Posted on 07/28/2010 5:41:48 PM PDT by Kimmers
That was good.
A bit serious for this thread, but really good.
Your parents gave you the chance to be whatever you are, because they gave you the chance to be.
I suck at that whole “write a sonnet” thing. But I’m still looking down at the grass, rather than up, so maybe I can learn. :-)
If only they knew what I would become? LOL
I thought the same thing. Use mass transit? Hug another man? Type with more than two fingers?
C’mon!
When a guy can maintain his own car, truck, cycle, boat AND snowmobile, he doesn’t need mass transit.
A hand shake is good enough.
If the guy has to type with more than two fingers, the chick better know to fix the washer and dryer.
Yep.
I fail 17, 23 & 30.
11. Navigate your way around an unfamiliar city without getting completely and utterly lost.
But this is how you find the best dinning establishments. The real skill it finding it again the next time.
Another of my favorites:
Get a shot off fast. This upsets him long enough to let you make your second shot perfect.
— Lazarus Long
There aren't any extant.
Rule Number 2: Double Tap!
You got to 42?
I think you need some response for it to be actual flirting. Used to have underage beers in a cemtery, no one complained and the cops wouldn’t get out of their cars to look.
NOT!!!!!!! unless he's choking...this list was written by a women!
Not even your dad or elderly uncle? Sure ya would! :)
I’m a woman but i have a husband and two teenage sons but here’s the way my list would go:
1. Be able to protect and defend the women in your life.
2. Change the oil in a car
3. change a flate tire.
4. know how to fix things...pretty much anything:)
5. don’t get caught crying by your women....unless someone died!
6.Be kind to children, animals and the elderly.
7. Back up your woman.
8. Family first.
9. know how to hunt, clean and cook game.
10. Work hard and get dirty doing it...
anyone care to add more?
Everything else is optional.
Good for you. I have a son and a daughter who are being taught the same things. I don’t differentiate. My daughter is being taught guy stuff so that if she ends up with a pansy, she won’t be be left in a jam.
All those things listed but mostly to be self reliant.
My mother killed herself and my father died shortly after and I ended up being the old guy in the family at the ripe old age of 28. It’s kinda personal. Never hurts to be prepared.
My mom had a ‘60 Falcon that could be push started.
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