The sexual theories of Freud - I believe, do you?

Agrippina · **#61** by **Agrippina** » Jan 02, 2014 10:05 am

Hehe! Robert Mugabe, now there's a real hero. :nono:

McNulty · **#62** by **McNulty** » Jan 02, 2014 10:19 am

Blackadder wrote:

Pol Pot, Stalin and Hitler are among my favourites. Let's see where that takes you.

So you are bashing Nietzsche because Hitler warped his ideas - sounds like you are the kind of guy who would blame Milton Friedman for Pinochet's indiscretions.

Absurd.

Blackadder · **#63** by **Blackadder** » Jan 02, 2014 10:30 am

McNulty wrote:
Blackadder wrote:

Pol Pot, Stalin and Hitler are among my favourites. Let's see where that takes you.

So you are bashing Nietzsche because Hitler warped his ideas - sounds like you are the kind of guy who would blame Milton Friedman for Pinochet's indiscretions.

Absurd.

Bashing Nietzsche? Fucking right. He hated cricket, which makes him a cunt in my eyes.

Thomas Eshuis · **#64** by **Thomas Eshuis** » Jan 02, 2014 10:31 am

McNulty wrote:
Regina wrote:
Bollocks. In Europe, for example red/pink were the male colours for centuries. Red/ purple was the colour of emperors and other influential men. Red was associated with heat, blood, aggression, the sun, and attracting attention. Plus the dye was extremely expensive to produce. Pink was considered the "little red" ie for boys. Blue, on the other hand, was seen as passive and associated with the night, the moon, and thus as female. That only changed in the early 20th century.
Keep on believing.

Thanks for corroborating my stance that pink is a feminine colour.

Or do you know a lot of males that like to be viewed as 'little boys'?

So boys are girls now... :crazy:

Thomas Eshuis · **#65** by **Thomas Eshuis** » Jan 02, 2014 10:33 am

McNulty wrote:
Thomas Eshuis wrote:Tell me o great purveyor of Freud:

Why do men wear pink?
Why do men wear scarfs indoors?

Many men who wear pink are homosexual.

Care to cite some evidence for that?
A sizeable part of the straight male population also wears pink.

McNulty wrote:Those that are not, tend to be tough enough to wear this colour as a badge of masculinity, a kind of satire.

Refuting your assertion that pink stands for feminine (attraction).
Have you considered that some men wear pink, just because they like the colour?

Thomas Eshuis · **#66** by **Thomas Eshuis** » Jan 02, 2014 10:34 am

McNulty wrote:can't believe some posters here are bashing greats such as Nietzsche, Freud and others - what do you lot actually grow up on then?

come on , name some of your heroes and let's see where it takes us

Eh, you're the one harping on certain people being heroes. Don't try to switch the burden of proof now. :naughty:

Cthulhu's Trilby · **#67** by **Cthulhu's Trilby** » Jan 02, 2014 10:41 am

Old people move to the sea for the convenience of catching a ship to the Grey Havens.

Thomas Eshuis · **#68** by **Thomas Eshuis** » Jan 02, 2014 10:42 am

Cthulhu's Trilby wrote:Old people move to the sea for the convenience of catching a ship to the Grey Havens.

How did we end up in Eriador? :ask:

Agrippina · **#69** by **Agrippina** » Jan 02, 2014 10:48 am

See what's wrong with this:

Thomas Eshuis · **#70** by **Thomas Eshuis** » Jan 02, 2014 10:49 am

Agrippina wrote:See what's wrong with this:

Well, according to our resident 'expert' he's either gay or being satirical.

Agrippina · **#71** by **Agrippina** » Jan 02, 2014 10:50 am

Yeah, I suppose these guys are too. :grin:

Thomas Eshuis · **#72** by **Thomas Eshuis** » Jan 02, 2014 10:55 am

Agrippina wrote:Yeah, I suppose these guys are too.

Obviously gay.
No straight man'd hug another dude.

Cthulhu's Trilby · **#73** by **Cthulhu's Trilby** » Jan 02, 2014 10:56 am

Thomas Eshuis wrote:
Cthulhu's Trilby wrote:Old people move to the sea for the convenience of catching a ship to the Grey Havens.

How did we end up in Eriador?

Forgetting where you are and how you got there? Hmm, time to move the coast, old boy.

Thomas Eshuis · **#74** by **Thomas Eshuis** » Jan 02, 2014 10:57 am

Cthulhu's Trilby wrote:
Thomas Eshuis wrote:
Cthulhu's Trilby wrote:Old people move to the sea for the convenience of catching a ship to the Grey Havens.

How did we end up in Eriador?

Forgetting where you are and how you got there? Hmm, time to move the coast, old boy.

No seriously, what are you talking about?

Cthulhu's Trilby · **#75** by **Cthulhu's Trilby** » Jan 02, 2014 11:21 am

Thomas Eshuis wrote:No seriously, what are you talking about?

Exactly what you thought I was talking about.

Goldenmane · **#76** by **Goldenmane** » Jan 02, 2014 11:32 am

McNulty wrote:can't believe some posters here are bashing greats such as Nietzsche, Freud and others - what do you lot actually grow up on then?

come on , name some of your heroes and let's see where it takes us

Heroes?

What, exactly, do you mean by 'heroes'?

Because as it stands right now, I don't have any.

Got plenty of people who seem to spout ridiculous bullshit at me, though.

Regina · **#77** by **Regina** » Jan 02, 2014 11:37 am

McNulty wrote:
Regina wrote:
Bollocks. In Europe, for example red/pink were the male colours for centuries. Red/ purple was the colour of emperors and other influential men. Red was associated with heat, blood, aggression, the sun, and attracting attention. Plus the dye was extremely expensive to produce. Pink was considered the "little red" ie for boys. Blue, on the other hand, was seen as passive and associated with the night, the moon, and thus as female. That only changed in the early 20th century.
Keep on believing.

Thanks for corroborating my stance that pink is a feminine colour.

Or do you know a lot of males that like to be viewed as 'little boys'?

You are either not paying attention or trolling the forum. My bet is on the latter.

hackenslash · **#78** by **hackenslash** » Jan 02, 2014 11:44 am

McNulty wrote:I believe in Freud though many do not - his sexual theories are timeless and, I believe, correct.

For instance:

Women wear pink because subconsciously it attracts males, due to the resemblance of the colour of the labia.

Old people like to live by the sea as it is symbolic of the watery womb, to which they will soon return.

Curls at the end of women's hair attracts males due to its resemblance of pubic hair.

A fast and expensive car is the equivalent of the successful sperm.

What do members of the board make of these theories?

They're not theories, they're rectally extracted blind assertions.

hackenslash · **#79** by **hackenslash** » Jan 02, 2014 11:45 am

McNulty wrote:Many sports adhere to Freudian analysis, such as soccer.

The scoring of a goal sends men wild, as this is symbolic of the sperm reaching the egg, or at least intercourse, IMO.

Would you agree with that?

Utter bollocks. The scoring of a goal sends people wild because football is a partisan sport, and scoring goals is the fucking aim of the sport.

hackenslash · **#80** by **hackenslash** » Jan 02, 2014 11:47 am

McNulty wrote:Not at all- plenty of things can be explained in terms of instinct and intuition. In fact, most psychology and philosophy is like this, or do you claim it all to be bullshit, and that you are more than the greats such as Nietzsche, Freud, Kierkerrgard and the rest?

That would be mighty arrogant if you were to do so.

Ah, another who lauds those who think that the umbilicus is a source of information about the world.

Good luck with that bollocks here.

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