Post: #1

Former FSU "Cowgirl" Jenn Sterger is complaining about sex in the sports business.

You might remember her for being famous for flaunting her fake tits at FSU games.



Well she milked them for all she could, was a sideline reporter with the Jets, and then took them out. After jumping over men and less attractive but more qualified women based largely on her tits, she is now complaining about the system.

Interesting parallels to the Weinstein situation in that a lot of the so-called victims were more than willing to sleep their way to a job, and it was this willingness of these and other women to use sex as a weapon which created the situation in Hollywood of which they now complain.



http://www.tallahassee.com/story/sports/...835752001/

Post: #2

Feminism in ten words.

"Stop objectifying women! Can't you see I've hit the wall?"

Post: #3

HAHAHA she's a big phony and used the Brett Favre Dick Pics to cry Victim and expand her career. Now that the NFL is on the downslide the same time she is approaching the wall, she feels her existence turn into irrelevance.

Post: #4

Sex is what women use to get stuff when they have no other value to offer.

Here's my life story.

(1) No one ever offered to mentor me. All the promise young female scholars all seemed to have "mentors" in college, but I sure as fuck didn't.
(2) Wasn't popular with teachers and professors.
(3) Got fucked on my first "real" career type job because I fricken sucked at office politics. Quit in defeat 6 months in. Was a black mark on my work history that was guaranteed to fuck up my chances of being taken seriously by any Canadian employer anytime soon.
(4) Was terrible at university. Got mostly 'C's' because my ADHD screwed up my ability to handle multiple courses at one time. Got straight A's during summer school where I could just take one course at a time for 4 hours a day, but simply couldn't handle multiple courses competing for my time.
(5) Had parents who homeschooled me for 8 years and didn't teach me basic social skills, so I've been 5 years behind my peers my whole life.
(6) Had to borrow $40K to finish college.
(7) Didn't get a girlfriend till I was 20. Didn't kiss a girl till I was almost 22. Didn't get laid till I was 28.

I could go on, but who gives a fuck. Long story short, despite not even having a fucking chance at even being considered in any of the arenas where women complain about a glass ceiling, I learned how to offer value and still made something of myself.

Which is awesome, because now I feel really sorry for the people working a regular 9-5 with no equity.

Post: #5

(11-08-2017 07:12 AM)Hypno Wrote:  Former FSU "Cowgirl" Jenn Sterger is complaining about sex in the sports business.

You might remember her for being famous for flaunting her fake tits at FSU games.

8/10, would send dick pics to.

Quote:Well she milked them for all she could, was a sideline reporter with the Jets, and then took them out. After jumping over men and less attractive but more qualified women based largely on her tits, she is now complaining about the system.

10/10 pun.

And I'm with Suits here. My (attractive) younger sister never had to work for anything. She always had something to do on Friday night, always had at least a 75 average (I also struggled at times in school but started pulling 85's near the end of high school), and hell even when we both had part time jobs at the same place, she rose up the pay scale faster (knowing what I know now, this was because even though she was just 16 or 17, all the male in their 40's bosses wanted to fuck her)...I mean I love my sister, she's one of maybe 5 chicks I've ever met who could come to the forum and post without looking like a hamstered out emotional midget, but thems the breaks (and pointing it out would just make me look like a pussy or have people say 'well she tries hard!' (she didn't)).

Attractive women are playing F.A.G game: life edition.

Post: #6

I work next to two very attractive female coworkers. Unfortunately, there are barely any in the company.

The conversations that the men have in the office with them is borderline flirting and ass kissing. Both of these women are stupid as shit but receive so much praise for doing so little. The way they are both treated is on a completely different level than the rest of the people that work here.

One of these girls was bitching about her office and decided to move her shit to an empty office next to her friend. Did anyone object? Fuck no they didn't.

She just gathered a bunch of thirsty male coworkers who moved all of her shit.

Once these women hit the wall, they will realize they skated by based only on their looks. They don't have anything else of value to present so they will be in deep shit when they are older searching for better employment opportunities.


Edit: My industry is very male dominated, just like the sports industry.

Post: #7

(11-08-2017 10:48 AM)Remington Wrote:  I work next to two very attractive female coworkers. Unfortunately, there are barely any in the company.

The conversations that the men have in the office with them is borderline flirting and ass kissing. Both of these women are stupid as shit but receive so much praise for doing so little. The way they are both treated is on a completely different level than the rest of the people that work here.

One of these girls was bitching about her office and decided to move her shit to an empty office next to her friend. Did anyone object? Fuck no they didn't.

She just gathered a bunch of thirsty male coworkers who moved all of her shit.

Once these women hit the wall, they will realize they skated by based only on their looks. They don't have anything else of value to present so they will be in deep shit when they are older searching for better employment opportunities.


Edit: My industry is very male dominated, just like the sports industry.

Sounds like every electrical engineering or oil and gas company I have ever worked in.

There are always 2 or 3 that are constantly getting orbited, and act funny with you because you don't kiss their asses either.

Post: #8

(11-08-2017 07:55 AM)Suits Wrote:  Sex is what women use to get stuff when they have no other value to offer.

Here's my life story.

(1) No one ever offered to mentor me. All the promise young female scholars all seemed to have "mentors" in college, but I sure as fuck didn't.
(2) Wasn't popular with teachers and professors.
(3) Got fucked on my first "real" career type job because I fricken sucked at office politics. Quit in defeat 6 months in. Was a black mark on my work history that was guaranteed to fuck up my chances of being taken seriously by any Canadian employer anytime soon.
(4) Was terrible at university. Got mostly 'C's' because my ADHD screwed up my ability to handle multiple courses at one time. Got straight A's during summer school where I could just take one course at a time for 4 hours a day, but simply couldn't handle multiple courses competing for my time.
(5) Had parents who homeschooled me for 8 years and didn't teach me basic social skills, so I've been 5 years behind my peers my whole life.
(6) Had to borrow $40K to finish college.
(7) Didn't get a girlfriend till I was 20. Didn't kiss a girl till I was almost 22. Didn't get laid till I was 28.

I could go on, but who gives a fuck. Long story short, despite not even having a fucking chance at even being considered in any of the arenas where women complain about a glass ceiling, I learned how to offer value and still made something of myself.

Which is awesome, because now I feel really sorry for the people working a regular 9-5 with no equity.

My respect for you only grows.

This is the single best post I have ever seen on this forum. Wow, just fucking wow.

Post: #9

(11-08-2017 10:48 AM)Remington Wrote:  Once these women hit the wall, they will realize they skated by based only on their looks. They don't have anything else of value to present so they will be in deep shit when they are older searching for better employment opportunities.

They spend their attractive years assuming that people give them praise and are nice to them because of the great work they do and because they are just such a likeable individuals. They assume that men doing nice things for them is only nature and that all women deserve the same because chivalry.

It's only when it's too late and they aren't sexually desirable any more do they realize it wasn't their lovely personalities that earned them popularity, praise and penis.

Post: #10

I would also milk those tits for all they're worth.

Post: #11

(11-08-2017 10:55 AM)TravelerKai Wrote:  Sounds like every electrical engineering or oil and gas company I have ever worked in.

There are always 2 or 3 that are constantly getting orbited, and act funny with you because you don't kiss their asses either.

This right here. Like usual, they find it attractive because they both are always coming to my work space and flirting and trying to carry on conversation. The more cold I am, the more they love it. Shocker.

Quote:They spend their attractive years assuming that people give them praise and are nice to them because of the great work they do and because they are just such a likeable individuals. They assume that men doing nice things for them is only nature and that all women deserve the same because chivalry.

It's only when it's too late and they aren't sexually desirable any more do they realize it wasn't their lovely personalities that earned them popularity, praise and penis.

They all think the male behavior is completely normal due to them receiving praise on a constant basis. Hell of a wake up call.

Post: #12

My all time favorite bit of female sports reporter hypocrisy was when people complained about Pam Oliver getting the axe for being too old...the average PLAYER in the league doesn't last near as long, why was she supposed to get a pass?

Post: #13

Quote:I'm so pumped because I was never sure whether or not I was going to work in sports again" she said. "I've been given little jobs here and there, but I've never had a channel back me. It was little online things here and there. I just never felt like I regained the momentum I lost 10 years ago.

That "momentum":



is looooooooooooooooooooong gone, sweetheart.

My advice is to just to do porn while people still faintly remember your name.

Post: #14

The only thing I'm sad about is the fact she took out her fake tits.

That's like slapping Odin in the face.

If you don't bring value during/after your beauty fades, I've got a crazy cat lady starter kit to sell you.

You're replaceable.

Post: #15

(11-08-2017 07:55 AM)Suits Wrote:  Sex is what women use to get stuff when they have no other value to offer.

Here's my life story.

(1) No one ever offered to mentor me. All the promise young female scholars all seemed to have "mentors" in college, but I sure as fuck didn't.
(2) Wasn't popular with teachers and professors.
(3) Got fucked on my first "real" career type job because I fricken sucked at office politics. Quit in defeat 6 months in. Was a black mark on my work history that was guaranteed to fuck up my chances of being taken seriously by any Canadian employer anytime soon.
(4) Was terrible at university. Got mostly 'C's' because my ADHD screwed up my ability to handle multiple courses at one time. Got straight A's during summer school where I could just take one course at a time for 4 hours a day, but simply couldn't handle multiple courses competing for my time.
(5) Had parents who homeschooled me for 8 years and didn't teach me basic social skills, so I've been 5 years behind my peers my whole life.
(6) Had to borrow $40K to finish college.
(7) Didn't get a girlfriend till I was 20. Didn't kiss a girl till I was almost 22. Didn't get laid till I was 28.

I could go on, but who gives a fuck. Long story short, despite not even having a fucking chance at even being considered in any of the arenas where women complain about a glass ceiling, I learned how to offer value and still made something of myself.

Which is awesome, because now I feel really sorry for the people working a regular 9-5 with no equity.

Homeschoolers usually either have terrible social skills, or they're Bill Clinton level exceptional in that regard. Out of curiosity, why did your parents homeschool you? Was it because of your ADHD?

Post: #16

(11-08-2017 02:27 PM)kaotic Wrote:  The only thing I'm sad about is the fact she took out her fake tits.

That's like slapping Odin in the face.

If you don't bring value during/after your beauty fades, I've got a crazy cat lady starter kit to sell you.

You're replaceable.

She totally did it wrong. Backwards, in fact. As a small rack aficionado I'm all about the cute early 20's girls with B cups. As they move on into their 30's that's the time to upgrade to a nice round pair of C's or D's. Not get fakies in her prime then take 'em out as gravity is starting to win the battle.

Post: #17

"I love being able to help others and give back," she said. "This university gave me so much. I have such fond memories here. The camaraderie and the family I built here at Florida State, I don't want to say I peaked in college, but I had the college experience of a rock star.

"To be able to come back here and give back to the school and to help kids that are thinking about going into the field that I've been working in for the past decade is special."


I'll say it for you honey, you peaked in college. She even acknowledges it subconsciously. Now instead of internalizing this lesson of nature and settling down to start a family, she will ignore the truth while still chasing fame and the rockstar lifestyle. At 33 if she doesnt't figure that out fast, she's well on her way to being a single mid 40s dog-mom fucking retired football players, while constantly reminiscing trying to re-capture those Glory Days.

Post: #18

I'm not big on fake tits, but damn she was some prime pussy when she was younger. Would still bang too.

Post: #19

(11-08-2017 07:55 AM)Suits Wrote:  ...
Here's my life story.
...

Repped.

Post: #20

(11-08-2017 01:55 PM)[email protected] Wrote:  

Quote:I'm so pumped because I was never sure whether or not I was going to work in sports again" she said. "I've been given little jobs here and there, but I've never had a channel back me. It was little online things here and there. I just never felt like I regained the momentum I lost 10 years ago.

That "momentum":



is looooooooooooooooooooong gone, sweetheart.

My advice is to just to do porn while people still faintly remember your name.

First pic raised suspicions.

Lazy nipple syndrome confirmed. Those two are working from a different script.

Post: #21

I thought this was a Former Soviet Union thread...

Post: #22

Wait, she had her fake tits taken OUT!?

Post: #23

(11-08-2017 07:19 AM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote:  Feminism in ten words.

"Stop objectifying women! Can't you see I've hit the wall?"

hahaha

Nailed it.

/Thread

Post: #24

Post: #25

(11-08-2017 06:08 PM)Hannibal Wrote:  

(11-08-2017 07:55 AM)Suits Wrote:  ...
Here's my life story.
...

Repped.

Cheers, buddy.

I'm actually surprised by the response to this particular post. I wrote it to make a particular point, but to be honest, virtually all of the "challenges" I wrote about are things that only a self-entitled person would complain about.

In fact, I feel incredibly blessed. I was born in a wealthy nation where even being poor beats being middle class in much of the world.

Poker left me the following rep point last night: "You can’t help but admire him after reading about what he has had to overcome in life, much respect."

This surprised me as well, because while I suppose that I have overcome some challenges, I see the process of growing as a person over the last 30 years of my life more of a matter of simply becoming a man and going through perfectly normal rites of passage.

For every disadvantage I've faced, I've also had a huge advantage to compensate.

The problem with the way Western society has developed is that everyone is fixated on getting a bigger piece of the existing pie. That's what feminism and various equal rights and anti-discrimination movements are about.

Instead of focusing on creating new pies (and thus creating new jobs and products/services that make life better for humankind), everyone is arguing over who deserves to go to Harvard the most. No one has enough self-belief to be convinced that they can be equal successful wherever they go to school.

Going to the best school they can is important so that employers will value them more and they can bump someone else out of a finance/banking job and take it for themselves.

In fact, I feel incredibly lucky, because I never felt any desire to follow established paths. Rather, I wanted to do something completely unique with my life.

My parents weren't perfect, but while they made some mistakes, they did a lot of things right. They encouraged me to continue to pursue various creative outlets (publishing a neighbourhood newspaper when I was 9, writing code for hours when I was 11 years old, attempting to build websites - although I always sucked at that, playing guitar in bands, trying to write a book). My dad made woodworking tools and materials available to all his children and taught us how to use them. There was always lots of blank paper available in a drawer in the living room.

I'm still on the journey now to business success, but I see the fact that creating value and pursuing bringing something new into the world (as opposed to simply hoping be hired by someone who will see how talented I am and pay me lots of money) is a culmination of both my natural traits (which I was blessed to be born with) and having parents who encouraged me to be myself and never settled for established paths in life.

Two years ago, I symbolically burned every copy of resume and vowed to never have one again. This wasn't a challenged to myself, but rather a completely reasonable path to pursue. I knew that I had gifts and abilities and I also knew that they were unlikely to be fully utilized in anyone else's business, so expecting someone to hire me and pay me in accordance with my capabilities was a bad plan. Much better to create a job for myself that best leveraged all of my abilities as effectively as possible and cut out the middle man in the process.

(11-08-2017 03:57 PM)Laska Wrote:  

(11-08-2017 07:55 AM)Suits Wrote:  (5) Had parents who homeschooled me for 8 years and didn't teach me basic social skills, so I've been 5 years behind my peers my whole life.

Homeschoolers usually either have terrible social skills, or they're Bill Clinton level exceptional in that regard. Out of curiosity, why did your parents homeschool you? Was it because of your ADHD?

My parents homeschooled all of their children. It was the best of all the possible choices, as the available school options in our area were poor (both public and private). My parents toured the local elementary school option, talked with the teacher and realized that a public school was not a healthy place to send their children 5 days a week. Instead they opted for the local private elementary school, but when my older sister still couldn't read by 3rd grade, they researched homeschooling and decided to give it a shot. They ended up homeschooling all of their 5 children through to at least 6th grade. We all went back into the regular school system by the 9th grade.

I'm 31 now, so ADHD wasn't a term that people were familiar with when I was in elementary school. It's something I wasn't "diagnosed" with until high school. Until then I was deemed "absent minded."

My parents attempted to give us opportunities to socialized, but we never got enough practice with unexceptional people. Nearly all of the people we met through homeschooling social groups were nice kids from smart families, not that simplistic children I met in high school who showed extreme disrespect for their teachers and cared about nothing more than winning popularity contests.

When I arrived in university, people were a lot friendlier, but I had no idea how to gain friends and contribute positively to a social group. Not all of my siblings struggled with this. A big part of it were my basic genetics. My head was always in the clouds when I was young and I just didn't bother paying attention to and learning social clues.

If I were to have children, I would make a point of raising the boys to have strong social skills and confidence, in addition to encouraging their creative growth.