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June 07, 2007
Buy Me

If you're wondering what to get that special someone for Father's Day, it's hard to top my new pamphlet, Raising Wild Boys into Men: A Modern Dad's Survival Guide, which is newly available from the New Pamphleteer. At a low price of $4 plus shipping, why not buy several and hand them out to your friends, enemies, and acquaintances? Order now, while supplies last!

(Actually, if they sell out they'll probably just print more.)

And just to tease you a bit, an excerpt:

I've noticed that I walk slowly to my front door when I get home. I'm not a poetic guy, but I linger over the sound of the birds, the whisper of a breeze, the gentle sunlight on the grass. Then I open the door and cover my crotch, because each boy will come barreling at me, head lowered, preparing both to hug and tackle me at the same time. It's how they show love, through fierce hugs and low-level violence...

And that's all you're getting. So buy the pamphlet. Actually, buy ten.

Posted by Woodlief on June 07, 2007 at 03:44 PM


Comments

When is the new little Woodlief coming?

Posted by: Danielle at June 7, 2007 10:22 PM

I agree with you, we need "wild boys" that use their "cowboy gene products" as men to fight for justice, have courage, stand up for what is right, and fight the wrong... Even and especially, if nobody dares to do this anymore, since all the "wild boys", i.e. the real boys have become "mild boys" and grew up to be men who are afraid of everything including themsleves.

Posted by: sybill at June 7, 2007 11:10 PM

Danielle,
The OB says any time, though experience says it will be 2 a.m...

Posted by: Tony at June 9, 2007 5:42 PM

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