'Caveman' offers options for decking out the ultimate man caves
BRENHAM -- Bruce Margolis isn't just the "Caveman" -- he's a man-tiquing pioneer.
The creator and owner of American Man Cave, a retail shop in downtown Brenham, Margolis knows exactly what it takes to outfit the ultimate man cave.
"It has to be something that's personal; it touches you, especially in relationships," he said. "It's some place in the house or apartment that's just your place."
Everything in his shop -- sports memorabilia, vintage tap handles for kegs, beer steins, jukeboxes, collectible toys, motorcycle gear, old movie posters and so much more than the eye can see -- is for sale. It's a man-child's shopping paradise.
The store is so impressive that it's been nominated as one of this year's "Best Downtown Businesses" by the Texas Downtown Association. Voting for the contest -- through Facebook and email -- ends today.
More at http://www.theeagle.com/news/local/article_a75134f3-cddd-5cde-b6ab-197e87efbd78.html .
[font color=green]Full disclosure: I never visited his shop while I was living in Brenham since I didn't have either the money or the inclination to buy junk.[/font]
= new reply since forum marked as read
and then you're allowed to change your mind and redo it a few minutes later. 
I apologize for the offense and my questionable attempt at humor. The comment was intended to be a chuckle and not a slight against anyone's behavior so I will award myself one of these things: 
FWIW, I used to be one of those ultimate male shoppers who had to have everything perfect and would change things on a whim the moment I became dissatisfied. One of the side effects of being unemployed is that I've placed less emphasis on material items which is why I never went to buy anything at the shop in Brenham. I've been downsizing for the last two years and I seriously doubt that I would pay premium prices for any of the items since they do not fit into the "necessity" category.
