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Men measuring their manliness against other men's manliness?

Are any of the men game for discussing this one?

A few words -- a cowboy reference -- of an exchange between two male characters, lawyer David Lee and investigator Jason Crouse, in "The Good Wife" fascinated me, as I'd never given thought to whether men might give each other the once-over either out of curiosity or another, non-sexual reason. The few words are funny, too and, to those who know the show, surprising. I'll refrain from describing the characters so that anyone who doesn't watch the show can make of them what they will.

I hope that only men will post, but women are more than welcome to read.

www.cbs.com/shows/the_good_wife/video/hnKrnqCiuNDqFtFLGJv_jYyCSb36qnDj/the-good-wife-targets/

P.S. Sorry for omitting this earlier -- The exchange begins just about 6:45 (but you probably have to get past the commercial before reaching the episode itself).

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This thread is like looking at road kill on the side of the road, you know better to avoid it, but you can't help but look anyway. Now, mind you...I am enjoying it, even though I am not quite sure I should be.

But, having that said, it is about the male anatomy, so my lustful mind can't help itself. (hey, don't judge, I am a fine young(ish) woman with needs and quite frankly, I have no filter.....)

So, am I getting this straight? Men check out other men's junk? What's so wrong with that? Women look at other women's boobs and say "Wow, wish my knockers looked like that." or "wish my knockers weren't on the floor", sometimes we even say "Wow, she should buy some knockers." We merely speculate from an opinion of comparison or some maybe in a means to make ourselves feel better, or to mentally never possibly be able measure up to our own made up imaginary or real societal standards.

Now, I might be completely lost, but if the topic ventures to discussing if the male's size is of any realistic consideration to the quality of performance in the sack...then I can clearly make a better personal analysis for the group.

@@Dub - Hey, let the guys know that I think we found another judge to take @@bayougirlmrsc's place ;-)

Thank you, brother, for awaring me of such critical developments. I'd not count Bayourgirl out just yet, though.

Perhaps we should consider this more of a panel of judges.....

I can provide only an assessment of past experience gentleman....LOL

Hold up..... What happened here? I go away a couple days and I'm dismissed?

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Anybody noticed the Klan outfit? It's the white elephant in the room. Smh

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Anybody noticed the Klan outfit? It's the white elephant in the room. Smh

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I thought it was just me. I'm reading the thread wondering if that is really a klan outfit before I react. If it is.. my opinion of this site has definitely changed.

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