Man Talk Part 4- Put Up Your Dukes

Tatiana Romanova (Daniela Bianchi) in From Russia With Love shared GSL's impatience for bitchy broads
who try to take honorable men down.

As you may recall, several posts ago directly following the pathetic whimpers of Pussy Hat Poseurs and the Justice Kavanaugh Smear Campaign, The Den was itching to return fire on these Resentniks.

GSL's fiery temper has cooled and we've decided an instructive approach would have greater efficacy.  As we've often said, the best instruction a child can receive is the wisdom from The Den's fave Nursery Couplet:

                                                    Sticks & Stones may break my bones
                                                    But words will never hurt me

  My mother first introduced Sticks & Stones when I was about 4yo just after 2 older boys were calling me names at the playground swings.  I reported those 2 hecklers hoping mum would give them a thrashing with a Hot Wheel Track as she did me whenever my behavior veered ever so slightly from Gentlemanly.

Here is dashing Little GSL (with Sam-Sam) minutes after absorbing Sticks & Stones transforming
his thin skin into a hide as impenetrable as a rhino in chain-mail onezy.

The Sticks & Stones lesson applies to Modern Women too.  Why enable 7 Billion people to inflict harm with a rude remark?  So what if a few political movements and academic departments have to cancel their pity parties?  We at The Den wish to see strong women empowered and strive for excellence which can't happen if one seeks to constantly whine over slights: real or imagined.  Wouldn't all that emotional energy spent whining and pouting be better spent cleverly counter-punching with a countenance of cool indifference? GSL finds it a hell of a lot sexier than any size 2
'woke' blond prattling virtue signals and measuring privilege.

Estella on her Welsh Pony, Tell Me Secrets, back in the day.

I started thinking how my Estella is so different from all the other Bergdorf Blondes/Brunette/Redheads (B3Rs).  Why does my 'Stel  never get rattled by the silly nonsense that makes those over-primped and pampered whine merchants foam at the mouth?  Physical courage is a big part of it and any equestrienne has physical courage and 'Stel is 2nd only to QE2 when it comes to handling pups and ponies.  Also, the GSL Effect can't be discounted. 'Stel has a memory like a steel trap and cataloged GSL's rejoinders for future reference.  In our mid-teens, 'Stel cognizant that GSL, while no brawler, had a reputation as a boy who could handle himself in a scrap; especially for a boy his size, asked for a few pointers.  I taught her how to throw combinations and before long 'Stel (naturally quite strong without an ounce of fat...then or now) could throw a very respectable 1-2-3 combination (left jab- sledgehammer overhand right - left-hook to the body) and GSL noticed the self-confidence it instilled, and together with the GSL inspired repartee, made her far more formidable, attractive, and a man-eating Battleship.

Here's 'Stel about 15 years ago as the Man Eating Battleship GSL helped shape.
Cool self-possession and borrowed quips had her making mince-meat of a schmuck every month

How did so many women lose their way?

The Godmother of Modern Feminism: Rosa Klebb
Disciple Rachel Maddow also self-inflicts the Butch-Bob

The Den's R & D department discovered a technical flaw in how women's self defense is taught and corrective action is underway.

Watch Rosa Klebb's encounter with a straight white male dripping with privilege and try not to look away.

Wasn't that pathetic! Colonel Klebb, the high ranking Counter-Intel officer of SMERSH, and she's fighting for her life but looks like she's playing patty-cake.  Thankfully our Tatiana was also disgusted and put her out of our misery.

The Den has forwarded this just declassified footage to all Gender Studies departments and Feminist groups along with information regarding Den Sponsored seminars on how to throw combinations.

Girls, time to toughen up.

***Man Talk is among The Den's most popular series. For others see Part 1, Part 2, Part 3