. A few weeks later he asked. The reason given was budget constraints. I'm pretty sure it was a local management decision, not one from the top.
Adams gives no hint that he was cashiered because of genital deficiencies. Perhaps he was concealing the sexist policies that forced him out of corporate America and now feels that masculine empowerment has freed him to tell the whole truth. I rather doubt that. He has never been too tongue-tied to express himself on such matters in the past. Adams infamously compared women who espouse equal pay for equal work to children who beg for candy. His credentials as a men's rights advocate seem bright and shiny, buffed to a high and slightly belligerent gloss.
I still read the comics page in my newspaper, and the latest Dilbert arc is pissing me off more and more.
Some ridiculously misogynistic undertones in every strip.
Isn't Scott Adams kind of a misogynist to begin with?
Last week I picked up a copy of Your New Job Title is “Accomplice,” the latest in an endless stream of Dilbert compilations. Since I'm the kind of guy who always peruses the front matter, I took a minute to skim over the cartoonist's introduction. It contained a passage that took me by surprise:
Eventually, corporate America excreted me. My bosses explained that I was unqualified for any sort of promotion because I had boring DNA and a scrotum. That's a true story, by the way. Reverse discrimination was a big thing in California in the nineties. And for what it's worth, that was not the first time my scrotum had caused me trouble.
This seemed a slight departure from Adams's previous accounts of his departure from Pacific Bell. Consider, for example, what he told Inc. in 1996, a mere year after he received his walking papers:
I'd told all of my bosses I would resign if they ever felt my costs exceeded my benefits. One of the benefits, of course, was the positive PR. I get interviewed often. Anyway, in the spring of 1995 I got a new boss, and I reiterated my offer to resign if asked. A few weeks later he asked. The reason given was budget constraints. I'm pretty sure it was a local management decision, not one from the top.
Adams gives no hint that he was cashiered because of genital deficiencies. Perhaps he was concealing the sexist policies that forced him out of corporate America and now feels that masculine empowerment has freed him to tell the whole truth. I rather doubt that. He has never been too tongue-tied to express himself on such matters in the past. Adams infamously compared women who espouse equal pay for equal work to children who beg for candy. His credentials as a men's rights advocate seem bright and shiny, buffed to a high and slightly belligerent gloss.
I knew he was pretty bad.
But these ones are even worse.
Short synopsis: Dilbert is into online dating, being swamped by women because he has a job and endless misogyny one-liners.
The reality is that women are treated differently by society for exactly the same reason that children and the mentally handicapped are treated differently. It’s just easier this way for everyone. You don’t argue with a four-year old about why he shouldn’t eat candy for dinner. You don’t punch a mentally handicapped guy even if he punches you first. And you don’t argue when a women tells you she’s only making 80 cents to your dollar. It’s the path of least resistance. You save your energy for more important battles. -Scott Adams
Jumping to conclusions arent you? Theres nothing in those two exerpts to suggest they both could have been true. the zenoferox article is full of a lot of 'perhaph' and 'maybe he feels' bullshit that has no place in an honest news article.
They also may have threatened to sue him if he continued to tell the truth about why he was let go (or asked to resign). Not saying its true or false, just saying, you seem quick to accept what accounts to be a personal opinion blog from a relative unknown source about a famous person.
I still read the comics page in my newspaper, and the latest Dilbert arc is pissing me off more and more.
Some ridiculously misogynistic undertones in every strip.
Isn't Scott Adams kind of a misogynist to begin with?
Last week I picked up a copy of Your New Job Title is “Accomplice,” the latest in an endless stream of Dilbert compilations. Since I'm the kind of guy who always peruses the front matter, I took a minute to skim over the cartoonist's introduction. It contained a passage that took me by surprise:
Eventually, corporate America excreted me. My bosses explained that I was unqualified for any sort of promotion because I had boring DNA and a scrotum. That's a true story, by the way. Reverse discrimination was a big thing in California in the nineties. And for what it's worth, that was not the first time my scrotum had caused me trouble.
This seemed a slight departure from Adams's previous accounts of his departure from Pacific Bell. Consider, for example, what he told Inc. in 1996, a mere year after he received his walking papers:
I'd told all of my bosses I would resign if they ever felt my costs exceeded my benefits. One of the benefits, of course, was the positive PR. I get interviewed often. Anyway, in the spring of 1995 I got a new boss, and I reiterated my offer to resign if asked. A few weeks later he asked. The reason given was budget constraints. I'm pretty sure it was a local management decision, not one from the top.
Adams gives no hint that he was cashiered because of genital deficiencies. Perhaps he was concealing the sexist policies that forced him out of corporate America and now feels that masculine empowerment has freed him to tell the whole truth. I rather doubt that. He has never been too tongue-tied to express himself on such matters in the past. Adams infamously compared women who espouse equal pay for equal work to children who beg for candy. His credentials as a men's rights advocate seem bright and shiny, buffed to a high and slightly belligerent gloss.
This place ruined Michael Caine and Gary Oldman for me, and by ruin, I mean made me aware of their terribleness
Although that movie where Michael Caine plays an ex-SAS pensioner who goes on a rampage against some disadvantaged youths and explicitly uses techniques from his time in Ireland to kidnap and torture the one disadvantaged youth who was shown to be in an extremely abusive sexual relationship with an older drug dealer could've been a hint. It was like UKIP vs. slang and children
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Broke as fuck in the style of the times. Gratitude is all that can return on your generosity.
Jumping to conclusions arent you? Theres nothing in those two exerpts to suggest they both could have been true. the zenoferox article is full of a lot of 'perhaph' and 'maybe he feels' bullshit that has no place in an honest news article.
They also may have threatened to sue him if he continued to tell the truth about why he was let go (or asked to resign). Not saying its true or false, just saying, you seem quick to accept what accounts to be a personal opinion blog from a relative unknown source about a famous person.
Jumping to conclusions arent you? Theres nothing in those two exerpts to suggest they both could have been true. the zenoferox article is full of a lot of 'perhaph' and 'maybe he feels' bullshit that has no place in an honest news article.
They also may have threatened to sue him if he continued to tell the truth about why he was let go (or asked to resign). Not saying its true or false, just saying, you seem quick to accept what accounts to be a personal opinion blog from a relative unknown source about a famous person.
I don't really care if his stories are inconsistent, that really wasn't the point of that link. The direct quote where Scott Adams says he couldn't get promoted in corporate america because he was white and male is pretty hilarious, though.
I'd like to point out in the incredible irony of that particular blog post, where Scott Adams mocks MRA's in probably the most misogynist and sexist way possible.
But that would require azith not jumping at the chance to be terrible
If we can handle a dude who comes up swinging hard every time somebody mentions what an atrocious piece of shit that Hatred game looks like, we can handle a Dilbert booster. A Dilhead. Dilbro.
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there's a joke about crwth in here but I can't quite get it
well count me out
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you're fucking right now aren't you
"worrisome" is all my therapist called it
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it sounds like you're fucking with yourself then
It's hard to lie when everyone else is Bi-lingual and you're not.
just like crwth, then
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i love to commit the illegal act known as fucking
crwth stop pretending like you know what that is and stop posting such filthy words
you dirty boy
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Hah! Got another one boys!
Alright you sick twist I reccomend you just spread eagle on the floor and eat dirt while you wait for the MRAP to smash through your front door
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I still read the comics page in my newspaper, and the latest Dilbert arc is pissing me off more and more.
Some ridiculously misogynistic undertones in every strip.
I mean, Twokinds has humans.
They're just like... 10% of the cast.
Isn't Scott Adams kind of a misogynist to begin with?
http://zenoferox.blogspot.ca/2013/06/scott-adams-changes-his-tune.html
Newer versions dramatically change the direction and feel leaving fans split on which to follow
But otherwise a reliable product that sticks with you for many years and is always there in a tight jam?
Horsedogg maniac now and forever
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I think the artist is better at drawing wolf people than humans though.
Wow, never knew that.
SE++ showing me another person that is garbage.
I knew he was pretty bad.
But these ones are even worse.
Short synopsis: Dilbert is into online dating, being swamped by women because he has a job and endless misogyny one-liners.
I'm also jealous of the math that author came up with for all these powers and wish I had thought of it first.
Especially vehemic powers.
http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=16534
There was also this:
They also may have threatened to sue him if he continued to tell the truth about why he was let go (or asked to resign). Not saying its true or false, just saying, you seem quick to accept what accounts to be a personal opinion blog from a relative unknown source about a famous person.
This place ruined Michael Caine and Gary Oldman for me, and by ruin, I mean made me aware of their terribleness
Although that movie where Michael Caine plays an ex-SAS pensioner who goes on a rampage against some disadvantaged youths and explicitly uses techniques from his time in Ireland to kidnap and torture the one disadvantaged youth who was shown to be in an extremely abusive sexual relationship with an older drug dealer could've been a hint. It was like UKIP vs. slang and children
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Yes, he absolutely is. Probably because most of his side art and commissions (when he does take them) are furry stuff.
I just adore the dumb expressions he gets out of animal faces.
Or you could just read his official blog
http://dilbert.com/blog/entry/im_a_what/
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I don't really care if his stories are inconsistent, that really wasn't the point of that link. The direct quote where Scott Adams says he couldn't get promoted in corporate america because he was white and male is pretty hilarious, though.
If we can handle a dude who comes up swinging hard every time somebody mentions what an atrocious piece of shit that Hatred game looks like, we can handle a Dilbert booster. A Dilhead. Dilbro.
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cue laugh track
Charlie Sheen mugs to the camera
Harpy Gee!