A Couple of Guys Develop a Passion They Can Really “Stick” With.
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It all started, [Logan] Jugler [cofounder of the Official Stick Review on Instagram] says, as kind of a running joke.
While hiking with friends, they kept happening upon top-quality sticks, and found themselves waxing poetic about how great they were.
“Part of it was a joke, but then part of it was true,” Jugler said. “We were like, oh yeah, it actually is a nice stick. It feels good in the hand. Then we just really [went] into depth about why it was a good stick.” More
Weird, I think most guys are use to grabbing one stick in particular. I’m feeling sorry for their boy friends.
Many times I have been out hiking or camping and I needed a stick for some task and actually found one that worked “just right” like for holding a tent flap open, or a tent stake, or for use as a walking stick.
I thought that was what this going to be about.
This was nonsense.
More like a schtick.
I thought maybe hockey sticks – it is Canadia after all.
You can’t beat that with a stick!
You can start a fire by rubbing two sticks together. If they are the same you’ll have a match.
Stick men
Remember when Bo Derek was a “10”? Can’t have that anymore. Poor Millennial men ate stuck rating sticks. It’s safe enough, I recon. For now, anyway. No doubt the “That’s Not Funny” harpies will be along to take your sticks away.
Second try, after some coffee…
Remember when Bo Derek was a “10”? Can’t have that anymore. Poor Millennial men are stuck rating sticks. It’s safe enough, I reckon. For now, anyway. No doubt the “That’s Not Funny” harpies will be along to take your sticks away.
And boys, that stuff is just deadwood and kindling. Cut dawn a sapling and carve it into a walking stick. Then you’ll have something worth rating.
I think these clowns can just “stick it”.
Q: What’s brown and sticky?
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A: A stick.
^ What’s brown and dirty?
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Dirt
Clarification. Dirty dirt. Clean dirt is clean. I only work with clean dirt. But I clean dirty dirt.
Who invented fetch, Adam, or Adam’s dog?