International Brotherhood of Men

SonOfElliotRodger wrote: 12 Jan 2026, 12:55 If there is any piece of technology from the 90's I find fascinating it is payphones but I never got a chance to use them as by the time I was old enough to leave the house on my own they phased them out of existence almost. I really wish I could use a payphone but it appears as though that might not ever happen.

There is a payphone in my town center and surprisingly it is still around. I went there like a month ago to try and see if it would work but it was disconnected and the slot were you put in quarters was closed off with a screw. I picked it up put it to my ears and pressed some of the buttons on there. But only if I could make a call with it.

They probably have retained its body and have kept there considering an antique of some kind or as an emblem or insignia of a forgotten era.

Darth_aurelius wrote: 12 Jan 2026, 12:59

SonOfElliotRodger wrote: 12 Jan 2026, 12:55 If there is any piece of technology from the 90's I find fascinating it is payphones but I never got a chance to use them as by the time I was old enough to leave the house on my own they phased them out of existence almost. I really wish I could use a payphone but it appears as though that might not ever happen.

There is a payphone in my town center and surprisingly it is still around. I went there like a month ago to try and see if it would work but it was disconnected and the slot were you put in quarters was closed off with a screw. I picked it up put it to my ears and pressed some of the buttons on there. But only if I could make a call with it.

They probably have retained its body and have kept there considering an antique of some kind or as an emblem or insignia of a forgotten era.

I was born in the late 70's and grew up in the time of payphones so I can remember them well. Back in those days of greater civility, public decency and virtue, nobody had cell phones though some people had car phones beginning in the late 80's. You can still find payphones in certain rural and rustic municipalities which may not have 4G or 5G network access. They can also be found in the vicinity of hospitals, police stations and other places where indigent people without personal communication devices could find themselves.

SonOfElliotRodger wrote: 12 Jan 2026, 13:02

Darth_aurelius wrote: 12 Jan 2026, 12:59

SonOfElliotRodger wrote: 12 Jan 2026, 12:55 If there is any piece of technology from the 90's I find fascinating it is payphones but I never got a chance to use them as by the time I was old enough to leave the house on my own they phased them out of existence almost. I really wish I could use a payphone but it appears as though that might not ever happen.

There is a payphone in my town center and surprisingly it is still around. I went there like a month ago to try and see if it would work but it was disconnected and the slot were you put in quarters was closed off with a screw. I picked it up put it to my ears and pressed some of the buttons on there. But only if I could make a call with it.

They probably have retained its body and have kept there considering an antique of some kind or as an emblem or insignia of a forgotten era.

I was born in the late 70's and grew up in the time of payphones so I can remember them well. Back in those days of greater civility, public decency and virtue, nobody had cell phones though some people had car phones beginning in the late 80's. You can still find payphones in certain rural and rustic municipalities which may not have 4G or 5G network access. They can also be found in the vicinity of hospitals, police stations and other places where indigent people without personal communication devices could find themselves.

How was it like using them? Was it enjoyable and do you miss them or do you prefer the current technology of the world?

Darth_aurelius wrote: 12 Jan 2026, 14:04

SonOfElliotRodger wrote: 12 Jan 2026, 13:02

Darth_aurelius wrote: 12 Jan 2026, 12:59


I was born in the late 70's and grew up in the time of payphones so I can remember them well. Back in those days of greater civility, public decency and virtue, nobody had cell phones though some people had car phones beginning in the late 80's. You can still find payphones in certain rural and rustic municipalities which may not have 4G or 5G network access. They can also be found in the vicinity of hospitals, police stations and other places where indigent people without personal communication devices could find themselves.

How was it like using them? Was it enjoyable and do you miss them or do you prefer the current technology of the world?

Well I am a man of strongly conservative sensibilities and by that I mean both in terms of my preference for a totalitarian dictatorship of wise Mujahedeen men as well as for maintaining and preserving traditions in an unadulterated manner. If it ain't broke, don't fix it as the niggers are wont to say. I abominate the ubiquity of smartphones and the fact that they have rendered 99% of the normie population even more idiotic, distracted and zombie-like then they had previously been.

I personally would love to use time travel technology to go back and live in the late 80's and early 90's once again, as those were more decent times when a man of my stature, intellect and amazing physical strength and aesthetic comportment would easily be able to bed a woman of my cousins beauty.

Payphones themselves were slightly cumbersome devices but they were advantageous for stalkers like myself who would place anonymous calls to hot women whom I targeted and which could not effectively be traced or, if they were, I would have time enough to vacate the area.

cai wrote: 12 Jan 2026, 15:29 No, always used cellphone

SonOfElliotRodger wrote: 12 Jan 2026, 17:37

Darth_aurelius wrote: 12 Jan 2026, 14:04

SonOfElliotRodger wrote: 12 Jan 2026, 13:02

How was it like using them? Was it enjoyable and do you miss them or do you prefer the current technology of the world?

Well I am a man of strongly conservative sensibilities and by that I mean both in terms of my preference for a totalitarian dictatorship of wise Mujahedeen men as well as for maintaining and preserving traditions in an unadulterated manner. If it ain't broke, don't fix it as the niggers are wont to say. I abominate the ubiquity of smartphones and the fact that they have rendered 99% of the normie population even more idiotic, distracted and zombie-like then they had previously been.

I personally would love to use time travel technology to go back and live in the late 80's and early 90's once again, as those were more decent times when a man of my stature, intellect and amazing physical strength and aesthetic comportment would easily be able to bed a woman of my cousins beauty.

Payphones themselves were slightly cumbersome devices but they were advantageous for stalkers like myself who would place anonymous calls to hot women whom I targeted and which could not effectively be traced or, if they were, I would have time enough to vacate the area.

I was thinking the exact same thing when it came to payphones they were probably much more effective stalking devices. Given that payphones are for public use anyone can use them and because of that they were probably not registered on someones name therefore it would make it extremely difficult for badgecucks to prove who actually made the call versus if you were to do it from your own landline?

Is my analogy accurate?

Did you use prepaid calling cards in conjunction with using payphones?

Darth_aurelius wrote: 12 Jan 2026, 18:02

SonOfElliotRodger wrote: 12 Jan 2026, 17:37

Darth_aurelius wrote: 12 Jan 2026, 14:04


Well I am a man of strongly conservative sensibilities and by that I mean both in terms of my preference for a totalitarian dictatorship of wise Mujahedeen men as well as for maintaining and preserving traditions in an unadulterated manner. If it ain't broke, don't fix it as the niggers are wont to say. I abominate the ubiquity of smartphones and the fact that they have rendered 99% of the normie population even more idiotic, distracted and zombie-like then they had previously been.

I personally would love to use time travel technology to go back and live in the late 80's and early 90's once again, as those were more decent times when a man of my stature, intellect and amazing physical strength and aesthetic comportment would easily be able to bed a woman of my cousins beauty.

Payphones themselves were slightly cumbersome devices but they were advantageous for stalkers like myself who would place anonymous calls to hot women whom I targeted and which could not effectively be traced or, if they were, I would have time enough to vacate the area.

I was thinking the exact same thing when it came to payphones they were probably much more effective stalking devices. Given that payphones are for public use anyone can use them and because of that they were probably not registered on someones name therefore it would make it extremely difficult for badgecucks to prove who actually made the call versus if you were to do it from your own landline?

Is my analogy accurate?

Did you use prepaid calling cards in conjunction with using payphones?

Yes that is accurate and correct but as an experienced and expert stalker of women who is qualified to be a Professor of Stalking Studies at the IPF University, I would tell you that some payphones are monitored by discreetly placed cameras that are capable of recording any suspicious activity within their vicinity. I have always been mindful of my surroundings when endeavoring to utilize payphones for stalking operations so as to ensure that I had easy access to an available escape route and was not near any cameras.

You could have used a prepaid calling card with payphones and there was a time in my life when I did just that when living in another state and calling home to speak with my parents but the usual convention was to first dial the number and then a prompt would inform you what the charge would be which you would then pay by way of inserting quarters into the phone itself.

SonOfElliotRodger wrote: 13 Jan 2026, 11:54

Darth_aurelius wrote: 12 Jan 2026, 18:02

SonOfElliotRodger wrote: 12 Jan 2026, 17:37

I was thinking the exact same thing when it came to payphones they were probably much more effective stalking devices. Given that payphones are for public use anyone can use them and because of that they were probably not registered on someones name therefore it would make it extremely difficult for badgecucks to prove who actually made the call versus if you were to do it from your own landline?

Is my analogy accurate?

Did you use prepaid calling cards in conjunction with using payphones?

Yes that is accurate and correct but as an experienced and expert stalker of women who is qualified to be a Professor of Stalking Studies at the IPF University, I would tell you that some payphones are monitored by discreetly placed cameras that are capable of recording any suspicious activity within their vicinity. I have always been mindful of my surroundings when endeavoring to utilize payphones for stalking operations so as to ensure that I had easy access to an available escape route and was not near any cameras.

You could have used a prepaid calling card with payphones and there was a time in my life when I did just that when living in another state and calling home to speak with my parents but the usual convention was to first dial the number and then a prompt would inform you what the charge would be which you would then pay by way of inserting quarters into the phone itself.

It does not surprise me that security measure is in place at some payphones.

You have been referencing "escape routes" How would an escape route be necessary when utilizing a payphone for stalking purposes? I thought badgecucks only do rapid tracing of electronics in the event that someone is in immediate danger. Therefore I can see why they would resort to such a measure in that situation.

Unless the foids you stalked knew you and would therefore alert badgecucks as to who you were and they would attempt to track you down rather instantly and would intuitively predicate you were calling from a payphone.

Darth_aurelius wrote: 13 Jan 2026, 12:50

SonOfElliotRodger wrote: 13 Jan 2026, 11:54

Darth_aurelius wrote: 12 Jan 2026, 18:02


Yes that is accurate and correct but as an experienced and expert stalker of women who is qualified to be a Professor of Stalking Studies at the IPF University, I would tell you that some payphones are monitored by discreetly placed cameras that are capable of recording any suspicious activity within their vicinity. I have always been mindful of my surroundings when endeavoring to utilize payphones for stalking operations so as to ensure that I had easy access to an available escape route and was not near any cameras.

You could have used a prepaid calling card with payphones and there was a time in my life when I did just that when living in another state and calling home to speak with my parents but the usual convention was to first dial the number and then a prompt would inform you what the charge would be which you would then pay by way of inserting quarters into the phone itself.

It does not surprise me that security measure is in place at some payphones.

You have been referencing "escape routes" How would an escape route be necessary when utilizing a payphone for stalking purposes? I thought badgecucks only do rapid tracing of electronics in the event that someone is in immediate danger. Therefore I can see why they would resort to such a measure in that situation.

Unless the foids you stalked knew you and would therefore alert badgecucks as to who you were and they would attempt to track you down rather instantly and would intuitively predicate you were calling from a payphone.

Stalking constitutes a violation of the criminal code as does harassment which is usually an incorporated charge so one would be prudent to have the means to quickly escape from the scene if, hypothetically speaking, one were to engage in a conversation which would rise to such a level so as to qualify as stalking/harassment and that the foid in question were to trace the call to a physical payphone location. As an SS Obergruppenfuhrer, I must always think three or four moves ahead of both the jews and the police.

SonOfElliotRodger wrote: 13 Jan 2026, 17:47

Darth_aurelius wrote: 13 Jan 2026, 12:50

SonOfElliotRodger wrote: 13 Jan 2026, 11:54

It does not surprise me that security measure is in place at some payphones.

You have been referencing "escape routes" How would an escape route be necessary when utilizing a payphone for stalking purposes? I thought badgecucks only do rapid tracing of electronics in the event that someone is in immediate danger. Therefore I can see why they would resort to such a measure in that situation.

Unless the foids you stalked knew you and would therefore alert badgecucks as to who you were and they would attempt to track you down rather instantly and would intuitively predicate you were calling from a payphone.

Stalking constitutes a violation of the criminal code as does harassment which is usually an incorporated charge so one would be prudent to have the means to quickly escape from the scene if, hypothetically speaking, one were to engage in a conversation which would rise to such a level so as to qualify as stalking/harassment and that the foid in question were to trace the call to a physical payphone location. As an SS Obergruppenfuhrer, I must always think three or four moves ahead of both the jews and the police.

Smart move!