Comedy sketch idea: The Nice Bully. "What goes around comes around, nerd. But in a good way. I am a nerd too. Let's go play D&D. OR ELSE (just kidding!).

People talk about what the alternative is for the manosphere, and the answer is "men being able to talk about crying at some point". Have you ever watched a guy who doesn't cry much cry? it's like someone playing the tutorial mode of a game called "how to vomit"

Women learn solidarity with each other in a way that men do not. Love, loyalty and trust require vulnerability that men fear, as the sensation of connecting with your emotions feels tender and raw. Real weakness is fear of your emotions, but men are taught - and act as if - the opposite is true.

I think the real problem is that men have an insecurity epidemic. Men act as if they do not have emotions, that they do not get insecure, and poor parenting reinforces this repression. It's much easier and convenient to be pissed off and mad than it is to take responsibility for how you feel.

Did you aspire to your job as a kid or find out about it later? It's awesome and I'm curious how someone ends up I'm a job like that.

Clean-up on aisle Darth!

He turns them on after someone throws a drink in his face, tugs his collar, and says, "um . . . check, please!"

Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny

Damn, he looked cool:

I meant to say Monte Hellman.

What makes someone a hipster wannabe instead of a hipster? What was the bar they failed to clear?

Yeah, that makes sense. I guess in 70s Hollywood, studios may have felt that that they had to allow experimentation because they didn't have as many formalized ways of figuring out what they thought audiences wanted. What a bummer.