How to attract a babe: The old school of thought

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The forum discussion centers on the anthropological insights of Russell Ciochon regarding homo erectus behavior, particularly the speculation that males may have engaged in head clubbing to compete for females. Participants humorously relate this ancient behavior to modern dating strategies, suggesting that societal norms have evolved but primal instincts remain. The conversation highlights the absurdity of using aggression to attract partners, with members sharing comedic anecdotes and personal experiences related to dating and social interactions.

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  • #61
Originally posted by null
Because there is nothing quite so smooth as a zooby in a polyester leisure suit (or perhaps a formal, evening polyester tux) offering a lady a martini and a sympathetic ear..."
Nope. Totally naked 'cept for one big, mutt-kicking shoe.

The sympathetic ear is right however.
I didn't even know zooby's were allowed in clubs.
As customers, no. Strangely enough, we're allowed to tend bar. I have no idea why that is.
 
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  • #62
Originally posted by zoobyshoe
As customers, no. Strangely enough, we're allowed to tend bar. I have no idea why that is.
It's the sympathetic ear. It's also well known that zooby's have a broad range of knowledge. Perfect bartenders. Personally I think a zooby might look good in a polyester tux! Nice contrasting polyester cummerbund... no shoes though.
 
  • #63
Originally posted by Evo
It's the sympathetic ear. It's also well known that zooby's have a broad range of knowledge. Perfect bartenders.
This is probably it.
Personally I think a zooby might look good in a polyester tux! Nice contrasting polyester cummerbund... no shoes though.
Now I'm just going to spend all night having nightmares.

In these nightmares, I will no longer be a zooby, rather I will look into the mirror to see Mr. Potato Head looking back at me.
 
  • #64
Mr Potato Head is the perfect man. Although I don't think he'd survive a clubbing. But that brings up other tasty options.
 
  • #65
Originally posted by Evo
It's the sympathetic ear. It's also well known that zooby's have a
broad range of knowledge. Perfect bartenders. Personally I think a zooby might look good in a polyester tux! Nice contrasting polyester cummerbund... no shoes though.

Funny I would have said the fantastic martinis. Zoobies are famous for them you know.

Originally posted by Evo
Personally I think a zooby might look good in a polyester tux! Nice contrasting polyester cummerbund... no shoes though.

Evo I don't ever want to see nice and polyester in the same sentence again (shudder). Unless perhaps, polyester makes a nice accelerator when lighting a fire on a cold night in your zooby den.

I don't know Evo, given these options I think this needs a twist. *girl clubs the clubber, clubbe, brazillian, and the admittedly knowledgeable but primitive zooby behind the bar trying to set a mutt-kicking distance (wary of his posible desire to see flying pigs) record wearing no pants (I'm hoping there is at least a strategically placed leaf, if there is no leaf, I don't want to know ), drooling profusely. *
 
  • #66
Originally posted by null
Funny I would have said the fantastic martinis. Zoobies are famous for them you know.
Actually our specialty is a drink called the flying zoobie.
Vodka, rum, goat's milk (unpasteurized) one ice cube.

Evo I don't ever want to see nice and polyester in the same sentence again (shudder). Unless perhaps, polyester makes a nice accelerator when lighting a fire on a cold night in your zooby den.
We make brush shelters and use no fire. Long, thick body hair keeps us warm. We also do not want to see the word "nice" in association with "polyester".
I don't know Evo, given these options I think this needs a twist. *girl clubs the clubber, clubbe, brazillian, and the admittedly knowledgeable but primitive zooby behind the bar trying to set a mutt-kicking distance (wary of his posible desire to see flying pigs) record wearing no pants (I'm hoping there is at least a strategically placed leaf, if there is no leaf, I don't want to know ), drooling profusely. *
I really can't make any particular sense out of this thought. The part about flying pigs really threw me. Anyway there's no leaf, but I always stand behind the bar.
 
  • #67
How big is a zooby shoe? I have a new tactic...turn up late. That way all the clubbing has been done, you have easy access to the bar (dodging the clubbees...which is just about everyone) and you have all the women around you. So natural selection chooses the late-comer (STOP THINKING THOSE DIRTY THOUGHTS!) :wink:
 
  • #68
Originally posted by zoobyshoe
Actually our specialty is a drink called the flying zoobie.
Vodka, rum, goat's milk (unpasteurized) one ice cube.
sounds zoobylicous (expect for the unpasterized goats milk, but I know that's probably how zoobies like it)!
Originally posted by zoobyshoe

I really can't make any particular sense out of this thought. The part about flying pigs really threw me. Anyway there's no leaf, but I always stand behind the bar.
Oh the flying pig comment was in response to your previous comment on how zoobies wear one big mutt-kicking shoe, I assumed this was in reference to Tsumani and her dog avator. Mine is a pig so if you would boot a mutt you might be prone to boot a pig, especially one that just clubed you, hence the flying pig. Ahh never mind on with the thread!

Ahh yes the ladies appreciate you standing behind the bar :wink:
 
  • #69
Originally posted by jimmy p
How big is a zooby shoe
The size of a zooby foot of course, with an extra inch to account for the hairy feet.
Originally posted by jimmy p
I have a new tactic...turn up late. That way all the clubbing has been done, you have easy access to the bar (dodging the clubbees...which is just about everyone) and you have all the women around you. So natural selection chooses the late-comer (STOP THINKING THOSE DIRTY THOUGHTS!) :wink:
Its true I think that natural selection would favour the late-comer over those that arrived prematurly (I CAN'T HELP IT):wink:
 
  • #70
Originally posted by null
Oh the flying pig comment was in response to your previous comment on how zoobies wear one big mutt-kicking shoe, I assumed this was in reference to Tsumani and her dog avator.
Yes, but only because she went temporarily insane and rabid or something and attacked my leg. Mutt-kicking is not a habit, by any means.
Mine is a pig so if you would boot a mutt you might be prone to boot a pig, especially one that just clubed you, hence the flying pig.
Only if it just clubbed me, or otherwise launched an unprovoked attack. Anyway, I couldn't make heads or tails of your avatar. I have the primitive internet access system known as "web tv", and the 13 inch tv screen has poor resolution compared to some fine monitors I've seen. (Zoobies can't operate anything more sophisticated than web tv, anyway). So the hat or head dress or whatever it is threw me off in discerning the species of your avatar.

There is also that old saying: "When pigs have wings." I thought you were alluding to that, and couldn't figure what it had to do with anything.
 
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  • #71
I was about to go over and and talk to the Brazilian guy, but I just noticed he's over there salsa dancing with Monique. :wink:

Another round for my friends, Zooby. I'm buying!
 
  • #72
Originally posted by Math Is Hard
I was about to go over and and talk to the Brazilian guy, but I just noticed he's over there salsa dancing with Monique. :wink:
Noone touch the Brazilian guy. He's mine!
 
  • #73
Originally posted by Monique
Noone touch the Brazilian guy. He's mine!

ohh man Monique gets to have all the fun

does he at least have any friends for MIH and I?! :wink:
 
  • #74
Originally posted by Math Is Hard
Another round for my friends, Zooby. I'm buying!
UpSTANDING! Thanks, MIH! That's right decent of you! Zooby, I'll have a green apple martini, please! And thank you! :wink:
 
  • #75
Originally posted by null
ohh man Monique gets to have all the fun

does he at least have any friends for MIH and I?! :wink:

Leave Monique to her brazilian guy. There are plenty more here:
http://www.ipanema.com/carnival/album6.htm

Carnaval is still going on, ladies! Get down there for some FUN and dancing in the streets with, well... I THINK they're guys! A word of advice: AVOID the ones IN the parade. Go for the spectators! BUT!... Choose wisely! :wink:
 
  • #76
abradecimente Tsunami
opa essas homes parecer portato bonita na sua emplumade costumes

Eu aposto elas podem danca! :wink:

I think I'll have a drink too since MIH is buying hey zooby can you please mix me up one of these www.cookbrazil.com/caipirinha.htm[/URL]
don't forget the little umbrella !
 
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  • #77
Originally posted by null
abradecimente Tsunami
opa essas homes parecer portato bonita na sua emplumade costumes

Eu aposto elas podem danca!
Portugese? Damn I'm impressed.

Free drinks for Null, all night.
 
  • #78
Originally posted by zoobyshoe
Portugese? Damn I'm impressed.

Free drinks for Null, all night.
YEAH! And let's throw some linguisa on the barbeque, too!
 
  • #79
Originally posted by Tsunami
YEAH! And let's throw some linguisa on the barbeque, too!

Bad Dog !

I refuse to be the butt of your jokes

and no linguisa for me thanks, I've got a sudden hankering for some Bosintang, it'll go nicely with all my free drinks (Thanks Zooby)! MMMmmmmmmm Booosintaaaang!
 
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  • #80
Originally posted by null


Bad Dog !

I refuse to be the butt of your jokes
HEY! I'm NOT a bad dog! [b(] And I wasn't joking, either! Plus, I don't make people I like the butt of any joke. :wink: I LOVE barbequed linguisa! We had a huge Portuguese population in the town I grew up in and I learned to love linguisa at a very early age!
 
  • #81
Originally posted by Tsunami
HEY! I'm NOT a bad dog! [b(] And I wasn't joking, either! Plus, I don't make people I like the butt of any joke. :wink: I LOVE barbequed linguisa! We had a huge Portuguese population in the town I grew up in and I learned to love linguisa at a very early age!

Ahh well that is a releif . Being unfamiliar with linguisa I looked up the recipe and saw the main ingredient was 10 lbs of pork butt, scary for a piglet such as myself, YIKES!
 
  • #82
Originally posted by null
Ahh well that is a releif . Being unfamiliar with linguisa I looked up the recipe and saw the main ingredient was 10 lbs of pork butt, scary for a piglet such as myself, YIKES!

YIKES, indeed! I understand the cause for your concern! Fortunately, I never made the sausage - I just ATE it! (ick. pork butts, huh? blucky. they sure make good sausage, tho! )