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Mundane Overdose: A high percentage of posts devoted to caffeine, TGIF riffs, and the current heat wave don’t pass WGAFF (Who Gives a Flying Fig) minimums. AM Radio: Hardcore partisan crossfire devolves quickly into vitriolic cable news patter. Digi-Litter: Sending virtual daiquiris or clogging the news feed with Mafia Wars updates secures your place in the Hall of Lame. Proud parents should post their offspring’s cuteness judiciously, though new moms are exempt from the Baby Pix Overload Doctrine. You’re It: Besides friends, occasionally tag random objects for comic effect. On an empty shot glass: “Jeanine’s wits last seen here,” or on an overexposed tramp stamp: “The crack of Dawn.” Friending Like sex on the first date (or Arizona’s border crossing law), some F’bookers have an ironclad stance regarding unsolicited new friends. Requests sent postmidnight indicate a horny hubby pining for exes or a dissatisfied babe wanting out of the ’burbs. When making requests to relative strangers, include a memory jogger to reestablish an out-of-the-blue connection.http://co-we.com/mailuserfiles/ford-torino-shop-manual.xml Managing secondary, tertiary, and quaternary social circles in real life would require endless coffee dates and happy hours, but social sites forgo face time for frequency. Over time, certain people are LinkedIn, while other obligatory friends and distant family are “hidden” from your newsfeed. In the end, your dearest friends are often the ones you encounter the least on social media sites, justifying the notion that “digital” isn’t that far from “disposable” in the dictionary. Incidentally, unless you’re married, engaged, or living in sin, the relationship button is irrelevant, though gals might employ it freely to sidestep unwanted suitors. There’s no need to befriend someone you’re dating until you’ve made it through the first fight—or unless you aren’t yet old enough to rent a car. Think of Twitter as a mutated, post-orgy offspring, a cross between a bullhorn, a bathroom stall, a pulpit, and a haiku. The bullhorn angle means you can amplify your voice; the stall part of it renders any responsibility for profundity inapplicable; the pulpit aspect gives your passion a channel and audience, all set to a laconic haiku beat. Thus, the most successful tweets are those that boast a specific, empowered, and amped-up nugget worth lingering at a urinal for. Savvy marketers might exploit Twitter as another venue for self-promotion and celebrity spin, but others, especially Tehran protesters, see an important tool and hear tweet music in the grassroots symphony of flash mobs and hashtags. To get started, tout your one-liner chops by tweeting about a niche topic or major live event (Super Bowl, season finale) and see how many retweets and followers you earn. Clandestine touch: Broadcast anonymously with an untraceable Twitter alias that gives you bandwidth to vent, share, or gossip (but don’t tweet me on that).Full content visible, double tap to read brief content. Videos Help others learn more about this product by uploading a video.http://seasailing.us/node/3249 Upload video To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Instead, our system considers things like how recent a review is and if the reviewer bought the item on Amazon. It also analyzes reviews to verify trustworthiness. Please try again later. Lan 5.0 out of 5 stars I originally bought the first edition in high school back in early 2000, and i was impressed so much that i decided to apply a lot of what i learned.Don't confuse this vast smorgasbord of essays on everything from wine, dating, music choice, sex, in-laws, kink, and clothes with the kind of pseudo-cool yet actually uptight advice you'd find in GQ or similar post-frat boy rags. Practical and highly amusing at the same time.A good book to read if you don't have a lot of large time chunks and just need little readings to pass the time.Second, it's a great fun book to have around. I bought one for each of my groomsmen as a little side gift after thumbing through mine.I read the first edition and can honestly say it impacted my journey through my 20s. I think every guy could gain a little guidance by checking this one out.Some of the tips kind of jump around a bit, and the focus was more on single guys. I need one of these books for a married man. I would buy it again.Updated for today.It seems like the writer's just thought of some really common sense rules and idea's, then expanded on them using fancy words to make it sound like they have some knowledge or expertise that the rest of us don't. Please try again.Please try again.Please try again. Please try your request again later. The book offers a panoramic snapshot of the gentleman: witty and poignant, traditional but spontaneous, flirtatious yet courting. However, there is a dashing plateau more desirable than Hollywood perfection, a level of gallantry that makes one stand out, even in the elevator. So knot up your ascot, pour a glass of sherry, and crack open the MODERN GENTLEMAN: your Man Cycle is peaking. From the Trade Paperback edition. Then you can start reading Kindle books on your smartphone, tablet, or computer - no Kindle device required. He lives in Atlanta, Georgia. PHINEAS MOLLOD received his law degree from Vanderbilt and is a member of the New York County Lawyers Association and the Kentucky Bourbon Circle. He lives in New York City. From the Trade Paperback edition. Full content visible, double tap to read brief content. Videos Help others learn more about this product by uploading a video. Upload video To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Instead, our system considers things like how recent a review is and if the reviewer bought the item on Amazon. It also analyzes reviews to verify trustworthiness. Please try again later. AspryWrites 2.0 out of 5 stars The first, as shown above, is that too often do the authors write to see their own words. That's what a real gentleman would do. Moving away from too-cute asides and lexiphanic verbosity, the second thing wrong with this book is that it has very little to do with being a gentleman, modern or otherwise. Skinny dipping, intimate rendevous, crashing parties, public drinking - and that's all BEFORE the chapter on vice, which discusses sex and substance abuse. I AM one and I think it's great. This book deals with that very well, but adds to the greatness of guyness by giving endless tips on how to be a BETTER guy. These tips include jukebox mastery, throwing parties, being well-versed in literature and pretty much being as cool as one man could possibly be, while not actually being gentlemanly. There may be a few pointers on gentlemanly behavior inside these boring and wordy pages, but chivalry and charm are not what this book is about. That's what they should've said this book was about in the first place because those things sound pretty darned interesting if that's what you're after. Oh, and they use far too many words to do all this while trying to sound witty and smart. They messed that up too.I rarely have time or energy to read a book after working 1 full-time and 1 part-time job.However, when I started reading this book - I seemed unable to put it down, even when I wanted to fall asleep - I kept reading. I'd recommend this book for advanced readers who seek a little more help in becoming a better gentleman.Even the specific advice parts of the book are expert yet extremely practical for the uninitiated--the sections on classical music and wine-picking at restaurants are must-reads. Whether you read it for advice or just as an entertaining foray into the neglected quotidiae of modern American cultural history, you'll find yourself laughing and smirking. Very highly recommended!There are a lot of good pointers, yet most of them are common sense ideals. There are some useful tips, though, such as which liquors are best for use with a flask. But, for the most part, the information given is what a gentleman would do in the normal course of things. The book is quite comprehensive, covering countless situations in which a gentleman may eventually find himself. The book is well-written and makes for a moderately entertaining read.There are a few interesting bits of information, however as a book billed as a guide for 'the modern gentleman,' it unfortunately falls short as it doesn't take itself very seriously. Many of the chapters have suggestions for various drink combinations (actually almost all of them actually) along with the occasional music tip or book to read. I did enjoy the book and was unsure of how many stars to give it - my two star review stems from the lack of practical information the book actually possess.Great reference book not just for manners but for all types of everyday life today.Take it with a pinch of salt but an excellent readMany of the criticisms levelled against it seem to assume that every gentleman's guide should be the same, and boring. If classical music is not a keen interest, should you stand there like a dolt as it is discussed. Of course not! A true gentleman is familiar with all things, and this book seeks to familiarize the unfamiliar. So, if you don't know classical music, or jazz, or photography, or entertaining, etc, etc, read on. As for the language, this work is very verbose. But that is part of what makes the read so enjoyable, it is not at all dry. In the positive, this book seeks to create a modern gentleman, not someone straight out of 1854, and in doing so may suggest some unconvential practices. It seems the spirit of this book is to live large, and be live like a gentleman while doing so. Groups Discussions Quotes Ask the Author The book offers a panoramic snapshot of the gentleman: witty and poignant, traditional but spontaneous, flirtatious yet courting.The book offers a panoramic snapshot of the gentleman: witty and poignant, traditional but spontaneous, flirtatious yet courting. However, there is a dashing plateau more desirable than Hollywood perfection, a level of gallantry that makes one stand out, even in the elevator. So knot up your ascot, pour a glass of sherry, and crack open the MODERN GENTLEMAN: your Man Cycle is peaking. To see what your friends thought of this book,The first, as shown above, is that too often do the authors write to see their own words. A martini in a plastic cup is not a drink. The first, as shown above, is that too often do the authors write to see their own words. That's what a real gentleman would do. Moving away from too-cute asides and lexiphanic verbosity, the second thing wrong with this book is that it has very little to do with being a gentleman, modern or otherwise. Skinny dipping, intimate rendevous, crashing parties, public drinking - and that's all BEFORE the chapter on vice, which discusses sex and substance abuse. I AM one and I think it's great. This book deals with that very well, but adds to the greatness of guyness by giving endless tips on how to be a BETTER guy. These tips include jukebox mastery, throwing parties, being well-versed in literature and pretty much being as cool as one man could possibly be, while not actually being gentlemanly. There may be a few pointers on gentlemanly behavior inside these boring and wordy pages, but chivalry and charm are not what this book is about. That's what they should've said this book was about in the first place because those things sound pretty darned interesting if that's what you're after. Oh, and they use far too many words to do all this while trying to sound witty and smart. They messed that up too. Now you're all divorced and addicted to benzodiazepenes, your kids hate you and you need a Prius plus a loft on 20th and Florida to ease the cognitive dissonance generated by the fact you sold out and will die very, very soon. Scary innit? Nah, but I got love. All I'm saying is us post-generation X'ers have to start all over again to define a rebellious generation. We grew up on ritalin, Now you're all divorced and addicted to benzodiazepenes, your kids hate you and you need a Prius plus a loft on 20th and Florida to ease the cognitive dissonance generated by the fact you sold out and will die very, very soon. Scary innit? Nah, but I got love. All I'm saying is us post-generation X'ers have to start all over again to define a rebellious generation. We grew up on ritalin, super-mario brothers and the internet. Fertile ground for over-educated, underpaid thrill addicts with the attention span of a drosophila. Furthermore, having shit like Max Hardcore and tubgirl as our primary introduction to sexuality has made for some questionable moral etiquette when it comes to summoning the stork. In spite of all this, we get by. The Modern Gentleman is a manifesto which sets to re-define virility and charm for lads like us. For anyone looking to add a little variety to their etiquette, or simply in need of some original drink recipes.You really can't go wrong either way. I'm a girl and I still liked reading through it. If anything, it gave me a good idea of what I should come to expect out of a man.;) I'm a girl and I still liked reading through it. If anything, it gave me a good idea of what I should come to expect out of a man.;) It does not inform on any given subject exhaustively, nor does it claim to. Part I: The Gregarious Gentleman is okay in its attempt to humorously engage relationship topics like Group Dynamics, The Active Table and various stages of an intimate relationship. The better strength coming in Part II: The Inner Gentleman. Here we find enough details and info It does not inform on any given subject exhaustively, nor does it claim to. Part I: The Gregarious Gentleman is okay in its attempt to humorously engage relationship topics like Group Dynamics, The Active Table and various stages of an intimate relationship. The better strength coming in Part II: The Inner Gentleman. Here we find enough details and information on a variety of useful topics such as; literature, jazz, flora, fashion, classical music (including a nice little aside on opera) business attire and domestic guidelines. You can't fault a book too much when it contains a segment on the etiquette of flaskmanship. Good for a graduation gift or for the man who has everything. Conspicuously missing is a full write up on the more advanced of shaving techniques. Thig that's standing out and makes this book bad is the author's personality (I wanted to say writing, but the things wrong with writing essentially mirrors the author's personality). The author tries to sound funny and smart with every word, and it just 1) makes the point he's trying to make less important 2) wears the reader out. I'm genuinely surprised someone even published i Thig that's standing out and makes this book bad is the author's personality (I wanted to say writing, but the things wrong with writing essentially mirrors the author's personality). The author tries to sound funny and smart with every word, and it just 1) makes the point he's trying to make less important 2) wears the reader out.A surprising catalog. As for the actual book--- it's fun and pompous and does offer some nice guides to dress and manner, but it didn't hit in terms of being a guide. A self-indulgent smirk at a witty crack, and then forgotten immediately. A surprising catalog. As for the actual book--- it's fun and pompous and does offer some nice guides to dress and manner, but it didn't hit in terms of being a guide. A self-indulgent smirk at a witty crack, and then forgotten immediately. But this was enjoyable enough. While not a definitive code of conduct, Mollod and Tesauro cover enough bases to make any Bush League Hooligan into a presentable Major League Player. While extremely enjoyable, The Modern Gentleman is more than just a light read. Due to quick w While not a definitive code of conduct, Mollod and Tesauro cover enough bases to make any Bush League Hooligan into a presentable Major League Player. While extremely enjoyable, The Modern Gentleman is more than just a light read. Due to quick wit and vocabulary, the book is perfect for any 50 minute puddle jump or commuter train ride. While some of the guidelines are already outdated, such as proper answering machine ediquette, most of the proposed conventions are ideals worth striving towards. Go forward with strength, grace, mindfulness and the occasional glass of Chartreuse.Each sentence, each phrase, each syllable — all so dense with meaning and insight I can't take it.Each sentence, each phrase, each syllable — all so dense with meaning and insight I can't take it. Smashing work! Highly entertaining, Phineas and Tesauro offer portraits of gentlemanly charm. Chivalry is indeed not dead and the advice given here is thematically classic. As with all advice, it is important to use discretion and not apply these tips blindly. Still, this guide here will indeed make for a savvy lifestyle and some colorful stories. We all need some help here. Covers all topics imaginable, literally 100's of useful tidbits concerning modern etiquette. Example concerning flaskmanship: When is it appropriate to carry a flask. Guideline: Whenever you're wearing a sport jacket, otherwise you are under dressed. We all need some help here. Covers all topics imaginable, literally 100's of useful tidbits concerning modern etiquette. Example concerning flaskmanship: When is it appropriate to carry a flask. Guideline: Whenever you're wearing a sport jacket, otherwise you are under dressed. Not all of it was applicable and not everything I absolutely agreed with, but I think it was interesting to be shown a different perspective to a altered lifestyle. I will attempt to employ some of the techniques and will definitely follow up on many of the book, music and drink recommendations. The authors intently posit every conceivable SAT-styled word into the text in order to seem overtly wordy, with mixed results. The sections on the Inner Gentleman and social dynamics are worth the read, along with solid musical recommendations. For that, I'll give it 5 stars with the included consideration that Mollod and Tesauro wield 2 very powerful lexicons. A good read for the up-and-coming man in his 20s. For that, I'll give it 5 stars with the included consideration that Mollod and Tesauro wield 2 very powerful lexicons. A good read for the up-and-coming man in his 20s. It's pretty funny. I used it like I do GQ: I may not follow it all, but you gotta know the rules before you break them. These days, a semi-gentleman is the best your gonna get. It's pretty funny. I used it like I do GQ: I may not follow it all, but you gotta know the rules before you break them. These days, a semi-gentleman is the best your gonna get. Superbly written with great use of the English language. I'd recommend this to all Bachelors, guys in college and 20 something’s. Superbly written with great use of the English language. I'd recommend this to all Bachelors, guys in college and 20 something’s. Everything from seating arrangements to gift and lit guides to threesome etiquette. And did I mention: Awesome. A must-have for any aspiring 20- or 30-something. Amusingly written. Super entertaining, and I learned quite a bit about cocktails. Super entertaining, and I learned quite a bit about cocktails. Some clever turns of phrase. Some wit, but not as witty as they think they are.I find myself understanding more conventional roles men are supposed to play in society. Interesting. I agree with most, but not all aspects of their descriptions of the modern gentleman. It reads like an ancient ettiqite book and is just as dragging to get through. Tried to read it three times and kept putting it away to try again later. It reads like an ancient ettiqite book and is just as dragging to get through. Tried to read it three times and kept putting it away to try again later. Some basic tips about how to be a gentleman. Nothing too terribly surprising. There are no discussion topics on this book yet. So roll up your yoga mat, uncork a Barolo, spin some vinyl, and crack open this freshly updated edition of The Modern Gentleman: your Man Cycle is peaking. Other titles are available for individual purchase. This thorough guide covers skinny-dipping, flirting, wine, card playing, sleeper trains, apologizing to lovers, e-mail, gift-giving and more, making it a must-have for every etiquette-conscious guy. Illustrations. (Sept.). The book offers a panoramic snapshot of the gentleman: witty and poignant, traditional but spontaneous, flirtatious yet courting. However, there is a dashing plateau more desirable than Hollywood perfection, a level of gallantry that makes one stand out, even in the elevator. So knot up your ascot, pour a glass of sherry, and crack open the MODERN GENTLEMAN: your Man Cycle is peaking. As cofounder (with Phineas) of the Rhubarb Manor Croquet Club, he placed second in the first annual Memorial Day Croquet Soir?(c)e and recently betrothed the Fair Elizabeth, who finished first. He lives in Atlanta, Georgia. PHINEAS MOLLOD received his law degree from Vanderbilt and is a member of the New York County Lawyers Association and the Kentucky Bourbon Circle. He lives in New York City. Children's Book Recycling Center Reading Gives You Superpowers. Board Book Donations for St. Stick Together! with Rhode Montijo My Account New Books in French Puzzles, Games, Puppets, and More Folkmanis Puppets Puzzles Shop Store Pickup, Online Ordering, and Shipping Pre Order the Most Anticipated Books of 2021 CBW Online Gift Code Gift Certificates Audio Books Ebooks Folkmanis Puppets Gift Baskets Staff Picks Top Staff Picks of 2020 Disability Pride Month in July Olympics 2021 The book offers a panoramic snapshot of the gentleman: witty and poignant, traditional but spontaneous, flirtatious yet courting. However, there is a dashing plateau more desirable than Hollywood perfection, a level of gallantry that makes one stand out, even in the elevator. So knot up your ascot, pour a glass of sherry, and crack open the MODERN GENTLEMAN: your Man Cycle is peaking. As cofounder (with Phineas) of the Rhubarb Manor Croquet Club, he placed second in the first annual Memorial Day Croquet Soir?(c)e and recently betrothed the Fair Elizabeth, who finished first. He lives in Atlanta, Georgia. PHINEAS MOLLOD received his law degree from Vanderbilt and is a member of the New York County Lawyers Association and the Kentucky Bourbon Circle. He lives in New York City. Free pickup in as little as three hours Welcome back to your happy place. We can’t wait to see you Next About The Author Phineas Mollod uses his Vanderbilt law degree to counsel his wayward pals in divorces and landlord-tenant imbroglios and write about technology law in New York City. Jason Tesauro forewent law school for a mastery of wine, spirits, style, and sustainable food. You’ll find him swinging a croquet mallet in Richmond, Vir. NO, I do not recommend this product. 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