"If it didn't get soiled or damaged then it is ok to keep flying it. It is not a superstition, the code is just intended to keep us from flying tattered old flags that do not show it the dignity that it deserves.
There is actually a pretty good…"
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Chuck Neal replied to Brian Splash's discussion When teens go bad"While that is the ideal, in this situation getting involved as a mentor/friend can have some impact. No guarantee, but a lot of kids without an ideal family have benefited from a family friend, relative, boy's and girl's club mentor, or…"
Chuck Neal replied to Brian Splash's discussion When teens go bad"Sadly, he has had no male role model (based on your description). Ideally, if you and the others involved could work out a way to work with him so he can see alternatives, that is better, but he is going to resist.
If the grandmother would be…"
Chuck Neal replied to Derek's discussion Beefing up for the summer"How much lifting experience do you have? If you are a newbie, stick to the basics. It seems overly simplistic but the big 3 (dead lift, squats, bench press) are a solid base. Not only do they bulk easier than smaller groups, but the first 2 are…"
Chuck Neal replied to Josh's discussion What to do?"Ask casually, and I would try something better than a movie. Try a meal, coffee, etc where you can actually talk. Movies can be both impersonal (no talking) and not an ideal first date.
But ask her. You are playing out scenarios in your head about…"
Chuck Neal replied to Don's discussion Boss dumping all work on one"This depends a lot on your boss. I happen to own a software firm and it is really tricky to balance load with developers. Each has different skills and different level of efficiency with different tasks.
Before you go in and talk to him I recommend…"
Chuck Neal replied to Jeremy Anderberg's discussion Fiction for Men -- Need Your Recommendations!"Ray Bradbury and George Orwell are always good reads for something more in to classic Sci-Fi/through provoking relm.
For more humor most anything by Douglas Adams tends to be entertaining in its absurdity.
I'll add my vote for Dan Brown as…"
Chuck Neal replied to Joseph Casson's discussion so gents, unbiased opinions"Not even remotely close to what I said or what I think. Fine if you disagree, but don't try to put words in my mouth."
Chuck Neal replied to Joseph Casson's discussion so gents, unbiased opinions"Apologies if this came across as a frontal attack on you. I think the topic gets away from the individual question sometimes.
I do think that your take on it being just "a little fun" is not really taking into account the potential…"
Chuck Neal replied to Joseph Casson's discussion so gents, unbiased opinions"We just have very different views on the subject.
I think he is setting him self up for problems he is not thinking through. I am also concerned that his approach, especially with option #3, is preying on someone that is seeking a relationship and…"
Chuck Neal replied to John's discussion How can I ask a girl this?"Refreshing post man. Good for you.
Being a gentleman is always the best route. You don't have to memorize Emily Post or anything like that. It is just about being considerate to others. You might get some comments from others, but don't…"
Chuck Neal replied to Joseph Casson's discussion so gents, unbiased opinions"You sill are under the impression that every situation like this ends with no consequences. Those don't tend to fall into the "good times" category."
Chuck Neal replied to Joseph Casson's discussion so gents, unbiased opinions"Maybe it is context then. Guys sitting around a bar are going to brag about their exploits, true or not. Talk to a friend going through the pains of marital problems and you get a different perspective and some honest regrets form dumb things they…"
Chuck Neal replied to Joseph Casson's discussion so gents, unbiased opinions"Or more so that those people have grown out of that phase and come to regret some of the poor decisions. Clearly they did some of the same things he is proposing, but time and maturity showed them that the overall experience was not as fulfilling as…"
Chuck Neal replied to Joseph Casson's discussion so gents, unbiased opinions"Ironically I have yet to run into anyone that was married and in their 30's and 40's that say "Gee I wish I had screwed around more and maybe taken advantage of a few more insecure girls when I was 21". I do, however, know…"
Chuck Neal replied to Joseph Casson's discussion so gents, unbiased opinions"Starting my own personal rant, so if you just want someone to validate one of the 3 options you laid out I'd stop reading right here.
Stagger and Jackalope both are right about you needing to find a different pass time. There is no such…"
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B.A. Poskin added a discussion to the group Scotch Connoisseurs
Hard to find, only find in Scotland.
Hey Gents!Looking for some hard to find stuff. Maybe not so much expensive but good, and only to be found in Scotland. Any ideas? Or any ideas on where I might find such information?Thanks for the help!See More
Michael replied to Nathan DeParis's discussion Women: The Infallible Baromoter"Perhaps so, I included morals to cover my bases, there are areas between the two that get cloudy."
Liam S. replied to Alexander Connell's discussion Wolf Blitzer pushes tornado survivor to admit she thanked the lord. She tells him she's an atheist in the group Gentlemen Atheists"Awesome. "
Liam S. replied to Nathan DeParis's discussion Women: The Infallible Baromoter"I disagree that ethics necessarily reflect morals. Virtues, maybe. But manners and ethics are social constructs, not moral ones. Morals *may* come into play, but are not necessarily part of the equation. "
Michael replied to Nathan DeParis's discussion Women: The Infallible Baromoter"I would disagree about manners.
Manners are a subset of ethics, therefore ultimately morals and virtues will come into play."
Michael replied to Nathan DeParis's discussion Women: The Infallible Baromoter"Adam's assertion doesn't require analyzing how a nation treats it's women. Granted treating women appropriately ought be expected of any civilized nation just as treating any person appropriately is.
Adam's assertion…"
D.J. replied to chad's discussion Need girl advice"Read this:
I would say no. But of course I'm not you and I'm not in much of a position to answer that question. YOU should answer it though, if only to yourself. "
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