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Josh V. replied to Ryan Yeager's discussion 30 Days Version 2013!! in the group 30 Days to a Better Man 2009"My Core Values:
God- To my God. To honor my God, obey commandments, read the Bible and pray.
Marriage- To my wife. To honor our vows/covenant, to build up my wife…"
Josh V. replied to Ryan Yeager's discussion 30 Days Version 2013!! in the group 30 Days to a Better Man 2009"I have been thinking about starting this challenge after the new year for the last few weeks. I first began the challenge last year, but unfortunately I fell off track. Not this year! Betterment is too important. I'm down. Thank you for posting…"
Josh V. commented on Brett McKay's group 30 Days to a Better Man 2009"Day 8- First Journal entry made! I picked up a nice leather bound journal from Walmart... not bad.
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Josh V. commented on Brett McKay's group 30 Days to a Better Man 2009"Day 6:I started my Resume and saved it to my computer. This will be a work in progress, as I should continue to update it as needed.
Day 7: I reconnected with an old friend who I had lost touch with."
Josh V. commented on Brett McKay's group 30 Days to a Better Man 2009"Day 5- Thankful for:
1) My wife’s love.
2) My daughter’s happiness.
3) My dog’s need for affection.
4) Caffeine
5) The feeling that comes…"
Josh V. commented on Brett McKay's group 30 Days to a Better Man 2009"Day3- Emailed a mentor at work. Planning a meet.
Day 4-
1.) Resistance training in the gym.
2.) Over 8 hours of sleep.
3.) Animal protein!
Extra Credit- Morning with the wife."
Josh V. commented on Brett McKay's group 30 Days to a Better Man 2009"Day 2- Work boots cleaned and polished! Shoes cleaned and buffed! Check!!"
Josh V. commented on Brett McKay's group 30 Days to a Better Man 2009"Day 1:
I. God
II. Marriage
III. Family
IV. Confidence
V. Country/Patriotism"
Josh V. commented on Brett McKay's group 30 Days to a Better Man 2009"Ready to start my list... Challenge accepted!
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- It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs, who comes short again and again, because there is no effort without error and shortcoming; but who does actually strive to do the deeds; who knows great enthusiasms, the great devotions; who spends himself in a worthy cause; who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who neither know victory nor defeat.
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Matt Eo replied to Nathan DeParis's discussion Man Mints"I am a Tic-Tac guy. The right size and just enough flavor to pop one every hour or so. I always have a pack on my desk and coworkers are always asking for them."
Dallas the Phallus added a discussion to the group Philology: A Group for Verbivores
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From the Grammarphobia blog.Q: In a recent radio appearance, you said the idea that “he” can refer to any human being – man or woman – was introduced in the 18th century by a female grammarian. I think you’re wrong. The concept of male as universal has been around much longer.A: If by “male as universal,” you mean using male pronouns (“he,” “him,” and “his”) for women as well as men, the idea did indeed begin in the 18th century.Before then – for two centuries, in fact – it was considered…See More
Andrew Bennett posted a discussionThe death of neck ties?
I heard that according to researches that the neck tie is expected to become obsolete in the next few decades. Because more and more men are dressing more casually these days thanks to Facebook and google where the CEO shows up in jeans and a hoodie. So is the neck tie really becoming obsolete or are men just not caring about his personal appearance?Please feel free to give your taken on this.See More
Chuck Knight replied to michael mckeown's discussion something for summer in the group Manly Hats!"What are you looking for, in terms of style?
Where I live, a "white" straw cowboy hat is very common. Affordable, too.
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Chuck Knight commented on Steven C.'s group Exercise"Hello, Ivan. Welcome. And, thank you for the offer of assistance. I may have to take you up on your offer."
Ivan S replied to Brian Splash's discussion Progress shots in the group Exercise"I just need to lose some fat before I can share any progress pics. I've gained some muscle, but I don't look lean"
Ivan S commented on Steven C.'s group Exercise"I started working out a few years ago, but since 2011, I am taking it seriously. I've managed to gain 40+ pounds. I'm interesting in exchanging information to help each other out...anyone?"
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