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Are Men or Women Better Cooks? [POLL]
Are Men or Women Better Cooks? [POLL]
Are Men or Women Better Cooks? [POLL]
A couple of generations ago, preparing meals was pretty much the job of the woman of the house. But that has changed with more women entering into the workplace and male celebrity chefs making the kitchen a safe place for the fellows to embrace.
Where Is It Illegal in the US for Men to Wear Strapless Dresses?
Where Is It Illegal in the US for Men to Wear Strapless Dresses?
Where Is It Illegal in the US for Men to Wear Strapless Dresses?
It all starts the same — you and your buddies are pounding down beers at your favorite bar, and before you know it, you’re running down the street in your girlfriend’s dress while your friends are passed out on the sidewalk. It may be fun to party real hard like this sometimes, but it’s actually illegal to replicate this scenario somewhere in the US… the dress part, anyway.
Is ‘Manteresting’ Pinterest for Men?
Is ‘Manteresting’ Pinterest for Men?
Is ‘Manteresting’ Pinterest for Men?
Over the past month or so, Pinterest has taken the Internet by storm, with the pinboard-style photo sharing platform proving to be especially popular with women. So does that mean there is space in the cyberverse for a Pinterest-like site geared toward men? Enter Manteresting, which is described as a place where men 1) get inspired by awesome content; 2) share manly things with the community; and
What’s the Real Story Behind Men Wearing Ties?
What’s the Real Story Behind Men Wearing Ties?
What’s the Real Story Behind Men Wearing Ties?
Despite what many a working stiff might think, men do not wear neckties to facilitate strangulation when their bosses are less than pleased with their work. So, why do men wear this variable, often quite fashionable, and utterly useless piece of business attire?
Why Do Women Perform Better Than Men in Job Interviews?
Why Do Women Perform Better Than Men in Job Interviews?
Why Do Women Perform Better Than Men in Job Interviews?
Jobs interviews are stressful for everyone, but a new study reveals that while women are generally more on edge before meeting with a prospective employer, their interviews went better than those of their male counterparts — mainly because the ladies coped with the stress better.

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