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.
April 5, 2011 Some of the best discoveries and inventions were accidents: Penicillin . . . Fireworks . . . Post-It Notes. And if this latest accident is true, it could jump right on that list.
Scientists at UCLA were trying to cure chronic stress by injecting a special type of hormone in mice. And while it didn't cure their stress . . . it did cure their BALDNESS.
March 28, 2011 People always tend to make a big deal over turning 30, but really, it's not that bad. And it certainly doesn't mean that your life is over.
As long as you're a man, that is. If you're a woman, then, yeah, you're done.
According to a new study, the average man doesn't start feeling OLD until he hits age 58. The average woman starts feeling old at . . . age 29.
No offense, but your wife has no faith in your ability to make even the most basic home repairs. That doesn't make you less of a man though. We promise.
According to a new survey, 61% of women, or three out of five, say they have NO FAITH in their husband's do-it-yourself home repair abilities.
You know who's the most likely to cry like a little girl? Someone who didn't grow up as a little girl.
According to a new study out of Queen Mary University in London, it's official: WOMEN handle pain better than men.
Add this to the list of the many, many, ways you leave women unsatisfied.
According to a new survey by TheKnot.com, 26% of women, or one out of four, say they HATE the way their boyfriend proposed.
It's nice that we really make every moment count. A British website just published their findings from a survey where they attempted to figure out how the average man spends his life. And . . . we blow it.
According to their findings, the average man . . .
Spends 11 years in front of the TV.
Spends 10,585 hours, or 1.2 years, at bars.
Spends one full month searching for matching socks.
February 22, 2011 Last night my wife and I went out with some friends for dinner. At one point during conversation, the ladies got up at the same time to use the restroom. It seemed like very 'standard operating proceedure'. I've seen it a million times and while I've questioned it once or twice, I've learned that it's just 'one of those things' that I'll never quite understand.
Later in the evening, I got up to excuse myself when my friend stood up from the table as well. I immediately stopped. "What are you doing"? I asked. He replied very matter-of-fact: "I'm going to the bathroom."
REALLY?!
The conversation continued as I tried to explain that while it's perfectly acceptable to be in a public restroom at the same time, it is NOT okay (with me) to go in together. Wait until I come back. Wait 30 seconds, then follow. I don't care. Just don't walk in with me.
After some discussion and debate this morning, it seems I'm not completely alone; although there are plenty of men, usually truckers, that suggest that I have some kind of hang-up and that it's perfectly fine to walk into the bathroom side by side with a good buddy.
Which brings me to my #2 rule. (No pun). NO TALKING! I hate it when someone tries to strike up a conversation in a bathroom. The only place I think it's maybe okay to strike up a conversation is at the sink. Keep reading after the jump for this mornings audio and to take our poll.
If you have a feeling you're being stalked online . . . like someone's been digging in your email or logging onto your Facebook . . . we have bad news. It's probably true.
These days, there's a whole lotta stalking going on. At least according to a new study out of East Carolina University in North Carolina.
It would make sense if men hated Valentine's Day. It's a day where there are about eight billion ways to screw up, and you can only really nail it if you read minds . . . or if years of disappointment have lowered your wife or girlfriend's expectations.
But according to a new survey, men don't hate Valentine's Day. No . . . they FEAR it.
February 9, 2011 Marc Rudov, the self-proclaimed "No Nonsense Man" is causing controversy with his contention that real men should boycott Valentine's Day, which he calls "Nomance Day." He describes Valentine's Day as "phony, guilt-driven, over-priced" and "all about her."
Check out video of Rudov making his case against the romantic holiday after the jump. (Via Q103 Albany)
December 9, 2010 