Steven

At the end of page 4 you click on "get results". That should take you directly to a page that says how many you got right/wrong. To the right of that there is somewhere to click to see what questions you got right/wrong.

146, but I think it went down a few points going through all those "free" offers.

Nice floor plan, but I'm assuming you get to pull out the ladder to dust the high windows.

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Certainly. Both Doc and Wyatt were snappy dressers. There needs to be more men like them IMO.

Wrong. You just don't understand. Cuff links are only for the fanciest of the fancy. You probably wear a tie with a short sleeved shirt. Don't you? Not for a gentleman. We aren't talking about a bandanna here. Back pocket, geez.

NO, that's a stipulation for being Italian.

See, Chris, Kev, Toddy and Gary get me. What else could I ask for? Today, Justin and I had some serious issues to hammer out about the way a man should dress and we found some common ground. It turns out we share a love for top coats and agree that pocket squares should match the primary color in the tie( although it is acceptable match the shirt rather than the tie). We also are fans of cuff links and always carry a fresh white handkerchief in the inside jacket pocket. So, I guess we can continue to be friends.

Odd interpretation of "clever" you have.

Possibly. If you are a beginner to the Gentleman's game a clip-on may suffice. Personally, I have never seen a clip-on that fits properly, so I can't speak to that question. If you are interested in stepping up your game, I'd suggest starting with this book.

It's not really KISS without Ace and Peter. They have other people dressed up in their make up. But, that's Gene $immons for you. It's just too bad you don't have your mullet anymore.

Today I walked in on a debate whether a grown man can wear a bow tie or not. At first I just listened, then my friend Bill (who was anti-bow tie) pulled me in by saying " Steven, you're a fancy gentleman. What do you think?" I stated that after age 6, a man shouldn't wear a bow tie unless he's wearing a tuxedo, or a member of the Nation of Islam. Well, Justin (the pro-bow tie guy) took exception to my stance and mentioned that he is, in fact, quite the dapper fellow in his own right and, needless to say, things went down hill from there. So, it looks like the fancy gentleman and the dapper fellow will be at odds for sometime. We even disagree about hats. I'm pro-hat (I'm a fedora guy) and he is vehemently anti-hat- though I think it's because he has a big melon head. Thanks for reading.

It's on National Geographic tonight at 10 EST. FYI

That's why I didn't watch the game. I heard this story enough 10 years ago and I didn't want to hear John Madden babble about it.

I couldn't care less. He is a kid- a rich, famous kid. He smoked some pot. Big deal.

9-3 and 17-3, respectively.

Seriously.

Meh. Not my type.

Any of these could go into the top spot depending on my mood. Goodfellas Godfather 1&2 Dog Day Afternoon American History X Taxi Driver Raging Bull True Romance Carlito's Way Mean Streets The Deer Hunter Jackie Brown Reservoir Dogs Boondock Saints Boogie Nights Office Space

I used to eat a lot of Cambodian food, thanks to my ex-fiance' and now I've been getting into Colombian, thanks to the girl I'm currently talking to- She's from Bogata, Colombia.

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I always back in and I always hit it on the first shot- and it's always perfectly straight (just one of the skills you pick up driving a tractor trailer). I may have to do one pull-up to straighten up once a month. As a direct result of backing in, I can always see what I'm pulling out into when I exit my parking space rather than blindly backing out into somebody not paying attention to where they're going and focusing more on their cell phone. That's how my mom's car got totaled- yes, someone hit her hard enough in a parking lot to total her car.

That's where your job as a parent comes into play. It's your job to find something more family friendly. It's Fox's job to air shows that people will watch and advertisers will pay to air their ads during. And, yes, I love the show.

Today I came up with the perfect GOP campaign slogan to be used in 2012- "Seriously, what did you expect?"

What a vote of confidence, P. Which angle do I want to work here? I could go with " that's why fat girls should be banned from wearing perfume," or " I thought your ex wore Jovan Musk," or " were you following, or being pulled in by her gravity?" or "that Kroger must have a very relaxed 'no dogs allowed' policy".