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what finger do you wear a ring on and what ring is manlier
im trieing to figure out what finger is the manliest to where a ring on i would definently where it on the right so middle? right ring? pinky? i think either the pinky or the right ring finger but can figure it out and witch of these rings is the manliest?
http://www.claddaghsilver.com/silver-celtic-ring-mens-with-emerald/
or
http://www.claddaghsilver.com/celtic-rings/sterling-silver-celtic-m...
is the emerald in the middle not manly and tell so im just going to ask you guys btw im new here just got my membership approved i think im going to like this site
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Permalink Reply by Chuck Knight on -
Really! Perhaps we should call you George.
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Permalink Reply by Shahan on -
I REALLY have to take issue with this.
What is so "unmanly" about wearing a pinkie-ring? Explain this to me, please.
In the old days, a man wearing a ring on his pinkie-finger meant that the ring was a signet-ring. And ONLY a signet-ring. And a signet-ring was something earned through work, and power and authority gained from recognition from that work.
How is that unmanly?
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Permalink Reply by Will on -
It isn't the old days any more. Ancient Egyptian men wore makeup; today they'd look like she-males.
Per Wikipedia, the pinky ring has been coopted by several groups I would not identify with, including pimps and grifters.
Associations change. Ancient Roman men used to wear things we'd now call dresses. OTOH kilts are still manly enough... but that could change.
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