men

When your husband  refuses to do even the most basic household chores without screwing them up know that your wife doesn't trust your kids more than you. According to a survey in PR Newswire by "Real Simple" magazine, women are almost twice as likely to trust their kids to do chores instead of their husbands.  17% delegate to the kids, 9% delegate to their husbands.

Tattoos are fully mainstream now . . . according to the most recent study, 21% of Americans have at least one.  A new survey found more stats, all of which back up the idea that tattoos aren't for 300-pound bikers and rock gods anymore . . . Women are more likely than men to have a tattoo.  Of the people surveyed from Reuters with tattoos, 59% were women, 41% were men.

It turns out there are a lot of women who still have the instinct to jump on a table and start freaking out when they see a spider.  And . . . there are a decent number of guys who would join them.

It's Valentine's Day, which means millions of men across the country are currently in PANIC MODE.  According to Guyism.com here's a list of the four most common Valentine's Day mistakes men make.

I know some women who choose not to shave their legs but I didn't know that a lot of men are started to shave their legs. A survey in Bicycling.com magazine, which clearly serves a very hardcore niche.  But still . . . come on.

A few years back, a study found that men did worse on tests when there was a woman in the room.  The conclusion was that just the presence of a woman makes men dumber.

Women are in charge of Christmas.  That's a fact.  A survey from Daily Mail last week found that 0% of couples say the man takes the lead for the holidays.  But deep down, men secretly think they could do it better.

Men might procrastinate on buying gifts.  Men might not always buy the perfect thing.  And men may not have a reputation for buying thoughtful Christmas gifts, but at least men are willing to drop some serious money.

This survey comes from England, posted in Torque News  . . . but since American men are clearly manlier than British men, it's got to be true over here too.

My husband is always gripping about how long it takes me to get ready to go anywhere but I swear I am always waiting in the car for him. I finally found an article to put this big debate to rest.

We have all heard someone struggle through a joke, but do men usually struggle more than women? I'm pretty sure there's not a guy on the planet who thinks women are funnier than men.

Sometimes I dream about what surgery I would have done if I could afford plastic surgery...I think most girls dream about this and apparently so do guys. A study from EIN News found there's been a huge jump in the number of men over 55 getting plastic surgery, and the overwhelming majority of those men have something in common. They are in a relationship with a younger women.