Though Presidents Day has come and gone, it's still important to honor the great men who provide us all with a day off to get over our hangovers and catch up on DVR'd episodes of "Human Target" episodes. We at Asylum paid our respects yesterday by asking you to pick the "manliest president of all time." And, as it turns out, a great many of you are fans of "The Gipper," Ronald Reagan.

Joseph Gustafson was just one reader who listed the many accomplishments of the actor-turned-Prez: "[He] brought down the Berlin Wall with one punch. Fixed the economy with a single wink. While other human beings are composed mostly of water, he was composed of a mixture of testosterone and whiskey." Sure you're not talking about Chuck Norris there, Joseph?

Meanwhile, for B. lottke, the buck stops with Harry S. Truman: "[Truman] was the manliest president in my lifetime. He faced the prospect of having to use the A-bomb on Japan and took no crap from anyone. He was the only Democrat that I can say I truly admired." (And he's the first president to get name-checked in "We Didn't Start the Fire." Not too shabby.)

Our own Dr. Abraham Jonas Froman also chimed in, writing, "Clearly, the manliest president ever was Chester A. Arthur, the first U.S. dictator to wear a stand-alone labia sebucula (Latin for "lip sweater"). A great Mustached American indeed." (Note: Froman may be a little biased.)

Finally, Geeky Girl made an impassioned argument for one of our founding fathers: "President George Washington personally commanded and fought in the Revolutionary War, and WON America's freedom. He had an intelligence network that would put today's CIA to shame even with all their technology. He won the heart of a very tough lady (Martha Custis) who ran her Estate herself. I say, our First Couple still rock."

We agree, Geeky Girl. GW is pretty badass. Though we wouldn't trust him with our cherry tree. Did you know he also had wooden teeth? (Granted, we also stopped paying attention to history in the first grade.)