Tag Archives: lauralot

A Peahen of Beauty is a Joy Forever

Posted on July 11, 2013 by cloudiah

Man Boobz used to suffer from Ruby Hypatia, a terrible commenter who would talk about how terrible poor people were, how ugly naked men were, and more: The fairer sex is just a cultural idea?! LOL! Sure, and the peacock … Continue reading →

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“Wrong” Isn’t Really the Word for It, but It’s Oddly Purty

Posted on July 3, 2013 by cloudiah

Warning: This post is really just an excuse to post pretty pictures. DOUBLE PLUS WARNING: Those images are trippy images and GIFs of fractals. Your mind may be blown. Man Boobz troll NWOSlave stopped commenting at the blog after Obama … Continue reading →

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Rejoin the Man Boobz Poster Revolution: THE FINAL CONFLICT

Posted on January 18, 2013 by cloudiah

NOTE: These posters are parodies of posters created by A Voice for Men. None have been endorsed by A Voice for Men. There’s no actual conflict in this post, and somehow I doubt these will be the last manboobzer-created posters … Continue reading →

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Worst episode of The Dating Game Ever

Posted on November 14, 2012 by cloudiah

I can’t believe we’ve never featured lauralot here before! Always incisive and/or hilarious, lauralot describes the worst ever episode of The Dating Game: So we’ve got Troll Number One demanding apologies for pointing out that he was wrong, Troll Number … Continue reading →

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Man boobz poetry slam (1)

Posted on October 18, 2012 by cloudiah

The finest mind in the Men’s Rights Movement, Fidelbogen, is prone to impressive flashes of inspiration about feminism, such as this one: Feminism spreads lies like a fly spreads germs. A faithful sycophant follower illustrated that brilliant insight: What can … Continue reading →

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