Ron Geraci is a senior editor for Men's Health magazine. In addition to covering health-related issues, in 1999 he and three other editors from the magazine used a variety of hair-restoring/preserving products, as explained in the June issue of the magazine in an article entitled "Testing Treatments For Baldness." Geraci tried both Rogaine and Propecia. Geraci participated in an online chat via ABC.Com's website to discuss the results of the team's findings.

"Which Stooge Are You?" appeared in the Lifestyles section of the Seattle Times on Tuesday, August 17, 1999. When Geraci first asked psychologists about his theory concerning the link between the three stooges and men's behavior, the psychologists were skeptical. However, they later added credence to the connection between many men and the hot-tempered Moe, the passive-aggressive Larry, and the oral and self-destructive Curly, as Geraci's essay shows.

The Three Stooges

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Which Stooge Are You?