Brianna Wu / John Flynt - DEAGLE NATION STILL LIVES

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So Brianna Wu has a Cole Smithey? Cool.

Let's be the better people and not drag them into things unnecessarily. Nobody deserves Brianna Wu as a family member.

I wonder if he's adopted as well. If he's not, it could explain a lot about Brianna's hatred for her parents and disrespect towards other people who adopt.
 
I'll never stop loving how out of place They look in almost every photo they're in.
I also realized what that snarl reminded me of.
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But how did Wu manage to even buy the thing without proving she's qualified? Unless she bought it second-hand, wouldn't the dealership have asked her to provide a driver's license?

It wouldn't necessarily come up if she paid cash and thus didn't have to show ID for financing, and the dealer only cares about registration and insurance if you plan to drive your purchase off the lot. It's not terribly unusual to have a motorbike trucked home, especially for a brand new one you're claiming you'll be using to race on a track, so there's a decent chance she could have bought it and gotten it to her "office" unquestioned.

This. In my experience, the dealer doesn't care a bit whether you have a motorcycle endorsement unless you are going to try to ride the bike off the lot. Additionally, often dealers will deliver a motorcycle to your home when you purchase one and don't ride it off yourself. It's also very easy to get a new bike registered and insured without the endorsement (all you have to do is say "I'm getting it next week")

Source: Lived experience. My newest motorcycle (which is WAY nicer than Wu's) is 10 months old. RACE ME IRL WU!!! :)
 
John wore his Dre (i.e., black-woman-beater) headphones on stage along with a red coat - for a presentation about women.

Naturally, he took credit for the actual female author's book again by saying he's "so honored" by the "huge crowd".
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Goddamn Wu, buy a brush already.

Also, what's with that weird, creepy perv face she has in that selfie?
 
Either she bought it second hand (as you said) or someone acted as a go-between. There's no evidence that the motorcycle has ever been used for vehicular purposes. Its sole function in life has been to act as a "cool" prop for PR photos and as a physical manifestation of one of Brianna's fantasies. Riding the motorcycle is not important, what's important is that she owns it. So if she's not going to ride it then it doesn't matter who it's legally registered to because the bike is destined to be covered in a thick layer of dust like the rest of Wu's possessions.

In her "Choose Your Character" essay about finding out Amanda was pregnant, she was riding her motorcycle around town thinking about being a mom herself: http://the-magazine.org/14/choose-your-character

Whoa, wait. From that site it mentioned a "Warren T. Flynt" from Hattiesburg:
http://wsllc.us/?advisor=warren-t-flynt-cfp
Wu has a brother?!

People have posted the family line-up before. He has one more sibling, a sister I think.

John wore his Dre (i.e., black-woman-beater) headphones on stage along with a red coat - for a presentation about women.

Naturally, he took credit for the actual female author's book again by saying he's "so honored" by the "huge crowd".
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This is not the first time John has worn a very short skirt before sitting down on a stage. (He did it at the one where he was sitting next to the Asian guy and did all the snarl-tics.) No woman does this.
 
In her "Choose Your Character" essay about finding out Amanda was pregnant, she was riding her motorcycle around town thinking about being a mom herself: http://the-magazine.org/14/choose-your-character



People have posted the family line-up before. He has one more sibling, a sister I think.



This is not the first time John has worn a very short skirt before sitting down on a stage. (He did it at the one where he was sitting next to the Asian guy and did all the snarl-tics.) No woman does this.
Totally agree about the normal women not sitting down with a miniskirt thing.

Re: the "riding around town / Wu as parent" piece.....boy, it just has that "shit that never happened" feel...this part for example:


"Idling at a red light, I see a woman waiting to cross. She has my figure and looks to be my age. The frazzled look of motherhood is about her: disheveled hair and perpetual distraction. She’s hunched over to hold the hands of two kids so beautiful that my heart gives an involuntary lurch — an instinct hardwired into my brain in ways I don’t understand.

It hits me hard, as if this is an alternate-reality version of myself crossing the street. A Brianna that had made drastically different choices. The woman notices me. “Look at the girl on the motorcycle!” she says to her children. Our eyes meet. I recognize my gray-blue shade in her eyes.

I was adopted, and I had planned to do the same. But recently I’ve changed my mind. I wonder for the billionth time if the right decision is to concentrate on my job.

I’m certain that if I had children, I would be failing at my job."


Yeah.
That happened.
Sure it did.


This is like Wu's tweet about learning more from blowing her parents' dough on the "animation studio" than she ever would have by finishing college. Wu has this continuing tendency to desperately re-cast her failures as "learning experiences" or veiled positives through the rose-tinted biker goggles of retrospect.

This bit is even weirder, as it essentially says: "If I had a real vagina, I would be a failure".

And come on, you know the little girl didn't say that....

If she said anything, it was probably: "Mommy, why is that man twitching?" , "Mommy, I'm scared....why does that motorbike have eyelashes?" , "Mommy, why did that man's gums just give an involuntary lurch?" or even "Mommy, tell me again that the Kiddie Snatcher from Chitty-Chitty Bang-Bang isn't real, okay?"
 
She’s hunched over to hold the hands of two kids so beautiful that my heart gives an involuntary lurch — an instinct hardwired into my brain in ways I don’t understand.

This to me is the best part of the whole debacle.

Of course you don't understand, John - you're a fucking dude.
 
John wore his Dre (i.e., black-woman-beater) headphones on stage along with a red coat - for a presentation about women.

Naturally, he took credit for the actual female author's book again by saying he's "so honored" by the "huge crowd".
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It looks like John photobombed their picture at the last second. He's just tucked away in the background, standing still, turtle-faced as always.
 
The way Wu is just sort of hovering in the background makes that picture look like it belongs in one of those spirit photography collections.

It reminds me of one of those creepypastas where everyone in this picture was found dead, and nobody who knew any of them had any idea who the creepy person in the background was, who was never seen again.
 
Totally agree about the normal women not sitting down with a miniskirt thing.

Re: the "riding around town / Wu as parent" piece.....boy, it just has that "shit that never happened" feel...this part for example:


"Idling at a red light, I see a woman waiting to cross. She has my figure and looks to be my age. The frazzled look of motherhood is about her: disheveled hair and perpetual distraction. She’s hunched over to hold the hands of two kids so beautiful that my heart gives an involuntary lurch — an instinct hardwired into my brain in ways I don’t understand.

It hits me hard, as if this is an alternate-reality version of myself crossing the street. A Brianna that had made drastically different choices. The woman notices me. “Look at the girl on the motorcycle!” she says to her children. Our eyes meet. I recognize my gray-blue shade in her eyes.

I was adopted, and I had planned to do the same. But recently I’ve changed my mind. I wonder for the billionth time if the right decision is to concentrate on my job.

I’m certain that if I had children, I would be failing at my job."


Yeah.
That happened.
Sure it did.


This is like Wu's tweet about learning more from blowing her parents' dough on the "animation studio" than she ever would have by finishing college. Wu has this continuing tendency to desperately re-cast her failures as "learning experiences" or veiled positives through the rose-tinted biker goggles of retrospect.

This bit is even weirder, as it essentially says: "If I had a real vagina, I would be a failure".

And come on, you know the little girl didn't say that....

If she said anything, it was probably: "Mommy, why is that man twitching?" , "Mommy, I'm scared....why does that motorbike have eyelashes?" , "Mommy, why did that man's gums just give an involuntary lurch?" or even "Mommy, tell me again that the Kiddie Snatcher from Chitty-Chitty Bang-Bang isn't real, okay?"

I don't think that it is that much of a stretch that someone thinks about becoming a mom, The problem is that dudes just can't be pregnant.
 
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I don't think that it is that much of a stretch that someone thinks about becoming a mom, The problem is that dudes just can't be pregnant.
The problem is that almost everything Wu says is romanticized (at best), embellished or straight up made up in some way or another. Nothing coming out of that mouth should be taken at all seriously.
 
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