Sex and Museums Or: Getting in For Free
I have always advocated that a museum is the ideal place to take a girl on a first date for a number of reasons. And before you strip me of […]
2016
New ROK Article on More Grip Training
Since training the grip is of the utmost importance for the physical man, I wrote another article on training the hand and forearm. If you will recall, a few weeks […]
Why I’m Not A Fan Of Sex Tourism
Pictured: A Red Light District It doesn’t take a genius to figure out that a pretty notable tenet of “the red pill” is criticizing the women of the West (my […]
New ROK Article: Cutting and Bulking
Cutting and bulking are concepts that most people have a vague idea of, but don’t really know how to do. My new article at Return of Kings elaborates on the concept […]
Profiles in Chicanery: Yellow Bamboo
Seeing as my Sunday article on Return of Kings was delayed due to scheduling issues, now is as good a time as any to discuss one of my video side projects: […]
The Coup by John Updike
In his life, John Updike was considered to be one of, if not the, premier American novelists of the 20th century-his Rabbit Angstrom books are still considered to be one […]
New ROK Article: Gym Etiquette
We all like going to the gym, don’t we? Of course. But you don’t want to go there and ruin everybody else’s experience with your boorish behavior. And that is […]
The Iron Heel by Jack London
I come to you today to discuss Jack London’s The Iron Heel. Jack London was and still is considered one of America’s premier authors and a fascinating character to study in […]
New ROK Article on Function Over Form
Or, for a more blunt title than “Function Over Form”: “When is it okay to listen to fat people for fitness advice?” The short answer is: Not very often. But […]
Why We Fight Or: What We Notice
The arbiters of our culture at Old Media outlets such as the Washington Post and the New York Times, and the “young and hip” people who write exactly like the […]