Bill Cammack

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Probably the worst mistake a Hunter can make when he’s heading out to pull chicks is assuming that he and the next man are equals.

There’s no such thing. Nobody’s created equally and nobody develops their looks, physique, personality or game equally. Read the rest of this entry »

I found out about HollaBack Girls three years ago, back in 2007. Their apparent goal is to create a space on the internet where women can express themselves about what they call “Street Harassment”:

http://hollabacknyc.blogspot.com/2005/10/hollafaq.html#q2: Street harassment is a form of sexual harassment that takes place in public spaces.

My previous articles about HollaBack Girls are located here, here & here. Read the rest of this entry »

Over the last couple of weeks, no fewer than three of my homegirls (and probably more that I’m not aware of) have dumped a guy because of his personality.

I’m always amused by these stories because I like to consider the reverse situation and whether I’d stop kickin’ it with a chick for the same reasons. Read the rest of this entry »

One of the major difficulties I have in trying to explain to women how men think is that they’re not men.

Things that are common sense or basic nature to guys, such as hooking up with a gal we’ve never seen in life before 5 minutes ago, just doesn’t register to most women in their understanding of reality. Read the rest of this entry »

“Mind Your Own Business” was the lesson of the day on this week’s “Jersey Shore”. :D

There are eight housemates. 4 guys and 4 gals.

Guys: Ronnie, Mike, Pauly, Vinny

Gals: Sammi, Jenni, Nicole, Angelina

Ronnie is dating Sammi. Nicole is dating some guy you hear on the telephone. Jenni and Angelina appear to be dating nobody.

The other three guys are MVP (Mike, Vinny, Pauly) and they’re Free Agent Hunters. They pull whatever chicks they can on any given day. Read the rest of this entry »

Brooklyn

I exited the subway in Brooklyn. It was a sunny day. Lots of people were in the street, going from shop to shop. Read the rest of this entry »