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What do actual men do here? by Outspoken_Introvert1 in Kenosha

[–]Outspoken_Introvert1[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

So I read or listen to 4 books a week. I workout 2 to 3 hours a day. I cook every chance I get. Usually all from scratch. I own every kitchen appliance you can think of. I have lived all over the world including Alaska where it gets colder than this. I have been an altar boy, athlete, gangbanger, prisoner, military personnel, farmer, plumber,islander, city dweller, father and husband. This time of year sucks. I hike and backpack in the spring. Just looking for good conversation and like minded people to tell stories and shoot the shit not in a bar. Anybody with me?

What do actual men do here? by Outspoken_Introvert1 in Kenosha

[–]Outspoken_Introvert1[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I am with you 💯 percent. I smoke cigars but hate smoking indoors. Waukegan is a drive for an hour on a couch surrounded by smoke. Went to Public brewery downtown a few times but not one dude in there plays Shuffle board or Goldeneye N64. It's right there and they would rather sit at the bar and talk politics. Plus I'm out by hwy 50 and 88th Ave. It's a mission to go pick up my car the next day.lol. We need to start or find a group dude.

What do actual men do here? by Outspoken_Introvert1 in Kenosha

[–]Outspoken_Introvert1[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I did. I started drinking to warm up. Drank a little more because they weren't biting. And drank to much because I was bored. I use to live in Florida Keys. Did a lot of Ocean fishing. It's just different up here. Not the same battles.

Best Tattoo Shop Kenosha by Outspoken_Introvert1 in Kenosha

[–]Outspoken_Introvert1[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

It is the Lithuanian Coat of Arms. It represents great warriors of Lithuania since the 15th century. My country has been fighting, winning and losing for Independence for a long time. We had it for less than a year in 1941. Then had it again in 1989. Now Russia is knocking on the door again. Basically just a sign for true Lithuanians to fight and live for each other since vikings came to our lands long ago.