Yeah. Believe it or not. I know that "Lurkily" is incredibly girly and feminine, but I'm really a guy. Shocking, isn't it? Well, let me tell you, I'm manly. Really manly. A man's man's man's man.

O_o
............
Wow.

Completely manly.

Isn't it? Isn't it? I'm manly.


I'm even manly when I sleep!



See?

Umm....Yeah. Sure you are, Lurkily.
*Cackles*

What? It's a power nap!

lets see if william is a guy or a gal..... lets see.

WM looks at his/her freinds, then, walks away cautiously. then, we all look at WM's house.

suddenly, (s)he opens his/her sack and out pops a paper! it is colour, well, lots of papers out of lots of coulours. he has colour red, orange, yellow, he must be fan of fire-looking colour. except for one mineral thing: the last papaer colour (s)he pops out is peach! then, oh no! (s)he pops out a blue coloured paper! skyblue and lightblue, and waterblue! and also dark blue! oh no! (s)he shows all his things and most of them are for males? but his fave colour is firy! one of the is red, and it is a femine coulour! he must be a male.....

• i am a boy
• i am a guy
• i am a man
• i am a male

my list

Ah, another man! Time for . . . the MAN-HUG!

Wait. Red is feminine? I mean, pink is feminine, purple is feminine, but red? Not that a red dress isn't sexy, but heck, I've seen a man successfully wear a pink tie, or a pink shirt with a business suit, too.

Yes, I have pulled off the pink dress shirt with the pink and blue tie and I had been told by several people that I looked quite handsome, dapper even. I was told it went well with my darker complexion. Now that is not to say that I would wear a pink T-shirt on a Saturday.
Red has been my favorite color for eons. If and when I get my motorcycle (providing I am not too old and decrepit) it will be Candy Apple red. It will be a darker red that when you look at it, it will have some depth to it. Not just a plain old flat stock red.

My favorite reds are darker reds; but red's never been much of a favorite at all. My big favorites are on the blue side of blue green, and blue-greys. Blue steel is a favorite metal for that reason, even if there's no practical application for it.

Though, it's interesting, in the history of swordsmithing, meteoric iron has been tried, and that also usually produces blue steel, due to the high nickel content common in meteoric iron. That that it has any desirable effect on the sword's sharpness or durability, but it looks cool.