The Las Vegas Gentleman

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7.24.2013

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The Las Vegas Gentleman


This Blog is a repository for my attitudes of style, being a man, and my opinion on various topics. That which I post here is what is currently on my mind, or what I concur with.

Since I find myself at a computer more than I like, this "blog" serves as my journal. Posts may be random, lengthy, concise, or shared from others who have similar opinions of style and thought.

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Who is the Las Vegas Gentleman?

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Gentleman, Father, Bachelor, Former Military, Bon Vivant, Historian, Amateur Sleuth, Capitalist, Individualist, Objectivist, Survivalist, Stoic, Conversationalist, Insouciant, Firearms Aficionado, Enemy of Postmodernism & SJW's, Avid Reader, Beau Sabreur, and Purveyor of fine Drinks and Cigars.
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What is a Gentleman?

"He is a man of calm demeanor, who has strong reserve and fortitude. A man who is intellectually thinking, decisive and polite, yet meaningful in conversation. A man who always endeavors to make others comfortable in his presence." -Las Vegas Gentleman

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