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Getbig Main Boards / Gossip & Opinions / Re: The Muslims are at it again, Rioting in Sweden. Multiculturalism questioned.
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on: May 22, 2013, 11:36:27 PM
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Do you know what's funny? Lol, I agree with you! So do MANY muslims. I am also disgusted by random acts of violence, because that's not islam! I fact I have no idea where they get these dirty ideas and customs.
Then why the fuck is the rest of the moderate Islamic world not doing their utmost to distance themselves from these "few idiots" you referenced earlier? If you can see that you are being tarred with the same brush, then presumably most of the other moderate muslims can see the same thing? So where is your voice? Where are the true Muslims who are trying to put a stop to this because it is a corruption and manipulation of their faith? And if they ARE out there, what have they done and why hasn't the rest of the world seen it?
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Getbig Main Boards / Gossip & Opinions / Re: The Muslims are at it again, Rioting in Sweden. Multiculturalism questioned.
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on: May 22, 2013, 11:34:17 AM
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I'm a muslim and I have found it best to ignore anti muslim threads. The amount of pure lies, slander and false ideas and accusations is ridiculous. You have people making up their own quotes from the Quran, people making up their own fabricated stories about the religion. Giving wrong difintions of Jihad, saying 100% false and baseless things such as "Muslims must kill non muslims"(even though there's dozens and dozens of verses from the Quran strictly forbidding the killing of innocent people)..ect
It's like a bunch of blind people debating what a certian painting looks like or a group of deaf people arguing about which song Is playing on the radio. How can you argue with them? You can't, because it goes in from one ear and out the other.
Some loser who happens to be from a muslim country kills some one and people automatically want to blame a religion of 1.6+ billion people...what a shame.
That's the issue though mate. It's not just 'some loser' anymore - it's beyond that. I feel for Sweden. They were only trying to be good people and offer help to those they saw as less fortunate. It's fucked them. AR 2007 - what is it if it's not radicalised migrants? Is it an arab thing that has nothing to do with religion? Is it some fucked up Somalian tribal attitude that has nothing to do with religion? If it has nothing to do with religion, why then do these people hide behind their faith? I'm genuinely curious.
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Getbig Main Boards / Gossip & Opinions / Re: The Mystery Method: How to Get Beautiful Women
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on: May 21, 2013, 01:05:58 AM
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I'm married so what the fuck do I know?
I did have a mate back in Oz who'd bought "The Game" and like McLovin said - it's a numbers thing. he just started approaching more and more women and after about 6 months or so he was getting more pussy than he ever had in his life. I saw a few of the women he'd pulled - wouldn't have called them 10's.
The downside (for my friend at least)- and I don't know if they talk about this in the books or not - is that he had a lot of trouble getting rid of the ones he picked up. Ok - you're horny, you go out, approach a few 9's and 10's and they tell you to go fuck yourself, so you keep working your way down the scale until some grateful 5-6 goes home with you - then decides you're "THE ONE". I saw it happen a couple of times to this guy.
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Getbig Main Boards / Gossip & Opinions / Re: Adrian Tan mr singapore 2011- solid physique
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on: May 16, 2013, 10:42:57 PM
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Funny - most asians tend to have good leg genetics but blocky waists. This dude is an exception (unless he just doesn't like training legs).
I'm curious about the gear situation in Singapore. There are signs all over the airport telling you you'll die if you get caught with drugs. Even pot will get you into some serious trouble if you get caught. I wonder if it's just lots of driving north to Thailand or if anabolics aren't seen in the same light.
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Getbig Main Boards / Gossip & Opinions / Re: Random pics
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on: May 16, 2013, 01:36:31 PM
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this place is in Bora Bora.....it's a pretty exotic place in the middle of nowhere....lol....the Island is only accessible by boat...... there is a reservoir that takes care of the toilet flushing, showers...... etc....a dude I know went there for his honeymoon for a week. he said it cost him and his wife $6000....here is another pic
Cool info. Good to know you're shit is getting removed from your very fucking expensive holiday bungalow. Jesus - not sure I have $6000 to spend on a week there, much as I'd love to.
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Getbig Main Boards / Gossip & Opinions / Re: Generation worse than nothingness
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on: May 15, 2013, 11:37:04 AM
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Again - I have no idea what your teachers are like in the US or what objectives the education system is set up to address.
As someone who spent a decade of clinical practice working with ADD families and lecturing about them, I know it's not "just" a parenting issue. There are major biochemical factors at play in the form of chemical exposure, and food (you have any idea how many parents in Australia think Coke is an important food group?).
There are also psychological factors at play and for this I point a big finger at modern technology. Kids are connected everywhere all the time these days. There is very little concept of "wait" and of developing patience. I think parents can do a lot to teach their kids this, but a lot of busy people turn to the computer (or tablet or smartphone or whatever) to occupy the child's time while they do their thing. If you get a chance to read Doig's book The Brain the Changes Itself, you'll see a lot of the neuroplasticity research is categorically showing that the online environment is shortening attention spans and changing the way in which we think. Good or bad - it is what it is - we just need to be aware of what all this stuff is capable of doing.
There are social factors at play with ADD. Kids want boundaries. They want to know what they can and can't do. That's why they push - to see how far they can go. It's an important developmental step for a child to realise that this is acceptable and that is not and that behaviour in the non acceptable area will carry consequences. When parents just let their children do their own thing, there is no reaching this developmental stage - ergo - there is no learning and no progression of behaviour.
I didn't intend to make light of this by posting the picture I did. I'm very aware of this because it has been my daily working life for a long time.
apologies for the FRAT....
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Getbig Main Boards / Gossip & Opinions / Re: Generation worse than nothingness
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on: May 15, 2013, 11:26:15 AM
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Mr Magoo & Deadpan
I'm a high school teacher. Granted, I'm only 5 years in. Before that, I was a psychologist and naturopath whose speciality was learning and behavioural disorders in children.
I have never taught in the US so I have no idea. I have taught in Oz and in Germany where I now live. This picture is representative of both places. Many (not all) parents feel less accountable for their children now than I remember my parents being, or the parents of my friends were. A colleague of mine - PE teacher - had a parent demand an apology, because their fat overfed overindulged no boundaries having child failed the athletics component of his course.
He couldn't run.
This isn't an isolated example. There are many many parents out there who believe teachers are responsible for the things that should ideally be taught and learnt in the family home.
One thing I can almost guarantee you will hear from pretty much any teacher is this. If you look at the way a parent interacts with their child in kindergarten, you'll be able to tell the kids who will graduate high school with good grades and social development.
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Getbig Main Boards / Gossip & Opinions / Re: Generation worse than nothingness
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on: May 15, 2013, 10:20:39 AM
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[url]  /url] Does this ring any bells? It's not just the kids who are 'different' these days - a lot of parents are fucked up too. I took my godson to a theme park last year, and more kids than not were engrossed in smartphones, nintendo's. Sad to think a theme park full of roller coasters and waterslides wasn't stimulating enough for them. And people wonder why we have a society full of ADD cases....
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Getbig Main Boards / Gossip & Opinions / Re: What is the most physically challenging thing you ever did?
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on: May 10, 2013, 02:43:31 AM
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Most physically challenging was a ballet class I took out of interest after having a couple of dancers train with me. Ballet dancers are strong as fuck, fit as fuck (and a lot of them smoke like chimneys).
Mentally challenging was having to go against a kickboxer from Thailand after spending the afternoon watching him obliterate the rest of the fighters in our division.
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Getbig Main Boards / Gossip & Opinions / Re: for the european guys
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on: May 02, 2013, 01:01:52 AM
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This I agree with. This man speaks the truth.
I've lived/studied in Norway and spend tons of time in Sweden. Norwegians girls are hot, Swedes are ok, you have your nice ones. Danish broads are notorious in Scandinavia for putting it about.
Exactly my experience as well. Norwegian girls are the hottest but a bit aloof. Swedish girls are also very hot, but much much easier to get to know. Not quite as hot in general compared to the Norwegians - but fuck, you're really splitting hairs. They're still stunning. The ones I've slept with have been very very good in bed. Just great fun. Danish chicks you don't even really have to try - they start drinking beer at 8 in the morning and are throwing themselves at you by 11am. Also some hot ones, but overall not up to the quality of their northern sisters. I only slept with one Finnish chick. She was incredible. You might find a lot of Scandinavian babes down in Croatia - that'd be a double win! And as someone else mentioned - Ibiza is where a lot of them head to for summer as well. Big party island - lots of drunk English and Germans there too.
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Getbig Main Boards / Gossip & Opinions / Re: for the european guys
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on: May 01, 2013, 01:57:43 AM
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In summer - it depends on if the weather is going to be a motivating factor for you.
if you want some sun, I'd aim for Croatia. Hot women, cheap, lots to look at, good food - not a lot of English speaking tourists.
If you don't care about having hot days every day, Scandinavia is beautiful, and the women are hot and friendly. And hot.
London in summer fills up with people terribly. I imagine Paris would too, but I've not been there in July-August.
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Getbig Main Boards / Gossip & Opinions / Re: Hahaha great conversation between 3 fat bitches next to me right now...
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on: April 30, 2013, 12:53:35 PM
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BigCyp Leave a block of chocolate in the staff dining room with everything but the last piece eaten/gone, and a big sign on the table saying "Free Chocolate - help yourself". See how long it takes for them to start blaming each other for eating everything but one little piece  Oh - the only "Lara" I ever knew was hot as fuck. That was in high school though - I've spent the past few minutes reading this thread wondering if she's let herself go.
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Getbig Main Boards / Gossip & Opinions / Re: Sky Walk
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on: April 25, 2013, 01:56:31 PM
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As someone with a morbid fear of high places, I can say a definitive 'No'.
No - I would not walk on either of those walkways. Not a chance. Nuh uh. I would be sitting against the closest wall, rocking.
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