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Qlubsoda Posted: Sat, Dec 19 2009 5:34 PM

http://mises.org/store/Mises-Crest-Bow-Tie--P76.aspx#reviews

 

Very bad tie
I can see why many would choose this tie, when your life's hobby is analyzing things using faulty unscientific presumptions as your foundation you need to affect some sort of outsider, old-school intelligence to make up for your logic deficits.

However, young libertarian idiots need to find a new way to reinvent themselves as rebellious anti-revolutionaries upholding the truth about class structure as told by Austrian nobility, this tie makes them look like creepy Don Knots throwback f***** virgins.

Seriously, you guys need to take up some kind of coat as your signature clothing, some sort of "I'd totally be getting laid if this were my alt-19th century steampunk wunderland where piles upon piles of human corpses produced by the Truly Free Market was both morally fair and economically progressive."

Also, I can bench 2.5x my body weight and if I ever, EVER see one of you idiots (I probably won't since you live in little American whitopias) I will f****** deck you as hard as I can.

 

 

This made my day :D

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Qlubsoda replied on Sat, Dec 19 2009 5:36 PM

btw, mises an "austrian nobel" ?

Do most country's nobles have to flee their home country to escape genocide?

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Giant_Joe replied on Sat, Dec 19 2009 5:42 PM

Hahahahahahahha!!!

That's the funniest thing I've read all day!

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Losers post comments like that to get attention.  The last thing you want to do, is give them the satisfaction.  Graveyarded.

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Oh, but we should welcome all comers here so that we can educate them, right?

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Oh, but we should welcome all comers here so that we can educate them, right?

Not newcomers who threaten violence.

LS, that review should be removed from store.

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Qlubsoda replied on Sat, Dec 19 2009 6:56 PM

Ah come on, we can't take ourselves too seriously. Even the vitriolic can be funny.

 

besides I can bench 4x( ! ) my body weight so I'm not worried about him

 

my first reaction to the post was laughter, and I was hoping that was everyone else's reaction too.

 

 It's probably the first bowtie review of its kind :D

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Daniel Muffinburg:
LS, that review should be removed from store.

I don't have the permissions to do that.  Can you email JT?

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jtucker replied on Sat, Dec 19 2009 9:45 PM

That's hilarious! You know, I receive no notifications of those reviews and don't approve them. About once every six months, I dig through the software and see what's going on. Every so often, I delete one, but mostly we figure that all reviews are good.

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Sieben replied on Sat, Dec 19 2009 9:57 PM

Qlubsoda:
Also, I can bench 2.5x my body weight and if I ever, EVER see one of you idiots (I probably won't since you live in little American whitopias) I will f****** deck you as hard as I can.
Hmm... 600/2.5 = 240. Maybe that is reasonable. 600 is about people's genetic limit without steroids, and you usually reach this peak when you are 30 (since it takes so many seasons to build strength). But i doubt this guy is 30, and I doubt he has dedicated a large portion of his life to powerlifting. I mean the odds of him being a semi-pro powerlifter *and* a guy who knows what AE is is pretty low.

More realistic guess is 400: 400/2.5 = 160. And if he's mostly muscle this guy has got to be about 5 feet tall. I work out too and uhh... no 5ft guy is ever going to kick my ass :P I mean they have height classes in martial arts tourneys for a reason. If you have a bigger reach it is just completely unfair.

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Fact, I'm only 5'6" but I am a biter and a scratcher.

Also, I once wrestled a black bear into submission outside my beet farm.

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Conza88 replied on Sat, Dec 19 2009 10:07 PM

What's better is the marxist / socialist attacks and 1 star ratings on books being sold that discuss those topics.

From my point of view... those would actually make it more likely for me to buy the book lol

at least there is some truth in this..

"In fact, capitalism made it possible for many persons to survive who wouldn't have otherwise."

Of course it did. It made it possible for capitalists to survive without working, when usually not working leads to death.
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liberty student:
Fact, I'm only 5'6" but I am a biter and a scratcher.

Fact, I have trained my blood vessels to retract into my body.

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DanielMuff replied on Sat, Dec 19 2009 10:28 PM

Laughing Man:

liberty student:
Fact, I'm only 5'6" but I am a biter and a scratcher.

Fact, I have trained my blood vessels to retract into my body.

Fact, bow ties are bad ass.

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Daniel Muffinburg:
Fact, bow ties are bad ass.

False. Not only does a tie double as a tourniquet but it is capable of restraining a downed opponent

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Chris replied on Sat, Dec 19 2009 10:52 PM

Snowflake:

Qlubsoda:
Also, I can bench 2.5x my body weight and if I ever, EVER see one of you idiots (I probably won't since you live in little American whitopias) I will f****** deck you as hard as I can.
Hmm... 600/2.5 = 240. Maybe that is reasonable. 600 is about people's genetic limit without steroids, and you usually reach this peak when you are 30 (since it takes so many seasons to build strength). But i doubt this guy is 30, and I doubt he has dedicated a large portion of his life to powerlifting. I mean the odds of him being a semi-pro powerlifter *and* a guy who knows what AE is is pretty low.

More realistic guess is 400: 400/2.5 = 160. And if he's mostly muscle this guy has got to be about 5 feet tall. I work out too and uhh... no 5ft guy is ever going to kick my ass :P I mean they have height classes in martial arts tourneys for a reason. If you have a bigger reach it is just completely unfair.

I would bet money that I could lift more than the guy that posted that.

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DanielMuff replied on Sat, Dec 19 2009 11:17 PM

Laughing Man:

Daniel Muffinburg:
Fact, bow ties are bad ass.

False. Not only does a tie double as a tourniquet but it is capable of restraining a downed opponent

False. Any rational person would fear fighting a person who is wearing a bow tie. It also serves as a shield against attacks to the throat.

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Daniel Muffinburg:
False. Any rational person would fear fighting a person who is wearing a bow tie. It also serves as a shield against attacks to the throat.

Winnar

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Giant_Joe replied on Sun, Dec 20 2009 12:10 AM

Laughing Man:

Daniel Muffinburg:
Fact, bow ties are bad ass.

False. Not only does a tie double as a tourniquet but it is capable of restraining a downed opponent

I usually bench 1.5x my body weight. The bow tie allows me to bench 3.8x my body weight.

Once I wore it and went outside my house and picked up 7 chicks.

If you make fun of my bow tie, I'll punch right through your chest cavity.

5 stars.

 

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Daniel Muffinburg:
False. Any rational person would fear fighting a person who is wearing a bow tie. It also serves as a shield against attacks to the throat.

 

Damnit...

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Beefheart replied on Sun, Dec 20 2009 12:25 AM

Never fear, I have successfully defended the bow-tie with a review of my own.

 

I really can't see how one would NOT want to wear this bow-tie. If you can't get laid with cool stud-wear, then you're doing it wrong. Try taking a bath, and remember us when you're exchanging your money for the water you used when the bill comes.

I went into a bar with this sleek mofo on my fine BAMF of a self; the ladies swarmed-- I don't blame them, I am constructed like a GOD. If you build it, they will come, you know. And oh boy, were they coming. From the plethora of ladies selling their goods, I discriminated until I picked one foxy lady (I didn't mind the opportunity cost of one less lady b, c, etc.).

You Miseians KNOW I lathered my girl in free market juices (statists, you'll understand when you enter our intellectual elite) and rocked her world harder than Atlas Shrugged rocked high school kids. I didn't take the tie off for a second. She wouldn't let me! We did everything from the Albert Jay Nockin Boots to the Lysander Spoon-her.

All because of the tie, man. Its the tie.

http://mises.org/store/Mises-Crest-Bow-Tie--P76.aspx#

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Beefheart:
You Miseians KNOW I lathered my girl in free market juices

Wow...that's very...descriptive.

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Beefheart replied on Sun, Dec 20 2009 12:36 AM

Its a very valuable commodity. It is actually what put an end to the buying, selling, and general enslavement of women-- once someone had some free market juices on them, you didn't need to buy them, the ladies would want to buy you!

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krazy kaju replied on Sun, Dec 20 2009 12:56 AM

Beefheart, that is definitely one of the funniest things online that I've ever read. I rarely actually "lol" to posts.

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Chris replied on Sun, Dec 20 2009 12:58 AM

Beefheart:
I didn't take the tie off for a second. She wouldn't let me! We did everything from the Albert Jay Nockin Boots to the Lysander Spoon-her.

The Lysander Spoon-her - an instant classic!

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Esuric replied on Sun, Dec 20 2009 1:19 AM

This always gets me a bit confused. Austrian methodology is "primitive" and ignores the "facts;" and yet, the under-consumptionist doctrine is still taken seriously, even today, when we had a -3% savings rate right before the recession. The times we live in are, weird.

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Esuric:
the under-consumptionist doctrine is still taken seriously, even today, when we had a -3% savings rate right before the recession

But don't you see? We had a negative savings rate during the boom times! If only we could have moved the savings rate even lower (to, say, -10%), then our economy would really take off!

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Esuric replied on Sun, Dec 20 2009 1:53 AM

krazy kaju:
But don't you see? We had a negative savings rate during the boom times! If only we could have moved the savings rate even lower (to, say, -10%), then our economy would really take off!

Ah, of course. I somehow missed the obvious!

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jtucker replied on Sun, Dec 20 2009 9:42 AM

By the way, we are out of bowties. We are having another one designed, this one recalling a much older style from the 1940s, one more shape. The ends are not squared off but come to a point. It is an EXTREMELY difficult style to find, though it actually looks much much better than the current ones you find in stores. So long as we are doing custom neckware, this is apparently possible. So it is in the design stage now. It should be available in about six weeks. We've ordered about 200 in hopes of medium--high demand. We shall see! I think it will be the only tie in this shape I've seen anywhere.

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Conza88 replied on Sun, Dec 20 2009 10:00 AM

Is there a particular brand Rothbard wore? lol

As per the above, a particular style of bowtie revival would be cool haha

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Qlubsoda replied on Sun, Dec 20 2009 2:40 PM

Why do economists wear bowties so often anyway? I' m curious how/why the tradition started.

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Qlubsoda:

Why do economists wear bowties so often anyway? I' m curious how/why the tradition started.

For the ladies, obviously.

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Merlin replied on Sun, Dec 20 2009 3:33 PM

My God! It’s all so clear now! I wasted years reading Austrian economists, and I was well on my way to spending my entire life on such an abomination of logic! I can’t thank the author of this comment enough! Now I’ll just go mass-murder people I’ve never known whose personal behavior I don’t approve of.  Wink

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MatthewF replied on Sun, Dec 20 2009 3:36 PM

It never ceases to amaze me how homicidal the idea of liberty makes some people.Ick!

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Marko replied on Sun, Dec 20 2009 4:08 PM

I did like the part about "upholding the truth about class structure as told by Austrian nobility".

Of course the libertarian class theory was actually devised by a pair of French burghers.

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Marko:

I did like the part about "upholding the truth about class structure as told by Austrian nobility".

Of course the libertarian class theory was actually devised by a pair of French burghers.

And Marx and Engels were bourgeoisie.

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I've come to represent the 'No-Tie' guys. We are tired of neck straight jackets such as formal ties and bow ties. We demand freedom and open passages for necks.

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Marko replied on Sun, Dec 20 2009 4:53 PM

Indeed. Plus the neckties have an origin in military attire of mercenaries from the Thirty Years War. Say no to militarism and regimentation! Say no to neckties of all varieties!

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Merlin replied on Sun, Dec 20 2009 4:58 PM

Against straight ties?! Marko and Laughing Man, you’re henceforth my enemiesAngry 

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