Seve, Man's Man or Bonehead, you decide

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Man's Man or Bonhead

Man's Man
1
11%
Bonehead
3
33%
What's the Difference?
5
56%
 
Total votes: 9

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Seve, Man's Man or Bonehead, you decide

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I'm going to have to vote bonehead on this...unless of course, Seve is 8 feet tall, craps fire and eats his meat dinners with an axe...
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Post by sevesd93 »

8 foot Tall? Nope only 6 feet tall.

Craps fire? With all the hot wings that I eat, it sure feels like it sometimes.

Meat Dinners? Every Night.

With an ax? No, but I do eat caveman style quite often.
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Hmmm...you are making a good argument for yourself...
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i can see seve trying to eat with an ax.
totally.......
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Really shouldn't this be more of a sliding scale? Hard to choose one or the other. I'd say it's about a 70/30 split. I won't tell which way.
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Can I have an example of someone who would be considered a "Man's Man" that is not a "Bonehead"?
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hence the "what's the difference?" option...
"brad!
...your tunes and your playing sound really great... all the best to you and god bless-
adam nitti" www.myspace.com/adamnittimusic

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Post by G Fresh »

sevesd93 wrote:Can I have an example of someone who would be considered a "Man's Man" that is not a "Bonehead"?
Man's Man but not Boneheads

John Wayne
Charlton Heston
Humphrey Bogart

Not a Man's Man or a Bonehead Per Se

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