Comments on: Bang Bang, He Shot Me Down

By: Bigjig08

Bigjig08 — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 20:18:32 +0000

I agree with netdoc66 , we need to go back to the DJ Quick days Cause Lil Wayne lied it is trickin if u got it !!!!!

By: netdoc66

netdoc66 — Fri, 13 Mar 2009 21:52:09 +0000

I stay shootin’ bitches down. It’s a recession, cash ass or grass. Nobody rides for free.

By: dude with a cold

dude with a cold — Fri, 13 Mar 2009 21:22:48 +0000

One last thing about this:
If a woman rejects a man in a rude and put-down-ish way, it’s normal. I’ve even heard “fuck off. I’m drinking.”
Why, then, when a man rejects the same woman in an equally put-down-ish way, is it so shocking? I see a double standard at work here. I don’t see why I have to be treated like shit scraped off of a steam roller and still play nice and be polite? Why is it so shocking that I might be in a bad mood and just want to drink, and why am I not allowed to just flip off the cute girl I don’t really want to talk to? Why do I get kicked in the nuts, while she doesn’t get punched in the tits? I hate gender related issues. Of course, equality isn’t the name of the game, fucking is.
Even so, fuck off, I’m drinking.

By: dude with a cold

dude with a cold — Fri, 13 Mar 2009 21:09:24 +0000

Well, rejection sucks. It does make one stronger, though.
I, personally, go out of my way to keep things ambiguous with most people I meet online/in a bar, etc. It gives me more control over my actions.
When I’m around beautiful women and intoxicated, which is quite often, I find myself thinking with my dick too much. I hate being an asshole, but that’s exactly what I -start- to become. I literally become god’s (self appointed) gift to women in my mind, start hating myself for it, clam up, and leave.
So, while, yes I may be interested, I find myself too offensive. From then on I can’t see myself asking whomever I’m attracted to out, out of certainty of rejection.
Why can’t it be possible to be rejected so many times, or have the rejections be so harsh, that one gets discouraged and gives up altogether?

By: Luvologist

Luvologist — Fri, 13 Mar 2009 15:08:50 +0000

“Men get rejected every single day. Each “No” builds up tolerance and makes them stronger.

Women get rejected once every six months. Each “No” takes them one step closer to lesbianism.”

That statement is so true.
It’s like…it’s a sin to tell a woman ‘no’.
It’s the unwritten 11th Commandment.
Burn in hell if a woman ever hears ‘no’.

Some women need to be in a man’s shoe for a few days.