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Getting long in the tooth may also mean growing fangs, accessories that don’t go hunky-dory with social situations. Those incisors might just bare themselves in a crowd.


En masse sessions like a Lovapalooza kissfest could result in agoraphobia, a step towards vampirism.

Besides, when one gets increasingly jaded, he tries to hold on to notions of masculinity that don’t allow any shake-up for the status quo.
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But when men were men – I hear often from old high-school buddies whose barrel chests are still reminiscent of Caloy, Chito and Joey Loyzaga’s – it was a great fun time, well before the advent of global wimpization.
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                    [Title] => The Man Code
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Getting long in the tooth may also mean growing fangs, accessories that don’t go hunky-dory with social situations. Those incisors might just bare themselves in a crowd.


En masse sessions like a Lovapalooza kissfest could result in agoraphobia, a step towards vampirism.

Besides, when one gets increasingly jaded, he tries to hold on to notions of masculinity that don’t allow any shake-up for the status quo.
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But when men were men – I hear often from old high-school buddies whose barrel chests are still reminiscent of Caloy, Chito and Joey Loyzaga’s – it was a great fun time, well before the advent of global wimpization.
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