While decorating with Christmas lights is exciting, it is the competition that comes with it that can determine how your house looks each year in the Gem State.
Typically men are tougher to shop for than women, but there is one gift this year that every man should get, and is the perfect present for a man in Idaho.
August 18th is Men’s Grooming Day. What needs to be kept, updated, or left behind? There are a few things women wish men would work on for Men’s Grooming Day, and all the days hereafter.
The best time of year for bromances in Idaho is arguably May through September. Conditions are ideal this time of year for family weekend trips to the mountains to pull the trailer or toy hauler to spend more time catching up with their fellow bros, laughing and having some cold beers, and forgetting periodically that their kids and wives have tagged along too.
Have I used the toilet as an opportunity to escape a potential argument with the wife? Hell to the yes. I also find the bathroom a handy safe haven when my mother-in-law is visiting; it doubles as a panic room in this situation.
We all do things without realizing it. But guys so a lot of things without realizing. According to Reddit.com, here is the top things men do without even thinking about it:
Women aren't just attracted to men because of the way they look. Apparently, men are capable lots of things that make them attractive to the opposite sex.
I will admit, that I annoy my husband on a daily basis, and he can slightly annoy me too. It just happens when you've been with someone for a while. According to a new survey from Female First, here are the ten things men do that annoy women the most. Is this list really accurate?
Ever wondered about whether or not you, or a male in your life, showered? This handy map will help them navigate the murky waters of cleanliness. Just leave it on their desktop. Hopefully they'll get the hint.
I will admit that most men are physically stronger than women. But when it comes to who can deal better with the flu, my money's on women.
According to a new survey from Express women say men are WAY worse at handling the flu . . . and men don't completely disagree.
In the survey, only 41% of men say they handle the flu the same way as women. Only 16% of women say men handle the flu the same way