Cool Deed of the Day: The Chicago Tribune Bought the Boston Globe Lunch (PHOTO)

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We all know the Globe had a rough week. The Tribune decided to do something nice about it.

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University of Colorado: Conference on Masculine Affairs

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It can be uncomfortable for men to talk about manhood or what it means to be a good father; as well as showing that men can rise above this and decide the issues at hand are too important to stay quiet.

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Mr. Yeats Must Identify Nature

Mr. Yeats Must Identify Nature   I loved you there Like Adam loves Eve chewing your bubble gum and drinking cappuccino An unusual woman Dressed in infinite symbols You—created by some lonesome God for a no-symbols man with a pathology of desire I prattled aloud about passion past you Signifying my forever love You did [...]

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I no. 3 am not a guard at the local prison cell

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Cat Man

Cat Man   I approached her like a cat, thinking only of sexual intercourse. Straw hair: It would do in the dark, as would her toes.  I held my la Madeleine cup of coffee with cream, a symbol of my precious bodily fluids, wondering if I had the courage. Perhaps I was broken.  I had [...]

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With Gustav Klimt on the Wall

With Gustav Klimt on the Wall   No. 10,000 she Was not psychologically sound And I spinned not In a poet’s gyre More like an electric dryer of clothes Or a washing machine cockeyed wet. This For my love. When politely she said Dissipate, Anyman.   On dry wall the God.    

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“When men worry about ‘man cards’ they fear losing their identity and spot in society.”

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This is a comment by Morgan on the post “Bushmaster Rifles Has Been Running The Most Evil Ads I’ve Ever Seen”.

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Christianity: Philosophy or Religion?

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Conservative pundit Bill O’Reilly (AKA “Papa Bear” if you’re Stephen Colbert) really stepped in the rhetorical poop pile recently when, in an effort to defend the claim that there is a war in our culture on Christmas.

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The Irish Again Will Rule the World

The Irish Again Will Rule the World.   I was 54 years old when I took to pissin’ in the bushes.  The old bladder was dyin’.  I was told that 49 was the mark.  After that, it was don’t go far from the latrine, stay near a Jiffy-John, when outside and communing like Henry David [...]

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No Hanky-Panky in the Dude Dude Diner

No Hanky-Panky in the Dude Dude Diner   Goddess she chewed as goddesses chew 7 years ago an only-on-her-back first-time chemical virgin In the back seat of her daddy’s car In lovers lane Narrowly before a vigilant policeman with his Vigilant proud Billy Club arrives— Not Catholically unsexed by some Holy Holy Pope tho— Now [...]

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Now I Understand Lichtenstein.

Just outside the National Gallery of Art Washington D.C. USA on Saturday.

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Simulated Assault: My Life as a Self-Defense Instructor

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Meron Langsner plays the perpetrator in reversals of attempted assault.

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“I am also a formerly angry (and depressed) son of an angry father.”

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This is a comment by Jonathan and Daan van den Bergh on the post “Angry Like Dad”.

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“What? Men all have that thing where we use rape to keep people in line? What the hell!?”

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This is a comment by wellokaythen on the post “An Eye for an Eye? Jerry Sandusky, Male Survivors and Prison Rape”.

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Croked Door to a Salon

I was at a food festival yesterday in Bethesda Maryland USA; so I turned away from the food—the best picture is always behind you—and took this photograph. Perfect light: clouds which diffused the 9 a.m. stuff from the good old sun.

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