July 2010

Weekend Verse: Sonnet 130, by William Shakespeare

by Ferdinand Bardamu 07.31.2010

This one is dedicated to the usual Roissysphere jock-sniffing posers with bogus high standards. My mistress’ eyes are nothing like the sun; Coral is far more red than her lips’ red; If snow be white, why then her breasts are dun; If hairs be wires, black wires grow on her head. I have seen roses [...]

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Week in Review: estrogenizing Wall Street, the Internet is going to die, and hipsters make baby Jesus cry

by Ferdinand Bardamu 07.30.2010

Video Game Friday is discontinued. I thought I would be able to opine on one subject on a regular timetable, but all I accomplished was exposing my painful lack of writing discipline. I still have ideas in my head for game-related posts, but I’ve moved on mentally and no longer feel like writing them. Perhaps [...]

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GTL! GTL!

by Ferdinand Bardamu 07.29.2010

This is it! The moment you’ve all been waiting for, when the sky will open up, the lion will lay down with the lamb, and the mysteries of the universe will be laid bare! I am talking of course about the debut of the second season of Jersey Shore! “What’s Jersey Shore,” you may ask, [...]

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Sweet sanity on statutory!

by Ferdinand Bardamu 07.29.2010

I was going to do a compilation style post in which I comment on a bunch of news stories, but I realized that three of the four stories I had gathered all revolved around the same topic – the statutory rape issue. This is a somewhat thorny topic in the manosphere (the Roissysphere, not so [...]

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Does socially sanctioned sluttiness safeguard good girls?

by Ferdinand Bardamu 07.28.2010

This is an incomplete thought I had recently, but one I think is worth sharing. Prior to the Sexual Revolution, the overwhelming majority of women were chaste or at least outwardly so. Extramarital sex and the like still happened, but it was both less common and less talked about. Consequently, living the life of a [...]

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Technical notes and Facebook fascism

by Ferdinand Bardamu 07.27.2010

I’ve been looking to change the blog theme for a while now, but I keep running into problems. Chiefly, whenever I switch themes, all of the post excerpts disappear, which means the not safe for work content in my LIGFY posts is all of the sudden out in the open. I’ll likely be experimenting some [...]

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A sexist interlude

by Ferdinand Bardamu 07.27.2010
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The sunny side of civilizational decline

by Ferdinand Bardamu 07.26.2010

This post of Jake Turner’s I linked yesterday speculating on the beneficial aspects of feminism got me thinking. People in this sector of the blogosphere, including myself, like to talk about how socialism, multiculturalism, feminism and other liberal -isms have screwed us all. However, there ARE some glittering gold nuggets in this dung heap. If [...]

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Linkage is Good for You: Spectacular Edition

by Ferdinand Bardamu 07.25.2010

I typically don’t do repeats, but an anonymous commenter dropped a link to the complete photo shoot of last week’s girl. From this angle, you can clearly see that her breasts are real. Suck it OneSTDV! Paul Elam – “And We Sell These People Weapons?” Uma Challa – “Housewives, Prostitutes and Beggars” Roissy – “Is [...]

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Lovers come and go but haters are forever

by Ferdinand Bardamu 07.24.2010

Two weeks ago, I wrote a post in which I lamented my lack of funny, creative, and/or interesting haters. In that time, the Goddess of Hate has heard my prayers, for she has delivered a bounty of haters that range from the hilarious to the hilariously messed up. I’m going to highlight the best ones [...]

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Video Game Friday: gamers – manginas extraordinaire, reloaded

by Ferdinand Bardamu 07.23.2010

I started playing Dragon Age: Origins last weekend, and I’ll be posting more complete thoughts when I tear deeper into the game. However, I want to note a particular absurdity I keep seeing in games, that proves my assertion that gamer-nerds are manginas. Watch the opening cinematic from Dragon Age and tell me, without peeking [...]

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Just another freak in the freak democracy

by Ferdinand Bardamu 07.22.2010

“If you were a foreign leader trying to find out the reason for the social collapse of Indo-European society, you would send an intelligent spy into one of their countries. This spy would immediately be alienated. He or she would be surrounded by people whose ambitions in life are a job where they can avoid [...]

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The year of the vagina

by Ferdinand Bardamu 07.21.2010

That’s my ruder rendition of the headline of this bit of feminist triumphalism in the Albany Times Union on how women are taking over New York state politics: ALBANY — Liz Krueger, a Manhattan Democrat in charge of recruiting candidates to expand her party’s majority in the state Senate, had a simple message for the [...]

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The sheep in wolf’s clothing

by Ferdinand Bardamu 07.20.2010

When I was in college, the spot where all the students went to party was a dumpy house not far from the campus called 35 Main* for its street address. It was a “party house” targeted specifically at underage college students looking to get drunk and mingle. The place was run quite professionally – a [...]

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Even God doesn’t like nerds

by Ferdinand Bardamu 07.19.2010

  From here. Thanks to Advocatus Diaboli.

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Linkage is Good for You: What You’ve All Been Waiting for Edition

by Ferdinand Bardamu 07.18.2010

Roissy – “Aging Urban Broads: The Manliest of Women“, “Feminists Still Not Getting It, Never Will“, “Why You Should Leave After Sex” Max – “Officers Eat Last” Pro-Male/Anti-Feminist Tech – “A Credibility Problem” Eumaios – “Rubber Gloves and the Sexual Purity Double Standard” Hestia – “Do Conspiracy Theories Harm Mental Health?“, “The Secret Life of [...]

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In which I am proven right about Richard Hoste

by Ferdinand Bardamu 07.17.2010

Ever since my post blasting Richard Hoste set this corner of the blogosphere on fire, I’ve done my best to ignore him. I de-linked and unsubscribed from HBD Books and I click past his AltRight posts without reading them. But IHTG notified me yesterday that Hoste has apparently gone off the deep end with a [...]

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Video Game Friday: Mass Effect Rule 5 exploitation is a success!

by Ferdinand Bardamu 07.16.2010

While Ulysses and Alkibiades are dueling to the death over who gets to use Sofia Vergara’s luscious ass to garner more hits, my unexpected muse Miranda has provided me with a bounty of views from pervy nerds seeking naked polygonal flesh (click to enlarge): I’m also getting hits for Liara and Tali, but they are [...]

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One year of mayhem and madness

by Ferdinand Bardamu 07.15.2010

Today marks the one year anniversary of In Mala Fide. That’s right, on July 15th, 2009 (the test post doesn’t count), I climbed the diving board ladder and cannonballed into the blogosphere, forever changing history in the process. You’re welcome. It’s become de rigeur for the admins of blogs like The Spearhead and Alternative Right [...]

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Eating da progressive poo poo; or, how liberals rationalize hating on homophobic darkies

by Ferdinand Bardamu 07.14.2010

It seems everyone on my Google Reader is talking about the recent viral video of anti-gay Ugandan pastor Martin Ssempa describing gay sex acts in graphic detail, and by extension Uganda’s new law criminalizing homosexuality. Coldequation and OneSTDV have both linked to and written about the video, and Elusive Wapiti blogged at length about how [...]

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The miniflag

by Ferdinand Bardamu 07.13.2010

Last week, I opened up a thread to ask you guys about your flags – specifically, your most exotic one and the one you wanted the most. A response by Vincent Ignatius at his blog got me thinking about a new variant on the flag metric. I haven’t worked out all the kinks with this [...]

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One year later, conservatives still don’t get it

by Ferdinand Bardamu 07.12.2010

While out driving last Saturday evening, I was listening to some syndicated talker on 810 WGY, the local 50,000 AM radio flamethrower that can be heard as far south as Myrtle Beach. I normally put talk radio stations on as background noise when I’m on the road, but upon hearing the host mention the latest [...]

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