Tyler Wells
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Defining the Successful Man

Started this discussion. Last reply by James Wells Aug 11, 2009. 15 Replies

What man most personifies "The Art of Manliness"

Started this discussion. Last reply by Sparky Gage Nov 28, 2009. 63 Replies

 

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Sparky Gage replied to Tyler Wells's discussion What man most personifies "The Art of Manliness"
"I read this article on "Doc Savage" and thought of this thread: http://www.dieselpunks.org/profiles/blogs/living-life-the-doc-savage-way getting back to real people.... Louis L'Amour is someone that always comes to mind when…"
Nov 28, 2009
The Original Cody replied to Tyler Wells's discussion What man most personifies "The Art of Manliness"
"Trudeau is an interesting prime minister.... seems like people either hated or loved the man. I know the french hated him. I imagine his son Justin is going to lead the liberals one day. One young savvy kid."
Nov 28, 2009
The Original Cody replied to Tyler Wells's discussion What man most personifies "The Art of Manliness"
"nope but he was manlier by a landslide."
Nov 28, 2009
Yankee Cowboy Bob replied to Tyler Wells's discussion What man most personifies "The Art of Manliness"
"Did McQueen ever film physically demanding scenes after major surgery? Did he ever win an Oscar? A Harris Poll released January 2009 placed Wayne third among America's favorite film stars, the only deceased star on the list and the only one who…"
Nov 28, 2009
Nick H replied to Tyler Wells's discussion What man most personifies "The Art of Manliness"
"Pierre Elliott Trudeau. Long before there was Obamania, we in Canada had Trudeaumania. The man was well spoken (in English and French). Well read. The ultimate ladiesman. And an amazing father. His wife left him and his young boys and went out and…"
Nov 28, 2009
Nick H replied to Tyler Wells's discussion What man most personifies "The Art of Manliness"
"Where is robot_fighter?"
Nov 28, 2009
LShieldes replied to Tyler Wells's discussion What man most personifies "The Art of Manliness"
"Have you seen any of his spoken word? Saw one in 99, some really good stuff."
Nov 28, 2009
James Murphy replied to Tyler Wells's discussion What man most personifies "The Art of Manliness"
"Quentin Hulse or Teddy Roosevelt"
Nov 28, 2009
Michael D. Denny replied to Tyler Wells's discussion What man most personifies "The Art of Manliness"
"Respectfully, I'd suggest you take another look at Ben Franklin. He was considered in fact, very debonair and stylish. Morally however, he was VERY questionable. Actively pursued married women without hesitation, and was an abysmal, absolutely…"
Nov 27, 2009
The Original Cody replied to Tyler Wells's discussion What man most personifies "The Art of Manliness"
"Steve McQueen... he was twice the man john wayne ever was."
Nov 27, 2009
The Original Cody replied to Tyler Wells's discussion What man most personifies "The Art of Manliness"
"perfection would ruin a man. what makes a man is what he overcomes. our little imperfections are what make us who we are. the perfect man would be a bore."
Nov 27, 2009
Mark Beatty replied to Tyler Wells's discussion What man most personifies "The Art of Manliness"
"Bully :-)!"
Nov 27, 2009
Yankee Cowboy Bob replied to Tyler Wells's discussion What man most personifies "The Art of Manliness"
"However, there is almost no evidence whatsoever of Pontius Pilate's right-hand man. His name was lost to the ages, and his actual title has devolved over the centuries. Essentially, all we have left for the title of Pontius Pilate's…"
Oct 19, 2009
Michael D. Denny replied to Tyler Wells's discussion What man most personifies "The Art of Manliness"
"Yea, it's pretty accepted that Jesus was a real person. We know for a fact that Pontius Pilate was, as correspondence between him and Rome still exists, as well as other physical, archeological evidence from his time as Governor of…"
Oct 19, 2009
Slacker replied to Tyler Wells's discussion What man most personifies "The Art of Manliness"
"Henry Lawrence Garfield, aka: Henry Rollins is someone I keep considering mentioning here. He's an accomplished musician, author, orator, activist and actor. Despite his success he remains a very humble person, lives clean (no drink/drugs), is…"
Oct 19, 2009
James Murphy replied to Tyler Wells's discussion What man most personifies "The Art of Manliness"
"I would have to say either George Washington or Teddy Roosevelt"
Oct 11, 2009

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Website
http://www.holdmyfeettothefire.com
Interests
self-actualization, entrepreneurship, dream realization, travel, soccer.
Books
"For Whom the Bell Tolls" by Hemingway, greatest fiction ever. Nowadays I mostly read for information.
Movies
"The Wings of a Dove" (also a pretty good book). Now that guy Densher knew the Art of Manliness.
Music
Bob Marley, Giuseppe Rossi, Shakira.
Quote
If you would persuade, you must appeal to interest rather than intellect. Benjamin Franklin

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At 5:25pm on June 19, 2009, thehuhman said…
Welcome to the AoM Community, Tyler!
 
 
 

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"Enjoyed an awesome shirtless Saturday. Worked outdoors all day and felt great.  "
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