Comments for Web Club: The Art of Manliness

Web Club: The Art of Manliness

2009-11-11T06:46:00Z

Submitted by: Ernest Wilkins, 24, Frathouse by way of Homewood

Ernest says: "These days there seems to be a bit of a disconnect with what it means to be a "man". This site works hard to bridge the gap between our gruff fore-fathers and today's modern man. From motivational quotes to life skills, this one's got it all. Now I'm off to chop down a tree and wrestle a bear."

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Comment from pt on 2009-11-11

2009-11-11T14:05:13Z

lol! Awesome, Ernest

Comment from Joe the Cop on 2009-11-11

2009-11-11T17:49:14Z

I can't believe I've made it this far in my life without that website. Thank you!

Comment from Guy Smiley on 2009-11-11

2009-11-11T18:47:13Z

God knows these skinny jeans, tight-hoodie-wearing, sensitive-acoustic-guitar-music loving guys I see today could use this site. I've got nothing against being sensitive to the feelings of others not being overly-macho, but a lot off the guys out there need to "man up". Put down the frappachino and drink some black coffee. And just because you drink a PBR every now and then doesn't make you a "working stiff". We've gotten in touch with our feminine side long enough, time to get back in touch with the masculine side.

Comment from Stanley on 2009-11-11

2009-11-12T00:01:16Z

Right on Guy Smiley! As I was walking in the Loop yesterday, I was by the Cook County Bldg, I think, the one with all the massive columns? Anyway, I thought to myself: What manner of men were living in Chicago at the turn of the century? (From 1800s to 1900s) Although men today do lots of things, our former generations were surely great, bold, tough men.