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June

Rest Areas Month
 

Speak Out

Do you want to express your views? Many Dull Men are shy.

But with the anonymity of the web, now they are free to tell others what's on their minds -- to share their experiences, strengths, and (tame) desires.

If you know of safe excitement -- dull things to do, places to visit, foods, events, books, etc, -- send a message telling us about them.

Click here to tell us
 
   

"Celebrate the Ordinary" with us. Enjoy the everyday, simple things of life. This website explains how we do it.

Dullog . . . click here to see our new blog on WordPress . . . and please e-mail to us your items we can add to it, click here for our e-mail form or e-mail Grover at groverclick@gmail.com

Older Dullog . . . click here to see more of what we blog about . . . National Doughnut Week, tortoise racing, power at Zebra Crossings, Extreme Napping, Slow Down London . . . this blog is on Apple's iWeb, which has been acting up and apparently is not fixable

Are you bothered by the credit crunch? Is the recession getting you down? You can survive by enjoying the ordinary. You don't keep up with the Joneses. Keep down with us instead.

Twitter . . . click here to follow Grover on Twitter

Calendar of Events: Any events you would like to see added to our Monthly Calendars of Events . . . or comments . . . or discussion topics? . . . please email them to us . . . using our form, click here . . . or emailing Grover at groverclick@mac.

We are thinking of changing the lead event for May to something other than Robert's Rules of Order Momth. Any suggestions? Please e-mail themusing our form, click here . . . or e-mailing Grover at groverclick@mac.

We are redesigning this Home Page. Suggestions from readers will be welcomed. Please email them to groverclick@gmail.com


Guide to dullmen.com — your guide for celebrating the ordinary:

Appreciation Societies

Click here for the Cloud Appreciation Society . . . here for the Biscuit Appreciation Society . . . coming next: Traffic Cone Preservation Society and Pylon Appreciation Society

 

Safe Excitement

There is more to do than watch paint dry

Test — are you (or someone you) know a dull man?

Are you or someone you know a dull man? Fifteen questions that will help you find the answer

FAQs

Here we try to answer all your questions. If your question is not answered here yet, email it to us [click here], we’ll add it to the list

Collections

See what dull men enjoy collecting

Museums

Collections grow into museums

Airport Luggage Carousels

The most extensive report on luggage carousels ‚— clockwise or counterclockwise‚— in the world

Travels

Places for dull men to visit and feel comfortable. Tips for finding dullness even in exciting places

Roundabouting

Roundabouts are fun

Webcam Traveling

Easy this way to avoid exciting things: simply turn off your computer.

Food

How to boil water, and more

History of . . . .

Links to histories of ordinary, everyday things

Key Issues

Our agenda of important issues

Website Graveyard

The Internet is a dynamic playing field. Websites come and go. A few websites we really liked have gone. Gone but not forgotten. We want to remember them. This is our Memorial Park for these websites.

Topics for Dull Men’s Club Meetings

[in development]

Racing

Formula 1, Ascot, etc. too exciting for you? . . . why not try Snail Racing, Turtle Racing, Rubber Duck Racing, Shopping Trolley Racing