Police - The Thin Blue Line
This group is for police officers, retired members and those interested in law enforcement.
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I just had one of these the other night. They are hard to beat. Although, I will say as long as I can sit with a drink and cigar I'm happy!"
Herb Munson left a comment for Jeff"Hey Jeff, welcome to The Great Debate. Great to have you with us!"
The Great Debate
"Iron sharpens iron." A place for men to impact each other by debate and exchange of ideas. This is a group where no ideas are off limits. If your motto is, "I never talk about politics or religion," this group is probably not for you. A "gym" for thinkers.See More
"I'm feeling great. I've been going to the local gym since I was 25. I'm active and healthy. I enyoy being with my wife, son and daughter in law and our new baby girl."
Men Over 50
For the slightly older guys. (those who've already received the letter from AARP!) Let's just see how many of us are proud to have made it this far!See More
"My grandpa and dad owned a barbershop together in a small town in Michigan. It looked almost exactly like the picture you have on your inaugural discussion. A two chair shop where all the older guys of the town would stop in after they got their…"
The Barbershop
It's just seems natural that Art of Manliness should have a barbershop group. My intent of this group is to gather and share general thoughts and experiences concerning barbershops. Anything from a good barbershop that you have found to pictures and stories of shops you have visited to discussing anything barbershop. See More
Family Man
This AoM group is devoted to the betterment of families. It's for men striving to be better husbands, fathers, and sons. Are you a "family man"? Join this group today!See More
"I believe shaking a hand is a sign of respect toward that person. If you have no respect for the individual you are dealing with I wouldn't shake his hand. It has happened to me countless times in my line of work and I don't feel bad about…"
Concealed Carry Club
Every gentleman should be able to adequately protect himself and his family from ruffians’ intent on doing harm. This group welcomes anyone who takes pride in their second amendment right to keep and bear arms in a legally concealed manner.
"I enjoyed a Padron 1964 last night. It was a great smoke!"
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- At 9:00pm on December 11, 2012, Herb Munson said…
Hey Jeff, welcome to The Great Debate. Great to have you with us!
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James Head replied to James Head's discussion Women, my curse!"Thanks Luxinator! Good, Strong words. Certainly worth considering on my part.
I'll be the first to admit that my control mechanism has deteriorated since my divorce. My mindset has regressed from being an aspiring Gentleman to embracing my…"
New Warriors
For discussing intense experiential work, owning the shadow, or any of the other things the ManKind Project is all about.
Joshua joined Omar Cabaleiro's group
Naturopathic Healing
open forum for discussion about naturopathy, alternative medicine, etc. physical training, nutrition, herbalism, bodywork, energy work, etc.See More
"Exactly my sentiments! I don't want a non-Christian leading school prayer. The way things are going, if prayer were approved in schools, it might end up being a Muslim! My children are grown. But teaching prayer,…"
"Same with me! "
Liam S. replied to J. Hughes's discussion Are we failing at spreading the Word? in the group Christian Men"Was it really so bad?
Ask an atheist, or Jew in Little Rock at the time - What did they think? - Did they feel that the government represented them under those conditions? Probably not so bad overall, but still constitutes an…"
Liam S. replied to J. Hughes's discussion Are we failing at spreading the Word? in the group Christian Men"And my real question remains are we failing at spreading the Word, if more people walked around with a belief in a creator and final judgment would these things be as popular?
I don't know. I think probably it wouldn't affect much.…"
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