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Morris Harrell joined Andrew's group
Men with Beards
For men with beards to show and share the great life of having a beard. Can there be anything more manly than a beard?
Michael J. Austin left a comment for Morris Harrell"Hope you have the "HAPPIEST" of birthday's Morris !!!"
Morris Harrell commented on Todd Serveto's group Growing in Manliness"I read that same article a while back. I think they do have similar courses in britain however. Check with outfits like Control Risks about their training on the island."
Morris Harrell joined Todd Serveto's group
Growing in Manliness
Men who want to grow in masculinity, develop stronger manly traits, and be more confident in manhood.
Morris Harrell commented on Michael Halbrook's group Eagle Scouts"Circle Ten Council, North Trail District, Troop 82, Dec 2005"
Morris Harrell joined Michael Halbrook's group
Eagle Scouts
Once an Eagle, Always an Eagle.Where many of our journey to manhood started on firm foundation.Sharing stories, inspiration, and updates on scouting todaySee More
Morris Harrell replied to Scott King's discussion What is your Everyday Carry? in the group Knife Collectors & Users"^that benchmade looks mighty fine.
I used to carry a small case knife, unlike any of the ones advertized in today article, but still one hell of a knife.
when i lost it (I KNOW, STUPID), I fished out an emerson commander my dad gave me to use.…"
Morris Harrell replied to Scott King's discussion Have you pulled out your knife in public lately only to see a reaction? in the group Knife Collectors & Users"I'm studying in St. Andrews at the moment and as such have been forced to leave my pocketknife in my desk drawer (TOP DRAWER by the way) for indefinite periods of time. Back in Texas, I would carry my pocket knife everywhere, but still some…"
Morris Harrell joined Scott King's group
Knife Collectors & Users
Looking for a safe place to talk knives and not feel like a social outcast, then join us here at Knife Collectors & Users. We just like knives- current productions, antique, custom & tacticals- really anything with a blade.See More
Morris Harrell joined Vinny Del Zoppo's group
The Survivors and Thrivers
A group dedicated to the life struggles of men. Disease, abuse, mental illness, a broken ceiling tile could be among the topics. Here men can discuss their scars and provide insight as to how they overcame, or continue to overcome, their struggles.See More
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- Interests
- Adventure Sports, Criminology, Film, Videogames
- Books
- Lonesome Dove, Spaceman Blues, Cochrane: The Life and Exploits of A Fighting Captain, Deep Survival, Inside Delta Force, The Heart of Darkness, The Codex, Confessions of a Justified Sinner
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 5:31pm on June 5, 2010,
Michael S. Hilton said… - Happy birthday, Morris!
- At 1:52pm on June 5, 2009, Michael J. Austin said…
- Hope you have the "HAPPIEST" of birthday's Morris !!!
Latest Activity
Brian Splash replied to Brian Splash's discussion Progress shots in the group Exercise"Sorry I should clarify , I have put a few millimetres and even a centimetre here and there but visually there is no difference so I will not be posting an update pic just yet .
Thanks for taking an interest and the support ."
Brian W. Barrett replied to Steve's discussion Hair styles for men with fine hair"No hair dresser. Barber yes."
Brian W. Barrett replied to Jay Moore's discussion Dealing with an ex post break up"Burn the letter don't send it. It just starts the cycle again. She'll think you want her to help process those feelings and as a extension will try to keep contacting you. . . which you seem to not want because of the emotional swings.
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Lawless replied to Matthew L Weiss's discussion Umbrellas ok?"I definitely prefer an umbrella over getting soaking wet in the rain! I have several different types, for example, a nice London Fog one in a carrying bag complete with a shoulder strap, a more traditional cane style one with hook handle, and a…"
Brian W. Barrett replied to Herb Munson's discussion The Primacy and Existence of God in the group The Great Debate"Claims of the Bible. . . what if in fact those claims are false? Your argument necessitates the acceptance of those claims as pure truth. What you have respectfully submitted is a logical fallacy called circular reasoning."
Jay Moore replied to Jay Moore's discussion Dealing with an ex post break up"That was actually pretty helpful. I may write the letter you suggested, and I may even send it to her. I'm not sure at this point, but I'm starting to feel like she's not worth my time. I love the girl, and I miss…"
Brian W. Barrett replied to Herb Munson's discussion The Primacy and Existence of God in the group The Great Debate"Ask the jews what they think of John, Matthew, Mark, and Luke."
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