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ยป is there anything more beta than a guy who doesn't/can't drive stick?
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post 1573365981 02-11-2019, 12:54 AM
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Do they even make cars in manual still?
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post 1573366261 02-11-2019, 01:12 AM
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Originally Posted By MikeLowrrrey
To be real here there's a such thing as manly and not manly no matter how you try to spin it.

For instance hunting for your food is manly. I don't hunt, but I can't deny that's not a manly task. Some guy cutting down trees to make logs for the fire place is manly. Farmers moving heavy ass hay bales is manly. Knowing how to defend yourself and family whether is fists or a gun is manly.

You can't deny any of that as not being manly. I think biologically guys are competitive and admire each other for those traits. Whether it be bigger lifts, better at sports, etc. Even women state they want their man to have some of those manly traits

I don't know why you're getting so mad, no reason to get mad, Op does speak truth as cliche(right terminology?)as it may sound.
Sure, there are things that are manly, but those things you've listed are entirely different to what OP is talking about, and to what a lot of guys think make them manly.

The things you've listed are manly because they employ the essence of being biologically male - greater strength, athleticism, physical dominance. OP is talking about is the transmission in your car.

Going to the dealership and ticking the "manual" box is not an expression of innate "maleness".
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post 1573366541 02-11-2019, 01:26 AM
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Originally Posted By Brozart
Sure, there are things that are manly, but those things you've listed are entirely different to what OP is talking about, and to what a lot of guys think make them manly.

The things you've listed are manly because they employ the essence of being biologically male - greater strength, athleticism, physical dominance. OP is talking about is the transmission in your car.

Going to the dealership and ticking the "manual" box is not an expression of innate "maleness".
Yes it is. Maybe not mom's 4 cylinder Toyota, but driving a high powered car is manly and takes skill. How many people out there can properly heel toe a Viper? A '93 Mazda rx7? Now let's throw in a curvy road.

It also doesn't help that manual transmissions have been showcased in Hollywood driven by dominate men. Torreto, Memphis in Gone in 60 Seconds, Transporter, James Bond, etc

Driving a manual has always given off a manly vibe. Automatic is seen as a creature comfort. Too easy, no skill, though efficient.

I've never driven a manual but I feel like it also gives a sense of freedom, sort of a rebel. Balding middle class dads drive the automatics, whereas manuals are driven by those full of vigor and youth no matter the age.
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Originally Posted By MikeLowrrrey
Yes it is. Maybe not mom's 4 cylinder Toyota, but driving a high powered car is manly and takes skill. How many people out there can properly heel toe a Viper? A Mazda rx7. Now let's throw in a curvy road.

It also doesn't help that manual transmissions have been showcased in Hollywood driven by dominat men. Torreto, Memphis in Gone in 60 Seconds, Transporter, James Bond, etc

Driving a manual has always given off a manly vibe
Sure, driving manual at an elite level can be defined as manly, based on men's faster reaction times and greater athleticism. Being fukn good at it, you can tell me that's "manly" and I won't have a problem with it, because it's impressive.

But what OP is saying, and what a lot of sad excuses of men say, is very different. He said "if you don't/can't drive a manual, turn in your man card."


It's not exactly an impressive feat to be able to drive a manual.

To use one of your examples, sure, chopping wood to keep your family warm can be said to be manly, but the equivalent to OP's point is "just lol if u don't own an axe". Oh chit, I don't feel like a man, better go to the store and buy an axe.
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post 1573366971 02-11-2019, 01:43 AM
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Originally Posted By Brozart
Sure, driving manual at an elite level can be defined as manly, based on men's faster reaction times and greater athleticism. Being fukn good at it, you can tell me that's "manly" and I won't have a problem with it, because it's impressive.

But what OP is saying, and what a lot of sad excuses of men say, is very different. He said "if you don't/can't drive a manual, turn in your man card."


It's not exactly an impressive feat to be able to drive a manual.

To use one of your examples, sure, chopping wood to keep your family warm can be said to be manly, but the equivalent to OP's point is "just lol if u don't own an axe". Oh chit, I don't feel like a man, better go to the store and buy an axe.
elite level drivers dont even drive manual honestly. Too many other things to concentrate on instead of changing gears
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post 1573367111 02-11-2019, 01:52 AM
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Originally Posted By Brozart
Sure, driving manual at an elite level can be defined as manly, based on men's faster reaction times and greater athleticism. Being fukn good at it, you can tell me that's "manly" and I won't have a problem with it, because it's impressive.

But what OP is saying, and what a lot of sad excuses of men say, is very different. He said "if you don't/can't drive a manual, turn in your man card."


It's not exactly an impressive feat to be able to drive a manual.

To use one of your examples, sure, chopping wood to keep your family warm can be said to be manly, but the equivalent to OP's point is "just lol if u don't own an axe". Oh chit, I don't feel like a man, better go to the store and buy an axe.
Driving a manual in most cases is manly though.

It's not even that serious to be getting angry and disputing op LOL. Of course you don't have to turn in your man card if you drive automatic

Originally Posted By montiii
elite level drivers dont even drive manual honestly. Too many other things to concentrate on instead of changing gears
We're not talking about race car drivers though. Even then, a manual race car driver would be seen as having more skill both physically and mentally
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Not being able to drive a manual = UNMANLY !!



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I've wanted to learn how to drive stick shift but it's becoming obsolete. A lot of the newer sports cars don't even have manual options. The Nissan GT-R doesn't have a manual option, none of the BMW M models have a manual option except for the M4, that's literally the only one in the M line up, etc.
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Stick is one of the LOLsiest outdated caveman things ever. It takes room, effort and time that should be spent touching your female passengerโ€™s titty or something.
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I beg to differ, OP

There's always



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In full disclosure, I drive stick
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Originally Posted By montiii
elite level drivers dont even drive manual honestly. Too many other things to concentrate on instead of changing gears
This is kinda touching on the point - in reality, it's such an arbitrary, meaningless point of differentiation.
Originally Posted By MikeLowrrrey
Driving a manual in most cases is manly though.

It's not even that serious to be getting angry and disputing op LOL. Of course you don't have to turn in your man card if you drive automatic
Ha, so you finally realised you don't have a point, but you're too invested in "I'm on this side and he's on the other side" to say nothing, so you resort to a meaningless statement, 'Driving a manual in most cases is manly though', and say that I'm angry.

I'm not angry, I just think OP is an idiot with a ridiculous point. You at least made sense, your premises were sound, but not the conclusion.
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Originally Posted By Briangumble
I've wanted to learn how to drive stick shift but it's becoming obsolete. A lot of the newer sports cars don't even have manual options. The Nissan GT-R doesn't have a manual option, none of the BMW M models have a manual option except for the M4, that's literally the only one in the M line up, etc.
You know what's funny is that the cars that are generally manual are the smallest 4-cylinder unmanly girl hairdresser cars that are mostly driven by females. But don't worry, I love stick. I'm a big fan of stick!
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Originally Posted By MikeLowrrrey
A lot of cars no longer have stick and those that do have like 65hp or very expensive. There's no point in me learning stick as I can't afford 1 or it's a slow ass basic car


Name me some good manual cars both used and new.

-Can't be a small ass Miata
-Must be moddable
-Must have good HP
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Originally Posted By Brozart
Sure, driving manual at an elite level can be defined as manly, based on men's faster reaction times and greater athleticism. Being fukn good at it, you can tell me that's "manly" and I won't have a problem with it, because it's impressive.

But what OP is saying, and what a lot of sad excuses of men say, is very different. He said "if you don't/can't drive a manual, turn in your man card."


It's not exactly an impressive feat to be able to drive a manual.

To use one of your examples, sure, chopping wood to keep your family warm can be said to be manly, but the equivalent to OP's point is "just lol if u don't own an axe". Oh chit, I don't feel like a man, better go to the store and buy an axe.
There is only one one manly car in this world, and itโ€™s the r32 Nissan GT-R.

And it was only ever released with three pedals.
Originally Posted By Rajc
how can i even deliver tofu each morning without a manual gearbox?
I donโ€™t eat soy (see above) but if I did it would be fujiwara tofu

Also:

Dollar for dollar, manual gearboxes are capable of handling more kilowatts

If one gear fails, you can still get home, whereas if you blow the torque converter youโ€™re stranded

You can double clutch on the downshift to brake more efficiently

Manual boxes usually have more gear ratios than the equivalent slush box, so more efficient

Manual boxes are lighter and more compact

Easier to strengthen the gearset

Easier to remove from the car

Overall more durable, donโ€™t burn out after 250,000kms

Cheaper to repair if they ever do break

Can roll start the car if the battery dies

Can launch the car at high rpm without stall converter

Can kick the clutch to break traction and start the drift

Manuals are just better
post 1573370461 02-11-2019, 04:24 AM
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I drive stick and I donโ€™t think thereโ€™s anything โ€œbetaโ€ about not knowing how to do it.

Itโ€™s really nothing to brag about to be honest.
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Pretty beta to even boast about driving stick. It isn't some awesome, amazing and hard skill to master.
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Originally Posted By Judgment
Pretty beta to even boast about driving stick. It isn't some awesome, amazing and hard skill to master.
Well not if youโ€™re a guy

Which is the point of the op I guess
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Originally Posted By DoctorKazama
Only beta, European cucks drive sticks. Alpha, American Chads drive automatics.
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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken
Brah were you granny shifting, not double clutching like you should?
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I drive stick shift (I know, alpha) but it's so easy to mess up the transmission when tired
brb going from 4th to 3rd by accident
brb damaging the transmission
brb automatic is better, less drama, srs
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Whenever I rent a car in Europe they always ask "Did you mean to pick a manual?" because most Americans are beta *******s to the rest of the world these days apparently.
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I have to agree with OP. Real men drive a stick. Chad drives a stick and little Timothy drives auto cause he lacks real man skills.
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Originally Posted By awwchit2
just lol if unaware of quickest way to hold a girls hand because you drive stick. ask that girl if she knows, she'll most likely not. Then ask her to put her hand on top of the gear knob and put yours on top, and then show her every gear.

i mean she'll most likely suck your dick after that.

personal experience brah
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Originally Posted By The_Trooper
**** ur 3spd GM powerglide is sickennnning
Powerglide......because anything more than two speeds is ridiculous and unnecessary.
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Originally Posted By Anachron
I don't understand how you can go from 4th to 3rd by accident, they are on opposite sides?
3rd and 5th in my car are almost identical, it's so easy to make a mistake
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What a ignorant ass comment. The vast majority of cars in North America have automatic transmissions. Odds are you will not have a lot of manual options when buying a car. I don't see what the big deal is. I've only ever owned automatics, because that's what was available. There is no advantage to a manual transmission other than have street cred among ricer hoon boy racer idiots. Not people I want to have anything to do with. Driving stick sounds pretty straight forward to me. I'm sure I can figure it out when evidently people with limited mental capability can do it and brag about it
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