"The problem with clothing for larger men, is once you get past XL, shirts especially just come in a square shape. Which doesn't help to change any view if we have... ahem... a "daddy belly."
I have the additional problem of being long…"
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Traveling in Africa
Started this discussion. Last reply by Vladislav Jul 13, 2010. 16 Replies 0 Likes
Wake UP! (Or: Stop hitting the freakin' snooze button)
Started this discussion. Last reply by David F. Mar 22, 2010. 18 Replies 0 Likes
Extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice!
Started this discussion. Last reply by Nathan Daniel Moran Mar 3, 2010. 31 Replies 0 Likes
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Michael B. replied to Adam Posey's discussion What's casual, but still "dressed""Tucked in and fitted are actually your allies when dealing with a skinny build, as untucked and square is just going to hang off of you and make you look like a walking wire hanger.
Shirts with horizontal patterns, or…"
john smith replied to Adam Posey's discussion What's casual, but still "dressed""In dress shirt every one is looking handsome"
Kit the Odd replied to Adam Posey's discussion Penmanship"Having done this exact thing let me offer a bit of advice. Be careful about the tip of the pen you get. I got the calligraphy tip because it was what I thought I should get, but the calligraphy tips are flat and sharp cornered - and the…"
Rebekah replied to Adam Posey's discussion Penmanship"Formal business correspondence, such as a letter to a politician, was always better typed, for as long as typewriters have been generally available.
The meta-skills involved in penmanship - fine motor skills, attention to detail, carefulness,…"
Samuel Fiscus replied to Adam Posey's discussion Penmanship"I've never had much experience with calligraphy, having what teachers and my mother have always called "atrocious" handwriting. I cannot write a grocery list, recipe, poem, song, or little notes to my wife without the recipient having…"
Neill replied to Adam Posey's discussion Penmanship"I have the penmanship of a doctor. They studied for many years to get handwriting that bad.
I should consider myself fortunate that i have the same penmanship without the training.
Compliments of the computer age i don't write that much.…"
RooThawg replied to Adam Posey's discussion Penmanship"Check out sonlight curriculm for cursive penmanship. It starts at third or fourth grade. No doubt there is more out there."
RooThawg replied to Adam Posey's discussion Penmanship" Do it John! Do it now and start with the finest (narrowest) calligraphy pin you can find but use one with an ink insert. Carry it everywhere. Use it every time you sign your name. You'll soon be writing…"
Native Son replied to Adam Posey's discussion Penmanship"You quite probably already know this, but for preventing ink smears, fountain pens and gel pens are not your friends.
I wish I could remember the instructions the nuns used back in my day, but there was a certain way the southpaws had to…"
JonEdanger replied to Adam Posey's discussion Penmanship"I bought this book a few years ago and it helped me immensely."
JonEdanger replied to Adam Posey's discussion Penmanship"http://briem.net/ is also an interesting site."
JonEdanger replied to Adam Posey's discussion Penmanship"Chuck: Maybe you could barter with Kate. Her website could use some updating."
Kate Gladstone replied to Adam Posey's discussion Penmanship"Chuck — for "handwriting first aid" would you accept Handwriting Repair? My students have included quite a few left-handers — including more than a few forcibly "rightified" left-handers.
Kate Gladstone — the…"
John Ilacqua replied to Adam Posey's discussion Penmanship"That sounds like the way I was taught to hold my pen in primary school, and I'm only 20 now, so that's still fairly recent. I'm in Australia though; maybe they teach it here but not in other places?"
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- At 2:38pm on August 26, 2010,
Michael S. Hilton said… - Happy birthday!
- At 4:10pm on November 25, 2009,
Herb Munson said… - Hey there Adam, welcome to The Great Debate. Honor to have you there.
- At 8:08am on August 26, 2009,
Brett McKay said… - Happy birthday, Adam!
- At 6:19am on August 26, 2009,
thehuhman said… 
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Hope you have an awesome Birthday, today, Adam!
- At 4:41am on August 26, 2009,
Michael J. Austin said… - Here's hoping you have a most WONDERFUL birthday !!!!
- At 12:47pm on June 27, 2009, Brett McKay said…
- Welcome to the community, Adam! Look forward to your contributions!
- At 1:09pm on June 26, 2009, thehuhman said…
- Welcome to the AoM Community, Adam!
btw, you may want to start at the introductions page. Here's a LINK>
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Samuel replied to Liam's discussion Moving towards my first muscle up"I can ask why you want to be able to do high reps of pull-ups? If your trying to build strength you might be better to try doing "L-sit" pull ups where you hold your legs horizontal and do pull ups that way. It makes them much harder!
(Of…"
Samuel replied to Liam's discussion Moving towards my first muscle up"I have a set of bodylastics (http://www.bodylastics.com/) I use at home which are excellent, but when I was at the gym I just used whatever ones they had lying around.
I just found that with the negative I wasn't actually working the transition…"
Jacob Salber replied to Chris Hamm's discussion Who Wears a Watch Anymore?"I have worn a watch for so long now that its neither part of my dress or a mere time keeper, it is a part of ME. I feel very odd if I dont have the old Timex strapped on. Plus, Its easier just to glance down and check the time instead of having…"
Joseph Dean Phillips replied to Joseph Dean Phillips's discussion New Poems"Here is a poem that I found a little while ago, very fitting for Father's day. It was written by someone that I know quite well.
The Working FatherBy Bjorn Faknam
He wakes afresh each new morn,With body clean and hair short shorn.Then goes to…"
Joseph Dean Phillips posted a discussionNew Poems
A Poem by some one that I knowTake nothing lightlyBy Bjorn FaknamTake nothing lightly. No vain promise give. Hold your honor tightly, In the one life we live.Do not throw trust away, Whether in you or from you. Live up to it today, In everything you do.Look with respect. Follow honor to the letter. Use the courtesy you expect. Nay, treat them better.No matter what gifts you were given, You are never above yourself. By whatever cause you are driven, Put yourself on the back shelf.Those around…See More
Joseph Dean Phillips commented on Anas Kababo's group The Poetry Club"Here is a poem that I found a little while ago, very fitting for Father's day. It was written by someone that I know quite well.
The Working FatherBy Bjorn Faknam
He wakes afresh each new morn,With body clean and hair short shorn.Then goes to…"
Joseph Dean Phillips joined Anas Kababo's group
The Poetry Club
The Poetry Club is a group for those who love poetry, anyone who is just curious, and everyone in between.See More
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