Hi MGTOW'ers

[BigvernParticipant 1983]

EscapedMentalPatient wrote:

I used to frequent these forums and this site on a quite regular basis, until having to take a Sabbatical of sorts. MGTOW.com was always a place of great wonder, joy and brotherhood for me during my time here. I am absolutely delighted to see that the membership has nearly trebled in my absence.

Welcome Back EMP, I too spent a year away and was AMAZED, at the membership count. It’s not really ‘that’ surprising though, is it!?

"What made you think, there'd be a livin' in sheep?, Eat, Work, Eat Work and Sleep" - Mark Knopfler.

[EscapedMentalPatientParticipant 1489]

Wally wrote:

So glad to see your alive! I remember you when I first joined, even made Post about you about a month ago, wow! Dude glad your ok! Missed your humor, happy day!

Brother Wally!! Great to see you sir. Im humbled that you made a post about me, my friend. This I will have to check out. Its a happy day for me as well, and Im very glad to see you. Cheers.

Atton wrote:

One of the first 5000 welcome back you old bastard.

Indeed, Atton. Its great to see you’re still here; I remember that Avatar. And yes, I arrive somewhat old, and still genuinely a bastard sir. 😀

Bigvern wrote:

EscapedMentalPatient wrote:

I used to frequent these forums and this site on a quite regular basis, until having to take a Sabbatical of sorts. MGTOW.com was always a place of great wonder, joy and brotherhood for me during my time here. I am absolutely delighted to see that the membership has nearly trebled in my absence.

Welcome Back EMP, I too spent a year away and was AMAZED, at the membership count. It’s not really ‘that’ surprising though, is it!?

Dude! I trust during your year away, you brought fruitful endeavours into your life. And you are correct; while it is fantastic that the membership count has skyrocketed, it’s certainly not surprising. Cheers, brother.

[KeymasterKeymaster]

This is a mantastic friend of MGTOW.com who we are THRILLED to see re-visit ( and MG-TOWER got it right!).

EMP. . . .

Thanks for your personal message when you first contacted the other day. You had asked if you were remembered, but we can’t forget you. Your name is etched in walls here.

Literally.

You can see “Willy” on the homepage splash intro just above “BrainPilot” on the right half. Also your honor, you’re “MGHOW of the Day” – tomorrow as well. Salutations, brother. Not too long ago, Soulman also dropped in for a visit.

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You mentioned a big move in your message and I wish you every success with that.
Beers are in order.

If you keep doing what you've always done... you're gonna keep getting what you always got.

[EscapedMentalPatientParticipant 1489]

Keymaster wrote:

This is a mantastic friend of MGTOW.com who we are THRILLED to see re-visit ( and MG-TOWER got it right!).

EMP. . . .

Thanks for your personal message when you first contacted the other day. You had asked if you were remembered, but we can’t forget you. Your name is etched in walls here.

Literally.

You can see “Willy” on the homepage splash intro just above “BrainPilot” on the right half. Also your honor, you’re “MGHOW of the Day” – tomorrow as well. Salutations, brother. Not too long ago, Soulman also dropped in for a visit.

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You mentioned a big move in your message and I wish you every success with that.
Beers are in order.

There’s the man. It was and is nothing less than great indeed to have touched base with you, friend and brother.

During my absence from this place, I really did feel as if something was missing from my life. The excellence of this website aside, camaraderie itself should never be undervalued; while I needed some off-grid, self-reflective time, I had felt a void. Sometimes as men and particularly as MGTOW, it can be difficult to identify what these voids in our lives can purport to be. I think the bond, camaraderie and brotherhood that men feel while under adverse circumstances can be replaced by nothing. This place is testament to such thinking. After being gone for a period of time, I’ve come back and have been instantly made to feel welcome, missed and valued. These are bonds that only men know, my friend, and they’re not bonds easily broken.

I am nothing less than thrilled to see that your immense efforts have continued to draw in the finest of crowds, and in droves, nonetheless. Well done, sir.

I am at the same time utterly humbled that my name is on that wall during the flash intro! To be listed in such a way among members who I highly respect is an honour. That is awesome and what a great welcome back, KeyMaster. Thank you. On top of this I am MGHOW of the Day!!! What a great way to be welcomed back my friend.

I am sorry that I’ve missed Soulman’s visit back. I remember him quite fondly and always enjoyed his musings.

I am indeed going to be moving to the East Coast very shortly, and a bit of an adventure it will be. I will be starting off my tenure there by simply renting a place, but it’s with a much greater intent. I’ll be purchasing some acres of land, and building a cabin from the ground up. I’m very excited about the endeavour and about the feeling of starting over.

I raise my glass to you brother, and look forward to our chats sir.

Cheers,
Willy

[Anonymous 42]

EscapedMentalPatient wrote:

I am indeed going to be moving to the East Coast very shortly

Swing by Smassachusetts for some grass fed cowboy steak! Guaranteed to hurt you!

[EscapedMentalPatientParticipant 1489]

Anonymous wrote:

EscapedMentalPatient wrote:

I am indeed going to be moving to the East Coast very shortly

Swing by Smassachusetts for some grass fed cowboy steak! Guaranteed to hurt you!

That’s a damned fine idea, ‘Tower. Im actually coming from Alberta, so I’ve been in amongst some pretty fine, grain-fed beasts for some time. I actually enjoy the different flavours and marbling of beef, distinguished by the animal’s feed.

Its hard to beat the taste of a grass-fed steak; it ranks up there as my second, next to barley and general silage-fed animals. Straight corn-fed steak can be somewhat on the “overpowering” side for me, but hell yes:

Perhaps some day you and I can enjoy a cut of a victim who just couldn’t run fast enough away from me hahaha.
Cheers.

[ghostParticipant]

Welcome back, brother.

[EscapedMentalPatientParticipant 1489]

Thank you Gambit. Cheers, brother.

[EyeswideopenParticipant 2930]

EMP;

I am so glad that you are back! I remember fondly your posts and musings. I am thankful that you are in good health, and have solid plans for the future that you are excited about.

Take care.
EWO

- Marriage is described as an institution. You would have to be crazy to be commited to it. -"If you want to live a happy life, tie it to a goal. Not people or things" Albert Einstein

[EscapedMentalPatientParticipant 1489]

Eyeswideopen wrote:

EMP;

I am so glad that you are back! I remember fondly your posts and musings. I am thankful that you are in good health, and have solid plans for the future that you are excited about.

Take care.
EWO

Kind sir: thank you very much for the warm, welcome back. It is good to see you, man.

I look forward to posting much more in the near future. I am quite busy putting things together for a major move, so am just in and out of the forums at present. Very very glad to be back, however and it’s great to see that this fantastic place has attracted much more of the finest company.
Cheers, brother.

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