"I took the thin removable part with clear windows from a passcase wallet. It is really slim. I carry in it credit/debit card, driver's licence, and insurance card. I always carry it in my front trouser pocket or in my coat. I usually carry…"
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How do you encourage learning in boys? Bring a gaming culture to the classroom
Started this discussion. Last reply by StaggerLee Mar 1, 2011. 44 Replies 0 Likes
I would love to hear the community's thoughts on this video:Via: http://bit.ly/gFBJ6S (TED.com) Continue
I'm back
Started this discussion. Last reply by Paul Feb 22, 2011. 1 Reply 0 Likes
I decided to stop using the art of manliness community a while back..to focus on my work and a few other projects that I have been working on. I'm glad to be back..I've missed the community..there…Continue
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Justin replied to Steve's discussion Tie knots"Half Windsor is thinner than the Double. The Double is more symmetrical than the the Half, but works best for a collar that is wide spread. The wider the gap, the larger the knot can be."
Justin replied to Rebekah's discussion Which man exits the elevator first?"Whoever is closest to the door gets out first. If that man is headed to a different floor he kindly shuffles out of the way to let others off."
Justin replied to Justin Cook's discussion The kitchen conundrum"You agreed to the conditions of your residency. No backing out of it now. Roll up your sleeves and get to work."
Justin replied to Victor E. Franklin's discussion Larry Hagman, Dallas TV star"Well, I guess the Dallas reboot is finished. Its bizarre to me that he passed after the series started back up. RIP"
Justin replied to Mike S.'s discussion Underwear bunching up"I recently replaced a couple pairs that started getting holes. This time I decided to go with trunks instead of boxer briefs. I really enjoy that they have less material, they bunch up so much less."
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A group to discuss those objects we carry every day, and the balance between utility, effectiveness, and sentimentality.
Justin replied to Victor E. Franklin's discussion Remaking myself"Sounds like you need to set S.M.A.R.T goals
SMART Goals are Specific
Measurable
Attainable
that are Rewarding
and Timely
Write 5 goals that are inspired in…"
Justin replied to Bobby B.'s discussion Got rid of my facebook...next up the smart phone"This girl and I are just friends. She has told me in the past that she would never date me. I didn't tell her that what she enjoys sucks...I just said that I'm going to spend less time at the bar down the street because I dislike *it and…"
Justin replied to Bobby B.'s discussion Got rid of my facebook...next up the smart phone"You are right man. She has been to the bar 17 times this month at least (judging from foursquare). There is no romantic connection between her and I. I've been avoiding her, she has been holding me back. I've gotten back into running,…"
Justin replied to Bobby B.'s discussion Got rid of my facebook...next up the smart phone"I invite people over to my place all the time. I had this tradition of meeting a girl for Monday Night Football at the dive bar down the street. They serve free chili there on this night. Despite the free chili, I still lay down about 20 bucks every…"
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Native Son replied to Sean Grogan's discussion Opposing a Charter of Secularism in the group Catholic Men"From what I've seen in other venues, this Quebecois initiative sounds a bit like it has the same motivation as California's Proposition 187 did back in the 1990s.
It's apparently a reaction to the perception (and I will not comment on…"
Carl Monster replied to LShieldes's discussion Run fat boy run"While I don't do Crossfit or any of the like because I am happy with my plain vanilla lifting program (and I'm cheap, that stuff is expensive!) what is wrong with a circuit program? They seem to be very effective at raising overall fitness…"
Marvin added a discussion to the group Exercise
How can I get a good workout?
I primarily work on my legs, but I want to gain more physical strength. I don't have a gym membership, so I do everything at home. However, I do have a pair of 10 pound dumbbells and ankle weights, and a 25 pound dumbbell I use for sumo, pile, and wide squats. It's somewhat heavy and it works my lower back so it does the job. My workout consists of:10-20 pushups10-20 single leg pushups10-30 body squats5-10 pile squats5-10 sumo squats5-10 wide squats10 bird dogs10 weight bird dogs10 weight…See More
Jason Detwiler replied to LShieldes's discussion Run fat boy run"Fat people and distance running are not good together. I very strongly suggest you begin a barbell based strength program and after you build up some strength and lose some fat, then begin your quest for a 5k.
Of course, the real question is:…"
Jason Detwiler replied to LShieldes's discussion Run fat boy run"Do not do this. Overweight and repeat high-impact is not a good combination. Build leg strength by doing squats and dead lifts."
Rick Shelton replied to chad's discussion Coed friendships while in a relationship"In a sense, yes. If it is a friendship then yes, even for 'lunch'. But as Will says if she is inviting you to go to her apartment to get your opinion of certain lingerie then that's not a friendship (at least in her…"
Jason Detwiler replied to Hyrum Higgins's discussion Advice on whether to stop talking to a girl"Date a girl who lives nearby. You're 18. Why would you bother with a distance relationship? Move on."
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