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Cats And Dogs As Ego Emblems

February 6, 2012 by CH

Are our choice in pets a reflection of our sexual natures as they are or how we wish then to be? A reader:

Wanted to ask you – do you think it is typical for beta males to favor cats as pets and alpha males to favor dogs as pets?

I’m asking this because all nerdy looking, weak, lame and otherwise guys with beta characteristics usually prefer cats.

Internet is very popular of lulzcats and related shit for a reason – it’s because the nerds sit on the internet.

Somehow when you see real men, they are with a loyal and aggressive dog.

Your thoughts?

The greatest male players I’ve ever known had cats. Sleek, mysterious cats, not fluffy designer furrballs. The player who owns a cat — an animal which embodies many human female traits — is telling women that he is comfortable surrounded by feminine energy. He knows how to handle it. He prefers the challenge of women.

Generally, though, the power arc of man-pet complementarity follows your observation. Urban SWPL manginas and socially maladjusted nerdos are more open to owning cats, while conventional country boys and popular jocks tend to shun cat ownership, except for outdoor cats who spend most of their time out of sight, preying on rodents. And then there are noticeable trends in the types of dogs that men will own; gays, artists and upper class dandies preferring precious but useless runty pedigrees and the rest of men preferring big, healthy dogs with legs to run. It’s only at the rightmost tail of player seducers that you see the preference for dogs revert back to cats, owing partly to the fact that a man who spends so much time enjoying the pleasures of women has little left for walking dogs and scooping poop.

But the real contrast in pet ownership is intersex, not intrasex. Most men prefer the company of dogs, and most women prefer cats. While unmarried tomboys with dogs do exist, 9 out of 10 times the chick you date will own a cat, when she has a pet. SWPL chicks are almost universally cat people, though in recent years there has been a slight move toward more dog ownership among this set. There is a reason why the sexes have these preferences.

Pets are symbols of how we see ourselves, and how we would like to be seen. They are extensions of our egos. Dogs are loyal and potentially aggressive. Non-nerdy men who don’t lament their own phalluses love big dogs primarily because of those two reasons. The dog is a symbolic idolization of a man’s yearning for a woman’s uncompromising loyalty, as well as a projection of simmering, virile power. In the dog, the man sublimates the highest virtues of manhood, and his deepest need from womanhood.

Cats are a symbolic idolization of woman’s solipsism, and self-absorption. The mirror is the woman’s world, conceit her currency in trade, coyness and prerogative her highest values. In the cat, the woman sees reflected her own nature, that of the coy and inscrutable object of desire. The cat is thus a narcissistic celebration of her own womanliness.

The cat is smaller and less affectionate than the dog, and this smallness and aloofness feeds a woman’s need to nurture and pry for displays of love, much like a dog’s loyalty and obedience and ready affection feed a man’s need to be admired, to dominate and to enjoy unlimited and unconditional love.

For men, the only thing you need to know is this: while ownership of a big, loyal dog is a leading indicator of alpha maleness, the cat is the animal whose behavior you should mimic to seduce women. Acting like an affectionate, needy dog is beta. Acting like a mysterious, aloof cat is alpha. The primary purpose of owning a dog is training yourself for ownership of a woman.

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  1. on February 6, 2012 at 4:55 pm Great Books For Men GreatBooksForMen GBFM (TM) GB4M (TM) GR8BOOKS4MEN (TM) lzozozozozlzo (TM)

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    • on February 6, 2012 at 6:46 pm Firepower

      Well, that certainly
      explains your
      literacy
      level

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  2. on February 6, 2012 at 5:02 pm A.B. Dada

    My cat of 19.5 years passed away in 2011 — I bought her under the most beta of moves (to attract a popular gal who loved cats). After that gal was gone (read: 2 weeks), I realized what a prize the cat was. She didn’t need constant attention, she never shit in my shoes or tore up my door knobs, she absolutely hated women I brought over and she gave me all the attention I needed from a pet, without being an attention whore.

    A man with a dog can not travel. A man with a cat can give it food, water, and a twice-a-week check-in from a neighbor and the cat cares not one bit.

    Women were openly jealous of the cat (every women who ever met the feline), would cry openly at me spending more time on the couch with the furball, and absolutely hated everything I did for her that I didn’t do for the female counterpart.

    I came in second place in a craps tournament and won a huge diamond and platinum bracelet. My wrist happened to be the right size for my cat’s collar, so I had the bracelet sized to fit my wrist, and the cat wore it. The human females went absolutely insane over a cat wearing a $25,000 bracelet but the humans getting the equivalent of Skittles or Crackerjack for Hallmark holiday gifts (if that).

    If I needed an out that was an obvious mistruth, I always said the same thing: “Oh, I’m hanging out with the cat that night.” Even if they commented on social network photos of me being out on that night, I still said “No, I think I was with the cat, are you sure that’s a new photo?”

    Cats make the hamster spin, whereas dogs can be anchors.

    Not to disparage dog-guys, but 100% of my dog owning friends, be they female or male, are absolutely trapped. Kennels aren’t acceptable it seems, and if I want to spend a long weekend somewhere, they can’t go with out of fear that their “pets” will destroy their home and all their belongings.

    I find myself missing the cat, even though I don’t anthropomorphize animals, but only because through every failed and miserable relationship, she never seemed to be anything but neutral no matter how beta or alpha I treated her.

    A few hints at cat ownership: absolutely do not feed them dry packaged foods. Cats love raw food, and they love live food if you can get it. Don’t feed them on a schedule or they’ll become in full control of your mornings or evenings. Animals in nature don’t eat 2-3 times per day, hell they don’t eat 2-3 times per week always.

    People hated the way I fed the little runt, but she lived practically 20 years, and she went from really healthy to dead in under 2 days with no suffering whatsoever.

    If I ever do a pet again, it’ll likely be a cat, and preferably from a blood line of other bitchy and self-assured parents.

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    • on February 6, 2012 at 5:21 pm Ben

      Indeed, I’ve noticed the jealously too. Something I love playing up.

      Putting a diamond bracelet though around the cats neck, well, honestly, I have to hand it to you, that’s a freaking awesome move dude.

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      • on February 6, 2012 at 7:13 pm Paulson

        You must be new here.

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      • on February 6, 2012 at 7:21 pm A.B. Dada

        When she passed away, after a few weeks of tons of condolences, I actually had some women asking me what I was doing with the bracelet.

        I said I buried it with her (untrue). Spin, hamster, spin.

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      • on February 8, 2012 at 5:12 am Nepenthe

        Thus finding out which chicks are actual gold-diggers instead of just metaphorical ones. Brilliant.

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    • on February 6, 2012 at 7:46 pm uh

      That’s an old fucking cat.

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  3. on February 6, 2012 at 5:03 pm Stuki

    I think your female cat/dog owner ratio is skewed by you living in an unusually dense city. Even in Los Angeles, which, while a sprawl by urban standards, is still not exactly the country, it seems every SWPLette and her aunt does her best to stockpile as much in the way of shelter recycled yaptrash as she can get her hands on. And that despite LA having an annoyingly large population of intrusive rodents.

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    • on February 6, 2012 at 7:48 pm uh

      I don’t think it’s fair to call Mexicans ‘rodents’.

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      • on February 7, 2012 at 2:29 pm Stuki

        That wasn’t really called for, was it? It’s not the Mexicans in Cali who are to blame for our status as the world’s Dystopia du jour. At least last time I checked, it wasn’t Mexicans who insist on taking my guns away.

        Rather, the ones who could use a healthy dose of extermination, are lawyers, bankster trash and all manners of tax feeders.Them, it would be quite amusing to watch play the role of cat food, although I would f course never advocate anyone doing anything illegal, regardless of how morally justified it may be. After all, advocating such a thing would be, tah-dah, illegal.

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  4. on February 6, 2012 at 5:04 pm Alphaspiraton

    Totally agree. I’m getting a cat soon.

    Any recommendations?

    I was thinking of a Chinese Siamese but they don’t seem to have too much agility. Takes away from the sly factor.

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    • on February 6, 2012 at 5:19 pm Ben

      Burmese cats are also good.

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    • on February 6, 2012 at 5:22 pm A.B. Dada

      I checked out a Toyger breeder about 5 years ago — and kept in touch with them over the years. There are breeders in every major area, but I’d recommend hitting one up a few months before you’re ready to purchase, just so you can be ahead of the pack in selection.

      They’re absolutely unique looking domesticated felines, but they have a solid attitude and you won’t find mutts or mixed bloods out in the wild.

      The Chicago breeder I’m familiar with is at http://www.designerstripestoygers.com/meetourcats.html — Just Google “Toyger cats” and you should be able to find a list of breeders in your area.

      I know 3 dudes with Toygers and those cats are really intelligent and very independent with a streak of adoration for their owners, but still friendly enough with strangers and regular non-owners.

      Definitely a good purchase. Expect to spend $800-$1600 on a good bloodline, cheaper if you go to an off-shoot breeder with no parental lineage history.

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      • on February 6, 2012 at 7:10 pm Ben

        Seems a good cat:

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      • on February 6, 2012 at 7:11 pm Ben

        Will get stolen though the moment it goes outside.

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      • on February 7, 2012 at 11:33 am 357

        Inside cat for sure.

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      • on February 6, 2012 at 8:01 pm uh

        Beautiful cats. At that price, for that sort of high-bred beauty, it’s a straight peacock effect — it shouts “I can afford beauty”.

        Plus you can make use of the double entendre of “pussy”.

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    • on February 6, 2012 at 6:39 pm Suz

      If you have time for grooming, Maine Coons are impressive – HUGE, with attitude.

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  5. on February 6, 2012 at 5:17 pm 357

    Interesting, I’ve always been a cat person and currently own two. The girl I’m dating wants me to get a dog, but I won’t budge. Not that I’m against dog ownership, but at this point in my life, I don’t want a canine.

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    • on February 7, 2012 at 2:53 am Libertardian

      My theory is, chicks go nuts for guys with dogs because they figure you’re already trained for cleaning up turds, vomit and so on. Guess what else they’d like you to clean up after. Like Dada said up above, the operative word is “trapped”.

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      • on February 7, 2012 at 11:52 am Anon

        It’s true that most girls figure if a guy puts up with dogshit, he’ll put up with her shit, and more. But that doesn’t mean chicks go nuts over dog owners.

        I don’t think a dog is indicative of its owner’s qualities unless the dog is some type of extreme breed like a very small dog or very big, aggressive dog. Generally, small dogs are owned by spoiled, attention-seeking people, and big, mean dogs are owned by anti-social people.

        The proper indicator of alphaness is not the type of dog owned, but how someone interacts with a chick’s dog.

        Dogs are very sensitive to dominance or submissiveness. That’s why chicks are always yapping about how they’ll never date anyone who their dog doesn’t like. There is truth there that their hamster recognizes.

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      • on February 9, 2012 at 12:13 am Mick9

        Just get two dogs….they eat eachothers shit.

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  6. on February 6, 2012 at 5:21 pm Ben

    Most feminine women I’ve known have hated cats and have made this clear when I’ve mentioned that I like them. I think this because a: they don’t like competition for attention from an animal so emotionally similar to them; and, b: they clash with the personality of cat like they do with their girlfriends (women don’t really have friends like us men do. True human connections and solipsism are incompatible.)

    Cats, as Heartiste points out, are similar to women. They’re entirely self centered. The similarities between cats and women are bizzare. Example: If you try to obviously / aggressively to approach a cat it will run away from. Approach it obliquely, letting it, really, come to you, will lower its defenses and allow you to scratch it under the chin.

    Cats are drawn to mystery. Bending down, twiddling your fingers and making strange noises will make a cat immediately interested in what you’re doing. Evading a woman’s direct questions, positively differentiating yourself from the crowd and speaking / carrying yourself in a unique way will have a similar effect on the emotional, solipsistic, sex.

    Cats, too, have a love of comfort, pampering and warmth. They are also almost completely disloyal (or loyal in only a very shallow way (e.g. you’re feeding them))

    Personally, after being around so many women, I love cats. There’s something about the snobby self centeredness that frustrates and pleases me at the same time. I am angry that I cannot immediately pat them but enjoy piquing their simple curiosity and ultimately winning their trust enough to pat them. There’s something cute about it that I’ve been no doubt evolutionarily or environmentally programmed to like. Being around cats will improve your game. ..

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    • on February 7, 2012 at 12:44 pm ken@unixslave.com

      Our family had a stray that absolutely hated to be petted or picked up, except by me.. And the way I got to do so was by just letting it bite and scratch until it learned that it didn’t matter what it did, I’d do what I wanted regardless. Then it mellowed out a bit, but only with me..

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  7. on February 6, 2012 at 5:23 pm lovelost

    yeah PBS.org has a very similar program indicating the same reason. watch it here
    http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/episodes/why-we-love-cats-and-dogs/video-full-episode/4673/

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  8. on February 6, 2012 at 5:26 pm Whitehall

    Pets are a human pathology and are what biologists call “social parasites” – excepting of course real working animals like sheep herders and mousers.

    As for me, I restrict my emotional attachments to my own species.

    A single woman can justify a protective dog since a good set of canines chopping down on the genitals does send a message to potential rapists.

    As a test of the friendship of cats and dogs, remember that if you keeled over in your house or apartment, within two days your beloved pet would be eating your dead corpse, without remorse.

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    • on February 6, 2012 at 7:55 pm uh

      I was with you up to your blatant echoing of the feminist myth of omnipresent “rape”. The precise message sent by a woman with a protective dog, verbalized, would be: “angry bitch; avoid”. A woman with a protective dog wears her bitch shield on a leash.

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    • on February 6, 2012 at 7:56 pm John Norman Howard

      Why wouldn’t a friend dispose of your corpse in any orderly fashion, within the limits of said friend’s capabilities?

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      • on February 7, 2012 at 8:16 am Erik L

        Actually cats will start eating right away. Dogs won’t until they get desperate and then they stay away from the face and hands. Interesting facts you learn from the ME

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      • on February 7, 2012 at 11:57 am Whitehall

        That’s better then!

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    • on February 6, 2012 at 11:13 pm pulsotic

      Poor argument. If my cat died and I was trapped in the house without opposable thumbs to open the fridge, it’s corpse would be my meal, too.

      And those biologists need to get out of the lab. If only they could figure out how to open the “rectangular hinged passage blockers”.

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      • on February 7, 2012 at 12:03 pm Whitehall

        The point stands that “friends” don’t eat friends. Just ask the Donner Party – the survivors are buried about 5 miles from my home.

        Even if you dismiss the heartless carnivore issue, “pets” are misplaced recepticles for true human affection.

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      • on February 7, 2012 at 5:14 pm Pulsotic

        You said friends don’t eat friends and then gave me an example of when they do. WTF? Next time cite the 1972 Andes Survivors. Oh wait… I guess ‘friends’ doesn’t mean sh#t when you’re starving.

        “Misplaced recepticles for true human affection”… are you a biologist?

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      • on February 7, 2012 at 6:32 pm Whitehall

        The survivors of the Donner Party remained outcasts from society the rest of their lives. You tell me if you want to be in a lifeboat or lost in the woods with a admitted, known cannibal? You gotta admit, the trust level just won’t be the same.

        So you’re justifying cannibalism as an argument in support of keeping house pets?

        Biologist? No, a philosopher.

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    • on February 24, 2012 at 2:51 pm Lele

      > As a test of the friendship of cats and dogs, remember that if you keeled over in your house or apartment, within two days your beloved pet would be eating your dead corpse, without remorse.

      Friendship and remorse are human feelings, don’t project them onto pets. Cats are known to eat their own kittens. It’s just the way they are. And it’s not like they would eat you alive. If you really want a taste of “heartless” animal behavior, look up hyenas.

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  9. on February 6, 2012 at 5:31 pm Southern Man

    I”m not much on indoor pets of either variety. When I get settled in on my ten rural acres I don’t know if I’ll get a dog or not but there will definitely be barn cats and they will be judged as to how effectively they keep the rodent population in check.

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  10. on February 6, 2012 at 5:33 pm John Norman Howard

    Heh, heh… pussy and fuckhounds… heh, heh.

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  11. on February 6, 2012 at 5:37 pm moltar

    Cats are awesome. I wanna get a Bengal cat.

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  12. on February 6, 2012 at 5:37 pm caRIOca

    When I see a dog, a cat, a hamster or whatever animal, the only thing I think about is the taste of its meat.

    – caRIOca, The Caveman.

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  13. on February 6, 2012 at 5:42 pm Mr. Roach

    I have a black cat. When I coaxed him in after escaping, an Ex told me (rather coyly) “You have a way with a pussy!” haha

    Anyway, the dogs being anchors thing is major. Dog owners always have to rush home to let out their dogs, walk their dogs, and do other assorted bullshit. I’m gone four days and the cat barely notices.

    I think if you’re not as a guy that gets girls, the cat is either netural or a net positive. Plus, it can be a conversational opener or yin/yang incongruence thing after you’ve been pretty macho all night.

    Ultimate rule: do what you want and don’t not do something because conformist assholes say otherwise.

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    • on February 7, 2012 at 10:49 am KillerQ

      There is a partial solution to dogs being an anchor, install a pet door. If if you have to mesh off your apartment balcony, or fix the damn fence in your backyard, it’s worth the effort.

      Installed one myself and I can disappear for days after throwing some extra food and water bowls down on the floor. Then if I’m going to be gone for over 4 days, I’ve got a string of helpers more than willing to try and ingratiate themselves to me.

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  14. on February 6, 2012 at 5:46 pm Tmason

    Good points but I’ll add that owning dogs tend to elicit more out of your spare time than cats. They have built-in mechanisms for self-maintenance to a higher degree than dogs.

    And, on a corollary note, couldn’t you spend more time doing other things that have a higher ROI than owning pets when it comes to bedding women?

    P.S. Now, if you are truly into owning pets, then the above question is irrelevant, as the pet is worth your time irrespective of the women or lack thereof.

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  15. on February 6, 2012 at 5:47 pm maurice

    There’s an element of opposites attracting in the men/dogs, women/cats thing. The “loyalty” a dog will show its owner is a lot like the submission and uncritical emotional support a man prefers in a mate. The aloof and independent nature of cats is actually very male, not female. They are actally skilled predators- sneaky little killers. So the woman, in doting on her cat, is actually constantly qualifying herself to an emotionally unavailable alpha- something the hamster continually craves. Dogs and cats each have their respective male and female qualities, but imho the above explains the observed intersex preferences the best.

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    • on February 8, 2012 at 7:05 am Ian

      People also forget, dogs and cats evolved in the presence of humans. For instance, dogs can figure out what people are looking at but wolves can’t.

      There are two main niches in human society: alpha leaders and beta followers. Cats evolved to mimic the first niche, and dogs to mimic the second. They have specifically evolved to mesh with our social algorithms.

      It’s a particularly useful form of parasitism, really.

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  16. on February 6, 2012 at 5:53 pm 1n4001

    I have 2 blue heelers. All my dog-sitters had kids recently, so travel is challenging unless I take them with me. Still like dogs > cats though.

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  17. on February 6, 2012 at 5:54 pm Anonymous

    Best cat I ever had was a stray that started coming in an open window at night. He was about 3 years old at the time, and I attribute his awsomeness to having grown to maturity with his balls intact. I did get him neutered because male cats that are not neutered stink, but either way his personality was very different from any other cat I’ve ever had. Plus he was quite a bit stronger and faster. Among other things we was completely lacking in the grace and dignity other cats have. Where some cats would walk across a mantel and not touch a single item on it, he’d knock them all off and then give you a look that said “Fuck, I don’t care”. Or if you were playing with him on the couch and he accidentally rolled off, unlike other cats that would just stop and pretend that nothing was wrong while preening, he’d just keep playing like he didn’t care.

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  18. on February 6, 2012 at 5:54 pm MrSmith

    Try a Calico, best cats I ever had were Calicos. If you really want some good cats, get two sister Calicos. They’ll spend their time playing and cleaning each other and curling up in your lap.

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    • on February 7, 2012 at 8:26 am Thor

      Ah. Playing with Barr bodies.

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  19. on February 6, 2012 at 5:54 pm Sea7

    gayest post ever

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    • on February 7, 2012 at 9:52 am caRIOca

      pets are so… neolithic.

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    • on February 7, 2012 at 11:32 am 357

      Fuck you.

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  20. on February 6, 2012 at 6:00 pm MP

    I always judge a bitch by her bitch. Dogs are nearly a perfect reflection of their owner. If you reverse engineer a dog’s behavior, you can figure out very personal aspects of their owner’s lives/personality.

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    • on February 6, 2012 at 9:59 pm Obstinance Works

      Hot damn.

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  21. on February 6, 2012 at 6:02 pm Ovid

    What does the forum make of women who don’t like any type of animal or pet in general? I’ve known a few, and they were fairly hot.

    [heartiste: cold-hearted women with active social lives don’t like pets.]

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    • on February 6, 2012 at 6:28 pm Ovid

      Wow. The girls I was thinking of were in fact social butterflies. Kudos, Heartiste.

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    • on February 6, 2012 at 11:22 pm Lance Draper

      Beware of women who don’t like animals or children. They’re broken- not nurturers, therefor unsuitable for LTRs, if that’s what you want.

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  23. on February 6, 2012 at 6:03 pm Thor

    Hah! The animals owned by women tell a lot. I have seen reasonable
    women owning reasonable cats and/or dogs, In particular, dogs
    at least the size of a regular (not toy) poodle and up. Pure bred
    or mutt. Whereas useless women own useless dogs, like chiuwawas,
    hairless Chinese monstrocities and other similar crap, dogs that
    are fashion accessories for chrissakes. If I ever bother to interact
    with such a creature (the owner, not the dog) I address the dog,
    and say to the dog “you are such a pretty dog, how did you end
    up with such an ugly owner?”

    I have never met a man owning such canine cat fodder, but if
    I did, I would stay well away..

    Thor

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    • on February 6, 2012 at 7:01 pm Emma the Emo

      Heheh, Mickey Rourke owns tiny dogs.

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    • on February 6, 2012 at 7:29 pm A.B. Dada

      I’ve had a long standing rule about not dating women with dogs bigger than they can carry for 3 blocks or up 3 flights of stairs. I broke that rule just once in 5 years.

      My reasoning? There is no fucking way in hell I am going to walk the mutt in winter, period. I don’t care what she is “busy” doing, I’m not walking her dog unless it’s summer and the dog beach in less than 3 blocks away and I’m going solo.

      Women with big dogs also have an insane ability to use the dogs as flake mechanisms. Some of the hottest women in my life are big dog owners, and they can’t stick to a plan with consistency — I’m comparing this with hot women I know who don’t have dogs, or have cats, or whose dogs passed away. Those are still flaky on occasion, but not as consistently flaky as women with big dogs.

      I get pretty pissed when I meet a gal and she tells me she has a big dog and she lives on a third floor walkup without a yard in an urban area with no parks a block away. What does that dog do all day? Locked up in a tiny one bedroom? What a nerve a person has to have to do that to an animal. I’ll call out women instantly if I discover the fact that they’re porting around an 80lb lab that gets all of 5 minutes a day of “exercise” around the block before getting shut in their studio. That’s real evil shit, and a clue as to how they’ll treat the guys in the lives.

      A woman with one cat is good — if she’s got an excuse, I’ll just remind her that the cat will take good care of her. A woman with two cats is pushing it into insane territory, unless there’s a good reason for it (normally, there isn’t).

      A woman with a toy poodle or small chihuahua or mini-dachshund is fine with me because she can still go and walk it herself even in the coldest winter, and when the thing croaks, she won’t be calling me to carry an 80lb body down the stairs to the vet.

      I agree — a woman’s pets give a lot of insight into who she is. I still try to avoid women with ANY dogs whatsoever, and this rule has served me well.

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      • on February 7, 2012 at 1:42 am Thor

        This blog is heavily geared to city-dwellers, I forgot.
        Yes, I think it is insane to have a dog, especially a big
        dog, in an apartment, for a man or a woman.

        But a woman with a house and a yard and a reasonably large dog is OK
        by me.

        Thor

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      • on February 24, 2012 at 3:00 pm Lele

        > A woman with two cats is pushing it into insane territory, unless there’s a good reason for it (normally, there isn’t).

        Well, when a colleague of mine looked for a cat to adopt, the volunteering association which he asked to refused to give him just one, because him being single and working full hours, the cat would have suffered loneliness. Or was it because that way they were able to give away two instead of one?

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      • on February 7, 2012 at 12:22 pm Whitehall

        Reminds me of a woman I dated one year. She was a vet nurse and had plans to go into business for herself opening a pet euthanasia home.

        She dumped me when I kept calling her business by the name of “Doggie Go Bye Bye.”

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  24. on February 6, 2012 at 6:25 pm JCclimber

    Dogs can provide a lot of training to beta males. To dominate one of the more stubbord breeds, especially the more intelligent ones, you must up your alpha significantly, all the time.
    Stuff like: never pet them for more than 10 seconds. You eat before they eat (preferably while they sit in front of their food awaiting your command). You always enter the door first. They never, ever, sleep in your bed, because that is the alpha’s bed.
    To dominate the naturally dominant breeds, you must, always, be the alpha of the household. If you get an easily dominated, more naturally submissive breed, you’ll go soft. And your body language and tone of voice is just as important.

    The smaller breeds are easier to maintain, and often are more dominant and therefore keep you on top of your game. Chihuahuas (which I don’t like), are a good example. Those dogs have attitude.

    My friends and family call my dog training “boot camp for wayward dogs”, because of the strictness, when they ask me to tame their pets for a week. But all the dogs quickly learn to obey, and it helps me keep my body language at the alpha end of the spectrum.

    The plus side is that there are plenty of women dog lovers out there who are happy to pet sit for free, for my small and convenient sized dog (convenient for city dwellers) when I have to travel.

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  25. on February 6, 2012 at 6:35 pm Spiralina

    I’m a female and I have two female cats (both street strays who showed up and wouldn’t leave, both very sweet and great mousers) as well as a large male corn snake. What does that say about me?

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    • on February 7, 2012 at 11:55 am Southern Man

      I like you already.

      http://southernmanblog.blogspot.com/2008/05/southern-man-catches-snake.html

      http://southernmanblog.blogspot.com/2008/05/snakes-on-plains.html

      http://southernmanblog.blogspot.com/2010/11/another-snake.html

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      • on February 8, 2012 at 12:22 am Spiralina

        I think I like you too. I’m married so not looking for a man, but any man who respects snakes is good by me. They are good animals, do what they’re meant to do with purpose, and deserve respect as far as I’m concerned.

        [heartiste: yeah, but they’re not pettable, fluffy or cute. it’s a good bet that any person who keeps a snake as a pet is an anti-social weirdo. this goes double for women.]

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      • on February 8, 2012 at 1:11 pm Anon

        You crazy people.
        Even snakes are afraid of snakes.

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      • on February 8, 2012 at 1:13 pm Spiralina

        Anti-social? Never. Weirdo? Maybe a little 😉

        I’m an elementary school teacher, the snake was a classroom pet that later became a regular pet. And I don’t demand every animal around me be pettable, fluffy and cute…elegant and visually fascinating have their own distinct allure.

        [heartiste: i suppose there’s something to be said for that. still, people who keep snakes and other ugly critters as pets are generally off-putting weirdos. i will consider you an exception to the rule.]

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      • on February 8, 2012 at 7:18 pm Spiralina

        I agree, there are a lot of strange reptile owners out there. But I’ve always loved animals of all kinds, even the stereotypically “icky” ones – I guess I was born without that genetic primate fear of venomous creatures. Which means I wouldn’t probably survive long in the wild…but at least my husband thinks it’s cute.

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      • on February 8, 2012 at 7:25 pm Spiralina

        I agree there are lots of weirdo reptile hobbyists out there. I tried to give the snake up for adoption via Craigslist one time and the responses were so freaky I took the ad down. But I’ve always loved animals and found them fascinating, even the icky ones – I guess I was born without that genetic primate fear of venomous-looking creatures. I wouldn’t last long in the wild!

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      • on February 8, 2012 at 2:58 pm Southern Man

        Like fish, snakes are not pets; they are a hobby. And it’s good that you have a husband; he can watch after your pets while I show you my tropical fish collection.

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      • on February 8, 2012 at 4:50 pm John Norman Howard

        Heh, heh… score one for Southern Man.

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      • on February 8, 2012 at 7:19 pm Spiralina

        Boom! I totally set myself up for that one. Got any etchings you’d like to show me as well?

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      • on February 9, 2012 at 9:09 am elDuro

        This was by far the best thing I read all day

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  26. on February 6, 2012 at 6:41 pm Martyn

    For those of the necessary means, a Savannah cat – a wild/domestic cross that looks striking, can jump ridiculously high in the air, can be walked on a leash, can play fetch like a dog, makes unusual vocalisations and is more sociable with humans than a domestic cat – would probably be a pet that attracts a lot of female attention when you take it for a walk or invite her to your house.

    That said, a pet shouldn’t be owned for this reason.

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    • on February 7, 2012 at 3:20 am Libertardian

      Hm, didn’t know anyone had tried breeding a serval with a domestic. Might look into that next time I want a cat.

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    • on February 7, 2012 at 3:33 pm 357

      Sweet! Just found a breeder with F2s available at the end of March!

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      • on February 7, 2012 at 7:43 pm Thor

        Are you aware of how unpredictable F2s are?
        F1 = highly predictable, the critter gets one
        set of genes from the two breeds

        F2 = random selection of genes, the F2s split out
        into a bazillion forms – and some may be only barely
        viable.

        Thor

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  27. on February 6, 2012 at 6:46 pm Anonymoose

    My observation is that the large/agressive dog attraction has more to do with “little man’s syndrome” than any alpha traits.

    Personally I view the pet choice as more of a lazy or less free time to devote to the pet = cat, plenty of free time and energy = dog when it comes to men who are at least above average on the alpha scale. For omegas, yeah, I do see a strong preference for cats over dogs regardless of free time, spare energy, etc. So the usual warning applies, just because omege -> cats does not mean cats -> omega.

    My experience with women who prefer larger breeds of dogs (as in actually caring for them, not just buying one for looks) tend to have high t-levels. The default preference for women does seem to be either cats or yap dogs.

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    • on February 7, 2012 at 7:21 pm Ellie

      True to an extent, but I’ve found that a lot of fairly feminine women like larger dogs…if those dogs are female. My friend has a beautiful long-haired german shepherd, but she has said before that she would never get a male german shepherd.

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  28. on February 6, 2012 at 6:54 pm gives me a shiver

    OT: Check out this alpha male and what he did.

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  29. on February 6, 2012 at 7:25 pm hoffmann

    Yes, cats are like many women – devious selfish misanthropes. Your dog will fight to the death to protect you, while your cat hides under the bed, thinking “If I was bigger, I would kill you myself.”

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    • on February 7, 2012 at 3:42 am Libertardian

      I can’t stop laughing at that quote. That’s exactly what they’re thinking. At least they remind you to maintain hand.

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  30. on February 6, 2012 at 7:31 pm The Shocker

    little dogs get pussy

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  31. on February 6, 2012 at 7:49 pm darin williams

    “The player who owns a cat — an animal which embodies many human female traits”

    I would be interested to know what traits you believe cats possess. My experience with cats leads me to the conclusion that they mostly embody desirable masculine traits such as aloofness. Dogs on the other hand, usually embody the desirable feminine traits such as loyalty.

    [heartiste: aloofness comes naturally to women. think about your average beta male. is he aloof when he meets a chick he likes? no way. women by nature are leery of men before they have gotten to know them.]

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    • on February 7, 2012 at 2:48 am Ben

      Not talking about desirable traits for their ownership. Talking about innate.

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  32. on February 6, 2012 at 7:51 pm Anonymous

    I have to disagree that owning a big dog automatically means you’re an alpha. Its one of those things “paper alphas” are into big time (by “paper alpha”, I mean men who are conventionally masculine but don’t have Game).

    On the other hand, in my experience, the most feminine women usually own dogs(including big dogs). Whereas more masculine women own cats.

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  33. on February 6, 2012 at 7:58 pm Anonymous

    To expand on what Heartiste stated about men (heterosexual men inthis case),who own cats tend to be seducers and players that part tends to be true. But I have noticed amongst men who prefer the company of cats and women tend to have effeminate traits, not necessarily homosexual tendencies, but bitch- made behavior patterns examples would be: misrepresentation of fact,manipulative behavior, an exhorbant preoccupation with their appearance, like another bitch. I notice these type of men are great with carrying on conversations with women about trivial matters. When these same “seducers” interact with other men they more often than not
    exhibit non masculine traits. The afore
    mentioned type of male is usually involved with new age activities: yoga, tai-chi, marathon events, but rarely will you find this individual engaging in weight lifting, boxing, some form of martial arts, engineering or any activities that requires planning and building something with your hands. And to you manginas baking/cooking doesn’t count.

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  34. on February 6, 2012 at 8:46 pm Anonymous

    FYI:
    2006 Study Same-sex marriages between women are considerably more likely to end in divorce than either same-sex male marriages or heterosexual marriages

    https://same-sex.web.ined.fr/WWW/04Doc124Gunnar.pdf

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  35. on February 6, 2012 at 9:16 pm gaoxiaen

    What does it say if you prefer fish as pets?

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    • on February 7, 2012 at 11:50 am Southern Man

      Fish are a hobby, not pets. I have a dozen large tanks (none currently set up) and occasionally breed bettas, swordtails, and guppies. I like to have a big tank of native fish running as well and dabble in aquaponics. The home I’m currently building will have a large plumbed space for my aquaria, a large garden pond for goldfish and creek for ambiance (there is nothing quite so soothing as the sound of water running over rock), and a big greenhouse for my aquaponics.

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      • on February 8, 2012 at 9:48 pm xsplat

        Ah, a good hobby. A mark of the cultured man of leisure and contemplation.

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  36. on February 6, 2012 at 9:37 pm Woof

    Cats? If you’re going to actually have a pet then get something you enjoy. If you can’t have a dog because of your job or where you live then get a fish tank full if piranha. Whenever you go out fill it with bait fish.

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    • on February 7, 2012 at 3:50 am Libertardian

      A guy at work had a piranha tank. It seems piranhas are tough in schools but alone they’re pure cowards. The tank had to be covered and if you looked in the piranha would immediately hide under something. The guy would dump 20 goldfish in there on Friday afternoon and on Monday morning the piranha would be all alone. I always wanted to see what he’d do with a bucket of KFC or a Pizza Hut supreme.

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  37. on February 6, 2012 at 9:55 pm Obstinance Works

    Fuck ’em both. I’ve got a sly ass bird.

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    • on February 7, 2012 at 3:57 am Libertardian

      Is it a talking bird?

      http://www.cracked.com/article_19608_the-6-weirdest-ways-wild-animals-are-having-to-adapt-to-us.html

      When you bring a chick over, the bird could help out by repeating the screaming orgasms enjoyed by previous visitors.

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      • on February 7, 2012 at 1:45 pm John Norman Howard

        I’ll have what he’s having.

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      • on February 7, 2012 at 7:44 pm Ben

        Pass a second one down.

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  38. on February 6, 2012 at 10:14 pm Ho

    No surprise that JFK was a rooter, but this latest revelation makes Bill Clinton look a prude by comparison!

    The Daily Mail reports:

    Extracts from her memoir have detailed how she was shocked when on her fifth day as a White House press aide he led her away from co-workers who were having cocktails down the hall to his wife’s bedroom where they had sex for the first time.

    Her fifth day? Clinton didn’t do anything with Monica until around four months in.

    Miss Alford said she saw President Kennedy for the final time at The Carlyle hotel in Manhattan on November 15, 1963, just a week before his assassination in Dallas.

    At this point she was due to be married to her college sweetheart, Tony Fahnestock.

    ‘He took me in his arms for a long embrace and said, ‘I wish you were coming with me to Texas.’ And then he added, ‘I’ll call you when I get back.’ I was overcome with sudden sadness. ‘Remember, Mr President, I’m getting married.’

    ”I know that,’ he said, and shrugged. ‘But I’ll call you anyway.”

    Obviously a committed Catholic, JFK was.

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  39. on February 6, 2012 at 10:23 pm Anonymous

    Depends upon the size of the cat… and, yes, they do like to stick their heads out the window when riding in the car, just like dogs, if they’re big enough.

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  40. on February 6, 2012 at 10:40 pm Jason

    The most annoying pet owners are single women who get big dogs that they can barely control, and make the problem worse by making no attempt to control them at all. OTOH, they do tend to be a little more uninhibited in the bedroom.

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    • on February 7, 2012 at 11:43 am Southern Man

      That was my latest LTR – straight down the middle Block A PPD (that’s what tore us up), had two large and completely uncontrollable dogs (that loved me), and was pretty good in the sack (which I why I put up with the PPD for so long).

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  41. on February 6, 2012 at 11:01 pm Vonerim

    “gbfm hereby reveals his true idenity”

    So, now you show up?!

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  42. on February 6, 2012 at 11:22 pm mavala (wife & mother)

    OT: IIRC, in medieval times the dog was a symbol of loyalty, and was thus included in queens tombs. The lion was a symbol of bravery and was represented in kings tombs.

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  43. on February 6, 2012 at 11:31 pm WarriorClass III

    This is the best book since Archimedes. Too many people are afraid of mathematics because our schools have made it far more difficult than it is, and in fact don’t want you to understand it or its foundations, or its implications because those lead directly to God as the only logical conclusion of the universe we live in.

    You may or may not want to buy his book. I’ll tell you this, it is not an easy book. If you are interested, it will take a lot of personal time and concentration, but if you are willing, it will give you the basis of all math and philosophy that you need to build on in order to come to a logical conclusion in any argument. And you don’t have to be a math whiz to get it, it is all laid out for you but you do have to concentrate and think about it.

    Let us know what you think of the ad, by indicating whether you like it or not, by clicking on the “Like” or “Dislike” under the video.

    If you like it and want no further insight, that’s great; if you want to know more you can link to the Prime Thesis here:

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    And amaze all your friends by being able to give them every prime number that exists.

    or go here and look for the book:

    http://www.amazon.com/Alchemy-Number-Theory-1/dp/1470002159/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1328287867&sr=8-2

    And make sure your kids understand math.

    And The Creator.

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    • on February 7, 2012 at 1:32 am uh

      “because those lead directly to God as the only logical conclusion of the universe we live in.”

      The universe is not a logical exercise, despite whatever babble’s in your Torah.

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    • on February 7, 2012 at 1:54 am Thor

      “And amaze all your friends by being able to give them every prime number that exists.”

      There is an infinite number of prime numbers. There are several
      esoteric proofs of this, but the oldest and simplest is:
      Think you have a finite set that are all the primes that exist?
      OK, multiply then all together. Add one. The result is
      guaranteed to not be divisible by any of the primes, thus
      it is either prime or divisible by several other primes, none of
      which is in the set you started out with.

      For some real number theory, read up on the
      RSA algorithm, (Rivest, Shamir, Adelman), and then
      go cook your own Pretty Good Privacy.

      Thor

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    • on February 7, 2012 at 2:49 am Ben

      Spam?

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    • on February 7, 2012 at 9:24 am guy

      Godel proved that every formal logical system is either incomplete or inconsistent. What do you have over him and what does your book have to do with God?

      I’m calling bullshit/pyscho on you.

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  44. on February 7, 2012 at 12:31 am wizardcorpse

    at times the feline characteristicc of a cat is also a good training in how to understand women and used in handling them they are more complex in nature while of the dog you train yourself to handle him which is a good practice of your level of alpha and authority. its good to own both if you have time or if you are a fatehe of a boy train your child to own and command a dog so when he grows up hellbe the king of poon

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  45. on February 7, 2012 at 2:09 am ow

    Poop Dog the meth dealer.

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  46. on February 7, 2012 at 5:52 am Paladin

    It seems nowadays like every girl says that she likes dogs and hates cats. I have no idea why, though it might be a reflection of their ever-growing masculization. When one says that, it’s usually a sign that I won’t do well with her.

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    • on February 7, 2012 at 7:46 pm Ben

      I’ve noticed this as well. Yet to meet an attractive bint who hasn’t said otherwise.

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    • on February 9, 2012 at 12:45 am Mick9

      Same here . Don’t forget dogs have a pack mentality and cats are independent. That is why it seems that they don’t care , they do not supplicate like dogs. They do not seek your approval for anything they do. Oh and cats are repelled by their own excrement. That is a plus. Dogs are attracted to rotting flesh and crap.

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  47. on February 7, 2012 at 6:07 am Dorian

    The Truth About Dogs

    Recent explorations into the field of canine genetics are changing the way we think about man’s best friend — “man’s best parasite” may be more like it — and could help us repair the damage done by a century of inbreeding.

    This article is pure gold: http://www.theatlantic.com/past/docs/issues/99jul/9907dogs.htm

    Best regards!
    Dorian

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  48. on February 7, 2012 at 8:19 am Rus

    I remember a quote from a game. Some dude with a rodent for a pet. When asked about it he said that most warriors make up for their inferiour stature with a big animal, but he had no such needs.

    I think it’s the same with dogs. How many men can really say that they can handle themselves in a fight? This shit still matters, even in a world where violence is taboo. And not just for picking up pussy.

    Personally, I didn’t choose to have a cat – my parents got me one when i was six (and another for my sister). They spent most of their time outdoors, could freely walk in and out of the house, and kept our property free of rodents. They were as predatory as any dog. Moreso, perhaps, since unlike dogs they can go around freely and hunt.

    Also, cats dispose of their own poop. A dog is a slave and an obligation, a cat is a companion that stays because it wants to.

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    • on March 1, 2012 at 9:08 am AlwaysOutFront

      This. I have a small dog, a Yorkie. Before you call “Gay”, you should know that he’s quiet, loyal, and does EXACTLY what I tell him to do (and is 17#, not one of those tiny ones). I don’t have a dog around to make me feel like a man, I have a dog around for companionship and security.

      Security, you say? Yeah…. Fuck your Doberman or pit bull – all I require is that the dog notice something is going on, and come and get me. This he does quite well. I don’t need the dog to do my fighting for me, I have, hanging on a hook in my bedroom closet, a 10.5″ LMT with a mounted SureFire light and 28 rounds of 75gr 5.56 TAP to use for that. Fuck the dog, beware of the carbine-armed 11B.

      Plus he’s perfectly trained for his role. He comes and gets me, and I can tell him “ssssh..” and he will shut the fuck up and show me where he heard something. AND, I don’t have to put up with mounds of fur everywhere and turds in my back yard that are so big they make the lawn mower choke when you hit one.

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  49. on February 7, 2012 at 9:19 am Rollo Tomassi

    Heheh,..

    I own 3 purebred retired racing Greyhounds. Ripped, muscular and fast as hell.

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    • on February 7, 2012 at 2:59 pm Firepower

      Rollo Tomassi

      Heheh,..

      I own 3 purebred retired racing Greyhounds. Ripped, muscular and fast as hell.

      Sounds like you four dig DWTS, Speedos and getting oiled up n’ listening to Andrew Lloyd Webber revivals together…

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      • on February 7, 2012 at 7:48 pm Ben

        lozlzozlozlzlzlzozlzollozpozozoloz

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  50. on February 7, 2012 at 9:27 am nugganu

    “Acting like a mysterious, aloof cat is alpha. The primary purpose of owning a dog is training yourself for ownership of a woman.”

    The unfortunate part of this is few women are prepared to behave like proper loyal women these days, so training yourself like this might be pointless.

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  51. on February 7, 2012 at 10:20 am 2nd

    Patrice O’neal-The dog whisperer

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    • on February 7, 2012 at 1:46 pm John Norman Howard

      An awful lot of nigger-babble just to get one or two points on the table… meh.

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  52. on February 7, 2012 at 10:56 am Maya

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  53. on February 7, 2012 at 11:12 am Sam Spade

    Then there are those of us who don’t want fur, saliva stains, chewed valuables, scratched furniture, and boxes of shit in our homes. I tried goldfish once – didn’t end well.

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  54. on February 7, 2012 at 12:23 pm a girl

    cats and dogs are both good as long as they seem well treated. when i meet someone who lives in an apartment but owns a big dog, i generally assume the person is more self-centered than most. childless women are the most likely to fall into this category, and and somehow manage to convince themselves that they can make it up by showering the dog with more tender loving care. that’s a red flag nonetheless. another red flag is when someone could not stop talking about his/her pet in a casual conversation. that’s just weird. i mean, i do understand if you are talking about your child, but it’s after all just about a pet. i don’t mean to be prejudiced against pet animals, but …get a life.

    otherwise, from a girl’s perspective, owning a sweet tempered cat or dog is a major boost and a seal of approval to a guy’s dating market value.

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  55. on February 7, 2012 at 12:52 pm Heydrich

    My old dog tore the neighbor’s cat into tiny pieces after catching it shitting on our front porch one too many times.

    He also could go up to a bench full of three chicks and unerringly put his head in the lap of the hottest one.

    I miss that dog.

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  56. on February 7, 2012 at 1:05 pm Marwinsing

    Minor observation: some of the meanest, toughest, most intelligent and alpha-type bitch-grabbing men that I know of are… artists. Haven’t checked their pets out though. Your common law garden-variety type of artist ain’t an artist but more just a gay decorator.

    “Come over and see my etchings doll.”

    Amongst my dearly-departeds include a green iguana and a staffie-x-alsatian, males, and instant pussy-pullers both. I just sat back whilst they did all the spadework. They taught me game, or, rather, gave me invaluable lessons in advancing my craft. But the biggest beta-ballsup I ever made was selling my iggi (and everything else) to fuck off to Finland for a beached whale posing as a female. Trans-ocean internet “love”. Beware.

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  57. on February 7, 2012 at 1:20 pm Ouroboros

    A proper dog (not those wimpy small ones) will lay down its life for you. A cat will walk over your dead body.

    That is all you need to know.

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    • on February 9, 2012 at 12:53 am Mick9

      And a dog will tear a child’s face off too.they can be trained to kill someone based on the colour of his skin. Mans best friend indeed.

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  58. on February 7, 2012 at 1:21 pm Marwinsing

    …it was a totally dumb move, as a spritely 52-yr-old I thought it was time to settle down you know, but now that I look back on it I was a complete dolt. Do not get married, I repeat, do not ever get married. Just fuck around until the day you die.

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  59. on February 7, 2012 at 1:43 pm ts156

    Dogs have owners, Cats have staff

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  60. on February 7, 2012 at 3:15 pm Brian

    I don’t have time to get up to let the dog piss whenever it wants or take it for walks.
    I’m a busy man and owning a dog means that the dog owns you just as much as the reverse.
    All a cat needs is food and water and they take care of their own shit and don’t care if I’m gone for a week.

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  61. on February 7, 2012 at 6:18 pm r_s

    Cats are mistresses, dogs are wives. Decide which you want more.

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    • on February 8, 2012 at 3:39 pm Ben

      Ah… What are you doing to these animals?

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  62. on February 7, 2012 at 7:07 pm JD

    Cats are pros at the shit test, literally.

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  63. on February 7, 2012 at 7:16 pm Ellie

    I’m with Brian on the cats being easier to care for. Women in relationships already spend plenty of time picking up their partner’s smelly socks. They want a pet that will take care of itself.

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  64. on February 7, 2012 at 8:27 pm Regular Hadron Collider

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  65. on February 7, 2012 at 8:40 pm DevastatinglyFemale

    i’m a cat chick, too, and i grew up with them, but it was hard not to hate my man’s cat. i always suspected that he was doing many things on purpose – like stopping a conversation on the phone to kiss his cat, or holding and petting him while we would watch movies. seriously, it was really cruel towards me. i made sure to never touch that russian blue devil and mr cat himself made sure to poop on ‘my side’ of the bed. that part was awesome. eventually he died, but there is still many fetishes around just to remind me who really stole my man’s heart. yeah, ok.

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  66. on February 8, 2012 at 3:19 am Childish Gambino

    I love pussy, I love bitches, dude I should be running PETA.

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  67. on February 8, 2012 at 3:34 am Paladin

    Rus: “Some dude with a rodent for a pet. When asked about it he said that most warriors make up for their inferiour stature with a big animal, but he had no such needs.” –

    I’ve never thought that I’d see Baldur’s Gate II quoted here, but it really warmed my heart 😛 Minsc and Boo were awesome, and of course that quote was very interesting.

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  68. on February 8, 2012 at 1:48 pm Flavia

    Sorry if this was already posted but here is what HP Lovecraft had to say about dogs vs cats:

    Dogs, then, are peasants and the pets of peasants; cats are gentlemen and the pets of gentlemen. The dog is for him who places crude feeling and outgrown ethics and humanocentricity above austere and disinterested beauty; who just loves ‘folks and folksiness’ and doesn’t mind sloppy clumsiness if only something will truly care for him. (Tableau of dog across master’s grave—cf. Landseer, “The Old Shepherd’s Chief Mourner”.) The guy who isn’t much for highbrow stuff, but is always on the square and don’t (sic) often find the Saddypost or the N.Y. World too deep for him; who hadn’t much use for Valentino, but thinks Doug Fairbanks is just about right for an evening’s entertainment. Wholesome—constructive—non-morbid—civic-minded—domestic—(I forgot to mention the radio) normal—that’s the sort of go-getter that had ought to go in for dogs.

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  69. on February 8, 2012 at 1:58 pm Redleg

    Blast it, allergic to cats.

    I like both cats and dogs, but AB Dada’s points about cats all ring true. I travel a lot for work, and couldn’t have a pet that needs daily care.

    Any tips on reducing allergies, or getting shots? I do find that continued exposure reduces reactions, but I dont fancy 6 months of misery to get used to a cat naturally.

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  70. on February 8, 2012 at 7:55 pm Spiralina

    I think cats are far more alpha than dogs. Cats are solitary predators, couldn’t care less about general human approval, and come and go as they please. Although I’ve met some astonishingly loyal cats, it’s always by choice and usually to one person only (and not always the person who feeds them).

    In contrast, I find most dogs to be slobbering, silly, and obsessed with getting attention from every human. The only exception would be dogs bred for aggression, or dogs with naturally alpha personalities. But the fact that they are pack animals means that by definition, 9/10 dogs will be beta.

    [heartiste: cats are both more alpha and more feminine than dogs. cats embody many human female traits, which, if adopted by men, would make men more alpha. which dovetails nicely with game; game is, in large part, the appropriation by men of female seduction tactics and behavior used against (or for the benefit of!) women.]

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    • on February 8, 2012 at 10:33 pm Spiralina

      Have you read Robert Greene or Baudrillard’s books on seduction? If so, do you see any correlations with game or do you think they’re purely intellectual exercises?

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  71. on February 9, 2012 at 12:24 am Adam

    Oh my god

    From “Cesar’s way”

    “A woman’s self-esteem shouldn’t be too high either. Only the pack leader gets to strut around. When I come to a house where all the men are tiptoeing around the woman, where the woman is the bully, and everyone answers to her, then I know that that woman should feel a little less proud of herself. Becoming pack leader means taking her down a peg. That definitely doesn’t mean physical abuse or humiliating her in any way. And remember, she’s not going to resent you for taking the lead. She might resist a little at first-to see how much she can get away with-but she won’t take offense once you prove to her that your energy is more powerful than hers.”

    “If you allow your child to sneak a cookie from the jar one day and punish him for it the next, the child will always try again, on the off chance that he’ll get away with it. The same goes for women. Intermittent reinforcement of rules is a surefire way to raise an unbalanced, unstable woman.”

    “Don’t be shocked if a woman sniffs your genitals. Women usually don’t mean anything sexual by it, it’s just how they say hello.”

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  72. on February 13, 2012 at 5:06 pm [INFP] Thread of Random Thoughts and Ideas

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  73. on February 25, 2012 at 2:38 am rico1

    i own a savannah, its a hybrid, they take a large breed like abysinnian and breed them with african serval cats(wild) amd you get a savannah , the wildest of all cats ,they arent even legal in some states. mine is 3rd gen breeded with a bengal, so a mix actually of asian wild cat , african serval and abysinnian, she looks like a leopard with black rossettes on a golden coat, People go crazy when they see her, my bella, super player level pet game

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