"Wag the dog so-to-speak?"
Manly Things (no duplicates, please)
This discussion might have already been posted, but given the number of discussions, it is hard to tell.
So here goes:
I want to initiate the ultimate list of Manly Things.
Add to it, or even disagree with something someone has added, but NO DUPLICATES (that means, you have to read and pay attention to what has already been listed)
Does not have to be physical things, can also be activities, etc.
I am interested to see if we can reach 1,000 items; shouldn't be that difficult.
Here are my contributions for the first 25:
1. barber shops
2. coin collections
3. stubble
4. Aqua Velva
5. briefcases
6. wing tips
7. pin up posters
8. beer mugs
9. Right Guard
10. cigars
11. camping
12. betting shops
13. toothpicks
14. chewing tabacco
15. wanking
16. whiskey
17. hairy pits
18. hula girl lamps
19. English Leather
20. boxing
21. cowboy boots
22. jockstraps
23. pipes
24. shoe shine kits
25. money clips
Replies to This Discussion
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Permalink Reply by Will on -
279. Thinking of someone as a great resource because he can advise you on a computer language/auto repair/&c
280. Talking about sex like it's a substance: "Getting any?"
281. Calling up a friend, saying, "You wanna [swim/play a game/watch a game]?" and then "Bye," and not expecting him to be miffed that that's all you said
282. Having a friend about which the main appeal is that you both like to do some such thing
283. Deciding things based on lists of pros and cons (not saying it's a good thing)
284. Lists
285. Wanting, or caring about, a guy code/being manly/doing the manly thing (as opposed to just the right thing or the helpful thing)
286. Really ugly bulldogs
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Permalink Reply by Alexei Bublik on -
IMO Real men are minimalists for they don't need things to be manly especially an abundance of unnecessities
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Permalink Reply by Mike Wisbrock on -
287. Carmina Burana
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Permalink Reply by Tim Dudenhoefer on -
Being able to break anything. On purpose. With or without hand tools.
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Permalink Reply by Sam I. on -
I checked quickly, so I'm hoping I'm hoping this isn't an attack of the clones.
But I would throw out: Redwing Work Boots
Indiana Jones
Horse Training
Jousting
Splitting wood with a maul
Woodstoves
Blackpowder
Canoeing, especially through white water.
Riding in the car with your trusty dog.
And finally, the noble attempt to bring in your wife's entire haul from the grocery store in one trip.
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Permalink Reply by Big Bad Moose on -
301, we be at!
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Permalink Reply by Sam I. on
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Has someone included yelling? Whether it be the Tarzan, Rebel yell, Highland battle cry, Native American war whoop, or just a cry of primal exuberance, it's pretty invigorating.
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Permalink Reply by Chris J. on -
- Having rugged facial hair
- Big game hunting in the snowy wilderness
- Doing a serious workout barechested
- Wrestling in large wild animal to the ground
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Permalink Reply by Sam I. on
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My last contributions: Lee Marvin
Altoids
Caber Toss
Original BBQ sauce/Chili recipes
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