get up off your arse and grab that cavegirl by the hair- "i'm not going to take the garbage out tonight!"
The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald From it we learn that often the wanting of something is better than actually having it. It is relevant to every man’s life. Furthermore, one true friend is worth infinitely more than a multitude of acquaintances. For Whom the Bell Tolls by Ernest Hemingway explores who man becomes when faced with the prospect of his own death. It is worthwhile for all of us to consider what we would give our lives for, as this defines what and who we truly love. This is one of the great examples of how war has shaped men Swiss Family Robinson by Johann David Wyss Every boy can stand to learn a bit of old fashioned resourcefulness from their pops. Finding yourself on a deserted island is surely the way to learn these skills in a hurry. Tree forts, treasure hunting, and constant adventure Primal instincts study of the struggle for power and the unspeakable things that man (or child) will do when taken outside the order of civilization get off the couch and start moving |
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