The peak man under this system is a high net worth virgin mormon so they get a multiplier effect since they'd only get like a .25 or .5 for a soak or two on the body count, with a small dick and wildly unathletic
You left out the scents that make a man manly…whiskey, gunpowder, gasoline, sweat and shaving cream. Poll is invalid.
Seeing as how my body count is higher than my net worth, I'm actually making my dick bigger even before multiplying by 600. The math checks out.
Coughlin's Law: no matter what they may say, a woman will always be impressed by the amount a man can drink.
You have a higher final number if your net worth is 5 and your body count is 1, than if your net worth is 1 and your body count is 5 So obviously better starting point, for the metric at least, in reality, hats off to ya
In retrospect, I thinking about dividing by a fraction even though the equation never contemplates it, so my math was indeed nonsense.
“Sleepless nights” and “endless days” is a great thing to put on a shirt when you’re in a heavily regulated industry with strict hours of service limitations.
The number one manly thing is opening a cupboard to look for something, seeing with certainty that it isn't there, then your wife looks and immediately finds it
Also really enjoyed opening thread, clicking on OP's username and seeing he was viewing Lizzie Maguire thread...
i strive be like stone cold steve austin that's it - he's my definition Also, like a few of you guys said, nearly everything that fucking sucks in this world was invented or heavily promulgated by dudes. We are trash people.
Also after giving it some thought I can honestly say I don’t think there is one true definition of “manliness” and don’t think there ever has been. Well, maybe oppression of the other is a common theme when it comes to being “manly”. Other than that you could probably fine an exception to whatever is considered “manly”. “Manliness” is just something some use to make others feel less than and inferior. As long as I’m a good person I’ll stick to defying what I consider to be a man for myself and not worry about what others think about me and my “manliness”.
Something like “just do what needs to be done” seems to be about the most non-toxic idea of manliness. And any gender could do that of course. I just want there to be an addition of “but feel your feelings and listen to smart people around you” added on to it. I love having a daughter but sometimes I wish I had a boy so I could teach him to be a wise and strong person but also to help buck the shittiest characteristics of the male gender.