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That's how he shows his manliness. He bumps stickied threads. What a maverick

lol

i'm manly then.

I don't really do anything to show my manliness. I have a beard, listen to metal, drink beer and eat a lot of meat, but I do those things simply out of enjoyment. What does it mean to be manly anyway? According to television it means you act really clueless and dumb, but I don't want to. TV's got it completely wrong, by the way. Too many sitcoms portray men as the unintentionally funny ones while the naturally smarter women get to poke fun at them. But in truth, women are the masters of unintentional comedy. No contest. Their frequent random utterances and unexpected mood changes mean they are perfect at that style, in performances and even more so in real life. This isn't a knock on them, it's just something I've noticed.

rock climbing and riding motorbikes, both hard and fast. I love the adrenaline rush I get from a really hard climb or a good mad ride on my bike. I seem to buzz off anything dangerous.

Nothing is more manly than a big bushy beard. Nuff said! :-[)}}}

I met a guy recently who had a big, smooth beard and and an equal-sized quiff. He reminded me of a shaving brush.

I do not believe grown, mature men concern themselves with cultivating manliness.

I believe that when we shuffle off our mortal coils and matriculate into the bright world above, that what remains of our essence lacks gender as it is known on earth. to dwell upon earthly things is to stunt one's spiritual growth. just my opinion.

I can't believe this thread is still alive


hhmmmmm,,,,anything manly I've done lately......how bout downing half a habanero! That was as far as I can go.


oh.....and does dropping off your # to a girl you really wanna do stuff with count?

I guess it's an oldie but a goodie?

I have been clean shaven all my life, short hair, full military like discipline still 30 years after ETS. No drink, no smoke, no coffee, no tatts

I find it really hard to feel masculine. I can't grow facial hair and I'm the most passive person anyone's ever met. There's not a single competitive bone in my body. I don't really behave in any of the stereotyped ways people associate with manliness.

I'm competitive but lacking the infrastructure to support competition.

Isn't 'manlyness' just a social description of an attempt to climb the social ladder by a potential alpha male?

I AM A MAN!! ! *PUNCHED*