What MANLY stuff did you do today?

[SixOhNine]

I re-wired my old knob and tube in Romex.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, dude! We don't need to know what kind of kinky **** you're into.

 

[HORNS]

I hit on a married woman in front of her nine-year old daughter.

 

[barrelntrigger]

I played with a lion cub.

 

[Llerdnaj]

I went to the Northern Pen Show in Chester, Cheshire, England

 

[SixOhNine]



I played with a lion cub.

Manly needs more lion, less cub. Cool, though. This is how it's done.

I hit on a married woman in front of her nine-year old daughter.

 

[barrelntrigger]

Manly needs more lion, less cub. Cool, though.


This is how it's done.

It was a female. Does that count for +2 manly points?

 

[razl]

I haven't checked back in here for quite a while but always thought it was still going strong without me. Sad to see it's withered.

So, bump.

 

[RedLantern]

^ Hey! I did that today! Had to clear out a downspout drain. Also I did the first lawn mowing/etc. of the year and started putting things in the shed that I had built yesterday (decidedly unmanly to have it built).

 

[OmineBurqa]

I fought a bunch of innocent women and almost beat up some weak children. Next question.

 

[SixOhNine]



almost beat up some weak children.

Buck up, buttercup. You'll win next time.

 

[EddyP]

I ate a steak for breakfast and had heartburn for the rest of the day...that is the extent of my manliness.

 

[razl]



I ate a steak for breakfast and had heartburn for the rest of the day...that is the extent of my manliness.

Seriously, a big hunk of red meat first thing in the morning is gettin' it.

 

[A Canuker]

Helping a friend replace the back door on a mini van. It's a utility car and his wife backed the thing into a wall. First to the old pick a part and then to figure out the rest. Manly.

 

[razl]



Helping a friend replace the back door on a mini van. It's a utility car and his wife backed the thing into a wall. First to the old pick a part and then to figure out the rest. Manly.

+1

Post some pics of the adventure.

 

[LawrenceMD]

walked through the woods on my property and cut down some pretty big dying, and or dead and fallen trees/limbs.

with a new chainsaw it was pretty easy/quick work all by myself.

red oak is very heavy though even after cutting up.

looks like I got a ton of firewood out of it.

plan on making some benches with the bigger tree cuts.