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Don't hate the player, hate the game
Originating from lyrics in Ice-T's song "Don't Hate the Playa", it was taken as a motto by the Pick-Up/Seduction community as a way of saying "don't hate the guy who's using seduction technics, hate the system that made him do it".
It is both a justification and critic of the men-women social (and some would say biological) dynamics, that entices men (and sometimes women) learning and using highly elaborate methods, sometimes seen as manipulation or social engineering technics, for the main purpose of seducing a women (or man).
It is often justified as a mean to one's end by the argument that "women are wired either biologically or socially such a way that, you HAVE to follow or use particular steps or methods, either naturally or by learning them, in order to seduce a women". Some people going further argument that "women have no choice in the way their brain and emotion are biologically wired, meaning they have no choice in the way they respond to men and seduction, so men have sometimes no choice but to apply these seductions methods of which the practice is called The Game".
It is both a justification and critic of the men-women social (and some would say biological) dynamics, that entices men (and sometimes women) learning and using highly elaborate methods, sometimes seen as manipulation or social engineering technics, for the main purpose of seducing a women (or man).
It is often justified as a mean to one's end by the argument that "women are wired either biologically or socially such a way that, you HAVE to follow or use particular steps or methods, either naturally or by learning them, in order to seduce a women". Some people going further argument that "women have no choice in the way their brain and emotion are biologically wired, meaning they have no choice in the way they respond to men and seduction, so men have sometimes no choice but to apply these seductions methods of which the practice is called The Game".
Don't hate the player, hate the game by Augure August 13, 2015
God willing and the Creek don't rise.
1. Everything that can be done is being done and what's left is hope.
2. Hoping that something does or doesn't happen.
2. Hoping that something does or doesn't happen.
God willing and the Creek don't rise. by cyric360 April 16, 2005
Swimming in the kool-aid, but don't know the flavor.
Sometimes heard in military circles, the phrase denotes someone who is overly-involved but doesn't really know what is going involved.
Usually used to point out a micro-manager who misses the forest for the trees.
Usually used to point out a micro-manager who misses the forest for the trees.
Upon seeing a clueless officer trying (and failing) to prepare a Rifle-Launched Grappling Hook for use (not his job), a soldier might state to another, "Man, the LT is Swimming in the kool-aid, but don't know the flavor."
Variations include "All up in my kool-aid, and don't know the mix", or the abbreviated "Swimming in it."
Variations include "All up in my kool-aid, and don't know the mix", or the abbreviated "Swimming in it."
don't chase the lonely raccoon
a phrase used to tell someone or a group to not be so irrational that they might lose a body part(s) (figuratively and literally)
Bob: Rick, don't chase the lonely raccoon tonight. We need you for tomorrow's game.
Rick: Don't worry. I will make sure that I don't get too drunk so I can think straight.
Rick: Don't worry. I will make sure that I don't get too drunk so I can think straight.
don't chase the lonely raccoon by MrBaseball17 November 22, 2011