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A man can be expert in nothing, but he must be practiced in many things. Skills. You don't have to master them all at once. You simply have to collect and develop a certain number of skills as the years tick by. People count on you to come through. That's why you need these, to start.

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He left out the most important one.

76. Recognize such lists as the prattling of an insecure man who is trying to show why you don't measure up to him.


Cheers

Looks like Grendel failed the test.

FUCK'IN link will not let you back page

Looks like Grendel failed the test.

Looks like Dave doesn't understand rule # 76 and how it actually applies to him.

Cheers

Grendel, right on!

Grendel has got it.

There are a few things on the list I agree with, but a man should by no means be measured by his ability to accomplish petty social tasks.

73. Caress a woman's neck.


!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

At least we've heard from the "inept nerd" crowd...

And who's to say I didn't fail the test?

Typical Esquire Magazine fare. Worth reading if you're just starting to climb the social ladder.

i stopped when i got to number 4 of the list - score a baseball game.
what a bore.

all the best

A lot of that list is just plain useful stuff that any regular guy can do with some degree of expertise. There are plenty of How-Tos for the untutored. Unless you're a dork and dangerous to others.

Here's something that's not on the list.

www.drudge.com

76. Ask a chick you don't really know that well for a BJ and get it.

you shouldnt have to ask.

76. dont read magazines like Esquire, Gentleman's Quarterly.

I like the list. As a single father raising an 11 y/o boy, I think about things like this. They did forget an important one though...
Learn a musical instrument.

I like the list. As a single father raising an 11 y/o boy, I think about things like this. They did forget an important one though...
Learn a musical instrument.
Posted by TFDNihilist at 2008-05-09 11:01 PM


Music, reading, writing, singing or playing absolutely should be one of the top 5.

I'm not convinced that scoring a baseball game qualifies in the top 10. I'd be more inclined to teach a good old card game like pinochle, poker or cribbage.

Bow ties are not as useful as neckties knots Shelby, half-Windsor, etc. you can use every day. I rely on clip-on bows which generally keep crisper and cleaner lines for those rare occasions.

Massage should be in there someplace. Pick a body part and Silver Ironist's 76 will turn into 69.:]

Flower arrangement and disembowelment are also missing.:]


7. Cook meat somewhere other than the grill.


Uh.

Why? Everything is better bbq'd or grilled.

"2. Tell if someone is lying. Everyone has his theory. Pick one, test it. Choose the tells that work for you. I like these: Liars change the subject quickly. Liars look up and to their right when they speak. Liars use fewer contractions. Liars will sometimes stare straight at you and employ a dead face. Liars never touch their chest or heart except self-consciously. Liars place objects between themselves and you during a conversation."


yeah...right

8 Reasons Why This is the Dumbest Generation. Take the test.

www.boston.com

The author of this list seems to be overcompensating for being a secret queer.



1. Give advice that matters in one sentence.


The real number one is:

Know when to speak and when to stay quiet and just listen.


Mastery of that skill unfortunately mostly comes only with age.

8 Reasons Why This is the Dumbest Generation. Take the test.
www.boston.com
Posted by Ray at 2008-05-11 10:23 AM

Number 1 - Fluoride.

It's been proven to severely retard brain development, particularly in babies. Beyond that it's simply killing you slowly through toxicity. According to the CDC 1/3 of American children have fluorosis that's fluoride poisoning. 8oz of tap water contains as much fluoride as a pea-sized drop of most toothpastes. Anything beyond that is considered TOXIC. Read the tubes for yourselves. Check the commercials they always slather a huge loop of toothpaste on the brush not only is that misrepresentation of proper medical use of their products, but promoting fluoride poisoning.

ADHD and violent tendencies are direct side-effects. These kids have neurological damage from drinking water, toothpastes and the tap water used in baby formula, on and on throughout their lives.

I really like lorax2013 - his medical explanations are pretty succinct.

Also, since fluoride increases aluminum absorption 600% it makes no sense why chemtrails are mainly composed of aluminum and barium. And it's pretty much proven that aluminum in combination with fluoride promotes Alzheimer's dementia, plus fluoride is used in rat poison for chrissakes it's more poisonous than LEAD. EPA, CDC, government and military needs to be answering some of these serious allegations.

This has been known about since well before 1986.

Oops, put chlorine and aluminum also promotes Alzheimer's disease. You really shouldn't drink tap water ever or swim in highly chlorinated pools.

Who bakes bacon?

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