Quote from: r0ach on January 31, 2014, 05:11:46 AM

Quote from: _Miracle on January 28, 2014, 03:56:21 AM

Quote from: tclo on July 24, 2013, 11:59:42 AM

Most women aren't smart enough or tech savvy enough to be into bitcoin, but there are certainly a lot of them who are both and I'm sure many on this site.

I know the post is old and I hope it's just a special sense of humor.

Ask the "girl" who runs IFLS (I F------ Love Science)

His post is actually accurate, just not politically correct. Society isn't afraid to call a stupid man an idiot. Society gives a pass to women living a bimbo lifestyle and confronts anyone who criticizes them as being "sexist". The same phenomenon is seen in virtually every aspect of comparing men to women in the post-feminist, western world.

The majority of women see a male having any kind of affiliation with pornography or sexual content as some kind of vile creep. They, themselves, sit around reading Fabio and and Fifty Shades of Grey books all day and consider it "healthy", "normal", and "uplifting".

The double standards are too numerous to list. Just watched the movie "Diehard 1". The woman in the movie is applauded for punching an ex-husband in the face on an airplane. I don't think a male committing assault vs the opposite sex would be met with similar applause.

Western civilization is currently garbage in general, and the women that inhabit it are monsters. It's no wonder the percentage of American men wanting to get married has plummeted to nothing, or the rise of the strange, white guy obsessed with Asian girls (no, I'm not that guy).

Oiy Vey. What to say about all those over generalizations?
Thats almost like saying all science minded geeks are socially inept...which is wrong. Bitcoin/crypto is coming into a phase when average Joes and Josettes are going to be participating.
I'm average minded with a wide array of interests; including how people live and think all over the world. I don't HAVE to " be like" anything and neither does anyone else. I'm less of a geek, more of a goof and refuse to choose between Star Wars or Star Trek AND I don't judge my "kid" (23) for reading Manga over Stan Lee or Asimov.
As a teen I wanted to make my cars faster, stereos louder (and sound quality higher). When I finally got on board with computers it didn't take long to get motivated enough to build my own out of the same "more better attitude". I like to ride (my own) motorcycle and dress up in varying degrees of girlie to lady, pretty painted nails and all.
No one here has to treat me any differently but if I'm at a meet-up and some ill-mannered fool puts their hand on my thigh (The blog post that inspired cryptobitchicks) and doesnt take my one time "polite" removal of it as the cue not to do that...
That person could very well end up on the ground with their arm in a twist and I won't be embarrassed by my "un-lady like" behavior. On a good day I may even take the time to ask if there's some problem, such as Tourettes before twisting it hard enough to be remembered for awhile.

Most of the time in daily life people are generally respectful of each other. I hold the door open for people and and appreciate it when it's done for me.
Adopt or stay single.