askmen.com jumped the shark?

[Cameramonkey]

Yes. Definitely yes.
(I'd offer a language warning, but this is a reasonable site with reasonable peeps)

[video=youtube;w5kng5OMzxM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5kng5OMzxM[/video]

 

[Thor]

Yeah, just pushing a kill manhood and push transgenderism article. Moving from ask men to ask something...whatever...who knows what that is.

A Deathly Hollows t-shirt though? I know what it is because I had 2 kids go through their Harry Potter phase but the t-shirt I would not wear.

 

[hoosierdoc]

What is ask men?

 

[JeepHammer]

What is ask men?

Apparently in the age of 'Social Media' you are supposed to consult a YouTube channel to get 'Man Questions' answered... ?

 

[femurphy77]

What is ask men?

Apparently in the age of 'Social Media' you are supposed to consult a YouTube channel to get 'Man Questions' answered... ?

But a REAL man would never "consult" a youtube channel to get a question answered! What's next? Stopping and asking for directions??

 

[JeepHammer]

But a REAL man would never "consult" a youtube channel to get a question answered! What's next? Stopping and asking for directions??

Wasn't I tending to offend, I thought it was obvious.

Who I 'Consulted' was 'Grandpa', 'Dad', uncles, neighbors that had were capable men.
Since only 3% serve in the military, that's not available to everyone, but it sure helped me grow up.

Have the traditional goals of men changed so much?
Or have kids adopted the internet & streets to educate & raise them?

 

[femurphy77]

Wasn't I tending to offend, I thought it was obvious.

Who I 'Consulted' was 'Grandpa', 'Dad', uncles, neighbors that had were capable men.
Since only 3% serve in the military, that's not available to everyone, but it sure helped me grow up.

Have the traditional goals of men changed so much?
Or have kids adopted the internet & streets to educate & raise them?

I don't think it's the traditional goals that have changed I think it's the definition of "man" that has changed.

At my youngest daughter's high school graduation I was standing talking to the oldest and her then boyfriend. I pointed out to her that her shoe was untied and she said "(Name redacted to protect whatever semblance of manhood he may yet retain), tie my shoe!" (Redacted) immediately dropped to his knees and tied her shoe.

I said "Boy, we need to talk", but I fear it was too late to save him. As my wife has often said, "You can't save them all".

 

[DoggyDaddy]

I don't think it's the traditional goals that have changed I think it's the definition of "man" that has changed.

At my youngest daughter's high school graduation I was standing talking to the oldest and her then boyfriend. I pointed out to her that her shoe was untied and she said "(Name redacted to protect whatever semblance of manhood he may yet retain), tie my shoe!" (Redacted) immediately dropped to his knees and tied her shoe.

I said "Boy, we need to talk", but I fear it was too late to save him. As my wife has often said, "You can't save them all".

Maybe he was just being chivalrous? That's a lost art for some you know...

 

[femurphy77]

Maybe he was just being chivalrous? That's a lost art for some you know...

Perhaps but daughter's tone of voice said it all.

 

[fullmetaljesus]

I love angry cops. Cuts straight to the point.
His buddy donut operator is another great YouTuber. Both worth hitting that subscribe button.


Also I guess for the record... I'm technically a millennial, I own a home. I handle the repairs and maintenance.