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What does one keep in a hip-flask?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Krieg Feb 27, 2011.
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Kasper commented on Kasper's group Gourmands & Gluttons"Just a picture from last year, as it's been such a while since my last visit here. This is the Copper Kettle Cafe's Mega Burger, eating of which wins the eater a free meal at a later date. The challenge isn't timed, though…"
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Gourmands & Gluttons
While other groups may focus on the manly trait of self-discipline, it still holds true that one of man's strengths is his capacity to eat. A lot. Here you can reminisce about superb meals you've enjoyed and share tips on where to get a good feed.See More
Ryan Tucker joined Kasper's groupGourmands & Gluttons
While other groups may focus on the manly trait of self-discipline, it still holds true that one of man's strengths is his capacity to eat. A lot. Here you can reminisce about superb meals you've enjoyed and share tips on where to get a good feed.See More
Corwin Evans Sharp commented on Kasper's photo
Kon Tiki shark
"Awesome, funny it should come up as I am currently reading the RA expeditions for the 2nd time. Thor was certainly a man among men, and that's saying a lot because his fellow adventurers included some rough and rugged characters with diverse…"
Kasper commented on Kasper's photoKon Tiki shark
"I love that story. I don't know if anybody reading this is in London but my small collection of Thor Heyerdahl books is currently on display in a great art space in Deptford called Utrophia..."
Corwin Evans Sharp commented on Kasper's photoKon Tiki shark
"I love Kon Tiki and the pictures in fact his portion of the book where they talk about catching the sharks by hand is amazing"
Kasper commented on Kasper's photo
contents of my pockets
"The magnifying glass I bought at a flea market in Hungary about six years ago. it says 'Filatelia' on it which is Italian (I'm guessing) for stamp-collecting..."
Corwin Evans Sharp commented on Kasper's photocontents of my pockets
"I really enjoy this picture, I've always been a fan of pictures of this nature, it's basically a life study, everyone is different, I met an old sailor who hadn't been to sea in years, but he carried a bone fid around it was rubbed…"
Kasper commented on Kasper's photo
Manly paraphernalia
"Cool, well here's a link to my flickr page with some of my drawings and prints, Native American pipes included... http://www.flickr.com/photos/kasperpincis/sets/72157604290752777/"
Kodanshi Helcarver commented on Kasper's photoManly paraphernalia
"“there were some cool native American pipes in the British Museum so I'll post them up one day...”
Please do!"
Dainis Kalnins commented on Kasper's photo
my grandpa as a kid
"Interesting how things come full circle like that sometimes. I have a shot of my grandpa at a DP camp somewhere with some friends - when I was 17 (the age he was in the picture) my mom dug it up and we looked pretty much the exact same - down to the…"
Kasper replied to Andre Salvatierra's discussion I might be relocating to London permanently this year, and I'm kind of stressing out about it."Hey, London's great, don't worry! I may be biased as I'm born and raised here, but I like to think I have a fairly well-rounded view. My mum's Polish, my step-dad's a Kiwi and I coach volleyball and play for a club so…"
Krieg replied to Kasper's discussion What does one keep in a hip-flask?"I have a stainless steal flask and according to the instructions (funny, you think using a flask would be the easiest thing in the world) it says you should not keep anything in it for longer than three days."
Jeff replied to Kasper's discussion What does one keep in a hip-flask?"I have a glass lined flask that has stainless highlights so there isn't a change in the drink, but the steel flask I have I never put anything in it that I don't plan on throwing down that day. Does anyone know if a flask is set with…"
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- art, books, volleyball, food, hard-boiled detective fiction, philosophy, museums, karaoke
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- Walden- Henry David Thoreau, the Name of the Rose- Umberto Eco, Anything by Raymond Chandler, Dashiell Hammett or P.G. Wodehouse, the Magic Mountain- Thomas Mann, Cannery Row- John Steinbeck
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- the Princess Bride, the Adventures of Robin Hood (1938 Errol Flynn & Olivia de Haviland version), Little Shop of Horrors, For a Few Dollars More, Team America- World Police
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-"Man will inevitably only hit what he aims at, so, though he should fail immediately, he had best aim high..."
-Henry David Thoreau
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the Oviator
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Knut Haugland, RIP
Posted on January 1, 2010 at 1:48pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Just a short blog entry from me, but i wanted to mention the passing of Knut Haugland, last surviving member of the Kon Tiki expedition of 1947. Also one of the heroes of Telemark during WWII. Definitely an inspirational character for the Art of Manliness. Obituary here- http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2009/dec/30/knut-haugland-obituary
And I'm attaching a picture from the Kon Tiki Expedition… Continue
And I'm attaching a picture from the Kon Tiki Expedition… Continue
Comment Wall (6 comments)
- At 9:37am on January 17, 2010, Kasper said…
- Just celebrating breaking back into the top 50 manliest men. Whoop whoop. Don't know if it was really worth the pain of my break-up to afford me the time to contribute so much to the community, but there you go... Every cloud...? (Only kidding, I'm so lonely and want her back... oi vei...)
- At 5:44am on January 11, 2010,
Joe Murphy said… - Well, that yellow hat is as good a reason as any. =)
- At 3:13pm on January 8, 2010,
Dallas Gaytheist said… - "Be silent, unless what you have to say is better than silence".
Sage advice. I have some quotes on silence somewhere. I'll have to check around for them when I have time.
- At 6:25pm on January 2, 2010,
Herb Munson said… - Just wanted to say welcome to The Great Debate! Pleasure to have you there.
- At 7:31am on August 30, 2009,
Andre said… - I see you appreciate traditional Maltese food :)
- At 2:57pm on May 5, 2009, Kasper said…
- Well, there it goes, I finally dropped out of the top ten manliest manly men. I could never really expect to sustain that level of web activity but it was fun while it lasted...
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Elliott Jason Ridgway commented on Elliott Jason Ridgway's group Canine Enthusiasts"Welcome to the pack, Carl... !"
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