Online Chatting and The 4 Magic Questions
Back in the days, when I was learning PUA techniques from pickup artists, I ran into “The Magic Questions pattern” by Jack Ellis (the author of “Forbidden Patterns”). The purpose of these questions is to have a nice and fun topic to talk to women whom you just approached in a public setting. Women like it when men talk about them, compliment them or do anything thing that make them feel special.
The Magic Questions
Here are the magic questions, ask them in any order:
- Visualize yourself in a white room. You’re in a bed and everything is white. How do you feel?
- What is your favorite animal? What qualities do you see it as having?
- What is your favorite color? How does it make you feel when you think about it?
- Imagine yourself on a beach. Nobody is around and the ocean is right in front of you. What do you do?
Take mental note of the answers because you will have to interpret the answers back to them.
What the answers mean
After you finish asking the questions and taking notes, it is time to interpret the answers back to the interviewee. The meaning of each question is as follows:
- This is how they view death and dying
- This is how their friends view them
- This is how they view themselves
- This is how they view sex
Putting it into practice
Let me give you an example. You meet a random girl that you want to approach and talk to. You can use the four magic questions as a nice conversation opener: Continue reading “Online Chatting and The 4 Magic Questions”
The “One man band” man!
Meet the “One man band” man! I ran into him in the Boston Common park:
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The corporate cow or the different kind of companies
Traditional corporation
- You have two cows
- You sell one and buy a bull
- Your herd multiplies, and the economy grows
- You sell them and retire on the income
A Swiss corporation
- You have 5000
- None of them belong to you
- You charge the owners for storing them
A French corporation
- You have two cows
- You go on strike, organize a riot, and block the roads because you want three cows
A Chinese corporation
- You have two cows
- You have 300 people milking them
- You claim that you have full employment and high bovine productivity
- You arrest the newsman who reported the real situation
A British corporation
- You have two cows
- Both are mad
An Indian corporation
- You have two cows
- You worship them
An Iraqi corporation
- Everyone thinks you have lots of cows
- You tell them that you have none
- Nobody believes you, so they bomb the crap out of you and invade your country
- You still have no cows but at least you are now a Democracy
An Australian corporation
- You have two cows
- Business seems pretty good
- You close the office and go for a few beers to celebrate
An Irish corporation
- You have two cows
- One of them is a horse
An American corporation
- You have two cows
- You sell one, and force the other to produce the milk of four cows
- Later, you hire a consultant to analyze why the cow has died
An Italian corporation
- You have two cows but you do not know where they are
- You decide to have lunch
A greek corporation
- You have two cows borrowed from French and German banks
- You eat both of them
- The banks call to collect their milk, but you cannot deliver so you call the IMF
- The IMF loans you two cows
- You eat both of them
- The banks and the IMF call to collect their cows/milk
- You are out getting a haircut
Communism
- You have two cows
- The State takes both and gives you some milk
Socialism
- You have two cows
- You give one to your neighbor
Fascism
- You have two cows
- The State takes both and sells you some milk
Bureaucratism
- You have two cows
- The State takes both, shoots one, milks the other then throws the milk away
Venture capitalism
- You have two cows
- You sell three of them to your publicly listed company, using letters of credit opened by your brother-in-law at the bank, then execute a debt/equity swap with an associated general offer so that you get all for cows back, with a tax exemption for five cows
- The milk rights of the six cows are transferred via an intermediary to a Cayman Island Company secretly owned by the majority shareholder who sells the rights to all seven cows back to your listed company
- The annual report says the company owns eight cows, with an option on one more
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Why wear a short shorts if you want to keep pulling it down?
Have you ever noticed young girls or even adult women wearing short shorts but yet they feel so self-conscious and shy about it that they keep pulling it down to cover their behinds? Isn’t that ironic?
Why wear it in the first place if it makes you feel uncomfortable or if you don’t like the attention you are getting?
Is it not attention towards your assets the biggest reason as to why you chose to buy and wear that outfit?
“Oh no you! That’s not the reason” you say, “The reason is that it is hot outside and that is very comfy”. Is it really so? I wonder why men don’t feel as hot as you are and are contempt with wearing regular shorts 😉
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One day, the poor will have nothing to eat but the rich
I was browsing the internet and I found this nice photo and it got me thinking. I would like to use it as a launching pad to share some of my thoughts on the topic of the rich and the poor.
I come from Beirut, Lebanon, a third world country by all means. We have corrupt politicians, political seats handed down from father to son, the worst power and water infrastructure, etc. I wrote a short satirical pamphlet about my home country and published it on Amazon, check it out. The reason I mention my origin is that having lived in the 3rd world country and now I live in the US, I can compare and contrast about the human mentality. Continue reading “One day, the poor will have nothing to eat but the rich”
3 nights and 1200 miles later – Road trip from Seattle, WA to San Diego, CA
Two weeks ago, I started my road trip from Seattle, WA to San Diego, CA. It was my first very long road trip in the US. At first, I was just going to punch-in my destination into my GPS and drive along whatever route it suggests. However, after talking to friends who already took a similar road trip, they advised me to research taking the scenic route instead of the plain and dull I-5 highway. I became intrigued about the scenic route and my research indicated that it would be a longer but much more enjoyable trip.
What follows is my short story where I share my adventure and some tips I learned along the way. Since this is my first road trip from Seattle to San Diego along the Pacific coast and with little to no experience driving along the coast, I am hoping that this article proves to be useful for others who also are looking to embark on a similar experience. Continue reading “3 nights and 1200 miles later – Road trip from Seattle, WA to San Diego, CA”
Quotes for the last Sunday of April 2017
- The generous is courageous from the heart and the stingy is courageous by the looks
- He who did not make personal efforts to learn on his young age will not make efforts to learn at his older age
- He who defies his parents will get the same treatment from his own children
- The fool stands upfront in the line so people can see him and the wise stands behind the crowd so he can see the people
- Don’t flatter the day before it sets and don’t flatter the woman before she dies
- Only in the hard times that true friends are known
- Nice words open doors of steel
- God only thanks those who thank the common people
- You can fool all the people some of the times, or you can fool some people all the time, but you cannot fool all the people all the time
- Never trust a friend without experiencing his true friendship and never underestimate an enemy until you test his/her strength
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Cool T-Shirt: Intelligence is the ability to adapt to change
I found this nice T-shirt on Amazon featuring a quote from Stephen Hawking:
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LICEcap – Record your desktop and create animated GIFs
LICEcap, from Cockos Incorporated, is a nice and free tool that allows you to record your desktop screen activity and later save the activity as an animated GIF. This comes in handy when you are creating a small tutorial of some sort.
The nice thing about LICEcap is that it is not only free but also supports Windows and macOS.
Features and options:
- Record directly to .GIF or .LCF.
- Move the screen capture frame while recording.
- Pause and restart recording, with optional inserted text messages.
- Global hotkey (shift+space) to toggle pausing while recording
- Adjustable maximum recording framerate, to allow throttling CPU usage.
- Basic title frame, with or without text.
- Record mouse button presses.
- Display elapsed time in the recording.
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My take on the Pickup Artist community – Treating a lady right
If you are not familiar with the pickup artists community or the PUA in short then let me clue you in.
The PUA community’s sole focus is to teach men how to learn the game so they can charm women into their bedroom or land a girlfriend.
They have so many techniques ranging from cheesy pickup lines to negging, keeping frame, treating a woman badly to destroy her ego, and what not.
Becoming a pickup artist requires skill and practice. You have to become an alpha male: a male that women desire. Ironically, the MGTOW and PUA community refer to that archetypal guy as “Chad”.
Often times you have to fake it until you make it: pretend to be someone other than your true self. They argue that your actual personality may not be the right personality to get you the girlfriend of your dreams.
The endgame of those PUAs is to find women, date them or pump-and-dump them (using their parlance). Continue reading “My take on the Pickup Artist community – Treating a lady right”
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Smart dog playing the goal keeper!
22 poisons from a toxic colon which can age and destroy your body
The most important organ – an anecdote
I read this nice anecdote while waiting at my friend’s business the other day:
One day, the body got together and decided to have a board meeting.
Here’s what went on behind closed doors.
There was intense discussion to determine who was the most important part of the body.
The BRAIN was the first to speak: without me, nothing would be accomplished.
Then, the HEART spoke up: without me pumping blood to your brain, you could not function.
The ARMS laughed. You’re both wrong: without me to put food in the mouth, nothing would work.
The STOMACH said: without me, your food would not digest.
The LUNGS bellowed back: without me, you could’nt breathe.
The EYES blinked: without me, you could not see.
The KIDNEYS snorted: without me, you could not detoxify and eliminate.
Then, the COLON meekly spoke up: I am important. You need me to eliminate all of the garbage from your systems.
Everyone laughed and made fun of him. How can you be as important as we are? You’re just a smelly old sewer.
The poor colon, his feelings were hurt! He turned away and thought: Ill show them. He then shut down.
Then, he sat back and watched what would happen:
- The BRAIN was stupefied.
- The HEARTs beat was weak and irregular.
- The ARMS were weak and couldnt move.
- The LUNGS their breathing was shallow.
- The EYES became clouded.
- The KIDNEYS quit.
Then, the COLON looked around and decided it was time to call another meeting. It wasn’t too lively this time, but everyone was in total agreement.
THE COLON WAS THE MOST IMPORTANT ORGAN.
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Time quotes – Henry Van Dyke
Time is too slow for those who wait,
too swift for those who fear,
too long for those who grieve,
too short for those who rejoice,
but for those who love, time is eternity.
— Henry Van Dyke
Between two…
Between two you spend your life: day and night, tiredness and rest
Between two you oscillate in your life: between bodily lust and the lust of the soul
Two are enemies of health: deep sadness and mad love
Two are enemies of peace: greediness and envy
Two are the enemies of society: the traitor and the lazy
— Source: Incognito