Where is everyone #5

I was, and I'm pretty sure you as well were.... one of the many that had a gunrack in the back window of our trucks. I had a single shot 22 and a 12 guage poke stock in mine, never know when a nice squirrel may appear lol.

 

Man there is so much in that statement, I don't know if I can do it justice...

The fact is a boy needs a real Man in the house as he's growing up. A man can instill qualities, like discipline, honor, courage, chivalry and respect in a way a woman can't.

The attributes of being a man can be taught by a woman. She can explain the definitions and maybe give examples. She can do everything in her power to teach a boy right from wrong and how a man deals with things.

But there is one thing that is critical for a boy to become a man that she cannot do.

There is an intangible, I call it the Spirit of Man (yes I know it's kind of lame), that only Man possesses. It can only be had one way, it has to be passed from Man to boy, when the boy is ready.

It's something that happens as a boy spends time with Men, doing things that Men do. It happens naturally, and cannot be forced. It only goes from Man to Boy, there are no exceptions.

 

Yes it is.

 

I run 100% gasoline in all my small engines and treat the no mix fuel with sta-bil. I've always had good luck with it.

 

I was 7, in 2nd grade and had a hot teacher, lol.

 

The stuff they do nowadays is just incredible. A buddy and I went and seen em in OKC about 25 years ago. In the Myriad Convention Center. Just mostly crushing cars back then. It was an enclosed arena and by the end of the show the smell of burnt alcohol was so thick it would almost make ya sick.

It was a lot of fun.

 

2nd grade. There was a blonde-haired, blue-eyed beauty in 3rd grade. Name was Dawn. The stuff dreams are made of. Used to chase her around on the playground.

And I ain’t been right ever since.

 

Younger than 5 for me, and I haven't outgrown that affliction since!

 

Anyone else?