

With little rest and probably still a bit seasick from the long ocean voyage, he went over-the-top and into the Argonne Forest. After basic training, he was shipped to France and was immediately sent marching to the front to counter the Ludendorff Offensive which had made huge advances toward Paris. My Great Uncle Nils, the day after the United States entered the Great War, went to Sausalito and took the ferry to San Francisco (the Golden Gate Bridge did not exist at that time) where he enthusiastically enlisted in the Amry. Though I never knew him, the story goes like this. Back in the 80's Satanists had class and didn't need to go stirring up trouble in high schools. And as for Satanism, Spinal Tap summed it up best at the 2:20 mark of this interview. Existentialist super-philosopher Sartre wrote, "And in thus willing freedom, we discover that it depends entirely upon the freedom of others and that the freedom of others depends upon our own." It seems like a progressive movement that once felt like an intellectual vanguard has become an ideological abstersion. That we've reached a point where atheism/existentialism/secular humanism/etceteraism is so passionately proselytized that its believers have come to admonish any challenge to that belief system would seem to contradict its very purpose. However, I just can't understand why people these days don't just chill the fuck out! The Bible thumpers have always been around, because Christianity is the dominant western religion and makes up 32% of the world's population. You know it's just plain wrong when a Christian musician stuffs a sock in his spandex to get attention, so maybe the critics have a point. Skip the Zeppelin and put on this sexy number, which seems to work even with women who don't like hard rock: Some of my Likert scale surveys came back with comments written on the form like "you either do it or you don't" or "if you're going to go half way, you might as well go all the way." We all have different attitudes toward sex, so know who you're dealing with.

When working on my psyche degree I did two significant research projects on my favorite topic at the time, sexual promiscuity among college girls. Let the person you're interested in discover what makes you special naturally, whether that is later in the conversation or on a future date. "Save it for later and then when they find out, it blows their mind." In other words, don't oversell yourself. "I never tell a girl all that stuff when we first meet," he said.
#Battle of the isonzo meme full
I was chatting up a couple of girls and gave my friend a full introduction, seeking to impress them.

I remember sitting at a bar with a buddy who is a small-scale rock star-played on several albums, performed to big crowds, etc. On one date I tried the forceful seduction approach and did manage to round the bases and steal home plate, but she never wanted to talk to me again after that night. They love it." It's a variation on Damone's "kiss me you wont regret it" meme. He told me, "Women love to be told what to do. I once had a boss who had been a serious playboy in this younger days and liked to give me advice. There are limits to his advice, but it is true that if you are spectacular in bed and leave a lover fully sated, they will come back for more.
#Battle of the isonzo meme how to
Once I was riding with a surfer friend of mine in his Trans Am down by Torrance Beach and he told me how to make sure a girl wants to see you again: "The first time you just keep going and keep going all night, no matter how tired you are, just keep getting her off and I guarantee she will start calling you every day." This guy was a big wave rider. So I'm trying to come up with a WARR Blog Five Point Plan and reflecting on memorable bits of advice on sex and love that I was given during my life. For the most part, it's not bad advice, but young Mark Ratner must not have had a copy of Led Zeppelin IV, so he ended up going with Physical Graffiti, which I personally think is a better album to fuck to anyway.
