Save an Additional 10% on our Deal of the Week!This Week's Recommended Title from the The Daily Bender Blog:It's summer. So get your ass outside and get some real sun. Not only does that fake-and-bake turn you orange, it also breaks a Maxim. Grab a copy of Maxims of Manhood to entertain (and educate) while on the beach.Switching your favorite sports team is forbidden.Children should carried in your arms--never in a BabyBjorn.Workplace e-mails must contain a precise total of zero exclamation points.Some rules are made to be broken, however, these aren't them. Instead, these man laws are what every living, breathing, beer-guzzling, football-watching guy must put in to practice. The maxims cover a variety of subjects from dating to parenting to work to entertainment, and each comes packed with its importance, examples of the of the maxim in action, and exceptions to the principle (because, well, rules really are made to be broken). This guide will lay down the law with entries like:If she is in the mood, you are in the mood.Never order a drink that includes--or has even the slightest chance of including--a straw, umbrella, or cherry.It is only permissible to wear sunglasses when you're actually in the sun. It's the complete set of rules for an unruly people.

Your dog must be larger than a toaster. Tip well. Never use the word "blossom." Outperform the GPS. Know how to chug a beer (and know that you shouldn't). Always hold the door. Never use emoticons.

These are The Maxims of Manhood. They cover every aspect of life: women, sports, sex, the office, family, entertainment, fashion, fitness, and more women. Some of these you'd expect. Some you wouldn't, as they usher in amodern code of masculinity (Your favorite book may not be The Da Vinci Code). In a series of 100 essays, the rules are analyzed, explained, vigorously defended and openly mocked. Every rule has an authorized exception. Except the ones that don't.

This book might not be for you. It's only intended for people who fall into one of these seven buckets: 1) you are a man; 2) you will become a man; 3) you were once a man; 4) you are related to a man; 5) you are dating or have married a man; 6) you think that in the future, perhaps, you will date or marry a man; 7) you know, or think that at some point you will know?whether casually or formally?a man.



Autorentext

Jeff Wilser is the author of six books, including The Book of Joe: The Life, Wit, and (Sometimes Accidental) Wisdom of Joe Biden. His writing has appeared in New York magazine, GQ, Time, Glamour, Cosmopolitan, Esquire, Men's Fitness, and many other publications.



Zusammenfassung
Your dog must be larger than a toaster. Tip well. Never use the word "e;blossom."e; Outperform the GPS. Know how to chug a beer (and know that you shouldn't). Always hold the door. Never use emoticons.These are The Maxims of Manhood. They cover every aspect of life: women, sports, sex, the office, family, entertainment, fashion, fitness, and more women. Some of these you'd expect. Some you wouldn't, as they usher in amodern code of masculinity (Your favorite book may not be The Da Vinci Code). In a series of 100 essays, the rules are analyzed, explained, vigorously defended and openly mocked. Every rule has an authorized exception. Except the ones that don't.This book might not be for you. It's only intended for people who fall into one of these seven buckets: 1) you are a man; 2) you will become a man; 3) you were once a man; 4) you are related to a man; 5) you are dating or have married a man; 6) you think that in the future, perhaps, you will date or marry a man; 7) you know, or think that at some point you will knowwhether casually or formallya man.
Titel
The Maxims of Manhood
Untertitel
100 Rules Every Real Man Must Live By
EAN
9781440506444
ISBN
978-1-4405-0644-4
Format
E-Book (epub)
Herausgeber
Veröffentlichung
18.04.2009
Digitaler Kopierschutz
Adobe-DRM
Dateigrösse
0.8 MB
Anzahl Seiten
240
Jahr
2009
Untertitel
Englisch
Features
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