"Does it have to have manly flavors, like motor oil or steak?
I don't know of any mints that have such awesomeness in them."
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Adoption?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Tim Dec 19, 2012. 31 Replies 0 Likes
My wife and I are considering adoption. She's always wanted to adopt, and it had never been a thought of mine until I met her. Now that we've been married three years, I'm getting to the point of…Continue
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Community (Tiny) Feature Request
Started this discussion. Last reply by Shane Jan 9, 2012. 10 Replies 0 Likes
Can you make the main Art of Manliness graphic at the top of the site link back to the main page?www.ArtOfManliness.comI always wind up having to retype…Continue
Cars, Catholics and Characters, oh my!
Started this discussion. Last reply by John Muir Dec 25, 2011. 5 Replies 0 Likes
Long time reader, first time poster.I'm Catholic, charismatic, and like to participate in theological/philosophical conversations. Sometimes I actually make a good point.I'm 30, married and loving…Continue
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Steve C replied to Chris Hamm's discussion Who Wears a Watch Anymore?"I'm wearing one now. It allows my phone to stay in my pocket. It's just nice to have the time on your wrist."
Steve C replied to Dustin Snider's discussion Best Way To Get Into Wood-Working?"My first thought was, "Jump in!"
But, to flesh it out, I would say that the best way to learn it to do it. I would not suggest quitting a job right away, but start a few projects that will challenge you, and, if you do it well, could…"
Steve C replied to Nate Thallas's discussion Looking for input on a new set of wheels"I can't say I like any of those. The one time I drove a Liberty, the seats were atrocious. Absolutely uncomfortable.
I know this isn't on your list, but our 2004 Subaru Forester has been great. It's at ~130k…"
Steve C replied to Rick Shelton's discussion Does anyone work on their cars/truck/SUV anymore?"If you want a forum where half the users seem to be able to swap a hemi into an original Mini, and, in general, are mechanical heroes, look no further than grassrootsmotorsports.com. I mostly read around on it, but my mechanical knowledge (and…"
Samuel Chapman replied to Steve C's discussion Habemus Papam! in the group Catholic Men"These attitudes are always prevalent and, to me, inexplicable. The Anglican church has taken the path of ordaining women and several other of these policies that liberals feel churches ought to take. The end result has neither been effective nor…"
Nick H replied to Steve C's discussion Habemus Papam! in the group Catholic Men"Considering most if not all Cardinals have been hand picked by Benedict or JPII, I'd be surprised if there was one in there supporting Liberation Theology."
Nathan DeParis replied to Steve C's discussion Habemus Papam! in the group Catholic Men"I actually was pleasantly surprised by his orthodoxy. It is nice to have a Jesuit because he has experience in taking the gospel to a worldly audience. I think we do need that now. Pope emeritus was more introverted, but Pope Francis is a lot more…"
Vytautas replied to Steve C's discussion Habemus Papam! in the group Catholic Men"I don't think "enthralled" is accurate in terms of the media's supposed "obsession" with this.
First, that a moral and religious leader would balk before a very evil regime is a legitimate concern and should be…"
Native Son replied to Steve C's discussion Habemus Papam! in the group Catholic Men"I spoke more of the folks (identified in the mainstream press as Catholic) who immediately began to condemn Francis because he didn't immediately take actions friendly to their personl agendas. Specifically, and this started showing…"
Mike M. replied to Steve C's discussion Habemus Papam! in the group Catholic Men"FWIW, he didn't renew the appointments of the curia members, which is usually done right away. I don't want to make any outlandish predictions about a drastic house cleaning, but it seems reasonable to think that he's reviewing…"
Mike M. replied to Steve C's discussion Habemus Papam! in the group Catholic Men"While he's undoubtedly focused on justice for the disadvantaged (as we should all be,) so far, I'm seeing a Pope whose primary focus is on the Cross (as ours should be.)"
Mike M. replied to Steve C's discussion Habemus Papam! in the group Catholic Men"As far as I can tell, they're basing the "Dirty Wars" story on rumors that originated with members of a murderous communist regime who had no love for Bergoglio. If their stories came with any evidence, I'd certainly…"
Mike M. replied to Steve C's discussion Habemus Papam! in the group Catholic Men"I suppose I didn't really explain myself before. It's not so much about the EF for its own sake. Pope Benedict never indicated that he wanted the EF to replace the ordinary form. He did, however, talk of mutual…"
Mike M. replied to Steve C's discussion Habemus Papam! in the group Catholic Men"You think that there are things that override the importance of leading people to Christ? Most people do... those people are not Christians.
As for Francis being a Jesuit, he wasn't exactly one of the cool kids in the order. He was…"
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Todd Serveto replied to Max B's discussion losing my Dad"It seems so shallow and inadequate to say "my condolences" or "I'm sorry". I lost my mother when I was 13 (heart trouble)--thought I'd never get over that), and I lost my dad around 20 years ago (cancer), plus…"
Liam S. replied to Herb Munson's discussion The Primacy and Existence of God in the group The Great Debate"We currently don't have any reliable evidence that anyone has every seen anyone die on a cross and come back. Not sure how Shieldes' proposal is any different except that his would be new enough to actually investigate the…"
Phil Shannon replied to Max B's discussion losing my Dad"Max I'm sorry that you are facing this. Like Roberto said, everyone deals with things differently. The important thing to remember is that you will get through it. There aren't any shortcuts or easy answers when you lose a loved one. Last…"
Karl Helweg replied to Thomas's discussion Car camping road trip"http://coloradoscouter.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/FeaturedImage_BackpackingMeals.jpg
You could precreate leftovers that do not need refrigeration.
Depending on your driving schedule there is the old manifold cooking method:…"
"Puny Gods die on crosses, I would be like Thor riding off with Natalie Portman or Posieden fishing for Kraken"
JonEdanger replied to Herb Munson's discussion The Primacy and Existence of God in the group The Great Debate"If I saw someone die on a cross and come back I'd be more inclined to agree with you."
Herb Munson replied to Herb Munson's discussion The Primacy and Existence of God in the group The Great Debate"The proof of the pudding is in the eating. I would examine your life, words, works and power ... then, if ... though you were sinless... I saw you die on a cross for my sins ... I would consider it."
JonEdanger replied to Herb Munson's discussion The Primacy and Existence of God in the group The Great Debate"You might end up serving Koolaid in Shieldstown, Guyana"
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