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TheEconomyReallyisGettingBetter :) lol 2 months, 2 weeks ago on Wordpress

I’ll cheer for the Lions thank you. And Hell will freeze over before I ever cheer for the Cowboys– I’d become an Obama drone before I’d cheer for the Cowboys….ok, I wouldn’t go THAT far but you get the idea

The Cowboys are lower than whale sh_t in my book.

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Rick Scoutmaster 2 months, 2 weeks ago on Wordpress

What can I say? The comments above are America, by and large they are a peek into the breadth of what Thanksgiving is for many of us. Thanks men.

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alexander 2 months, 2 weeks ago on Wordpress

ragardless of what you do or dont do, what you watch or dont watch, and who is at your thanksgiving table, it is also very important to remember how important your role is to the process, regardless of whether or not you are the head of the table or the guest.

As a Man without a son, and a son with a father who is not the best at engaging his teaching mode, I always find it is my duty to participate in every place possible. I am always nearby when the cooking and carving process is in play, and most importantly, I am the one who is tasked with keeping my cousins out of my grandmothers hair. They can be a little wild. I have taken the support role for my family, and this makes for a very successful and happy family gathering. ... See all content Hide content

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artofmanliness 2 months, 3 weeks ago on Twitter

5 Thanksgiving Traditions to Pass Along to Your Son: http://artofmanliness.com/IAn9

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Zachariah 7 months, 4 weeks ago on Wordpress

The fact that the Lions suck so bad only makes it more fun to watch them on Thanksgiving! Getting mercilessly pounded each fall has become its own tradition for us Michiganians (even those of us who are displaced) and we take delight in our gloomy pigskin franchise. We have gotten so bad, that its almost fun watching a game and commenting on this year’s “new low.”

: )

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DMD 1 year, 2 months ago on Wordpress

In my immediate family we have our Thanksgiving dinner in early afternoon. In the evening, we have the tradition of going to the movies while NO ONE is in the theater. There were maybe six people present when my family saw the new James Bond movie last week. It’s great…. like your own private theater.

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[...] 5 Thanksgiving Traditions to Pass Along to Your Son … home with your son. By going into the homes of less-fortunate he can see that not everyone has a Nintendo DS or a HD TV or bags and bags of chips. Doing this will teach him that giving thanks for what you have shouldn’t be done in a vacuum. Watching the Cowboys game The first lesson of Thanksgiving … [...]

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Shared Items - November 28, 2008 - Sugarbutch Chronicles 1 year, 2 months ago on Wordpress

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prin 1 year, 2 months ago on Wordpress

it’s just me and my son so this year i decided he needed to know how to cook the dinner. he’s almost 20 and i’ve never asked him to help ever. I was surprised when he jumped at the chance. he made the pies, the sweet potatoes, the green bean casserole and washed, dried and salted the bird for me. it was great and without a doubt the bird turned out better this year than it ever has!

thanks for all you have on here. i have a file for my son in my bookmarks. in case something happens to me and i don’t get said or taught all i needed to before i die then he knows that if he ever wants to find out what i would say to a question he might have then he is to go to that file, because somewhere in it he will find his answer. i was so tickled when i found your site to put in there. it is a great site especially for single mothers raising boys. thank you so much for being here. ... See all content Hide content

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Chris P. 1 year, 2 months ago on Wordpress

Thanks for the ideas! When my son mentioned raking leaves, we got busy, made a pile and I got the camera…

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Andy 1 year, 2 months ago on Wordpress

You disappoint me sir, at your lack of ability to spot a manliness coaching moment.

Being a Lions fan is indeed a great lesson in manliness, and life. It teaches you the meaning of loyalty and of not just jumping on the bandwagon of the next winner that comes along. It teaches you to be proud of where you come from, and to support your local team even when it’s hard to actually articulate or even remember why. We stuck by the “Dead Wings” and were rewarded, and for a fleeting moment the Tigers flirted with success, so the Lion’s time will come. It teaches you to stick with your team through thick and thin, and how to refine the art of grace in defeat (and lord knows Lions fans have had practice at that!) It makes winning the Superbowl when it finally arrives – and it will – that much sweeter, and it means that when, after an 0-16 season, we open next season with a win against the Cowgirls, everybody can laugh, and laugh at them, and the Lions will say to America, “You’re welcome!”

Happy Thanksgiving to all, and to the Titans, go easy on us it’s Thanksgiving ... See all content Hide content

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