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75 Things Every Man Should Do Before He Dies

Posted Jul 24, 08 12:38 PM CDT in Glossies,  Arts & Living 

(Newser) – On Esquire's 75th anniversary, the quintessential men's mag recommends 75 things every man should do before he dies. A smattering:

  1. Eat wild game you killed, dressed, and cooked yourself.
  2. Acknowledge the accomplishments of others
  3. Make an omelet
  4. Fast for three days, consuming only water
  5. Play a game of rugby

  1. Drink Mescal, where it should be drank: in Mexico
  2. Make a movie
  3. Live outside the US
  4. Have group sex
  5. Make a list of 75 things to do before you die
For the full list, click the link below.

Source Esquire

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Every man should kill and eat wild game before he dies.   (KRT Photos)
Every man should play rugby before he dies.   (Getty Images)
Agavas cactus juice is used to make Mescal alcohol.   (Magnum Photos)
Every man should have a threesome before he dies.   (Shutterstock)
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