men

Being a man there are things that are easy for me to remember like, the first time I killed a deer, but when it comes to certain dates I'm lost.

Last week we posed a simple question to our Casper residents: "whose responsibility should it be to lift or lower the toilet seat?". It's no surprise really how the poll results turned out.

It's an age old debate that has started many fights, but the question has always been: who's responsibility should it be to lift or lower the toilet seat?

You may have seen the "men shower meme" making its rounds on social media the last few weeks. There are a few slightly different variations, but the one thing that they all share in common is that men only effectively wash a few areas of the body.

Men, Wyoming men especially, are the poster children for masculinity, but does that mean we don't enjoy receiving gifts on Valentine's Day? I can't speak for all men, but I personally enjoy receiving some of the gifts that are usually thought of to be "women only"...

For all the Casper men that are having a difficult time finding that someone special, here are a few tips from the women right here in town.

Gillette has just shared what has become a very controversial advertising campaign. The message is that men should dial down the masculinity. Watch the video and decide if you agree with their message.

Messenger bags, man bags, man-purse, murse... whatever words used to describe a hand bag carried by the male persuasion, how many Cowboy State gents would or do actually use them?

A woman in Minneapolis has started handing out cards to men who harass women as they pass by on the street. The Cards Against Street Harassment are meant to show these men why it's not OK to do what they're doing.

It's been said we live in a male-dominated world (unless you're in the studio audience for a taping of 'The View').

Earlier, I gave you some advice on how to turn on a woman. Taken from my years of experience, I'm pretty confident that the list is mostly correct.

Rogue technology developers debuted separate apps for staring at boobs and measuring masturbating velocity at the Tech Crunch Disrupt conference in San Francisco this weekend, and they pretty much made everyone in the tech world angry.