Brawny Academy
http://www.brawnyacademy.com/prelaunch/tvspot.html |
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That looks great!  |
So how do I sign Doug up????  |
| Brian gets to go too!!!!! |
| Where do I sign Billy up????
I actually entered Billy to be the New Brawny Guy a couple years back when the did the contest. He would have made a good a Brawny Guy 
You had to write why you thought your man should be the brawny guy. I wrote a wonderful letter praising him up and down. I guess it wasn't good enough. I should have lied and made up stuff  |
| Hi,
I want one of the guys that passes that course!!!  Although I'll pass on his cooking.
Marianne and the boys |
I just love it. Clearly, Brawny knows what women want! Why is it so hard to find a guy like Brawny Paper Towel Man? Lol.  |
| I don't want one who passes, I want the instructor!! That's a funny, funny commercial.
susan |
I just want Doug to learn to wipe his feet or take off his shoes when he comes in from the mud  |
| I really want to send Bob but with his heart condition, I don't think he'd make it through. Although, if he can survive living with me he should be able to make it through Survivor without a problem! |
Tasker's Mom wrote: I just want Doug to learn to wipe his feet or take off his shoes when he comes in from the mud Maybe Doug secretly wants to be a Fireman? They are trained to ignore the value of personal property at anytime when they are inside a structure. This is why you have (need) a large picture window, to make it feel more outdoorsey. |
Ron wrote: Tasker's Mom wrote: I just want Doug to learn to wipe his feet or take off his shoes when he comes in from the mud Maybe Doug secretly wants to be a Fireman? They are trained to ignore the value of personal property at anytime when they are inside a structure. This is why you have (need) a large picture window, to make it feel more outdoorsey.DOUG IS A FIREMAN In fact.......he is a FIRE CHIEF (and the ONLY reason I am now an EMT).... i shoulda known......
hmmmmmmmmmmmmm wonder if there is any correlation between that and his frequency of missing the toilet bowel You might be on to something Ron.
HELP BRAWNEY I NEED EMERGENCY REMEDIATION FOR MY BRAWNEY GUY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
Tasker's Mom wrote: DOUG IS A FIREMAN I know. Tasker's Mom wrote: and his frequency of missing [...] Naaaah they are trained to have good aim. It's gotta be something else, perhaps he feels a need to create a barrier to the heat with a wall of water? |
| sigggggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.......men! |
| For a REAL experience of the Brawny Man, you need to experience The Red Green Show. Try one of these sites...
www.redgreen.com/ www.pbs.org/redgreen/ |
| It's one of Doug's FAVORITES!!!!!!!! |
Ron wrote: [hey are trained to ignore the value of personal property at anytime when they are inside a structure.
Uh hem, you know that I am a firefighter too Ron, correct?? I've been a volunteer FF since 1984 and I personally go to great lengths to preserve any personal items... The reason we break windows is to get the heat and smoke out of the dwelling...  Any other specific questions please feel free to ask? Like why do we rip up walls? Because you want to make sure that there isn't any fire source left traveling. Why do things get trampled on? Because people leave crap all over the place!
And regarding Brawney Man competition I am so glad my husband already does many of the Brawney challenges. He cooks for me, does laundry, cleans dog throw-up, is really handy in fixing things, vacuums, gardens, etc... Now I'm wondering what I do. |
| I didn't mean to offend.... I just recall seeing sofas flying out of windows...
Hey, you "guyz" are the greatest! I really argued hard at town meeting when they wanted to buy enough respirators for half the force. I argued to buy everyone a new respirator. I didn't want someone getting cancer for coming into my home and putting out a fire and breathing fumes frmo all the chemicals stored under my sink or in my garage. But you HAVE to admit, that even with the great care you take, preserving someone's TV set or rugs have got to be a pertty low priority when dealing with a live fire and trying to determine if there's someone else in the house. Wouldn't have it any other way. Would you? |
Ron wrote: I didn't mean to offend.... I just recall seeing sofas flying out of windows...
Hey, you "guyz" are the greatest! I really argued hard at town meeting when they wanted to buy enough respirators for half the force. I argued to buy everyone a new respirator. I didn't want someone getting cancer for coming into my home and putting out a fire and breathing fumes frmo all the chemicals stored under my sink or in my garage. But you HAVE to admit, that even with the great care you take, preserving someone's TV set or rugs have got to be a pertty low priority when dealing with a live fire and trying to determine if there's someone else in the house. Wouldn't have it any other way. Would you? No offense taken. We've always had the "destructive" bad rap but usually you hear it about breaking windows, breaking doors down and pulling off siding. Granted, I've seen some guys get so jeeped up on adrenalin and do stupid things like breaking doors down, when there was a perfectly unobstructed entry way nearby, etc.
That's great you stuck up for your local F.D. at your town meeting. A couple of our chiefs have been succesful at applying for grant money. Through the years we have received from the state a thermal imaging camera, brand new Scott Air Packs and just recently we all got new fire gear. |
Ron wrote: Wouldn't have it any other way. Would you?
ABSOLUTELY NOT RON!!! It's the same concept with EMT'S cutting off clothing, do ya wanna save the leg or the new pair of jeans???? HERE'S MY BRAWNEY MAN HARD AT WARK :
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