Gillette runs huge advertisement in mag

[sidecarParticipant 35862]

Max Power wrote:

And if one of you motherf~~~ers now tell me that Gilette also owns Schick, well… f~~~ you too!

Schick is owned by Edgewell.

As for we white men,

Not everyone here is white.

The more you know.

except a group of white “Breedin’ Women”

facepalm.jpg

[narwhalParticipant]

Max Power wrote:

As for we white men, if only we could all just move to one place with only white men, and all our inventions and achievements, and f~~~ off everyone else – except a group of white “Breedin’ Women” who we give no rights to and we allow to submissively live with us to keep our fertility rate stable…

Absolute not. Combating racism with more racism doesn’t work. There is a huge segment of society that wants to divide us all by race, under the guise of unity. Segregating yourself by race is giving them exactly what they want.

Honestly, there is no “our inventions”, unless you were actually involved in the invention yourself. If race is irrelevant, than a white man should be able to take just as much pride in Martin Luther King as he does George Washington. Same for a black man.

White people taking credit for the inventions of other white men makes about as much sense as a black person asking for slavery reparations.

Ok. Then do it.

[Gravel PitParticipant]

I watched the new Every Hero Sweats Gillete Ad that pretends to give a sh1t about Vets.

As a former enlisted Marine rifleman, let me just say, they absolutely BUTCHERED the presentation of what an average service member is, even for the laxed Coast Guard and Army…

1. That pretty boy is clearly a homosexual, he does not have a family and kids. So they break the suspension of disbelief right out of the gate.

2. That guy would be written up for not have a haircut. He is out of regulation.

3. We do not PT in warming layers.

4. We do not wear fatigues from the 90s.

5. We do not tuck our trousers into our boots. What in god’s name were they thinking! That is not how you blouse your boots.

Every time they showed the guy doing something in the military, it was ridiculous.

Gillette. If you cared about Veterans, YOU’D HIRE VETS TO SHOOT THE ADVERT so they don’t TRASH the image of the Military. That guy wouldn’t even cut it as a POG (persons other than grunt). He wouldn’t even cut it as a recruit to be honest. Dont hire a Ken doll to play a Warrior. Jeezz…

[sidecarParticipant 35862]

Gravel Pit wrote:

Gillette. If you cared about Veterans, YOU’D HIRE VETS TO SHOOT THE ADVERT so they don’t TRASH the image of the Military.

At this point I am beyond caring what Gillette chooses to do with their advertising money. It’s not like I’m ever going to buy any of their products ever again.

[Gravel PitParticipant]

Military men also do not lay in their bunk with their dog tags hanging out on top of their shirt like some John Wayne movie.
Tuck that s.hit in.

Also, only nasty civilians have hair on the side of their head like that heinous male model.

Tucking your trousers (they’re not called pants) into your boots is retarded and incorrect. As seen below. At least the Army idiot tucked the laces in though. Perhaps this is considered okay in the ARMY.

WRONG:

Use Boot bands

See video on how a MARINE blouses his boots. Simple stuff like this is easy to get right in TV and Films but they constantly poop on our MEN in UNIFORM…

[Gravel PitParticipant]

For any of you Vets who may wonder if Shirt-Stays exist in the real world, they do! But they seem to be rare.
I went into a Men’s Warehouse asking about them and the moron acted like I was stupid, making things up.

A company called Fancy Boy makes them if you care to keep your shirt tucked in. Don’t be a f4g and buy those “unTucked” shirts made to be worn untucked. Forget that rubbish. If you dress formal, you need to tuck it in. These help the shirt stay tucked in for sure.

https://www.fancyboy.co/

[shovelheadriderParticipant 2400]

Mr. Spock wrote:

They are sorry that it was recognized and called out by so many men.

Made me go full duck dynasty with a little Arron Kaufman from fast and loud thrown in.Gillette is for soy boys

[sidecarParticipant 35862]

Gravel Pit wrote:

These help the shirt stay tucked in for sure.

Having a good bespoke tailor is a lot simpler than fu​cking around with that ridiculous contraption.

If you’re fit, and your clothes fit, they don’t come loose on you.

[Max PowerParticipant 2721]

sidecar wrote:

Max Power wrote:

And if one of you motherf~~~ers now tell me that Gilette also owns Schick, well… f~~~ you too!

Schick is owned by Edgewell.

As for we white men,

Not everyone here is white.
The more you know.

except a group of white “Breedin’ Women”

facepalm.jpg

I was just kidding. You are right of course.

[Max PowerParticipant 2721]

narwhal wrote:

Max Power wrote:

As for we white men, if only we could all just move to one place with only white men, and all our inventions and achievements, and f~~~ off everyone else – except a group of white “Breedin’ Women” who we give no rights to and we allow to submissively live with us to keep our fertility rate stable…

Absolute not. Combating racism with more racism doesn’t work. There is a huge segment of society that wants to divide us all by race, under the guise of unity. Segregating yourself by race is giving them exactly what they want.
Honestly, there is no “our inventions”, unless you were actually involved in the invention yourself. If race is irrelevant, than a white man should be able to take just as much pride in Martin Luther King as he does George Washington. Same for a black man.
White people taking credit for the inventions of other white men makes about as much sense as a black person asking for slavery reparations.

I was just kidding. You are also right of course.

[SandalsParticipant 4254]

Gravel Pit wrote:

For any of you Vets who may wonder if Shirt-Stays exist in the real world, they do! But they seem to be rare.
I went into a Men’s Warehouse asking about them and the moron acted like I was stupid, making things up.

A company called Fancy Boy makes them if you care to keep your shirt tucked in. Don’t be a f4g and buy those “unTucked” shirts made to be worn untucked. Forget that rubbish. If you dress formal, you need to tuck it in. These help the shirt stay tucked in for sure.

I heard about Shirt-stays fifteen years ago and have been looking for them ever since. Thanks for the info!

I ended up thinking Shirt-stays were those things you stick in your collar to keep it firm.

[SandalsParticipant 4254]

sidecar wrote:

Gravel Pit wrote:

These help the shirt stay tucked in for sure.

Having a good bespoke tailor is a lot simpler than fu​cking around with that ridiculous contraption.
If you’re fit, and your clothes fit, they don’t come loose on you.

Are you aware that all you ever do is criticize other men on this board and put them down?

Just wondering if you’re aware of that.

[Gravel PitParticipant]

Sandals wrote:

I heard about Shirt-stays fifteen years ago and have been looking for them ever since. Thanks for the info!

I love them and would buy a bunch from Fancy Boy but my profession doesn’t require formal wear.
I wear shorts and t-shirt everyday!

I wish I had the budget and occasion to dress up because I know how to do it right LOL, not really but atleast I know about Shirt Stays because of MCRD San Diego (Marine bootcamp)

[Gravel PitParticipant]

sidecar wrote:

ridiculous contraption.

Marine dress has a higher standard though. You might be right, that being fit and wearing fit clothes will keep things right. Nevertheless, Marines take no chances when wearing their Dress Charlies or Alphas… the shirt-stay makes sure the puppy aitn coming out to form shirt-love-handles.

Marines aren’t exactly skinny Olympic runners. We’re pretty thick in gait. Even in Top Form, my physique doesn’t keep a shirt tucked in perfect especially if Im moving around, up and down alot.

Anyway, to each his own dude. Let me troll ya with some Gung Ho uniform pics. LOL

[sidecarParticipant 35862]

Sandals wrote:

sidecar wrote:

Gravel Pit wrote:

These help the shirt stay tucked in for sure.

Having a good bespoke tailor is a lot simpler than fu​cking around with that ridiculous contraption.

Are you aware that all you ever do is criticize other men on this board and put them down?
Just wondering if you’re aware of that.

I’m sorry. I was unaware that you are a shirt stay. I assumed you were a human being based on your ability to type. I guess those things are more advanced than I thought, seeing as one managed to post on this website.

Seriously, how is commenting on a ridiculous device count as criticizing a man?

For that matter, are you expecting these forums to be an echo chamber for you? If you want a hugbox, look for it elsewhere.

[Just a ManParticipant 934]

Where I live, the “men’s” section, of any store, has been reduced in size by 75%. I’m most likely being generous with that percentage. The War on Men is real and you are shamed for even MENTIONING it. All we need to know about ourselves is…when the time comes, will we stand? It is an individual question we must all be prepared to answer, because it IS coming. Good luck men.

Philosophy, the female repellent

[Ranger OneParticipant 16836]

Just a Man wrote:

Where I live, the “men’s” section, of any store, has been reduced in size by 75%. I’m most likely being generous with that percentage. The War on Men is real and you are shamed for even MENTIONING it. All we need to know about ourselves is…when the time comes, will we stand? It is an individual question we must all be prepared to answer, because it IS coming. Good luck men.

My response to anyone who attempts to shame me for anything is “Your opinion matters to me about as much as a horoscope does.”

All my life I've had doubts about who I am, where I belonged. Now I'm like the arrow that springs from the bow. No hesitation, no doubts. The path is clear. And what are you? Alive. Everything else is negotiable. Women have rights; men have responsibilities; MGTOW have freedom. Marriage is for chumps. If someone stands in the way of true justice, you simply walk up behind them and stab them in the heart-R'as al Ghul.

[SpiderHerderParticipant 3816]

Gravel Pit wrote:

I watched the new Every Hero Sweats Gillete Ad that pretends to give a sh1t about Vets.
As a former enlisted Marine rifleman, let me just say, they absolutely BUTCHERED the presentation of what an average service member is, even for the laxed Coast Guard and Army…

Maybe he’s just getting ready for paintball weekend ?

[shovelheadriderParticipant 2400]

Just a Man wrote:

any store, has been reduced in size by 75%

Just go to farmers supply and places that sell guns and stay out of blue pill stores with Babs took you to buy her stuff

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