5.Rarely will he admit that he’s wrong. But they are, and often.

6.He will NOT ask for directions. No matter how many times he gets lost.

7.He will not express his true feelings, especially in presence of other men. To do so is to be seen as a wimp. And most guys would rather lie than be thought of as a Lansy Wansy.

8.He will always maintain some degree of pre-relationship fervor. Moreover, he has to prove that he still has what it takes to attract women, even if he’s 110 and faints at sight of his erection.

9.Under no circumstances will he tolerate disrespect in his own home. No, you do not want to go there. But if you have to, make sure your game plan is tight and you can back up everything you say, and then some.

10. He will insist that HE is boss, even when he is unemployed or a stay-at-home dad who faints at mention of word housework. When this happens, remind him that relationships are based on a 50-50 partnership, and he is not head foreman in charge.

11. Although words orgasm and satisfaction are embedded in their psyche, men will never admit to being lousy in bed. In event you complain that your needs are not being met, he will reverse situation so that you're left wondering who’s right and who’s wrong. Hey no one ever said arguing with a man about his bedroom antics was easy. In fact it’s downright exhausting, especially if he’s convinced he can make a woman drool at mere site of his Magical Tool.

12. He will never tell you he loves you more than five times in front of his friends. So, if he says it twice, you’re lucky indeed.

There you have it, average MAN in a nutshell. And if you still have notion to change him, forget it, he already has. Wow! Ain’t love grand?

8.Prior experience with cellular phones has no effect on distraction levels.

9.Risk of collision when using a cell is 4 times higher regardless of age or driving experience of driver and hands-free units offered no safety advantage.

In these studies by University of Toronto, driver with cell wasn’t necessarily “at fault,” but it still slowed their ability to avoid a collision caused by someone else.

10.In one analysis of fatal accidents involving cell phone use, cell phone-using drivers were all in “striking vehicle.”

That is, they struck something stopped in front of them, or left their lane of traffic and struck a vehicle or object. In these crashes, 75% of drivers were engaged in conversation, 13% were dialing, and 13% were hanging up. Of those engaged in conversation, a third were using mounted phones in hands-free mode. (Source: Fatal Analysis Reporting System [FARS])

In conclusion, driver error contributes to over 90% of collision in first place. Why compound this with cell phone usage? And most counter-intuitive part of this data is that it isn’t punching numbers in that causes trouble, but conversation, and that’s hands-free makes no difference.

If you don’t care about yourself, or other adults, keep in mind extreme number of children who die every year in car crashes.

Cell phones are great for productivity and personal safety. Just make sure you aren’t using yours to call EMS and police after a car accident caused by fact you were using it while driving. When they subpoena those cell phone records, make sure they’re clear!