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Madhulk Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
Tank of the titans...
Ernest: Ah, the men's locker room. Tank (as a weapon or as a container?) of the titans.
Temple of testosterone. I bet you guys are male-bonding (greet themselves?) as we speak.
Right on. Out of state.?
Player: Be cool, Ernest.
Ernest: Frozen. Smart-alec answer to cool?
Temple of testosterone. I bet you guys are male-bonding (greet themselves?) as we speak.
Right on. Out of state.?
Player: Be cool, Ernest.
Ernest: Frozen. Smart-alec answer to cool?
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" Male bonding - this became a buzzword maybe in the 80s to describe the bond of affection that forms between men when they are doing manly things - friends on a hunting trip, a dad and son tossing a football together, etc. I think the phrase was used seriously at first but now is usually used in a somewhat ironic way - although we still recognize the importance of these kinds of activities. Mary to her friend Sue: So, are you going to drive Jack to summer camp this year?
- " Male bonding - this became a buzzword maybe in the 80s to describe the bond of affection that forms between men when they are doing manly things - friends on a hunting trip, a dad and son tossing a football together, etc.
- I think the phrase was used seriously at first but now is usually used in a somewhat ironic way - although we still recognize the importance of these kinds of activities.
- Mary to her friend Sue: So, are you going to drive Jack to summer camp this year?
- No, I'm going to stay home - his father is taking him.
- We thought it would be nice for them to do a little male bonding.
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Tank - looks like the usage here is as "container."
Male bonding - this became a buzzword maybe in the 80s to describe the bond of affection that forms between men when they are doing manly things - friends on a hunting trip, a dad and son tossing a football together, etc. I think the phrase was used seriously at first but now is usually used in a somewhat ironic way - although we still
Male bonding - this became a buzzword maybe in the 80s to describe the bond of affection that forms between men when they are doing manly things - friends on a hunting trip, a dad and son tossing a football together, etc. I think the phrase was used seriously at first but now is usually used in a somewhat ironic way - although we still
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