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John Kunze
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Personal Intro
Started this discussion. Last reply by Raj Oct 31, 2009. 9 Replies 0 Likes
Hello,Been keeping track of the website for a few months but just now signed up for the forums. In these precious hours on insomnia I am too sleepy to get any work done and too alert to stare at the…Continue
Don't ask, don't tell
Started this discussion. Last reply by Chris Nov 6, 2009. 84 Replies 0 Likes
With all the frevor on my CNN and my Daily Show lately, I've come to wonder how my fellow men feel about gays in the military and also about women in the military. I never quite made up my mind on…Continue
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Dennis Leber replied to John Kunze's discussion removing the gas tank in the group Motorcycles"Yes you can, the gas will stay in tank, there may be a fuel line that you need to clamp off but you will be fine. I take mine off everytime I change the spark plugs."
Elder Greg Madden left a comment for John Kunze"Boomer Sooner! Good to see another guy from Norman here on AOM! And BTW, do you ride a cycle? I ride a Harley Ultra Classic!"
John Kunze replied to Brett McKay's discussion Is Playing Chess Any Different than Playing Video Games?"A good question, one I had not thought of before. I played both a lot as a kid. Now at 23, I feel like a loser when I play video games and like a man when I play chess. I would have answered simply -- Chess: Manly. Video games: Childish. But,…"
Brian Escamilla replied to John Kunze's discussion removing the gas tank in the group Motorcycles"For most bikes, the gas flow from the tank is controlled by a petcock located on the underside of the gas tank. Just turn it to the "OFF" position and you should be able to remove it without spilling anyt gas. Always, check your manual…"
John Kunze added a discussion to the group Motorcycles
removing the gas tank
Can I remove the gas tank while it's relatively full of gas, or will it all drop out the bottom or some such thing?
John Kunze replied to Brett McKay's discussion Art of Manliness Book Signing Tomorrow"I just realized that Quail Springs is a place and not a mall. I may not be the brightest apple in the barrel, but at least I try!"
Isaac Dane Furniss replied to John Kunze's discussion Don't ask, don't tell"To be truthful, in my experience in student services at my University, I have learned that the terms homo-, bi- and heterosexual are not to be used in non-scientific fields.
According to a Psychology professor and an English professor both assisting…"
Don Davis replied to John Kunze's discussion Don't ask, don't tell"Like you said, they are already dealing with it, and just like any band aid, it doesn't get any less painful by waiting until later. This is something that is not ever going to go away. People are naturally fearful of people that aren't…"
Lawrence W. Owens replied to John Kunze's discussion Don't ask, don't tell"women have been a viable part of the armed forces all the way back to the nurses of the American Revolution,so I say godspeed to all women who serve they are truly awesome"
Lawrence W. Owens replied to John Kunze's discussion Don't ask, don't tell"truthfully when it comes to defending our constitution and our rights as free americans,i could care less if the marine sailor or soldier fighting on the front lines is a homosexual,they are risking their lifes to protect mine and everyone elses I…"
Don Davis replied to John Kunze's discussion Don't ask, don't tell"As a member of the military, I really don't care. I love having women in te military, an as far as other men go, it really doesn't matter to me. I know that this may not be the most popular opinion, but what someone does in their bedroom…"
Jamie Q replied to John Kunze's discussion Don't ask, don't tell""What bothers me the most is that these arguments are based on the assumption that these men have no self control."
I responded to that mischaracterization here.
"To say that because of this one fact that we have to assume that…"
Jamie Q replied to John Kunze's discussion Don't ask, don't tell"I don't know why fear always has to be bandied about in these discussions. I, for one, don't have an ounce of fear that I'll ever be raped by a gay man. I don't for one moment believe that those serving in our military would fear…"
Will replied to John Kunze's discussion Don't ask, don't tell"Yes, politics is like a sport or a soap opera. Maybe more like a soap opera, in that it often brings out the worst in characters. When posting in this thread, please consider, will your post help you develop your own manliness, or help others…"
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Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 12:26pm on November 4, 2010, Elder Greg Madden said…
- Boomer Sooner! Good to see another guy from Norman here on AOM! And BTW, do you ride a cycle? I ride a Harley Ultra Classic!
- At 6:55pm on April 12, 2010,
Michael J. Austin said… - HAPPY BIRTHDAY !!!!
- At 9:22am on October 28, 2009,
Mike Norris said… - Welcome to Man's Best Friend Group. We're glad to have you John.
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Vytautas replied to James Head's discussion Women, my curse!"I agree that there is a tendency amongst feminists to criticize women who make 'traditional' choices in family and career. This view denies the will of the woman to choose for herself, and prejudicially believes that a…"
Vytautas replied to J. Hughes's discussion Are we failing at spreading the Word? in the group Christian Men"Just because homosexuality is being discussed or prayer isn't allowed in schools doesn't mean that Christian identity is being eroded.
Having a stranglehold on the laws and customs of a nation does not constitute our identity as…"
J. Hughes added a discussion to the group Christian Men
Are we failing at spreading the Word?
Are we failing at spreading the Word?One of the things I believe to be happening is a very small but very vocal minority is changing the way the country (USA) thinks and acts.What might be considered as biblically right is in flux and the backbone of who we were is being shifted, curved and warped into some distorted image of our former self. "In God we Trust", is printed on our money, “ Do you swear to tell the truth…"(hand on the Bible), homosexuality is being discussed in the Boy Scouts, no…See More
Vytautas replied to Larry's discussion Do you love your Christian brothers? in the group Christian Men"Try as I may, I fail, sinner that I am.
I am often frustrated by my Christian brothers' and sisters' bigoted and close-minded attitudes."
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