"The Many Faces of Men" and a sequel ....read on

by **Mona Lisa Smile** » Mon Mar 22, 2004 1:31 pm

Sorry ppl you seem to give me these huge lists or rules and counter rules and explanations and all that when I stumbled upon this I couldnt but help adding to your extensive information and vocabulary!!

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/arti ... 572684.cms

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/arti ... 572882.cms

by **asli_badmash** » Mon Mar 22, 2004 9:47 pm

Interesting....

Types of men. Find yourself here. (The URL to the article might expire, so heres the cut-paste)

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Achilles: sophisticated and charming but also flawed and needy

Adonis : obsessed with his body, usually sports a fake tan

Alpha Male : extremely competitive, lives for the next deal

Backpacker : sexy but dangerous; a relationship daytripper

Chameleman: adaptable, smooth, urbane and attractive — but never the man you think he is

Club Man: blazers, old school ties, and football shirts. Into male bonding

Cool Poser: fashion-conscious

Corporate Man: relishes security, a follower not a leader, but faithful

Gadgetman: techno-freak, poor eyesight. Insular and socially inept

Jeffrey: social animal in a world of halftruths. Compelling character.

Jester: loves laughter and an audience but prone to melancholy

Libman: pro-feminist male, politically correct, very well read

Manchild: ageing stud with rich tastes and little dignity

Mr Angry: moody, aggressive but doesn’t see his actions as damaging

Murdoch: Napoleonic self-belief, usually justified. Ruthless, untiring

Neanderthal: anti-feminist with outdated views on relationships

Preacher: fundamentalist views. Single-minded, fervent and intense

Risker: optimistic and overdrawn at the bank likes to push his luck

Romancer: calculating seducer dislikes women but pursues them

Rottweiler: lager drinker who loves his mates and his country

Sigmund: lots of inner angst lows selfesteem but reliable and caring

Teddy Bear: sensitive, vulnerable and a good listener — but not sexy

Trainspotter: middle-aged, plenty of brown cardigans, and obsessed with data collection

Uniform Man: emotionally insecure. Rigid, brittle temperament

Wallflower: unambitious couch potato with predictable behaviour

Wayne: heroic, unchanging, loyal and steadfast. Think John Wayne

Zebedee: floundering and confused. Needs nurturing. Unreflective but busy.

by **Bimbette** » Mon Mar 22, 2004 10:03 pm

I thought "wallflower" referred to a girl without a dance partner.....anyways, just a thought...

by **CtrlAltDel** » Mon Mar 22, 2004 10:43 pm

there r a few more varieties of men i can think of...but cant post them here...y'know, many ladies around :wink:

btw Bimbette-ji, if ever u feel u r in danger of becoming a wall flower, i can help u out...!

by **Bimbette** » Mon Mar 22, 2004 11:18 pm

CtrlAltDel ji, thanx, but I'm fine, left feet and all !

by **asli_badmash** » Tue Mar 23, 2004 9:19 am

CtrlAltDel wrote:there r a few more varieties of men i can think of...but cant post them here...y'know, many ladies around

CtrlAltDel : Let it rip... I think the topics are far from being kosher. Check out the "50 rules for Men" topic. We want to raise the conservative eyebrows.

Let me add some more.... (its a cut and paste from an old e-mail).

The Mamma's Boy This guy probably lives with his mother, if not close enough for her to pop in for tea (every night). She will have helped him pick out his decor and there will be photos of her all over his apartment. He goes for Sunday dinner and has several cartons of homemade meals in the refrigerator that mom made for him.

The Body Builder

This guy will have photos of himself on every available space, along with his own home gym (even though he has a life time membership at the swanky one in town). He has all the latest gadgets and home entertainment systems.

The Womanizer

This guy will treat you like a princess and is the perfect lover. He dresses well and is out to impress and impress he will (every woman he comes in contact with). He will, of course, have trouble remembering your name, with all the women he has on the go.

The Workaholic

This man is going places, but will he be taking you with him? He is smartly dressed, has great taste in decor and eats at the finest restaurants. However, his work will always come first.

by **rock_26iin** » Tue Mar 23, 2004 9:14 pm

Why dont all of us post the type of person we think we are??

I consider myself a mix between a libman and a jester. So ppl let it go. Tell us what u think about ureself and plz b honest :idea:

by **azazel** » Tue Mar 23, 2004 9:47 pm

i am Confused :roll:

by **Five7Jaan** » Wed Mar 24, 2004 4:08 am

azazel wrote:i am Confused

I take it this is your response to rock_26iin's reply?

:lol:

-Five7Jaan

by **CtrlAltDel** » Wed Mar 24, 2004 10:36 am

I am a complex mix....all ladies have a different opinion abt my type!

any gal wanna take up the challenge...???

:lol:

by **azazel** » Wed Mar 24, 2004 12:18 pm

Five7Jaan wrote:
azazel wrote:i am Confused

I take it this is your response to rock_26iin's reply?

-Five7Jaan

Yep , but i am still confused :wink:

i could be described as a Multiple Personality, without the disorder part

:twisted:

by **asli_badmash** » Thu Mar 25, 2004 8:58 am

I like to think I am an enigma.. but everybody reads me like an open book.

I like to think I am debonair... but neither am I a mallu.. nor am I very suave... (DEBO+NAIR - mallu reference).

I like to think I am the best looking guy around, but my dad beats me to that. Even my dog get a sweet smile from babes... I dont.

Well, I guess I am just me. A Badmash upto some badmashi...

~badmash~

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