If 'real men" don't ask for directions, by that logic is it ok for them to use GPS?
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Cyndi Ninja
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um...arent they still asking directions if they use the gps?? so if a guy who by that standard is a real man, has a gps then i guess hes cheating.
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Yes, it's not technically "asking."
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Hey, I'm not complaining! Whatever it takes to get there!
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i see where your going with this... every person is allowed some hypocrisies when you see them point them out good job
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Yes: The Un-Manlyness of getting help is more than cancled out by the Manlyness of cool electronics.
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Maps and gadgets are more than OK, they are very desirable ... it is the act of showing someone else they are lost by "asking" for directions that is not OK.
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Then they really don't have to ask for directions. I sometimes do and I don't consider myself less of a man. In fact, I save a lot of time.
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We still know how to listen and look.... I would stop and ask, if I was lost, and I had to. Unless I was on that highway in Texas, you know which one Im talking about!
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That's why GPS uses the sexy female voice to make the "real men" feel less lost and more... something!
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Yes, gadgets overrule every other consideration.
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Absolutely! Men hate to admit weakness, but men love their gadgets! Jim has a GPS and he simply adores it..so do I! GPS Good...asking directions Bad! :)
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I use GPS frequently, but for different purposes. I use a GPS the way a runner might use a pedometer or a biker might use a cyclometer. The Garmin Forerunner 101 is actually intended for these uses. I also mark my location at intervals.
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