Manly Handbook Tr

I read this book in the early eighties and it was hilarious. I really loved it, but I don't think people today will get a lot of the references since it's so old. But, nevertheless, highly recommend to Boomers!

This book is not for the soft and weak.If you truly wish to become manly and stand proud.This book is a must read.No wimps are allowed to get near this book or they will be in a world of hurt.

This book should be required reading for all american males. Everything in this book is right on. The reason I'm so manly is because is started living this book at a very young age. I eat stuff that'll make a billy goat puke

We've followed this bible since college in '82, through 10 yrs of military service, and continue to place it on the pedestal it deserves today. So simple, so obvious, and yet so needed in this fairy age we live in. I now have this propped up in my H2, what better vehicle for MEN? Excuse me now, I need to hang glide through enemy airspace.....

I read this book in the mid-80's, and it changed my life. Gave a copy to a friend of mine what was in the hospital for lung surgery, and a coupla weeks later got a thank-you card. Said that without reading The Manly Handbook, he never would have had the courage to have the surgery without anesthesia.This book should be a must-read for every male in America - before it's too late. There aren't many manly men around these days, and I think there's a direct correlation to the fact that the book has been out of print for a few years.

This is a humorous look at life from a testosterone-laden point of view. A turbocharged "Real Men Don't Eat Quiche". Includes several tests to check your own manliness and that of your friends. Includes appropriate tribute to John Wayne, Clint Eastwood, and the United States Armed Forces.