Tomorow at 9.01am, Melbourne time, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows, go on sale to the world. I can niot wait for it. Some may say it is funny/weird/cute/strange how a 33 year old bugger like me is getting into this book.
But I have become a huge fan. And I am curious as hell to see how this all ends up. Will Harry die? Who else will die? What secrets will it reveal.
Over the last few days the internet and news services have been buzzing about leaks, early sales and spoilers. Apparently a few bookstores in New York started selling books earlier and a few people picked it up.
The New York Times has reviewed the book (they got their hands on one of the accidently released early copies) but apparently do not give away who lives and dies. They do provide a glimpse of the happenings inthe book.
I won't read it, I will wait to read it in less than a day.
What thing that does piss me off are these clowns who want to spolit it for us. I know heaps of people are curious, but so be it.
Part of the magic of this event (and it is an event which is unlikely to occur in our lifetime again) is the vibes and feelins people will have as the line up to buy the book and the excitement theywill feel as they open the book to read this final chapter f Harry's life.
I hope people do not get it spoiled by the anti-Harry Potter people out there. Let the children and adults who have grown into the books enjoy their weekends.
I personally hope to have the book read by Sunday but it is unlikely. But I shall savour the experience.
Friday, July 20, 2007
Wednesday, July 18, 2007
My hump day
I feel sorry for Thailand, they deserved to go through to the quarter finals, unfortunately they were dumped out by Australia.
The 4-0 scoreline flattered them as they scored 3 goals in the last 15 minutes. But Thailand kept us on our toes in that second half and we were lucky not to concede.
But that is football.
Lets hope Malaysia do not get pumped 5 whatever against the Iranians tonight. Hope they lift, but of they could have a crowd to come and support them it would be good. I have my ideas about what they could do but it will take at least 5 to 10 years to bear fruit and you would have to kick a few of the old buggers out.
Read a very interesting article that a new X-files movie may be coming out. Apparently the scripts are with David Duchovny and Gillian Andreson now and should they agree to things production could begin later this year with a release later next year.
This could either be great or terrible. But I am sure Chris Carter (who developed the show) will be writing the script and he does a good job.
Not sure about script details but it could either be set directly after the last episode or a few years later, closer to the invasion day.
Can't wait!
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows come out this weekend, only 3 more sleeps to go.
Nt sure if I will be able to read it over the weekend with things to do - my football, housework and gardening but hopefully I gwet a chance.
So can not wait. Being a huge fan, I am sure it will be sad when it ends.
Guess I will have to get on with life.....
The 4-0 scoreline flattered them as they scored 3 goals in the last 15 minutes. But Thailand kept us on our toes in that second half and we were lucky not to concede.
But that is football.
Lets hope Malaysia do not get pumped 5 whatever against the Iranians tonight. Hope they lift, but of they could have a crowd to come and support them it would be good. I have my ideas about what they could do but it will take at least 5 to 10 years to bear fruit and you would have to kick a few of the old buggers out.
* * * * * *
Read a very interesting article that a new X-files movie may be coming out. Apparently the scripts are with David Duchovny and Gillian Andreson now and should they agree to things production could begin later this year with a release later next year.
This could either be great or terrible. But I am sure Chris Carter (who developed the show) will be writing the script and he does a good job.
Not sure about script details but it could either be set directly after the last episode or a few years later, closer to the invasion day.
Can't wait!
* * * * * *
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows come out this weekend, only 3 more sleeps to go.
Nt sure if I will be able to read it over the weekend with things to do - my football, housework and gardening but hopefully I gwet a chance.
So can not wait. Being a huge fan, I am sure it will be sad when it ends.
Guess I will have to get on with life.....
Sunday, July 15, 2007
Socceroos find Iraq's weapons of mass destruction
Friday night was a depressing night for me. I went to the pub with a few mates to catch the Australia vs Iran game expecting the lads to bounce back from a disappointing opener against Oman.
Instead I came hope p'ed off at what I saw at a poor performance which I blame on the coach Graham Arnold.
The Aussie team have used excuses like the heat, humidity and the opposition's defensive approach as being restrictive to their game. I believe that is a cop out.
Some of the players have come out saying they are at fault, but really it is Arnie's. He has proven he has no game plan and no idea.
First let us talk WC 2006. Back then we were the underdogs so we came out defensive with a lone striker playing up front supported by a 5 man midfield. However, in the Asian Cup, we are a favourite and as a fav, we have to be more attacking.
What I am trying to say is that Arnie has not changed the game plan to when Hiddink was the coach and that is poor. Even before the tournament, I knew we had to play 2 strikers because of the weather and conditions. One man up front will see 2/3 players marking him when the ball goes near him. The conditions are so hot and humid that he wont have support up there quick enough to pass the ball too.
It is pathetic!
The other aspect to complain about is the tournament preparation. They should have been in the area at least 5-7 days earlier and more importantly took part in at least 2 more practice matches to build their match fitness up.
Again the coach did not do his job in this aspect.
Who knows, they may beat the Thais tomorrow, make it through and to lift the cup. But tactically and preparation wise, we have been poor so far.
All credit to Iraq and Oman, but they were given a hand by the Australian team's coaching staff.
So Liverpool broke their records to sign Fernando Torres for a reported 20m pounds. A good buy and I hope he does a lot better than the last Fernando that came along. But he is young, quick and a future star in the making.
He has not scored loads of goals in the past but he did not have a supply line as he does now. I am sure the defense at Atletico Madrid is not as strong as Liverpool's. So I am hoping he can grab a few goals and at least get us to challenge for the title this coming season.
Nonetheless, I am sure the ladies will be happy.
WE have also signed Yossi Benayoun and Babel from Ajax. I like Benyaoun and I think he is a great pick up. Everytime we played West Ham he stood out as such a creative force. I look forward to him doing soem damage down our flanks.
I do not know much of Babel but he is a young player with a bright future. I also hope he provides us with some good work down the flanks.
But as most Liverpool supporters know, new players take a while to adapt to the premiership so I do not think these guys will impact positively for us instantly. It shall take time, but the key for the club is to come out firing and not to open such a large gap to the Manure-ians and Chelscum's!!
I can dream can't I.
Two final notes, I saw Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. Great movie and cover the important parts of the book. An intriguing line near the end where Luna Lovegood mentions to Harry that things we think we have lost will come back to us, but not in the way we expect.
Something says to me that this may impact the cses os Sirius Black and Dumbledore? Only a few more sleeps until the last book is upon us!
And lastly, good win by my boys yesterday. A 6-0 win but it was not as easy as that. We played against a good team and had a bit of luck run our way. Well done!! Big game next week and we need the win to consolidate top spot and apply pressure on the top team.
For results visit mcsaweb.com.au
Instead I came hope p'ed off at what I saw at a poor performance which I blame on the coach Graham Arnold.
The Aussie team have used excuses like the heat, humidity and the opposition's defensive approach as being restrictive to their game. I believe that is a cop out.
Some of the players have come out saying they are at fault, but really it is Arnie's. He has proven he has no game plan and no idea.
First let us talk WC 2006. Back then we were the underdogs so we came out defensive with a lone striker playing up front supported by a 5 man midfield. However, in the Asian Cup, we are a favourite and as a fav, we have to be more attacking.
What I am trying to say is that Arnie has not changed the game plan to when Hiddink was the coach and that is poor. Even before the tournament, I knew we had to play 2 strikers because of the weather and conditions. One man up front will see 2/3 players marking him when the ball goes near him. The conditions are so hot and humid that he wont have support up there quick enough to pass the ball too.
It is pathetic!
The other aspect to complain about is the tournament preparation. They should have been in the area at least 5-7 days earlier and more importantly took part in at least 2 more practice matches to build their match fitness up.
Again the coach did not do his job in this aspect.
Who knows, they may beat the Thais tomorrow, make it through and to lift the cup. But tactically and preparation wise, we have been poor so far.
All credit to Iraq and Oman, but they were given a hand by the Australian team's coaching staff.
* * * * * *
So Liverpool broke their records to sign Fernando Torres for a reported 20m pounds. A good buy and I hope he does a lot better than the last Fernando that came along. But he is young, quick and a future star in the making.
He has not scored loads of goals in the past but he did not have a supply line as he does now. I am sure the defense at Atletico Madrid is not as strong as Liverpool's. So I am hoping he can grab a few goals and at least get us to challenge for the title this coming season.
Nonetheless, I am sure the ladies will be happy.
WE have also signed Yossi Benayoun and Babel from Ajax. I like Benyaoun and I think he is a great pick up. Everytime we played West Ham he stood out as such a creative force. I look forward to him doing soem damage down our flanks.
I do not know much of Babel but he is a young player with a bright future. I also hope he provides us with some good work down the flanks.
But as most Liverpool supporters know, new players take a while to adapt to the premiership so I do not think these guys will impact positively for us instantly. It shall take time, but the key for the club is to come out firing and not to open such a large gap to the Manure-ians and Chelscum's!!
I can dream can't I.
* * * * * *
Two final notes, I saw Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. Great movie and cover the important parts of the book. An intriguing line near the end where Luna Lovegood mentions to Harry that things we think we have lost will come back to us, but not in the way we expect.
Something says to me that this may impact the cses os Sirius Black and Dumbledore? Only a few more sleeps until the last book is upon us!
And lastly, good win by my boys yesterday. A 6-0 win but it was not as easy as that. We played against a good team and had a bit of luck run our way. Well done!! Big game next week and we need the win to consolidate top spot and apply pressure on the top team.
For results visit mcsaweb.com.au
Thursday, July 12, 2007
July is Harry Potter Month
I am so bad at blogging right now that I even forgot my password to this!!
But with the Asian Cup on and Liverpool getting as active as a 16 year old boy in a Gentlemen's bar I thought it be a good time to blog on.
But first thing, if you happen to be a 25 plus male who remembers the Transformers cartoon then do yourself a hug favour and watch the movie. Simply awesome. The effects are so lifelike, the movie is surprisingly funny and the storyline is good. The Autobots and Decepticons have been updated and are way too cool!!
More than meets the eye here!!
Also it seems that Harry Potter is the flavour of the month now. The movie just came out and I hope to see it this weekend. looks exciting and I love to see the book come to life. Obviously it wont be an accurante copy of the book, otherwise the movie would be 6 hours long!
But the big event will be next Saturday when book seven comes out (HP and the Deathly Hollows). The big question is about who lives at the end and will Harry die.
I can understand JK Rowling thinking about killing HP, like Agatha Christie killing off Poirot, because then no one else can write stories when she dies.
But will JK face the wrath of millions of children for killing what is essentially their hero. people like my cousin Sherryn are bound to go mental.
So many questions to answer:
Is Dumbledore relaly dead?
Is Snape a bad guy?
Will Ron and Hermione get it on!!!
Will Harry shag Ginny before he carks it....whoops....wrong blog to discuss that!!
In all seriousness, we won't really know until next week.
Personally, I think Snape has not killed Dumbledore. See Proff D once mentioned that he could dissapear without people knowing. So maybe he is alive and well, setting the trap for Voldermort??? And Snape goes into the devil's lair to flush out the bad guys.
Proff D also mentions he trusts Snape implicitly, that is a pretty bold statement to make about someone who is considered dodgy by about 99.99999999% of the world. So is this his ace up his relaitvely wizard like sleeves???
Overall, I believe that Harry will have his mates om his adventure and they will assist him to get to his destiny - the final battle with Voldermort! What a chapter that will be.
The child within me wishes for Harry to beat Voldermort, grab the girl and live happily ever after next to the red haired nerdy kids of Ron and Hermoine.
Yet the artistic side in me thinks that it will a fight to the death and Harry will kill Voldermort and have to sacrifice himself to save his friends!
I have spent a lot of time thinking about what happens in the final book.
But with the Asian Cup on and Liverpool getting as active as a 16 year old boy in a Gentlemen's bar I thought it be a good time to blog on.
But first thing, if you happen to be a 25 plus male who remembers the Transformers cartoon then do yourself a hug favour and watch the movie. Simply awesome. The effects are so lifelike, the movie is surprisingly funny and the storyline is good. The Autobots and Decepticons have been updated and are way too cool!!
More than meets the eye here!!
Also it seems that Harry Potter is the flavour of the month now. The movie just came out and I hope to see it this weekend. looks exciting and I love to see the book come to life. Obviously it wont be an accurante copy of the book, otherwise the movie would be 6 hours long!
But the big event will be next Saturday when book seven comes out (HP and the Deathly Hollows). The big question is about who lives at the end and will Harry die.
I can understand JK Rowling thinking about killing HP, like Agatha Christie killing off Poirot, because then no one else can write stories when she dies.
But will JK face the wrath of millions of children for killing what is essentially their hero. people like my cousin Sherryn are bound to go mental.
So many questions to answer:
Is Dumbledore relaly dead?
Is Snape a bad guy?
Will Ron and Hermione get it on!!!
Will Harry shag Ginny before he carks it....whoops....wrong blog to discuss that!!
In all seriousness, we won't really know until next week.
Personally, I think Snape has not killed Dumbledore. See Proff D once mentioned that he could dissapear without people knowing. So maybe he is alive and well, setting the trap for Voldermort??? And Snape goes into the devil's lair to flush out the bad guys.
Proff D also mentions he trusts Snape implicitly, that is a pretty bold statement to make about someone who is considered dodgy by about 99.99999999% of the world. So is this his ace up his relaitvely wizard like sleeves???
Overall, I believe that Harry will have his mates om his adventure and they will assist him to get to his destiny - the final battle with Voldermort! What a chapter that will be.
The child within me wishes for Harry to beat Voldermort, grab the girl and live happily ever after next to the red haired nerdy kids of Ron and Hermoine.
Yet the artistic side in me thinks that it will a fight to the death and Harry will kill Voldermort and have to sacrifice himself to save his friends!
I have spent a lot of time thinking about what happens in the final book.
Thursday, June 28, 2007
Saddle them Spurs and let us giddy-up to the Asian cup on the back of a Liverpudlian
Lots of things ot talk about today so lets start:
1. The NBA Champs
My team won the NBA title again - The San Antonio Spurs. Actually, I do not really have a team. I like certain players and support their team. To date I ave only really supported two NBA teams -Chicago Bulls and the SAS. the former because of Michael Jordan and the latter because of Mr Tim Duncan.
Since TD joined the Spurs 10 years ago, they have won 4 titles. He has been the opne consistent and the team now contains a certain Mr Eva Longoria (Tony Parker) a point guard of French decent who is super quick and the Aregentina's Basketball Maradona - Manu Ginobili.
People say they are boring and have no charisma. but they win without the fanfare and overhyped players that are a stable of nearly all that is America. They just play good defence and play as a team. I love t watch them.
I am sure when TD leaves, I will still have a soft spot for the Spurs but will focus on the next great player. I am looking at Greg oden, a college student who should get drafted shortly by either the Portland Trailblazers or Seatle Supersonics.
2. Asian Cup
In a few days times, Australia will make its debut in the Asia Cup - just think Euro Championships but a little more East. This years tourney is being jointly held by Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam and Indonesia.
I was hoping that Australia would get grouped with Malaysia so I could come over to watch their matches. Who wouldn't with the likes of Mark Viduka, Harry Kewell, lucash Neill, Breet Emerton, Mark Breciano, Vince Grella and Tim Cahill avaliable.
Alas, we are grouped with Thailand and i can not witness the demolition job on Malaysia. Still, we play singapore this Saturday night so that can do!
I expect Australia shoudl make the semi's at least - i am not wanting to sound arrogant but given the team we have we should be best in Asia.
3. Transfers of the Liverpool nature
Been quiet on the Liverpool front and it is downright depressing. Where once the names of Florent Malouda, Simao, David Villa, Carlos Tevez, Samuel Eto' were being bandied around as possible LFC players,things went quiet.
Now there is talk that Fernando Torres wants to join us from Atletico Mardid for something like 25m plus. Included in the deal could be either/or/and Luis Garcia or Djibril Cisse. Now that is a fairly hefty sum to pay and I hope and pray he is not a huge mistake like the other Fernando - Morientes.
I prefer we get Carlos Tevez, he has already adapted to the EPL and has shown how good he is. Torres will take half a season to acclimitise and we can't wait for that. Carlos has shown how good he is. I can dream can't I
I await an announcement on the Torres saga possible inthe next few days.
Still this only solves one issue for the club as we still need a couple of wingers. Some years ago we were hot for Simao and David Villa. I reckon Villa would be an awesome buy as he would destroy the Premiership. but his fee has gone up which inhindsight shows what a stuff up we made by not signing him a few eyars ago for 12m his club wanted.
However, in Rafa I trust and I hope the American owners will live up to the hype and open the bank to get us some quality swo we can challenge for the title.
1. The NBA Champs
My team won the NBA title again - The San Antonio Spurs. Actually, I do not really have a team. I like certain players and support their team. To date I ave only really supported two NBA teams -Chicago Bulls and the SAS. the former because of Michael Jordan and the latter because of Mr Tim Duncan.
Since TD joined the Spurs 10 years ago, they have won 4 titles. He has been the opne consistent and the team now contains a certain Mr Eva Longoria (Tony Parker) a point guard of French decent who is super quick and the Aregentina's Basketball Maradona - Manu Ginobili.
People say they are boring and have no charisma. but they win without the fanfare and overhyped players that are a stable of nearly all that is America. They just play good defence and play as a team. I love t watch them.
I am sure when TD leaves, I will still have a soft spot for the Spurs but will focus on the next great player. I am looking at Greg oden, a college student who should get drafted shortly by either the Portland Trailblazers or Seatle Supersonics.
2. Asian Cup
In a few days times, Australia will make its debut in the Asia Cup - just think Euro Championships but a little more East. This years tourney is being jointly held by Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam and Indonesia.
I was hoping that Australia would get grouped with Malaysia so I could come over to watch their matches. Who wouldn't with the likes of Mark Viduka, Harry Kewell, lucash Neill, Breet Emerton, Mark Breciano, Vince Grella and Tim Cahill avaliable.
Alas, we are grouped with Thailand and i can not witness the demolition job on Malaysia. Still, we play singapore this Saturday night so that can do!
I expect Australia shoudl make the semi's at least - i am not wanting to sound arrogant but given the team we have we should be best in Asia.
3. Transfers of the Liverpool nature
Been quiet on the Liverpool front and it is downright depressing. Where once the names of Florent Malouda, Simao, David Villa, Carlos Tevez, Samuel Eto' were being bandied around as possible LFC players,things went quiet.
Now there is talk that Fernando Torres wants to join us from Atletico Mardid for something like 25m plus. Included in the deal could be either/or/and Luis Garcia or Djibril Cisse. Now that is a fairly hefty sum to pay and I hope and pray he is not a huge mistake like the other Fernando - Morientes.
I prefer we get Carlos Tevez, he has already adapted to the EPL and has shown how good he is. Torres will take half a season to acclimitise and we can't wait for that. Carlos has shown how good he is. I can dream can't I
I await an announcement on the Torres saga possible inthe next few days.
Still this only solves one issue for the club as we still need a couple of wingers. Some years ago we were hot for Simao and David Villa. I reckon Villa would be an awesome buy as he would destroy the Premiership. but his fee has gone up which inhindsight shows what a stuff up we made by not signing him a few eyars ago for 12m his club wanted.
However, in Rafa I trust and I hope the American owners will live up to the hype and open the bank to get us some quality swo we can challenge for the title.
Sunday, June 03, 2007
MIKA: Life in Cartoon Motion
When I first tuned into the song "Grace Kelly" on the radio, I hooked on to the melodic tune and as I heard the chorus I was amazed at the vocal range of this musician. I tried to sing the song and it is very hard to do what this man does.
Another example of in studio magic or a musician to take note off?
Well a few days ago, he popped up on a Australian TV show and performed live and it was then that I decided to acquire his album and was very extremely happy with this compilation
Mika, is a British lad of Lebanese decent has released a debut album with captures carious genres of music - jazz, soul and pop. The pace of the songs range from the love ballad (Any other world) to the toe taping.
This fella is quite a talented lad
Amongst the songs I enjoyed were "Lollipop", "Happy Ending", "Love Today" which reminds me of the why I love the Disco age, "My Interpretation" and "Billy Brown" which had an interesting twist at the end and provides a window into Mika.
This album is undeniable a pop album and worth a listen if you enjoy music which is not entirely mainstream and a vocalist who likes to show off his amazing range. He could be this generations Freddy Mercury!
On my scale where 10 equates to Michael Jackson's "Thriller" and 1 is pure crap:
I give it 9.5/10
Tuesday, May 29, 2007
When being a man is not really being a man?
It seems that the lines between man and women, between gay and straight are intertwining more often these days. A news term entered the fray some few eyars ago, the word “Metrosexual”. To most this phenomenon was made famous by one Mr David Beckham - he of the famous right foot who could bend it.
Seems he also bent a few other things.
Now Dev Vagel, here, is not anti-metrosexual or anti-gay or homophobic. Matter of fact, I would find it very cool to have a gay friend. I am not worried if someone is gay and all I care about is that person is a good human being.
I am also realistic enough to know that anyone gay would not an inkling of wanting to seduce or sleep with me. But really I just take people as who they are and if they a bastard then it does not matter if you straight or not – I probably dowan fren you!
This morning on the way to work we were listening to the radio and they were discussing the habits of some metrosexuals. I think its fine for a man to look after himself. To go for a facial (I do it), to go for waxing (I don’t do it), massages (too expensive here to do), pedicure, manicure, haircuts (I definitely do not do that anymore) etc.
Anyway, this girl was discussing her boyfriend and mentioned him visiting the hair salon every Friday, getting waxed every 2 weeks (back, legs and even that area down there), going for facials, spending time on the weekend looking for curtains and furniture.
Now that is all fine because we all should live in a nice place with some colour coordination but my concern with him was he is becoming less of a man. Less of a protector and more vain.
Maybe it is because I grew in Australia where we celebrate manliness, where we like to act as a bloke that I find this kind of behaviour head shakling.
But before we all overreact and call me anti-something let me say that I do undergo a facial once in a while and have been doing so for over 10 years. I also like to coordinate furniture and clothes (although I do a bad job of this) and I tried to make myself look good.
So I understand this metrosexual thing is all about.
But I still try to retain my manhood, I try not show that I am a man and if my woman is in trouble she knows that I can take care of her. Plus I am not trying to be as pretty as or prettier than her.
When I play a sport I am not worried about my hair or how shinny my head is. I am not worried about how I look afte3r the game (I have seen a few people change out of their sports gear into jeans and nice clothes and then drown themselves with cologne).
Maybe it is a generational thing and I missed out on a few things?
Ultimately it comes down to vanity of the man. When is looking after yourself too much???
I am not talking about a man needing to go out there and start a fight or down the pub and swig a bottle of scotch or arm wrestle to prove his manliness. I just thing as men there are certain things we need to maintain.
Having a nice haircut and the softest of hands are not essential.
Seems he also bent a few other things.
Now Dev Vagel, here, is not anti-metrosexual or anti-gay or homophobic. Matter of fact, I would find it very cool to have a gay friend. I am not worried if someone is gay and all I care about is that person is a good human being.
I am also realistic enough to know that anyone gay would not an inkling of wanting to seduce or sleep with me. But really I just take people as who they are and if they a bastard then it does not matter if you straight or not – I probably dowan fren you!
This morning on the way to work we were listening to the radio and they were discussing the habits of some metrosexuals. I think its fine for a man to look after himself. To go for a facial (I do it), to go for waxing (I don’t do it), massages (too expensive here to do), pedicure, manicure, haircuts (I definitely do not do that anymore) etc.
Anyway, this girl was discussing her boyfriend and mentioned him visiting the hair salon every Friday, getting waxed every 2 weeks (back, legs and even that area down there), going for facials, spending time on the weekend looking for curtains and furniture.
Now that is all fine because we all should live in a nice place with some colour coordination but my concern with him was he is becoming less of a man. Less of a protector and more vain.
Maybe it is because I grew in Australia where we celebrate manliness, where we like to act as a bloke that I find this kind of behaviour head shakling.
But before we all overreact and call me anti-something let me say that I do undergo a facial once in a while and have been doing so for over 10 years. I also like to coordinate furniture and clothes (although I do a bad job of this) and I tried to make myself look good.
So I understand this metrosexual thing is all about.
But I still try to retain my manhood, I try not show that I am a man and if my woman is in trouble she knows that I can take care of her. Plus I am not trying to be as pretty as or prettier than her.
When I play a sport I am not worried about my hair or how shinny my head is. I am not worried about how I look afte3r the game (I have seen a few people change out of their sports gear into jeans and nice clothes and then drown themselves with cologne).
Maybe it is a generational thing and I missed out on a few things?
Ultimately it comes down to vanity of the man. When is looking after yourself too much???
I am not talking about a man needing to go out there and start a fight or down the pub and swig a bottle of scotch or arm wrestle to prove his manliness. I just thing as men there are certain things we need to maintain.
Having a nice haircut and the softest of hands are not essential.
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