Man law

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Mitspa

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Man law....almost never a time to discuss emotion's. Unless your talking to mom; wife or sister.
 
NotmebutHim

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JonahLynx said:
Emotions? What are those? :p
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They are (or were) a singing group that:

1. Gave us the song "Best of My Love" (different meaning and lyrics from the Eagles version)

2. Sang backup to Earth, Wind and Fire on their song "Boogie Wonderland"

;)
 
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cmarieh

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I know when I was growing up my dad would get angry if anyone hurt his little girls. to be honest, my dad still feels that way towards my sister and I.

Would that be considered a man law?
 
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Mitspa

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cmarieh said:
I know when I was growing up my dad would get angry if anyone hurt his little girls. to be honest, my dad still feels that way towards my sister and I.

Would that be considered a man law?
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Absolutely ...the daughters are always off limits...and sisters too :)
 
JonahLynx

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cmarieh said:
I know when I was growing up my dad would get angry if anyone hurt his little girls. to be honest, my dad still feels that way towards my sister and I.

Would that be considered a man law?
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Any man who does not protect his daughter is no man at all.
 
seoulsearch

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Are we allowed to propose a supposed Man Law if it isn't already in the book?

I would like to make it An Official Man Law to always wear your pants at your waistline. (I realize I may be speaking to a different generation here.)

The only mischievous thoughts I have when seeing the waistband of a guy's undies 4 inches above his pants is that he's in danger of becoming the recipient of the World's Biggest Wedgie.

And no, I have never given someone a wedgie. But personally, I think it's the Male Version of Modesty.

And I'm all for keeping the safety--not to mention dignity--of our fellow men intact.
 
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Mitspa

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seoulsearch said:
Are we allowed to propose a supposed Man Law if it isn't already in the book?

I would like to make it An Official Man Law to always wear your pants at your waistline. (I realize I may be speaking to a different generation here.)

The only mischievous thoughts I have when seeing the waistband of a guy's undies 4 inches above his pants is that he's in danger of becoming the recipient of the World's Biggest Wedgie.

And no, I have never given someone a wedgie. But personally, I think it's the Male Version of Modesty.

And I'm all for keeping the safety--not to mention dignity--of our fellow men intact.
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Well this is a little tricky...but I don't know any men that wear pants like that,... I have seen this thing and know it may be a style in some places ...but I don't know any man that understands man law that would approve of that fashion...what do I know...Im 46 and traditional :(
 
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blondieindahouse

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seoulsearch said:
Are we allowed to propose a supposed Man Law if it isn't already in the book?

I would like to make it An Official Man Law to always wear your pants at your waistline. (I realize I may be speaking to a different generation here.)

The only mischievous thoughts I have when seeing the waistband of a guy's undies 4 inches above his pants is that he's in danger of becoming the recipient of the World's Biggest Wedgie.

And no, I have never given someone a wedgie. But personally, I think it's the Male Version of Modesty.

And I'm all for keeping the safety--not to mention dignity--of our fellow men intact.
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Never gave a wedgie? Even as a kid? Hmmmmm
Well, I did! I got them plenty of times from my siblings too. But back in the day you actually had to be sneaky to grab on to that waistband on the undies. lol
Today,they make it so easy and quite frankly it is a frightening sight .
 
seoulsearch

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Mitspa said:
Well this is a little tricky...but I don't know any men that wear pants like that,... I have seen this thing and know it may be a style in some places ...but I don't know any man that understands man law that would approve of that fashion...what do I know...Im 46 and traditional :(
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Yeah, I do think a lot of it has to do with age.

I work with a lot of guys under the age of 30 and nearly all of them wear that style... along with earrings and tats galore (as in entire sleeves--enough tattoos to completely cover their arms and make it look like they've been in prison) which I know can also be another generational (and regional) style.

And nope, I have to say that in this particular area of life, I was the total Good Girl. Never even tried to give a wedgie.

However, I can't say the thought has never entered my mind. :cool:
 
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MissCris

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Anything I might know about "man law", I learned by watching Tim Allen on Home Improvement or else from Clint Eastwood movies...which I think means I know nothing and should probably not try to guess.
 
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LiJo

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jennymae said:
Why be folks posting so many cat pics? I'm not against it, and I'm not a crazy cat lady either;). I'm just being curious:)
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Same here....not a cat person at all!!! Thank goodness I have 2 kids that are highly allergic to cats :D
 
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LiJo

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seoulsearch said:
Are we allowed to propose a supposed Man Law if it isn't already in the book?

I would like to make it An Official Man Law to always wear your pants at your waistline. (I realize I may be speaking to a different generation here.)

The only mischievous thoughts I have when seeing the waistband of a guy's undies 4 inches above his pants is that he's in danger of becoming the recipient of the World's Biggest Wedgie.

And no, I have never given someone a wedgie. But personally, I think it's the Male Version of Modesty.

And I'm all for keeping the safety--not to mention dignity--of our fellow men intact.
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How about no black socks with sandals? As a matter of fact no socks period! lol
 
seoulsearch

seoulsearch

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LiJo said:
How about no black socks with sandals? As a matter of fact no socks period! lol
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Aw, I have to say, I fail this rule and I'm not even a man.

I get horrible blisters if I don't wear some sort of cushion between my shoes and my feet. I hate nylons, stockings, and tights, so I get around this by choosing attire that allows me to wear either sneakers (with socks) or a pair of well-broken-in loafers.

I am all about comfort before fashion!
 
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jennymae said:
Why be folks posting so many cat pics? I'm not against it, and I'm not a crazy cat lady either;). I'm just being curious:)
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Because this is our favorite way of cyber-bullying Mitspa.
 
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GaryA

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seoulsearch said:
The only mischievous thoughts I have when seeing the waistband of a guy's undies 4 inches above his pants is that he's in danger of becoming the recipient of the World's Biggest Wedgie.
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"And perhaps he should..." ;)

:)
 
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GaryA

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Mitspa said:
I have seen this thing and know it may be a style in some places...
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'style'????? :eek:

:rolleyes:

( Does not match any of the words that seem to come to mind... ;) )
 
maxwel

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Man Law:


If the guy next to lets out a long, bellowing belch...
he's challenging you to a contest.

And your manhood WILL be at stake.
 
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