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Elk is nice, but moose is better.

Great, now I'm craving a steak. I just ate one earlier on, but it was beef. Nicely cooked beef, but not as nice as something taken straight from nature without any antibiotics or whatever.

I can assassinate a thread silence.

Guys?

LMAO!! ! That's hilarious! I am also a guy who does anything - not caring whether it's perceived as manly or not. Though I am what most would refer as a rennaisance man. I am a mechanic, construction worker (I have skill in most all construction trades), an artist, a writer, a poet, and I have a real affinity for all the sciences including physics. I do not fit in with mechanic types, construction worker types, or with the "Big Bang Theory" type guys so I just try to stay in the group I created - my one man club! lmao

I just can't grow a beard. My manliness has taken a big hit because of this

Beards are over rated once I get a few weeks growth my beard hairs have the ability to penetrate my tshirts like needles which makes sleeping a bit awkward

also women are not a fan of stubble rash

I sported an Imperial for several years. The stupid thing was more trouble than shaving, what with the trimming and shaping and all. Plus during the summer months it was hot.

Trimming and shaping....what are those?
I just let mine grow mountain man style. When I go gray I'm gonna rival Gandalf.

I work on cars (mine especially given the right time. Love her to death! ) and fix things around my place the best I can with the limited tools and equipment I've got. As a result I've become very vigilant and even a little defensive when I let a mechanic or repairman fix something I believe I should've been able to do myself *Tim Allen grunt*. But so far it's been a good learning experience figuring things out using own my hands.

I wish that if I let mine go untrimmed I could look like a rough mountain man, or wizardly like Gandalf. Instead I always just look like a dirty old drunk.

So does shaving make me less cool?

Grow a beard, even though it doesn't come in that great
Lift weights
Drink beer
Eat buffalo wings with the hottest sauce they have, no blue cheese
Hike mountains
Yardwork I guess
Football
Buzz my own hair

I used to feel manliest at work, cos I was unloading trucks in the morning then building furniture the rest of the day. Started at an office job a couple months ago and I don't feel very manly there. Such is life.

I'm genderqueer. Whenever I feel like a male on the inside, I dress a tad more "masculine" according to social standards.

I'd kill for either one of those jobs. I have a job but it's unmanly. It's too shameful to even list on my résumé.

um, i like to shoot guns (my uncle owns a lot of them), hunting and fishing as well, i occasionally lift weights, i have been growing facial hair since i was 11 (but i prefer to shave it off), and i like to fix things. i don't know if track and field is considered manly or not...
but i also draw, write, pluck my eyebrows, sometimes i try women's clothes and i recently shaved my legs, because it feels amazing.