Cigars, Cigars, Cigars
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Mars Planet Pendant
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Permalink Reply by Dallas the Phallus on -
Dont't encourage me, or I'll start using that as an excuse.
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Permalink Reply by Wayne W. on -
Hey Beo,
Great topic question to ask the guys here.
Hate to say it, but is does look feminine to me personally.
Also, a ball hanging from a necklace will swing, and you can potentially hit yourself in the mouth when involved in activities...possibly chipping a tooth.
I am an RN - wore a Littman stethoscope around my neck for 20 years. I cannot tell you how many times I inadvertantly hit myself in the mouth or teeth. Makes me leary to see this type of necklace.
Additionally, if you watch any C&W videos, you will see the stylists dressing these male C&W artists in deep V-neck T-shirts with tons of necklaces. Everytime I see these guys dressed like this wearing all that neck jewelry, it kind of turns my stomach....and does not look very masculine to me personally...but then, I do not care for tatoos either, and may possibly be 'dating' myself.
If you are going to wear a necklace, wear a heavy chain style. Masculine - and always contemporary. Good luck!
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Permalink Reply by Carl Monster on -
??
Not that I know much about what is manly, but where I come from men don't wear visible necklaces, period.
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Permalink Reply by Chuck Knight on -
Really? Didn't you say you're from Jersey?
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Permalink Reply by Carl Monster on
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Ha ha!
I live in western Jersey, thank god.
None of that here.
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Permalink Reply by Carl Monster on
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Just for you Chuck: Christmas in NJ!!
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Permalink Reply by Chuck Knight on
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I've never visited my relatives for Christmas in New Jersey. Now I understand why.
;)
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Permalink Reply by Carl Monster on
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See what you're missing? lol
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Permalink Reply by Wayne W. on
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Creepy to me, personally. These C&W artists need to fire their stylists!!
God Almighty!!
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Permalink Reply by Liam S. on -
Feminine? Not particularly. Chinzty and overpriced and ridiculous maybe - it looks like a cheap marble, on a cheap chain. Congratulations on your win at the Skee-ball arcade.
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