It has been said, "Behavior is not always an indicator of intent." And to that i whole heartedly agree.

However, it's a bit tricky because if some of our behaviors were to have been observed during some of our Bleak moments, Many people could have easily remarked, "There goes a Bad Man!"

Not that being a Bad boy*/Bad Man was/is our intent, it's just that sometimes our best efforts are often contrasted by our worst mistakes. Perhaps you Sir/Madam know exactly what i mean.

With that, this book is about the challenges of two-legged fire-starters (yea, that'd be us...racing off to take over the world) and the wild ideas found shortly after double-fisted drinking, and just before double fisted punching. It is a conversation about hazy thoughts (which often regard our involvment with women) and similar smoke. It's about the shots that missed (an unsteady aim, is an unsteady game sir), the ones that could have been taken (but the fear factor was just too great)and more importantly avoiding them altogether...AKA the get out of jail free card. 

It is a consideration of the manner in which we men tend to be known, sought, loved and feared. And although we're often found saddled with a great sense of (sometimes undeserved, many times-usually) self-importance, we also tend to lose sight of where and what our greatest powers may actually be. While somehow being as pleasant to everyone, as one possibly can.

I'm sure we'll find you inside, Sir