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    The Art of Manliness
  • Manly Thanksgiving Cornbread Stuffing Recipe

    Brett & Kate McKay
    20 Nov 2009 | 8:31 am
    Thanksgiving Day in the United States is next week. Last year, we had our friend Karl Engel teach you how to cook and carve a Thanksgiving turkey like a man.  But a man needs stuffing to go along with that bird, so we brought Karl back to show you how to make a killer stuffing that will please any Thanksgiving crowd. Karl heads up Pigcasso, an award winning BBQ team. He’s been featured on the Travel Channel and Food Network, so Karl knows his stuff. Today Karl gives us a rundown on how to give a traditional Thanksgiving staple a twist with his Manly Cornbread Stuffing. Thanks Karl!
  • How to Make a Bed You Can Bounce a Quarter Off Of

    Brett & Kate McKay
    19 Nov 2009 | 8:19 pm
    Share It’s a scene familiar to any fan of war movies: old sarge is pacing the new recruits’ barracks, heels clicking on the floor, his eyes bulging as he inspects the soldiers’ bunks.  Tension fills the air; the men break out in a sweat. He checks to make sure each man’s uniform is just right, his boots are shined, and his clothes have been neatly folded in his locker. But the moment of truth comes when the sergeant pulls a quarter from his pocket and bounces it off the bed to see just how tightly it’s made. If it doesn’t bounce, the soldier usually has to…
  • The Return of Jai Alai

    Brett & Kate McKay
    18 Nov 2009 | 9:49 pm
    When I lived in Tijuana, Mexico, one of the things that caught my eye (besides all the dead dogs and cholos) was a huge, almost palatial building in the middle of downtown. It looked like it was transplanted from Morocco and was definitely out of place in the brown and dusty ugliness that is Tijuana. On the front of the building in big red letters it read: “Jai Alai.” Unfamiliar with the meaning of those words, I asked the locals to give me the scoop on what the building was used for. They introduced me to the interesting and tradition-rich game of jai alai (pronounced Hi-Lie).
  • How to Run a Meeting

    Brett & Kate McKay
    17 Nov 2009 | 4:51 pm
    Share Have you ever been at a meeting where all you can think about is how much more productive you’d be working alone at your desk? And how much of the company’s money is swirling down the drain while your co-workers surreptitiously check their Blackberries under the table? And how you wish you had made like the crew of the Enola Gay and carried a cyanide capsule with you? People hate meetings. But it’s not the meetings themselves that are inherently pencil-in-eye inducing, it’s how meetings are run. Without a real leader, meetings can become unproductive and…
  • Mountain and Sackett Tie Giveaway: November 2009

    Brett & Kate McKay
    16 Nov 2009 | 8:41 pm
    Last May we did a tie giveaway with the Mountain and Sackett tie company, which has been making handmade neckware right here in America since 1957. The giveaway was a big hit with readers, so we decided to bring it back again. And with the holidays coming up, we wanted to help you look sharp for the seasonal parties you’ll be attending. What’s Up For Grabs The winner of the giveaway will get to choose any one of Mountain and Sackett’s ties as their prize. Need a narrow tie in your collection? How about a solid wool tie? And of course don’t forget the ties that Mountain…
 
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  • Now Available: GQ iPhone App

    Atif Kazmi
    20 Nov 2009 | 2:04 pm
    The whole world’s gone digital but I’ve never stopped subscribing to GQ Magazine. Why? Not sure, actually. Maybe because it’s iconic, or the fact that it’s always up-to-date even when guys like us are reporting on a daily basis. And yes, the ads. I still love checking out Tom Ford’s new campaigns in between an article about the next must-have blazer and the new It girl. It’s a good supplement. Especially, for a train ride or something. Well, Conde Nast is no fool. With the mobile market on the rise, they will be launching issues through the App Store, at…
  • Odin Fragrances

    Atif Kazmi
    20 Nov 2009 | 9:41 am
    Still looking for the perfect cologne? Well you may be in luck as Odin has entered the market with a line of unisex fragrances. Co-owners Eddy Chai and Paul Biradi teamed up with Larry Paul and Kelly Kovack of Purpose-Built for the project, with the end result being three distinct fragrances that are sure to please the masses. They will be carried exclusively in the Los Angeles area at Studio Beautymix @ Fred Segal, as well as nationally at other locations. (via Fashionisto)
  • T Magazine’s Winter Travel Issue

    Atif Kazmi
    20 Nov 2009 | 9:23 am
    The new issue of T: Travel is now online, with The New York Times’ magazine making sure you fly south for the winter (or atleast to the beach). Some key destinations include Tobago, Miami and Buenos Aires. Not to be forgotten, the season’s top snow-struck destinations are also highlighted, just in case you’ve got the urge to hit the slopes. Give it a read here.
  • Introducing: Pierrepont Hicks Neckwear

    Atif Kazmi
    20 Nov 2009 | 2:00 am
    Meet Pierrepont Hicks, the Minneapolis-based neckwear company that recently launched its debut collection. Married entrepreneurs Mac and Kat launched the label with guys like us in mind. Mac does the numbers, Kat handles the design (and frequently will ask his opinion; sometimes she even agrees with it). With experience in fashion and publishing in New York for over ten years, Kat spent time at Ralph Lauren, Calvin Klein, Gourmet and Elle magazines. The duo searches the globe to find the best textiles. The pieces are produced in New York City’s Garment District and Mac and Kat have…
  • Quoddy Masleet Oxford

    Atif Kazmi
    19 Nov 2009 | 8:34 am
    Maine-based shoemaker Quoddy has hit the century, and although no celebration plans have yet been made, they have plenty of justification. Their handmade style has gotten much praise as of late, so much so that they revenue has increased 100 percent year over year. They’ve also picked up some notable retail accounts, including Seattle-based Blackbird and New York’s Leffot. The Masleet Oxford shown above is really something else. The Horween Navy Chromexcel leather is mated with a red brick sole, making for one fine shoe. It’s 100% hand sewn, and like all Quoddy products, it…
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  • Early Picks At 191 Unlimited

    Dexie Wharton
    20 Nov 2009 | 3:56 am
    It took probably a couple of weeks for my husband to warm up to the stylish shirts from 191 Unlimited. He wasn’t particularly sold on the embroidered details on the shirts. But after a while, and most probably he got tired of me nagging to just try one on, he threw in the towel, so to speak. Now? Well, I’m not saying it’s his favorite shirts but his question about it when he’s wearing one is, “tucked or un-tucked?” I think that’s what we call progress. And for that, I think I’ll be buying him more 191 Unlimited shirts. Here are few shirts I like…
  • Johnny Depp, 2009 People’s Sexiest Man

    Dexie Wharton
    18 Nov 2009 | 5:22 pm
    Thank God it’s Johnny Depp who took home the coveted *ahem* PEOPLE Magazine Sexiest Man Alive for 2009. This makes it second for Mr. Johnny Depp. The title went to him back in 2003. He joins the list of 2-time winners George Clooney and Brad Pitt. Johnny Depp, 2009 People Magazine Sexiest Man Alive I said “Thank God” above because frankly I am not into this whole Twilight “I would die for Robert Pattinson” hoopla. I don’t find him cute at all. But of course teenagers do and some adults too but he’s really not my type. Robert Pattinson is of course…
  • Vasava x 55DSL x Atom Plastic Señor Blanco

    Dexie Wharton
    17 Nov 2009 | 5:26 pm
    Say hello to 55DSL’s friend named Vasava x 55DSL x Atom Plastic Señor Blanco Art Toy. Yeah that long. If you are a 55DSL fan then you’ll appreciate Senor Blanco and all his cuteness. Such a mouthful for a name, huh? You could always just call him Senor Blanco. Vasava x 55DSL x Atom Plastic Señor Blanco Art Toy introduction coincided with 55DSL’s 15th Anniversary at the Music Loves Fashion during the Coachella Music Festival held in Palm Springs, California last April. Senor Blanco had been busy this past summer by visiting places, meeting celebrities, photographers, press…
  • +Beryll Winter Sunglasses

    Dexie Wharton
    16 Nov 2009 | 8:13 pm
    You don’t usually think about sunglasses as Winter acessories but maybe it’s time you should. +BERYL has got you covered on this department. +Beryl’s winter sunglasses features lighter lenses in a variety of rainbow colors which helps to block the lowe angles coming form the horizon as well as the blinding refelection emanating from the snow. The 1st sunglasses is called COLT. It features a nice square shaped-frames with a stylish white trim detailing on the front. The second one is called ACE. This is more of an Aviator style. So you see, you can wear aviators any time of…
  • Jay Kos Spring 2010 Preview

    Dexie Wharton
    15 Nov 2009 | 7:31 pm
    Jay Kos, the purveyor of tailored and vibrant Menswear from New York Park Avenue has done it again with his Spring 2010 collection. To start it off, Jay Kos has created deeply hued leather jeans that are trendless and would sure make everyone notice you as you walk down the street or into a room. So if you are into leather and skinny jeans, those above might suit your lifestyle. The pictures below are some of the collection set to roll out in Spring 2010. It seems Fedoras are going to be staple items on Men’s Fashion no matter what season it is. As well they should because they as nice…
 
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  • 3 Ways to Protect Your Privates and have fun doing it

    Anthony
    2 Nov 2009 | 3:53 pm
    In honor of Movember, the charity dedicated to generating awareness and raising funds for testicular and prostate cancer research, here’s Ploomy’s top three ways to protect your privates. Grow a Mo: It’s an excuse not to shave and a great conversation starter at the bar. Chicks dig a dude down with charity! Mo your friends: If you don’t want to grow a mustache you can Mo your friends with this new Facebook application Cheers to your prostate: Try these Mo-inspired cocktails named after some of the best Mo’s in pop-culture The Burgundy 1 1/2 parts Canadian Club Whisky 4 parts Ginger…
  • Group eCard that Multiple People Can Sign

    draisner
    5 Oct 2009 | 5:33 pm
    If you’ve ever had to sign a birthday card for a co-worker by passing around a “manila envelope”, then you know what a silly process it is. Most of the time the recipient knows it’s coming and it’s really just a formality. This is why you’ll like GroupGreeting.com, a free service that allows you to create a digital group card that multiple people can sign and share from anywhere in the world. By creating a group greeting card, you can have the whole office, team or group of friends sign a card for an individual without having to pass around a physical card.
  • G.I. JOE The Rise of Cobra The Game Review

    draisner
    28 Aug 2009 | 11:10 am
    I’ve never been a fan of games made in conjunction with a movie, but a few weeks ago I was tapped to review GI JOE The Rise of Cobra the game and couldn’t help but be excited. You must understand though that I grew up in the eighties and so for me GI JOE represents not only countless childhood cartoon watching, but also it’s a chance for the powers that be (studio heads and game makers) to redeem themselves after having already thoroughly destroyed the Transformers franchise. After 30 minutes of playing: After watching the game intro, I already knew I was in trouble. The…
  • Axe Hair Wants You to Have Girl-Approved Hair

    draisner
    24 Aug 2009 | 12:16 pm
    Did you know? “74% of girls agree that hair is one of the first things they notice about a guy.” National Survey of 2,500 girls 18-24 conducted by StrategyOne June and July 2008. AXE, the popular grooming line which you’ve come to know now has a line of AXE Hair care products aimed at giving you “girl-approved hair.” The line includes 5 new shampoos, a conditioner, and styling products that are designed to take your hair care to the next level. Since we always like to give you the heads up on all things men, here’s the lowdown. AXE Shampoos &…
  • G.I. JOE The Rise of Cobra The Game

    Anthony
    6 Aug 2009 | 11:16 am
    At long last, the G.I. JOE The Rise of Cobra movie is out this week. Reviews so far have been sparse as Paramount hasn’t let the critics see the flick. Along with the movie release, Electronic Arts is releasing its G.I. JOE game version simultaneously. The game will be available across multiple platforms, including Playstation 2 & 3, Xbox 360, PSP, Nintendo Wii & DS. I really hope G.I. Joe the movie or game does not suck. I am still trying to recover from how Transformers was trashed and hope GIJ does not suffer the same fate with the movie or game. As soon as we get our hands…
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  • Victorinox Recycled Ripstop Down Vest

    20 Nov 2009 | 2:15 pm
    Keep yourself warm and your conscience clear with the Victorinox Recycled Ripstop Down Vest ($200). Made with a shiny recycled polyester outer, down fill, and nylon lining, this close-fitting quilted...Visit Uncrate for the full post.
  • Pop-Up Flea

    20 Nov 2009 | 1:09 pm
    Get handsome with new and used goods at this weekend's Pop-Up Flea in NYC. On hand will be specials from the likes of Billykirk, Alexander West, Gitman Brothers, Rogues Gallery,...Visit Uncrate for the full post.
  • Nespresso CitiZ

    20 Nov 2009 | 11:24 am
    Grown tired of the lines at your local Starbucks, or simply tired of paying for it? Check out the Nespresso CitiZ ($350). For the cost of around 100 coffee shop...Visit Uncrate for the full post.
  • Star Trek

    20 Nov 2009 | 9:11 am
    Leave it to LOST and Alias mastermind J.J. Abrams to reboot one of sci-fi's most beloved franchises without too much bitching from the diehard Trekkies. Star Trek ($13-$20) was easily...Visit Uncrate for the full post.
  • Under Armour Key Pocket ColdGear Gloves

    20 Nov 2009 | 8:48 am
    Made from nylon, polyester, and spandex, the wind- and waterproof Under Armour Key Pocket ColdGear Gloves ($35) are ready to keep your hands warm and your small valuables secure. They...Visit Uncrate for the full post.
 
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  • 37.5% Flattered

    Ami Arad
    13 Nov 2009 | 9:32 am
    If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, we consider ourselves 37.5% flattered. Of the 8 holiday gifts for your favorite golfer suggested by Golf Digest's "Mr. Style", On The Fly carries 3 of them. All three are long-time best-sellers of ours. The Mulholland Brothers Flat Shave Kit is the #1 dopp kit we sell, available in 4 different leathers and 3 different scratch-proof/water-proof polyvinyls. Davek umbrellas have been flying off the shelf since wet weather has kicked in across the country, but the true golfer might prefer the Davek Golf Umbrella that has the hidden spike…
  • Self-Serving...but True, Too

    Ami Arad
    2 Nov 2009 | 10:47 am
    Originally, I wanted to title this post: "S#!% Rolls Down Hill"; but in the interests of decorum I decided that headline should never see the light of day. Luckily, Reuters wrote up an article about my thoughts over the weekend, so I can reference that instead. The topic refers to the state of retail inventory as we enter the busiest season of the year. Basically, with retail sales falling off a cliff last Fall, many retailers and manufacturers were caught with far too much inventory in their stores or warehouses relative to what people were willing to buy. After all, retailers were…
  • $100 Gift Certificate to the Best Manspace

    Ami Arad
    29 Oct 2009 | 1:57 pm
    Bay Area residents remotely involved in the high-tech sector are undoubtedly familiar with TED. Short for "Technology, Entertainment, Design", the first conferences were about world-changing ideas in those 3 fields. To be invited to the TED conference was/is a big deal; I have never been invited, and yes I am bitter about it. Today, TED presentations cover a slightly wider array of topics, but I'm certainly not complaining after having watched Sam Martin's presentation on "Manspaces". There's nothing particularly revolutionary about the idea, but if you've ever built…
  • Hug Your Men's Store

    Ami Arad
    27 Oct 2009 | 6:23 pm
    In my formative college years as a student radical at Berkeley -- ed. note: I was not a radical at Berkeley, but a widespread perception tends to be that anyone at Berkeley was a radical -- I had the distinct pleasure of working at a traditional men's store called George J. Good which was considered a minor Berkeley institution. The store opened in 1930 just across the street from the campus back when young men wore three-piece suits, hats, and smoked pipes during class! The store outfit generations of students, faculty, staff, and briefly, even football coach Steve Mariucci before he left…
  • Deal of the Day on Facebook

    Ami Arad
    5 Oct 2009 | 12:55 pm
    The stars have aligned to create a win-win situation for On The Fly and our loyal customers. For a few months now, we've had a Fan page on Facebook. We've used it to occasionally post news about upcoming events, photos of our store, or general news. But only recently, after a meeting of tribal elders and a dartboard, did we realize how we could most effectively leverage our Fan page. The answer: a "Deal of the Day"-like feature. "Deal-of-the-day"-like because while it will always be a great deal, it may not happen every day. Worst case, we probably have something…
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  • Projects for dads: photo mosaics ... zoom in to Zumyn

    community
    19 Nov 2009 | 8:58 pm
    Here's another great gift idea for your child’s grandparents, god parents/guardians or perhaps even for yourself. Zumyn allows you to create a mosaic photo of your child using your entire collection of baby photos. The web site's photo upload tool compresses your pictures before uploading (saving you plenty of time), and the clever Zumyn software will then arrange your photos to represent any particular picture you choose. It's free to use, but you can pay for prints on photo paper or canvas if you like the results. read more
  • One-minute DIY projects - Turkeys (part 1)

    community
    18 Nov 2009 | 7:15 pm
    Yes, yes, yes - it's that time of the year again when Turkeys all around the US are feeling a bit anxious. Thanksgiving is just around the corner ... so use the spirit of the moment to enspire your kids with some homemade turkey (of a different kind). Basically all you need is a bunch of pipe cleaners and you're all set. Here are the instructions. Things you will need: 1 Pipe Cleaner, light brown 12" 3 Pipe Cleaner, dark brown 12" 5 Pipe Cleaner, any color 6" * Scissors * Pencil * Googly Eyes Step by step: 1) Take a single dark brown pipe cleaner and twirl it around the pencil, then slide it…
  • A Dad's Point of View - Stuck Between My Wife and the Kids

    community
    17 Nov 2009 | 11:52 pm
    In every marriage, spouses face an inevitable choice between their children and their spouse. It is a classic dilemma that confronts every couple and one that is inescapable and difficult. It is especially true in second marriages, like mine. I have to admit, it is an ongoing issue in our home and one I’m trying to figure out with the right amount of love and respect shown towards everyone. Some therapists advise that the husband/wife should always come first. Others, like Dr. Laura, advise to always put the kids first. As with much of her advice, I think it’s too cut-and-dried and…
  • Projects for dad: a photo a day

    stefan
    16 Nov 2009 | 11:49 am
    Here's a nice little project you can do to impress you partner and family. Take a photo of your pregnant woman or newborn baby every day ... do it in a way that you can sequence all the photos to create a time lapse video clip. Check this out: And of course here's the mother of all time lapse videos from the guy who started it all on YouTube: read more
  • Battle Scars

    community
    15 Nov 2009 | 11:57 pm
    I am divorcing and my children are with me half of the time (seven out of fourteen days, to be exact). Remaining a parent, under these conditions, makes our telephone conversations like the fruit that gets pressed on the spike to make juice. If I squeeze it hard enough, I will get the sweetest, largest drink. With every question, every detail, I squeeze and twist harder. So, hearing their stories gives me this tell-able past. It's a past that I cannot have but can at least hear told, so I cling to their stories. I spoke with my children tonight on the telephone, and it reminded me of how each…
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  • The Great Men's Health Money Survey

    Kevin Donahue
    9 Nov 2009 | 1:58 pm
    Are you on track to serious wealth and an easy retirement? Find out in 5 minutes or less! You spend, you save, you owe—but are you getting ahead? Investment guru Charles Farrell has devised a fast answer. His “money ratios” let you compare income, savings and debt against benchmarks to see whether you’re on track to have a healthy income in retirement. We’ve combined Farrell’s ratios with a few of our own, based on Men’s Health research. Click here to take our joint survey. Then check out the March 2010 issue of Men’s Health to see how you stack up—and learn how you can do…
 
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  • The Great Asylum Roundup -- Gamer Girls and Maxims of Manhood

    Brian Childs
    20 Nov 2009 | 10:00 am
    Filed under: Asylum Network News Women: Victoria's Secret fashion show Humor: Neon Elmhurst hospital sign burns out appropriately Mantastic: Challenging my masculinity, challenging the maxims of manhood Video: Mother nature's punch-out Games: 10 things you should never ... Read more Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments
  • 5 Oprah Winfrey Moments Men Will Actually Remember

    Tommy Christopher
    20 Nov 2009 | 9:30 am
    Filed under: Humor, Entertainment, Video, Celebrity, TV Oprah Winfrey has confirmed that she will end her syndicated talk show in 2011, when her contract runs out. Before you curl up sobbing on your couch with a tub of Häagen-Dazs, take comfort in the knowledge that Oprah is ending her show so that ... Read more Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments
  • World Cup of Hot Chicks and Hoaxes That Endure As Myths

    Brian Childs
    20 Nov 2009 | 9:15 am
    Filed under: The Sack Pack The World Cup of Hot Chicks Lovely ladies from around the world. (Bleacher Report) Video Game Theme Song Quiz (Mental Floss) If HBO Warnings Were Honest (CollegeHumor) Poca-Hottness -- Mildly Offensive, Super-Hot Girls in Native American ... Read more Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments
  • Toxins in Plastics Make Boys Play Like Girls

    Jeremy Taylor
    20 Nov 2009 | 9:00 am
    Filed under: Sex, Health, Happy Hour Hero, Weird Science Our happy fact to amaze your drinking buddies with. Boys exposed to certain plastics while in the womb are less likely to play with traditional male toys. Phthalates, chemicals used to soften many household plastics, have in recent years become ... Read more Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments
  • 'Bad Lieutenant,' 'Red Cliff,' 'New Moon' and More in New Movies

    Nicholas Nadel
    20 Nov 2009 | 8:30 am
    Filed under: Entertainment, Tasty Vittles, Movies Required viewing from the week in movies. "Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans," with its absurdly long title and iguanas that only Nicolas Cage can see, is by all accounts utterly insane. Is it safe to like Nic Cage movies again? Also in ... Read more Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments
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  • Nutrilite Sport Blogger Event Day 2 – Quick Recap of Activities

    Israel Lagares
    14 Nov 2009 | 6:27 pm
    Today was day 2 of my time here in California for the Nutrilite Sport Blogger Event. I’m going to keep this update brief, since it’s just too much info to post, plus I have to be downstairs in less than an hour for dinner (dont’ want to hold anyone up). It started with us meeting in the lobby at 7 AM. I met the other bloggers plus some of the Nutrilite Staff. We were driven to the Nutrilite Center for Optimal Health for our health assessments. I am looking forward to those results, which will be mailed to us. Here is a group photo of us in front of the Nutrilite Center for…
  • Nutrilite Sport Blogger Event Day 1 – Late Flight

    Israel Lagares
    13 Nov 2009 | 5:12 pm
    Today was a wack day. I had a late flight from Tampa to California for the Nutrilite Sport Blogger Event. After a long day of flying I finally checked into Hotel Avia. Man, is this place nice! Right in the heart of Downtown Long Beach, it’s a nice looking as their website implies. Yep. It feels like Florida out here. I was flown out here by Nutrilite as part of an inside look into the Nutrilite Health Institute Center for Optimal Health. It’s already late so I haven’t had a chance to meet any of the other bloggers that are here. Some of them you might have heard of: John…
  • Cold Weather Workouts Help Me Train Harder

    Israel Lagares
    2 Nov 2009 | 7:50 am
    Finally! I’m so glad the cold weather is starting to settle-in down here in Florida. Maybe it’s because I can’t stand sweating profusely, but I find that working out in the cold helps me train harder. I think back to my football days and reminisce about practicing in the cold. We’d get out of practice without breaking a sweat, or so it seemed. We did sweat, but it wasn’t as bad as during the Summer. When I’m working out in the cold I feel like Rocky. Remember that scene when he has a full beard and is carrying a log? Or was it dragging it? Well,…
  • Wishy-Washy and…We’re Back!

    Israel Lagares
    1 Oct 2009 | 9:49 pm
    Wow, the site was down for I don’t even know how long. Too much! Somehow we got hacked and our database was corrupted. But Fat Man Unleashed was able to survive! Thanks to my trusty back-ups and through some hard work/countless hours I managed to get us back on track. Sounds like my weight loss journey. Ha. Seriously though, we were down for several days and I was locked out for a long time. Things should be back to normal now. I’m just glad the site is back up, people were probably beginning to think I abandoned them being all wishy-washy. You know, like I am… This is an…
  • Show Off the Fat and Go Shirtless at 284 Lbs

    Israel Lagares
    17 Sep 2009 | 7:02 pm
    Click here to view the embedded video. That’s right. I go shirtless. I made this video back in July and haven’t gotten around to posting it. But I figured I’d do it since NO ONE is going shirtless in the weight loss blog world until AFTER they have lost the weight, and that includes Muata!!! So..there it goes. I went shirtless at 284 lbs DURING my weight loss journey. The video pretty much speaks for itself… Thoughts??? This is an article from FatManUnleashed.com's Healthy Weight Loss and Fitness Blog. Show Off the Fat and Go Shirtless at 284 Lbs
 
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  • 50 Cent’s Entourage Roughs Up Marv Albert

    Mark Lorenz
    20 Nov 2009 | 5:53 pm
    I love this job. I’ve written things that should never ever leave a human mouth, and this would be Exhibit A in that. Backstage at Jimmy Kimmel’s show, 50 Cent’s crew mistook Marv Albert for someone important and apparently tried to beat him down. 50’s getting crazy with his beefs, mang. Marv Albert, for those of you who are unaware, could kick your ass. He’s the voice of the NBA, probably dresses in bondage gear and bites people, which means not only does he spend all day mingling with people that could kick your ass, in his off-time he keeps his pimp hand…
  • QB Wins The Game With Unbelievable Pass

    Yosef Solomon
    20 Nov 2009 | 4:53 pm
    I think the “behind-the-head” pass was completely unecessary, but one of the coolest I’ve ever seen. Via: Break Videos
  • Photo of the Day: “Improperly Named Gloves”

    The Manolith Team
    20 Nov 2009 | 4:41 pm
    The QA person got fired after this product was released. (Photo Via: CollegeHumor)
  • Daily Link Roundup

    Yosef Solomon
    20 Nov 2009 | 3:45 pm
    10 Things Your Grandfather Was Doing By The Time He Was Your Age Primer Google Is Taking Over Everything FunnyCrave Ridiculous Bus Sign Guyism 10 Underrated Superhero Movies Gunaxin Cop Gets 7-Day Paid Vacation For Tasering Child BoingBoing 50 Cent’s Newest Beef: Marv Albert? MTV 6 Best Man-cations MadeMan
  • Man Only Spoke Klingon To Son For Three Years

    Mark Lorenz
    20 Nov 2009 | 12:00 pm
    This is an interesting story to me. There’s liking Star Trek, and then there’s liking Star Trek a little too much. Like, way too much. Like, to the point where it’s detrimental to your child’s development and opinion of you. Case in point, a man in Minnesota only spoke to his son in Klingon for the first three years of his life. Star Trek only recently became actually cool, with the new release of the prequel. Before it was always borderline entertaining at best, and I say that as a Trekkie. So the motivation for d’Armond Speers teaching his son Klingon is…
 
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    Shaun Groves
  • Buckminster Fuller In A Space Shuttle

    Shaun Groves
    20 Nov 2009 | 9:27 pm
    I don’t know if it’s true but I heard once that Buckminster Fuller woke up blind one morning for no apparent reason. And then, some time later, he woke up one morning sighted again for no apparent reason. He reentered the world with more curiosity than before, more appreciation for beauty and science, a greater ability to problem solve and invent, full of passion and life. Then there’s the space shuttle. It shakes and ricochets its way back to earth, nearly blown to bits in the end. It reenters Earth’s atmosphere tattered and charred. For most of the week since El…
  • Praying For My Family

    Shaun Groves
    19 Nov 2009 | 11:24 am
    In the first year of our relationship Yanci asked me in a letter to pray for her Dad because he needed help. What kind of help? I thought. Is he OK? Is there something more I can do than pray? On the bus last week I asked Yanci’s mom what that prayer request was all about. “I’ve been praying for him for four years now and I don’t why. I don’t know if God’s already answered my prayers.” Her face broke into a huge grin as she told me the story through a translator. Her husband was unable to find work, so he drank a lot. And because he drank a lot he was…
  • The Fishermen’s Field

    Shaun Groves
    17 Nov 2009 | 7:51 am
    Warning: I’m not in El Salvador anymore but there’s plenty of El Salvador left in me itching to come out. Unlike the bloggers on our trip, I didn’t have the time to write much while we were in El Salvador. So, if you’re burned out on the subjects of poverty, kids, hope and hurricanes, you might want to stop reading my blog for a few days. I’ve got some stories to tell. You probably know about Compassion International’s Child Sponsorship Program: sponsors like you pay $38 (in the U.S.) to meet the physical and spiritual needs of school-aged kids. And you…
  • What Happens When…

    Shaun Groves
    11 Nov 2009 | 11:04 pm
    What happens when a hurricane hits the U.S.? Telethons. Thousands donated. FEMA. Thousands housed. Hospitals. Thousands healed. Insurance. Thousands rebuild. What happens when a hurricane hits a house made of mud? When earth by the ton gives way and slides through a neighborhood? When beds, clothes, and families are swallowed up by flood waters and mud? What happens when all this happens in a small village in the smallest nation in Central America? With almost no government resources? Without insurance and a hospital nearby or a car to visit it? What happens then? The Church happens. We drove…
  • Yanci Is Famous

    Shaun Groves
    11 Nov 2009 | 10:28 pm
    “Did you know that you are famous in America?” I asked. She shook her head no. “Do you know what my job is?” I asked. “You are a writer?” she guessed through a translator. “Well, yes,” I said, “but mostly I sing and preach.” Her eyebrows raised. “After I visited you four years ago I went back home and started traveling all over America and Canada, to churches and universities, singing and telling people all about the day we spent together.” She laughed. “No, I really did!” I said. “I told them how much…
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  • We Are the World

    Robert Franklin, Esq.
    20 Nov 2009 | 4:28 pm
    As it is in the West, so it is in India only worse. This article reports on Indian men's protests on International Men's Day (DNA India, 11/20/09).  In Mumbai, men and women (often second wives) took to the streets holding signs and shouting slogans like these: "Indian male - hapless animal"; "women empowered men unpowered"; "husband not an ATM machine", "options for Indian male - be henpecked or handcuffed" According to them, Indian family law is much the same as it is in various western nations.  There as here, they say, dads are seen only as a source of funds and can be driven out of…
  • Red Alert! Dad on Campus! Release the Hounds!

    Robert Franklin, Esq.
    20 Nov 2009 | 11:46 am
    There aren't many invariable rules in life, but I'm pretty sure this is one: if you hear someone say "his lack of presence" when he means "his absence," you're dealing with a bureaucratic mentality, possibly in its terminal stages.  Look out for trouble. Not long ago, according to this article, in North Coventry, Pennsylvania, a father arrived at the West-Mont Christian Academy intending to talk to a kindergarten teacher about his child who is a student there (Daily Local, 11/18/09).  He talked to a teacher who walked with him to a public lobby where he was to wait to talk to his…
  • Mass. Rep. Alice Peisch 'Knows Better than her District' on Equally Shared Parenting

    Robert Franklin, Esq.
    20 Nov 2009 | 6:41 am
    A while back, I posted a piece about two separate Canadian surveys that show overwhelming support for equally-shared parenting laws.  Each showed support of around 78%.  At the time (and maybe still), there was a bill before Parliament to establish the presumption of equally shared parenting in divorce and custody cases.  The bill was given little chance of passage, so I pointed out the radical difference between what Canadians say they want and what their elected "representatives" are willing to do.  The message "we know what's best for you; now run along and play" seems to be more and…
  • Report: 20% of Divorced Parents Want to Make Other Parent's Contact with Child 'as Unpleasant as Possible'

    Robert Franklin, Esq.
    19 Nov 2009 | 4:14 pm
    When parents are at loggerheads, there should be much more done to sustain the interests of the father and child. When a mother turns her child against the father, when a mother refuses to comply with a court order on contact, nothing is done because it is felt sanctions against her would not be in the interests of the child. But is the situation as it stands in that child’s interests? We pay only lip service to the rights of a child to have contact with a father and we need to do better. This article is another one to address the findings of the Mishcon de Reya report on the impacts of…
  • Lisa Belkin Grapples Unsuccessfully with Concept of Gender Equality in Custody

    Robert Franklin, Esq.
    19 Nov 2009 | 11:48 am
    It's been many years since feminists like Katha Pollitt at The Nation waxed apoplectic about a Washington, D.C. mother who lost custody of a child to her ex-husband.  The woman was a hardworking senior aide to, if memory serves me, a Congressional representative.  As the job requires, she pulled long hours, leaving home early in the morning and often not returning until long after the children were in bed.  She missed school meetings, playdates, birthdays.  Her husband, on the other hand, quit his job so he could take one with greater flexibility.  That was because he wanted to take more…
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  • Obama Declares National Emergency Because of H1N1 Flu

    25 Oct 2009 | 10:38 am
    With over 1000 deaths attributed to H1N1 flu staring us all in the face and long lines for what little H1N1 flu vaccine that is available, President Obama has declared H1N1 flu a national emergency. A spokesman from the Obama Administration equates this declaration to local state of emergencies that are declared before a hurricane hits land. With the growing number and rate of infections, and the threat of H1N1 flu cases overwhelming the healthcare system in some communities, this declaration allows a more rapid response and movement of resources to areas that need them. While a little over…
  • FDA Panel Approves HPV Vaccine for Boys

    24 Oct 2009 | 3:01 pm
    The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has given its approval for boys age 9 to 26 to receive the HPV vaccine Gardasil. The vaccine has been in use with females 9 to 26 since 2006. HPV, also known as human papillomavirus can cause cervical cancer in women. In men HPV can lead to anal cancers and genital warts. While there are dozens of strains of HPV, Gardasil targets the 4 that most commonly cause cancers and rectal warts. Ideally, the vaccine is gotten before becoming sexually active since that is the way HPV is transmitted. Note that for now, Gardasil use in boys is only being considered…
  • All the H1N1 Flu Resources You Need are Right Here

    12 Oct 2009 | 12:01 pm
    The key to staying healthy during this unusual flu season is learning all there is to know about seasonal flu and H1N1 flu. There are similarities but the two types of flu are very different; each requiring a vaccine of their own. I have assembled all the flu information I have onto one easy to use page. Review the material, get your vaccines, and keep your doctor's appointments; do this and your chances of staying healthy throughout this flu season will be much better. Flu Information From Across the About Health Channel Symptoms of Cold and Flu Swine Flu - The Basics Swine Flu Frequently…
  • Kick Opiate Addiction - The Medication Can Help

    24 Sep 2009 | 3:24 pm
    Opiates such as Vicodin, heroin, or fentanyl are some of the most difficult addictions to beat. Withdrawal symptoms can make even the most determined person weak. In fact, opiate addiction has one of the highest incidences of relapse. But there is a medication that can help beat your opiate addiction. By easing your withdrawal symptoms, this medication allows you to get into detox and recovery without the fear of withdrawal. Let's take a look at the drug Suboxone.Related Addiction InformationThe Dangers of Vicodin AddictionThe Health Risks of Crystal MethThe Dangers of Prescription Drug…
  • The Importance of Colon Screenings

    7 Sep 2009 | 4:25 am
    There are several reasons people don't get the colon screenings they should. People say they are inconvenient, the preparation prior to the test can be unpleasant, and many simply don't understand the importance of regular colon screenings. The fact remains, regular colon screening for both men and women is the best way to monitor colon health and to catch any problems such as colon cancer early.Related InformationThe Facts About Rectal PainBowel Cancer in MenHealth Concerns of Gay MenThe Importance of Colon Screenings originally appeared on About.com Mens Health on Monday, September 7th,…
 
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  • 1969 Cotton Bowl Classic Rolex Datejust: The King of Watches Gets a Heaping Dose of Americana

    Hodinkee
    18 Nov 2009 | 9:17 am
    It's amazing how different a timepiece can be perceived just by changing something ever so slightly.  The Rolex Datejust, AKA the most versatile watch on the planet, can be made clean and simple, interesting and exotic, or even notorious by adding a simple logo or a rock or two. Today we've found a piece of pure Americana that happens to be in the form of a Rolex wristwatch.   This classic Datejust was made in 1969 for the two participants in that year's Cotton Bowl.  For those who don't remember, it was this game that Texas beat Tennessee by a score of 36 to 13. …
  • A White Rolex Explorer? Yes, They Do Exist and They Are Damn Cool

    Hodinkee
    17 Nov 2009 | 6:40 pm
    We've said it before and we'll say it again, the Rolex Explorer is probably one of our favorite watches, period, end of sentence. It is the smallest, simplest, and most understated Rolex sport watch and its purity has been left unchanged for the better part of a century.  We have written about some pretty interesting ones in our day (for a full list, see here) but if there is one uniting quality, it is that each Explorer had a black face. Or did they?? Today's watch is most certainly a Rolex Explorer, but a rare white-dialled version from the early 1960s or 1950s.  It is reference…
  • Zenith El Primero Poker Chip Face: One of the First Automatic Chronos With A Colorful Design

    Hodinkee
    17 Nov 2009 | 9:12 am
    A vintage Zenith El Primero is something we have a lot of respect for.  It was one of the very first automatic movements ever produced, and a version of it later went on to power the venerable Rolex Daytona.  This vintage El Primero chronograph is really unlike any Zenith we've come across, and it's rather cool.  They usually look a lot like this.  The 18 karat yellow gold case is nice against the white face, but it is really the pattern work around the registers that set this watch apart from more traditional El Primeros. As the seller mentions, it features "a magnificent…
  • Heuer Autavia For Argentinian Air Force: A Valjoux 72 Powered Military Piece For A Great Price

    Hodinkee
    16 Nov 2009 | 6:46 am
    A while back we showed you a very cool Rolex Daytona that was issued by the Peruvian Air Force.  The movement in this Rolex is a Valjoux 72 and the price is surely about the same as your average mid-level Executive luxury automobile, which limits many of us from purchasing it. But, what if you really wanted a great Swiss watch from a storied manufacturer that featured the very same movement and was also issued to a South American Military force in the 1960s, AND what if it was about 1/10th the price?  Today is your lucky day folks.  A rare Heuer Autavia that was made for the…
  • The World's Most Complicated Watch, The Patek Caliber 89, sells for $5.06 Million

    Hodinkee
    15 Nov 2009 | 10:52 am
    Remember a few weeks ago we told you that the Patek Philippe Caliber 89 would be auctioned off in Geneva by Antiquorum?  Well it was, and the sale did not disappoint.  This 2.5 pound uber pocket watch was sold today for 5,120,000 CHF, which is roughly $5.06 Million.  For the lot details, click here. For some live shots of the Caliber 89 taken by Elizabeth Doerr, click here.
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  • 3 for 2 at Smuggling Duds

    UMan
    19 Nov 2009 | 5:25 pm
    Smuggling Duds Stash Pants is currently running a fantastic deal where you can get 3 pairs of undies for the price of 2. It's good for any color combination, just specify what color you want free in the comments box at checkout. You'll save about $25 USD with this deal, so check it out now!Feed contents copyright © M.U.B 2009. All rights reserved. Please do not use text without prior written permission. Images copyright © by their respective owners. Also, please visit the original source here.
  • Exclusive: 10% off Modus Vivendi at Boomlads

    UMan
    18 Nov 2009 | 6:30 pm
    Boomlads is offering Men's Underwear Blog readers an exclusive discount on Modus Vivendi underwear from now until the end of the month. Modus Vivendi is a fantastic new range of men's underwear. Boomlads has over 30 designs on their site that incorporate drawstrings, zippers, and other fun details. With inspiration from swimwear and high-end fashion, Modus Vivendi is different to the run-of-the-mill underwear, no crazy patterns, more classic, sexy designs with traditonal tailoring. Modus Vivendi regularly shows their designs on catwalks around the world. Boomlads exclusively has their entire…
  • Undergear's Angels

    UMan
    16 Nov 2009 | 4:00 pm
    Can't get enough of Halloween? Well check out Undergear's angels who took part in the Halloween parade in New York City. Models Ryan, Danny, and Alex sported fanciful black feather wings, mesh shirts, and of course Undergear gear in black. These boys really know how to work those bodies and wings and were among the most photographed people at the party. Enjoy!Feed contents copyright © M.U.B 2009. All rights reserved. Please do not use text without prior written permission. Images copyright © by their respective owners. Also, please visit the original source here.
  • 50% off EVERYTHING at His Trunks

    UMan
    16 Nov 2009 | 3:45 pm
    For a limited time His Trunks is offering 50% off everything in stock! This is HUGE! Everything has to go to make room for new stock so check it out. Use discount code 50 at checkout. Feed contents copyright © M.U.B 2009. All rights reserved. Please do not use text without prior written permission. Images copyright © by their respective owners. Also, please visit the original source here.
  • New Range from aussieBum: Cottonsoft!

    UMan
    10 Nov 2009 | 12:30 pm
    aussieBum has just released a new range of underwear called Cottonsoft. This new collection is all about the basics. It comes in brief and hipster styles in 3 basic solid colors: heather grey, white, and black. It sports a trendy, logo waistband and promises incredible comfort. Although this line is not nearly as fun and funky as some of aussieBum's other ranges, the difference here is the price point. The Cottonsoft collection is much more reasonable at $20 and $22 USD for the brief and hipster respectively. These new prices will ensure that everyone can get into some aussieBums. So you'll…
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  • The bizarre and beautifully ugly.

    iluwfashion
    18 Nov 2009 | 2:36 pm
    Throughout my adult years I’ve pride in having an abnormally strong immune system. Headaches come only 2-3 times a year, I have no recollection of the last time I had fever and neither do I have a medicine cabinet – in fact I haven’t even had chickenpox which frightening given the dangerous affects it has on adults. But today reckoning came and brought my feet down on earth as my inflated claim of benevolence has been punctured by the illness I’m currently battling. An intense cold or a mild flu I contracted last week reached its peak today, forcing me to send a mass cancelation text…
  • Braun Series 3-390cc time saving shaver.

    iluwfashion
    9 Nov 2009 | 12:47 pm
    Shaving can be 15min chore in front of the bathroom mirror or it can be a quick task with the cutting-edge Braun Series 3-390cc shaver.Precision and performance are key strength thanks to a trio of independent shaving elements which leave the skin smooth as peace skin while keeping skin irritation to a minimum. After shaving, just slot the 3-390cc into the bundled dock and the self-cleaning feature will disinfect the shaver in a lemon-scented alcohol based solution. Now available at a promotional offer of £79.99(down from £159.99) until the 30th December 2009 at select retailers.
  • Gekko return to the screen in Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps.

    iluwfashion
    1 Nov 2009 | 5:30 pm
    The great depression of year 2009 is officially over as billions of dollars worth of bailouts and quantitative easing yields the ultimate dividend – carrying the world’s largest economy, the United States, out of recession with a 3.5% growth in GDP between July and September. Italians, Frenchmen, Germans and Japanese citizens have reasons to smile too. Their economies have enjoyed positive growth since mid 2009 leaving the lonely Island of Great Britain as only G7 sinking deeper into recession. Although the signs for 2010 are good, the world economy won’t be healthy until major…
  • Buy your darling the gift of daily planning organizing.

    iluwfashion
    25 Oct 2009 | 4:58 am
    The most uplifting gifts are those that come unexpectedly and positively disrupt the predictable daily patterns. In 2009 the pre-Christmas gift for your beloved counterpart comes in the form of a fashionably correct organiser from Filofax. Graced with a colourful but yet sober Fresco design, the Filofax is a part of £40 giftbox. Inside the box is a trio of vouchers which entitles the gift receiver to either a free photographic shoot, haircut or a beauty treatment. Further assist the life of a busy career woman the organiser intelligently houses a mirror for discrete facial checks during…
  • Tom Ford set sight on the biggest picture -- the Tom Ford empire.

    iluwfashion
    11 Oct 2009 | 3:57 pm
    What can you do with £30,000,000? It’s enough money for an early retirement supporting a jet set gigolo life of glitz, parties, and ostentation for a good three of four decades. Wise savers would exchange the 30 million for roughly 25,500 shares in Apple, and see their investment yield a prosperous annual increase of 25%. Why not spend the money on an ocean front house in Monecito California, complete with a tennis court and backyard the size of a two football fields, or an epic journey to the international space station? For Tom Ford however, capital of that size would be spent on…
 
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  • Quelle domage, feministes!

    18 Nov 2009 | 9:15 am
    The outing of the notorious blogger Belle de Jour as scientist Brooke Magnanti, is another severe blow for the Labour-wimin's moral crusade against prostitution. Following so quickly after the revelation that sex trafficking was a pack of lies designed to demonise all prostitution in the eyes of the public, the news that an intelligent, articulate woman chooses prostitution of her own volition and makes a handsome living from it, is yet more evidence that the feminist victim culture is as wrong-headed and deceitful as it is sordid and pathetic. It took me a long time to understand why it is…
  • Women who cry rape will ALWAYS be sent to prison, appeal court warns

    31 Oct 2009 | 3:31 pm
    "Women who cry rape were warned by the Court of Appeal today that prison was 'inevitable' for an offence which attacks the criminal justice system.Rejecting a sentence challenge by a woman jailed for two years after making a false allegation against an innocent man, two senior judges emphasised the impact of such a crime on conviction rates." ReferenceGreat news! But sadly, the judge in question seems to have little concern for falsely-accused men. All he is concerned about is the effect that false accusations have on the conviction rate. Still, it's a good start.
  • The Feminist’s Guide To Debate Tactics

    30 Oct 2009 | 2:04 pm
    I wanted to draw your attention to this article on the excellent website The Spearhead:Observing comments made by feminists on MRA blogs – or on any blog or forum post which is even slightly critical of any aspect of feminism – for the last few years has made something very clear: feminists have no idea how to debate.This is probably due to the overwhelming feminist hegemony in educational institutions. Women dominate the teaching profession, particularly in grade school, and all of these women are feminists. Girls have a powerful innate need to please the authority figures in their…
  • What has feminism ever done for men?

    30 Oct 2009 | 1:05 pm
    The F-wordWritten by Tuval Dinner Tuesday, September 29 2009 18:35"Last week I was hanging out downtown with my baby when a group of young women approached me and asked if they could interview me for a class assignment. First they asked me what my definition of feminism* is and then they followed up with a whole series of questions relating to feminism. The whole thing caught me off guard; I usually don't hear the word feminism in public nevermind being probed on the subject by a group of strangers. But their final question was the most surprising and interesting of all. They asked me, "what…
  • A Deafening Silence

    29 Oct 2009 | 2:12 am
    Dear Anna Have you reached a conclusion about the issues I raised in my email of 9th October? Is it acceptable for there to be a ratio of 3.3 female teachers to each male teacher? The attached link makes it clear that the Electoral Reform Society and the NAS / UWT consider an inequality of 5:1 unacceptable and worthy of protest. http://www.electoral-reform.org.uk/downloads/wpe24.pdf Where does the tipping point lie? At a ratio of 4.1:1? Regards Peter Blades---------- Forwarded message ----------From: pbla927 Date: Mon, Oct 26, 2009 at 6:27 PMSubject: Fwd: FW: Under-representation of men in…
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  • Unilateralism is the name of the game

    Pete
    15 Nov 2009 | 11:53 am
    Our dear friend Michael better be aware, and better be supplying his own rubbers, because her mind is MADE THE FUCK UP!!   Who wants to bet that the “just not any time soon” will turn into “I went off the Pill a few weeks ago and … uh … never mentioned it to you. Oh and I used the condoms you thought you threw away. Heh.”
  • Army gets creative – again!

    Pete
    13 Nov 2009 | 9:40 pm
    We all remember Jessica Lynch, right? That honorable, courageous, brave woman who practically channeled Rambo and the Terminator in dusty old Iraq … err I mean the lady who didn’t even fire a shot, and got taken care of very well by the Iraqis because she was a member of the Royal Sex. Well, it appears we have another one. The Army just can’t stop its creative juices from flowing, can it? That's not how you put foot in mouth!! Senior Sgt Mark Todd says he fired the bullet that brought the gunman down. A witness confirmed Sergeant Todd’s account.In the interview,…
  • Holy shit, is it women that are messed up or am I behind the times?

    Pete
    13 Nov 2009 | 6:29 pm
    I’ve been minding my own business, you know, for the last year or so that I haven’t posted here. I don’t even know how many readers I have anymore, so this might be like a shout out in space. But holy shit, I just have to say something about what I just read on this forum. And I know that my opinion won’t be a popular one so I won’t even bother commenting there. I’d be probably be called a patriarchical old goat. Okay, let’s start from the top: Feeling guilty about messing with a “2 Weeks Till 18″ So I got invited to a hotel party on…
  • Woman cooked up missing baby story and sent police on wild goose chase

    Pete
    26 Dec 2008 | 3:05 pm
    Women and children. The two words go together like wine and cheese. Like babbling and brook. Like Micro and Soft (errr I’m thinking about Dr. Phil again, sorry). Women have been with babies since the beginning of recorded history, and probably since before then. They make themselves useful by having babies, taking care of them until they know where to shit and when to eat. Then, hopefully, the men take charge and make men out of boys. That’s the way its always been, and that’s why a million government programs targeted at babies also end up feeding quite a few women in the…
  • Man kills ex-wife on Christmas

    Pete
    26 Dec 2008 | 12:11 am
    Oh shit. A recently-divorced man dressed up as Santa, went to his ex-wife’s house, shot her entire family that he could see and then set fire to her home using a home-made flamethrower, and then finally shot himself. Oh shit. The media is going to have a field day with this one. COVINA, Calif. – Stinging from an acrimonious divorce, a man plotting revenge against his ex-wife dressed up like Santa, went to his former in-laws’ Christmas Eve party and slaughtered at least eight people before killing himself hours later. Bruce Pardo’s ex-wife and her parents were believed to…
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  • Feminist imperialism in Canada

    Masculist Man
    10 Nov 2009 | 10:29 am
    Dateline:Vancouver BC , CanadaBy: RejeanFrom: BC FathersVia: The Honour NetworkFeminists Try to Bankrupt MRA Activist in CourtPriority News Exchange Program News Item (PNEP)" With only a few days notice, ULaval femi-nazi witch Pierrette Bouchard &Status of Women Canada are taking Ken Wiebe to court for costs. Each is askingfor $85,000 for a total of $170,000... It is obvious that they are trying tobankrupt Ken & His Family so to stop Him from going to the Court of Appeal(re:Wiebe vs Bouchard) and also to stop the Demands for the ParliamentaryInquiry. This e-mail is possibly our last…
  • Activist time

    Masculist Man
    7 Nov 2009 | 6:19 pm
    Go to the False Rape Society and do the following:1. Read the proposed legislation.2. Read the news article.3. Email everyone of the sponsors of this bill and thank them for proposing this bill. It takes guts to stand up to the rape cottage industry and they need to know that there is support out there for this legislation. Email them regardless of where you live. If this is successful in Pennsylvania it could spread to other areas including your own. The ass you keep out of prison maybe your own.
  • Culture 3

    Masculist Man
    5 Nov 2009 | 12:51 pm
    Gender war. We've all heard the term "gender war" before but does that apply? Yes it does,today we are in a very real war. Our rights are being eroded just as the Jews were in Nazi Germany. Laws that are supposed to be gender neutral are seldom interpreted that way by the courts. Our society is not about getting criminals it is about getting men if it were about getting criminals then women would be prosecuted to the full extent of the law but they aren't. We see how men are systematically denied the right to their own residence via protection orders put up by the wife or girlfriend because…
  • Culture 2

    Masculist Man
    5 Nov 2009 | 10:17 am
    I've often heard of MRA's saying things are going to reach critical mass. I myself have said that there will be a revolution but now that we examine the evidence before us is that going to be the case? How many men actually know about the men's movement? How many actually care? How many know their rights are being eroded away? How many are going to take action to stop and reverse this process? How many are going to write their elected leaders and protest this injustice? Not many. Things aren't going to change just because 25 guys are blogging about it you also need to be activist. I'm not…
  • Culture

    Masculist Man
    21 Oct 2009 | 11:55 am
    I've often said it because it's true we are living in a matriarchy. Feminism has permeated the culture and spread its poisonous filth. Everyday we are bombarded with messages that say you are nothing if you don't have a woman meanwhile women are told they are to be independent and in charge and lead (except if it's a 2 am sound in her darken home then she runs to men to save her worthless feminist hide). These messages are mainly propagandized by women and manginas. They won't make movies depicting men as independent because that will piss off women and we all know that most western men are…
 
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  • Behind The Scenes: Terra Cotta Warriors at National Geographic

    OTC
    18 Nov 2009 | 7:52 pm
    I headed up M Street feeling a bit like an archaeologist being ushered into a dig site long after the locals had cleared out.With the White House a few short blocks away, I strode up to the National Geographic Museum and promptly entered the wrong door. After finding the right entrance, I found myself face to face with a warrior and his horse - both almost 2,000 years old.Along with about 30 bloggers and photographers from across DC, I was invited to a sneak peek of National Geographic's new exhibit, "Terra Cotta Warriors: Guardians of China's First Emperor." I've been telling you about this…
  • OTC Find: Punto (Machine Washable) Cashmere Socks

    OTC
    13 Nov 2009 | 1:21 pm
    New York-based British Apparel recently contacted OTC with the news that, along with its Italian partner Punto, they had developed the world's first, 12-month, year-round cashmere socks. And, they are machine washable. Would I like to try out a couple of pair?Of course I did; not only because I’ve wanted to check out cashmere socks ever since I sold them at $175 a pop for Ralph Lauren way back when, but also because I really wanted to see if they are in fact machine washable. One of the biggest pet peeves I have about these kinds of luxury items is the maintenance factor.According to…
  • From The OTC Archives: Bow Ties

    OTC
    10 Nov 2009 | 2:41 pm
    Mike T. from Scottsdale Arizona recently asked if OTC has ever written about bow ties. Mike has been sporting them for 30 years and I couldn't be happier to hear it.As a guy from New England, and an Ivy League college town to boot, I know from bow ties. I have long been a big fan and to me they have always represented a shot of jaunty intellectual creativity. So, I dug through the OTC archives and pulled together some thoughts on bow ties.Just so we're clear, I am taking about the bow ties you actually have to tie yourself. Clip-ons are to me a wasted effort. The imperfection of a self tied…
  • J. Peterman's Mailbag - The Best Bag Ever?

    OTC
    3 Nov 2009 | 1:47 pm
    It’s funny how sometimes things just come together. I am a bag guy; I have lots of different bags, from elegant leather briefs to beat-up nylon messengers.One of my all-time favorites is the Counterfeit Mailbag, from the J. Peterman Company. In fact, it's one of the first bags I ever wrote about and was sent to me by John Peterman himself - it can't really get better than that.The bag, based on the classic leather workhorse lugged across the country by a generation of letter carriers, is simple and classic. Unique enough to be modern and fit effortlessly into the current “heritage”…
  • Style Guide - The Blue Blazer

    OTC
    31 Oct 2009 | 7:05 pm
    When it comes to wardrobe basics, the one thing you should have on sartorial speed dial is a blue blazer. A blue blazer is the backbone of any serious wardrobe. The perennially popular Preppy Handbook even dubbed it the male exoskeleton.Preppy or not, a blue blazer is the one article of dress clothing all men should have hanging in the closet. It is universally useful and chameleon-like when it comes to meeting your needs in a sartorial pinch.Now, when they hear “blue blazer” people tend to think of the classic brass button type found on the bridge of a yacht in a Ralph Lauren…
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  • Sharp Style: Watch Cufflinks

    Watchworks are some of the greatest mechanical inventions the human race has ever concieved. They are true marvels of science. Who wouldn't want to sport them as jewellery? Available online, they feature the naked watch movements of famous brands like Hamilton, Omega, and Baume et Mercier. Our favourite has to be ...
  • Sharp Style: Nike x APC

    Sometimes less is more. Sure, you can have a lot of accessories, geegaws, and needless decoration on most things, but you don't want them on your sneakers. So leave the basketball high-tops to Lebron, and the Converse to the hipsters. Instead, get a shoe with a nice minimalist style, like the ...
  • Sharp Music: Miles Davis Complete Columbia Collection

    If you look in the dictionary, next to the definition of the word "cool," you'll find a picture of Miles Davis. No word of a lie. From the way he dressed, to the way he acted, to the way he played, the man was just cool, in the most un-ironic ...
 
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  • Lou’s Locks – Week 12

    Larry_Scott
    20 Nov 2009 | 12:11 pm
    It’s week 12 in CFB and the season is flying by. Only a couple of weeks left, then Championship Saturday followed by the bowls and the BCS NC game. Well, we are officially in a 2-2 rut, as the Locks went 2-2 ATS last week for the 5th straight week in a row bringing the [...]
  • COL Reb? GTFO

    Jai Eugene
    20 Nov 2009 | 9:30 am
    From 3rd Down H Back who is currently on assignment to Southwest Asia:   It is so pathetic it is funny.  This kind of reminds me of the way the Shia took out all their pent up aggression on the Sunnis after Saddam was no mas. Colonel Reb Foundation Press Release For Immediate Release Colonel Reb Barred From Football Stadium Student [...]
  • Kiffin dismisses Janzen Jackson, comments on his disappointment

    Larry_Scott
    20 Nov 2009 | 8:34 am
    Lane Kiffin dismissed Janzen Jackson from the University of Tennessee football team today, over a week after the now infamous incident involving Jackson and two other players, Nu’Keese Richardson and Mike Edwards. “We are very disappointed with these three freshman,” Kiffin said.  “We are building a championship football team here.  There is absolutely no room for [...]
  • Road Tripping

    Jai Eugene
    20 Nov 2009 | 8:30 am
    I had visited General Neyland’s grave, then dropped in to Knoxville to provide some suggested plays to run against the Vanderbilt.  Crompton will go all “Fouts to Winslow” on Saturday. Check this:Neyland Stadium — The color orange – ESPN Check me out, getting all zen-like. Posted in SEC Football
  • UGA #@#% is dead

    Jai Eugene
    20 Nov 2009 | 7:11 am
    Dog gone, it’s Lane Kiffin’s fault.  Anyone have any idea what they will name his replacement? Last known photo of UGA: Posted in SEC Football
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  • Like rock, paper, scissors? Get this movie now!

    Cuzzy
    19 Nov 2009 | 7:39 am
    From Mike’s Bloggity Blog Usually you have to be careful when you see people in Toronto playing with themselves, but this weekend is going to be a little different. That’s because this Sunday the city will be filled with people playing Rock, Paper Scissors in an attempt to win the $10,000 grand prize at the RPS World Championships! And yes, it’s a real thing. Actually last year, I got a chance to see a really cool documentary about the tournament, the movie was called Rock, Paper, Scissors: A Greek Tragedy. The DVD of the movie is actually going to be launched this weekend…
  • T Roc 2009: Week 12 college football pixxx

    Cuzzy
    19 Nov 2009 | 5:59 am
    Every week T-Roc will share his thoughts on what is going on in college football, make picks and fire back at your nasty comments. Want to learn more about him, check out his first post or visit his archive. I’m writing this column drunk. I want y’all to know right off the bat. And it’s about time I did so. I’m 32-32-2 against the spread this year. I’m just as good at handicapping as your dog or your baby, were said dog/baby offered the choice between marbles in the colours of opponent colleges. If you’re following my picks, you have deep-rooted issues about your ability to think…
  • 5 fictional “defense” attorneys the Toronto Raptors should hire

    Cuzzy
    18 Nov 2009 | 9:23 am
    Hard to believe the NBA season is almost a month old already. Time flies when you are changing diapers and trying to stay awake past 11pm to catch a west coast game. For those who have been watching the Raptors this season, there is one glaring thing that is wrong with the team. They seem to of removed defense from the game plan. Sure there have been the odd moments of shock when they beat Cleveland opening night, slowed down the Bulls at home and made a huge comeback against the Clippers but all-in-all the D have been a giant load of dino-dung. Every week there seems to be a 120 or 130 on…
  • Bosh earning himself a big payday

    Cuzzy
    17 Nov 2009 | 9:22 am
    By Andy Charles I know it has been amazing to watch some of Chris Bosh’s play so far in the early days of the NBA season, but it really does come with a touch of sadness that this might just be his last year as a Raptor. It would be too easy to say that Bosh’s performances are down to the money he can expect to get at the end of the season when he becomes a free agent, but there is no way Toronto will be able to afford him, even if he wanted to stay, if he keeps putting up these numbers. Of course, the Raptors could go to the playoffs this season, have a lot of success, and even win the…
  • T Roc 2009: Week 11 college football pixxx

    Cuzzy
    12 Nov 2009 | 5:51 am
    Every week T-Roc will share his thoughts on what is going on in college football, make picks and fire back at your nasty comments. Want to learn more about him, check out his first post or visit his archive. The mid-week day off is a wonderful thing, but it’s so easily wasted by overestimating one’s ability to consume alcohol. A single post-work beer at the nearest watering hole turned into a steady stream of Stella (thanks Michelle!), which led my motley crew back to the office to hit up the liquor cabinet therein. Three hours of vodka consumption later, I’m walking a staggering…
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  • Detroit Lions Fans Now Have A Terrible Towel!

    joek
    19 Nov 2009 | 4:41 am
    The Detroit Lions are officially terrible. A winless season didn’t make it official. #1 draft picks flaming out didn’t make it official. Hiring Matt Millen didn’t make it official. But fans selling a towel proclaiming “We Are Terrible” as a play on words from the Pittsburgh Steelers Terrible Towel makes it very official. And at $10 you’ll get years of good out of your towel cleaning up the vomit when Matthew Stafford throws another pick. Or the defense giving up another 200-yard rushing effort. Of course the local Detroit media jumped all over this story.
  • Get Your Backyard Brawl Gear Right Here

    aeneas07
    13 Nov 2009 | 6:24 am
    It’s never too early to start talking Pittsburgh / WVU’s annual Backyard Brawl.  It’s also never too early to talk about Noel Devine and all his children. Of course, the best way to talk about said children is in shirt form.  Show your support for the man with the strongest seed in the Big East.  He could fart on a girl and nine months later be the proud father of a set of triplets. So grab your Pitt gear while they steamroll Cincy and WVU on their way to a Big East Championship for the Stache’. Buy it here. Or here. And ladies, you can buy it here. Nothing like…
  • Sideline Princess Charissa Thompson Off Disabled List, Works Michigan-Purdue Game

    T
    8 Nov 2009 | 10:03 am
    For those of you who have to suffer through mediocre Big Ten Network games there is usually one respite from the boorish play from bland offenses and average defenses. Charissa Thompson sideline reports. But those bright moments during a Saturday afternoon have been missing for several weeks after Thompson suffered a broken foot and ankle in a freak step-aerobics accident. The sideline princess returned to work yesterday’s Michigan-Purdue game but had a special set-up – a plastic chair behind the UM bench, according to MGoBlue.com. Thompson had surgery five weeks ago and is on…
  • Comcast Broadcaster Drops F-Bomb During Villanova-Richmond Game

    T
    8 Nov 2009 | 9:10 am
    Click here to view the embedded video. There is much discussion this morning over the Comcast broadcast of the Villanova vs. Richmond game that took place yesterday. And the commotion surrounds what came across the television sets of about 1,200 people that happened to be watching the game live. “C,mon, end this f@cking game, already,” was uttered and now a nation of white men who care about such things are going nuts trying to figure out if it was a broadcaster or an open mike that suddenly went live. Even newspapers are joining in the fray over the F-bomb: As play-by-play man…
  • Alabama’s Four-Fingered Fan Drives The Ladies Nuts

    T
    8 Nov 2009 | 9:00 am
    …and the ladies go crazy as the four-fingered Alabama fan gets to show off between the 3rd and 4th quarters. Um, does this go down as one of the year’s greatest college football screen caps. Of course it does. Right behind the Oklahoma band chick shedding tears as Florida was whipping the Sooners WAY back in January. Now we just have to figure out who four-fingered Alabama fan is.
 
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    Don Chavez
  • Alessandra Ambrosio Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show Pics

    Don Chavez
    20 Nov 2009 | 11:30 am
    It’ll be December by the time I finish posting all these pics, but you’ll just have to deal with it. Alessandra Ambrosio coming up after the break… Post from: Don ChavezAlessandra Ambrosio Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show PicsClick here for offensive & funny t-shirts
  • Candice Swanepoel Hit The Runway As Well

    Don Chavez
    20 Nov 2009 | 11:22 am
    Fuck, marry or kill. Candice Swanepoel, Marisa Miller, Miranda Kerr. Go. Post from: Don ChavezCandice Swanepoel Hit The Runway As WellClick here for offensive & funny t-shirts
  • Doutzen Kroes Brings Sexy To Your Friday Afternoon

    Don Chavez
    20 Nov 2009 | 11:11 am
    Doutzen Kroes. Her name sounds like two people are hate fucking each other. I’m pretty sure you could be banging a chick and yell Doutzen Kroes and play it off as just some random grunt you made even though you’re really thinking about Doutzen Kroes. Well, enough about her name. After the break, there are ten more pics of Doutzen Kroes from the Victoria’s Secret fashion show. FYI that shit will air on December 1st on ABC. Post from: Don ChavezDoutzen Kroes Brings Sexy To Your Friday AfternoonClick here for offensive & funny t-shirts
  • Are Those Back Boobs?

    Don Chavez
    20 Nov 2009 | 10:35 am
    This gem comes via People of Walmart. Is it just me, or is this the only NSFW back in the history of the Internet? Usually I’d come up with a clever nickname by combining the first let with “oobs” (such as man boobs = moobs), but in this case I’d still be left with Boobs (back boobs). WTF people, let’s just go with Fack. That’s short for back fat. Post from: Don ChavezAre Those Back Boobs?Click here for offensive & funny t-shirts
  • Megan Fox Waves Her Vagene In Your Face

    Don Chavez
    20 Nov 2009 | 10:25 am
    This is definitely PG porn. Look at that, I can see Megan Fox’s vagene using my x-ray vision. If you don’t have x-ray vision, just click here to enlarge the photo. Post from: Don ChavezMegan Fox Waves Her Vagene In Your FaceClick here for offensive & funny t-shirts
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  • Marv Albert, 50 Cent Scuffle Backstage at Jimmy Kimmel Live

    Brinson
    20 Nov 2009 | 12:21 pm
    It doesn’t get much weirder than this — the Los Angeles Times is reporting that Marv Albert and 50 Cent (yes, the real announcer and real rapper) got in a fight (yes, with fists and punches and stuff) backstage while appearing on the Jimmy Kimmel Live show. WTF. As Albert arrived, with an entourage of one, TNT public relations specialist Jeff Pomeroy, there was a sudden scuffle when a multitude of 50 Cent protectors seemed unfamiliar with Albert. There was shouting (”It’s Marv Albert,” yelled a Kimmel show guard, a pronouncement that seemed to have no effect on…
  • This Is What We’re Getting on May 17th, 2010

    Brinson
    20 Nov 2009 | 11:57 am
    May 17th is a solid five or six months away (who really keeps track of “dates” and “times” and whatnot, right?) but I think that will mark Brahsome’s 3rd birthday. We’ll probably try and run back MardiBrah again and we’ll probably take crap for abandoning this place for a few months. But you know what? We don’t care. Because we’re going to buy one of these for everyone to eat. Which sounds much more disgusting when you say that word and then start at the picture.
  • Al Roker’s Sunday Night Football Weather Forecast = Nightmare Fuel

    Brinson
    20 Nov 2009 | 10:31 am
    I already posted this over at FanHouse, but it’s worth putting up anywhere I can possibly post it — and as you can note over there, running into the Sunday Night Football weather forecast on the Today show was a TOTAL ACCIDENT. I swear. Anyway, watch this, and then go cry yourself back to sleep. Or something.
  • My Sperm Is Apparently Worth $40 a Pop

    Brinson
    20 Nov 2009 | 5:00 am
    I’ve never donated sperm. (Seriously, I haven’t. Stop looking at me like that.) So how do I know the valuation of each pile of baby batter? Because I visited HowMuchIsMySpermWorth.com, that’s how! And it turns out, well, I have decent baby-making potential. Provided that you believe “decent” also equates to a “four dollar hooker” — my sperm is worth $40 per, um, load. Now, you’re probably wondering, how does this work? Well, you hit up the website and you’re asked a series of questions about your physical appearance, your family…
  • Beck’s ‘Harry Partch’ Mocks Some Douchebag I’ve Never Heard of Before for Mocking Radiohead

    Brinson
    19 Nov 2009 | 9:00 pm
    Okay, this is one of the sillier musical feuds I’ve ever heard of, but I feel the need to pass it along because it eventually ended up with Beck making a new song called “Harry Partch.” It’s named that because Partch is the guy who created the 43-tone scale (whatever the hell that is — I’m tone deaf!) And Beck created this because some douchebag named Matthew Friedberger of some doucheband named the Fiery Furnaces lashed out at Radiohead for writing about Partch in a song named … Harry PATCH. Patch being, of course, the longest surviving English WWII…
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  • Let’s Hear It For Baron Of Piccadilly

    Winston Chesterfield
    21 Nov 2009 | 2:53 am
    If I am ever seen in bookshops, I am often seen flicking through intriguing nostalgia-picturebooks with titles like ‘Old London’ or, less prosaically, ‘Fallen Grandeur.’ I have an extraordinary appetite for discovering the forgotten and long-since demolished; I experience a bizarre thrill, and often a seething rage, when I look over drawings and turn-of-the-century photographs [...]
  • How To Wear A Trilby

    Simon Crompton
    20 Nov 2009 | 2:49 am
    It’s not easy wearing a hat. You stand out more in a crowd than a man wearing polka-dot knickerbockers or a cape. The hat radically changes a man’s silhouette, probably more than any other item of clothing. People look at you if you wear a hat. Anyone that is passionate about classic men’s style is probably [...]
  • Yard-O-Led

    Andrew Williams
    18 Nov 2009 | 6:23 pm
    The selection of a fine pen is a personal thing. It’s all about balance, feel, taste and your writing style.  But having waxed lyrical about the subject it would be shameful not to let you know my choice. So perhaps I could have entitled this article practising what I preach. There are numerous makers around with [...]
  • Final Boots From Cliff Roberts

    Simon Crompton
    17 Nov 2009 | 6:09 am
    I have written previously about the boots being made for me by Cliff Roberts, an old hand of Northampton shoemaking who started making his own shoes from his conservatory recently. Well, I finally took delivery of them this past weekend. Cliff was kind enough to bring them down to London personally, partly to compensate for an [...]
  • The Last Word In Accessorising Goes To The Pen

    Andrew Williams
    16 Nov 2009 | 12:41 pm
    The strictures on what constitutes being ‘well dressed’ allow men a few items of apparel. These are: -A watch; -Cuff links; -A tie clip –although that depends on who you talk to; -Belts and braces; and -A wallet I would add a pen to this list. The advent of chip and pin, e-mail and auto-signing documents have all but removed the requirement [...]
 
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  • Ohio State Mirror Lake Leads the P.M. Portfolio

    Natty
    20 Nov 2009 | 8:00 am
    Click on the photo for crazy girls at Mirror Lake Ohio State students are just a few hours (or so) away from the annual Mirror Lake swim where they’ll pray on a Bible to not get a STD from one of Ohio’s greatest cesspools.  Luckily Busted Coverage has evidence from this event. More great evidence at Uncoached’s Facebook Page The Portfolio
  • Talk About an After Effect of Being an Arm Wrestler: This is Not a Photoshop

    Natty
    20 Nov 2009 | 7:00 am
    OK I’m pretty sure this is flat out one of the most grotesque people I’ve ever seen.  There’s just something extremely icky about this guy.  Yeah I’m sure he’s the best arm wrestler in Russia.  But what freaks me out is that there’s no doubt in my mind more than half of this work came from masturbation. I mean is this guy really arm wrestling 24 hours a day?  No. “All this guy does is arm wrestle, masturbate, and pick winners.” Sounds good to me
  • Thriller Like You’ve Never Seen it Before

    Natty
    20 Nov 2009 | 6:00 am
    Francois Macre does an amazing acapella rendition of Thriller with 64 separate audio tracks using only his voice Seriously, can this guy just get a life?  Yeah it’s kind of interesting but it’s definitely more creepy more than anything else.
  • She’s Uncoachable: Ariadne Artiles Might be the Hottest Spaniard out There

    Natty
    20 Nov 2009 | 5:00 am
    I mean come on guys!  What the hell is with soccer players and these girls.  Ariadne Artiles is the latest WAG victim.  She’s been and has plowed some player for Real Madrid. Other than that I really don’t know much about this beauty.  I just know that hearing hear speak English with a Spanish accent is basically the end all existence of my being. I also know that being with her would be torture because I just couldn’t fart around her…and that hurts. More of Ariadne after the jump
  • When Polar Bears Attack

    Natty
    20 Nov 2009 | 2:48 am
    Bear Attack in Churchill , Manitoba , Canada These are pictures of an actual polar bear attack. The pictures were taken while people watched and could do nothing to stop the attack!Reports from the local newspaper say that the victim will make a full recovery Oh come on people.  You don’t think that’s adorable?  Have a wonderful weekend you insensitive pricks. [Via Magic City]
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  • Questions for Jonathan Drew

    Daniel
    15 Nov 2009 | 3:45 pm
    We’ll be interviewing Jonathan Drew of Drew Estate Cigars in the next couple of days. Recently, we wrote what turned out to be a popular post about cigar branding and marketing, so questions you have could be about that, about his groundbreaking ACID line — or anything else you’d like. Please leave any questions you have for Jonathan as comments on this post. Thank you! Sponsored By: Camino Viejo Tabacos The standard for excellence in imported handmade cigars. Copyright © 2008 Cigar Jack's Cigar Reviews All Rights Reserved (digitalfingerprint:…
  • Invites to the Benji Menendez Social

    Jesse
    12 Nov 2009 | 9:48 pm
    General Cigar is doing something very interesting with the release of The Benji Menendez Partagas Master Series Majestuoso. A series of events are being held in major cities throughout the United States and they are giving invite codes to several cigar related websites. Unfortunately the nearest event is quite a hike for me. Any ideas on how to convince the wife I need to go to Chicago for a cigar event? Anyway, each of the codes is good for 50 people per location so if you can make it sign up. You’ll be sent an email 36 hours before the event with details on the location. Head over to…
  • Cigar Chat: Twitter list for CigarJack readers

    Daniel
    9 Nov 2009 | 11:04 am
    If you’re a Cigarjack reader and you use Twitter, please leave your name and Twitter handle as a comment on this post, and we’ll be sure to add you to a new Twitter list comprised entirely of you, our readers. Also, if you think there’s someone interesting — because of their cigar-related tweets, of course — we should be following, please let us know! _______________________________________________________ NOTE: We have created a Twitter list with the below names on it. You can find the Cigar Jack Twitter list here. Copyright © 2008 Cigar Jack's Cigar…
  • Cigar Review: Room101 Cigars

    Jesse
    8 Nov 2009 | 7:54 pm
    I was kind of skeptical when I first started hearing about this cigar. Probably one of the first cigar promotions that I’ve seen make heavy use of the Internet as they have. My local shop got them in a few weeks ago so I finally had a chance to give it a try. The Room101 Cigar is made by Camacho Cigars for Matt Booth. The cigar is a blend of Honduran and Dominican tobacco featuring a Semilla 101 Wrapper grown exclusively for this project. I’m smoking the 305 (Robusto) the size I typically reach for in most cigars. The cigar is considered medium bodied according to the the Room101…
  • Cigar Review: Titan Redemption Maduro

    Jesse
    5 Nov 2009 | 10:33 pm
    Cigar Specs: Company: El Titan de Bronze Wrapper: San Andres, Mexico Binder: Nicaragua Filler: Nicaragua Body: Medium-Full Sizes: Toro 6X52, Robusto 5X50, Coronita 5.5X44 Willy from El Titan de Bronze sent me these cigars this week and being rather impatient I lit one of them up right away and just finished the second one this evening. I originally smoked the Titan Redemption Sun Grown back in April 2008 and enjoyed the cigar so I was definitely interested in trying these. As far as construction goes these cigars are well made. The cigars had a good draw and held the ash reasonably well. The…
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  • Coming in at a Hot 13-7 for the Season: Here Are Your Picks for This Weekend

    BG
    20 Nov 2009 | 3:23 pm
    [Our handicappers, Sid Rosenberg and Chris Genske give you their top 2 picks for this weekend... again, purely for entertainment purposes.] Were entering the home stretch for the NCAA college football season, and by now you probably have noticed that the NCAA basketball season has kicked off. Early season advice: sit back, and watch and learn and get ready for February/March tournaments. In the meantime we have some Bowl games to chase and in the NFL some divisions to be won. Enjoy the games this week, 2009 has been the year of the “dogs” so know who you’re playing. Good luck! Saturday –…
  • Up Your Tailgate With Pizza on the Grill

    BG
    19 Nov 2009 | 2:29 pm
    As promised earlier this week, here is the recipe for pitmaster Chris Lilly's Indonesian Sweet and Sour Grilled Shrimp Pizza. Cooked over an open fire right on the grill. We put some of these bad boys together last week at Kingsford University, and it was the first time I ever grilled a pizza. For me, pizza was an oven thing. Period. Wood burning brick oven with an open flame? Sure. But on a grill? Never. Until I had these. Then I was hooked. Grilling gives the crust an added smokey flavor that's very similar to brick oven, in about 7 minutes. (And without having to install a brick oven in…
  • Mischievous Thanksgiving Drinks From Hornitos

    BG
    19 Nov 2009 | 1:56 pm
    You gotta love Hornitos Tequila. They pride themselves on being the "taste of mischieve", and most of their ads use a play on the "horni" part of their name. Officially equating mischief and horniness with tequila? About time. And in time for your Thanksgiving party, here are two holiday cocktails. The Cranberry Sauced will help make those hours with the family more tolerable. And after dinner you can hit the bar and ask a chick if she'd like to enjoy a Horni Pilgrim. For more, head over to www.hornitostequila.com The Horni Pilgrim 1 1/2 parts Hornitos Anejo Tequila 1/2 part Cinnamon Schnapps…
  • Kids Toy I Want to Play With: Aquapod Bottle Launcher

    BG
    19 Nov 2009 | 1:08 pm
    Back when I was a kid, we used to build model rockets with my dad in the basement. And by "we used to build" I mean my brother and I would stand around "not touching anything" until Dad got it all assembled and the glue dried. You remember those rockets: cardboard tube body, balsa wood nose cone and fins, lead paint job, and all held together with that glue that caused headaches. Add in the fact that we shoved a gunpowder-filled "engine" into the ass end, lit it and stood around, and you had a Child Protective Service's wet dream. These days kids have much safer (and greener), ways to launch…
  • Your Daily Link Drop - Nov 18, 2009

    BG
    19 Nov 2009 | 9:13 am
    Yet another Bar Refaeli lingerie shoot : MoonDog Sports A full year of Cheryl Cole : Frat Fury Secret Girlfriend's Taylor Cole : Strait Pinkie Meet Ana Carolina Dias. And her suspender bra : Guyism "Most Beautiful Person in NASCAR" Krissie Newman : All Left Turns Leighton Meester heats up Times Square : Celebridiot Carmen Electra's new "sex" tape : InGameNow Great moments in Ohio State Mirror Lake history : Busted Coverage 6 awesome TV characters that need their own shows : Gunaxin Hotlanta is back. And dirtier than ever : Global Sports Fraternity The last 10 years in 7 seconds : Manofest Top…
 
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  • Book Review – Anthony Bourdain’s Kitchen Confidential

    Mike Calimbas
    20 Nov 2009 | 10:46 am
    If you’re heard the name Anthony Bourdain only ecently, chances are that you know him from his popular show on the Travel Channel, No Reservations, where he travels the world seeking to sample local cuisine and culture. As a fan of No Reservations, I’ve come to see ‘Tony’ as one of the rare unpretentious, down-to-earth type [...]
  • Becoming a Dad – Racing to the Finish Line!

    Mike Calimbas
    9 Nov 2009 | 10:07 am
    Due Date – December 1st: 3 weeks and 1 day to go. Don’t let the due date fool you, the day after Thanksgiving is my prediction. I fully expect our baby boy to arrive sooner rather than later! Mom-to-be and I had our 36-week OB appointment last Friday and saw our son for the first-time since August. Prior [...]
  • Chatting with Ricardo Talavera on the Eve of his Fight at Legacy Fighting Championships

    Mike Calimbas
    6 Nov 2009 | 8:50 am
    DNC Members, Houstonians, and MMA Fans everywhere, We’re sitting here with our very dear friend and fellow ninja, Ricardo Talavera, who is finishing up final preparations for his Mixed Martial Arts fight at the Legacy Fighting Championships, this Saturday at the Arena Theater in Houston. Ricardo, how are you feeling heading up to this fight? Oh man, I [...]
  • Movie Review: John Woo’s Red Cliff

    Mike Calimbas
    1 Nov 2009 | 8:01 am
    I’ve posted some amazing pictures before. I’ve even spoken about an opportunity to tour with a good friend of mine. But when it comes to exploring the vast history of the Chinese empire, I haven’t had a great opportunity to highlight this amazingly interesting subject matter until now. Think about it… Unless you focused specifically on [...]
  • DNC Happy Halloween 2009

    Mike Calimbas
    30 Oct 2009 | 9:28 am
    The ninjas would like to wish everyone a safe and happy Halloween this 2009! When your event planner becomes a baby planner, the holiday tends to get a little quiet so I apologize to the ninjas in Houston for the lack of group festivities in 2009. Nonetheless, we wish you all an insane and safe Halloween this [...]
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  • The Vincent In The Barn

    Trent Pitts
    20 Nov 2009 | 9:37 am
    Author Tom Cotter’s trilogy of vintage vehicle tomes are great reads – and nearly impossible to put down. After all, who among us doesn’t dream of finding a long-forgotten Ferrari or a classic Indian motorcycle collecting dust in some old codger’s shed just before it hits the estate sale? Cotter’s latest book, the Vincent in the Barn (preceded by The Cobra in the Barn, and The Hemi in the Barn) consists of 39 tales of motorcycle archaeology – including the account of how Jay Leno added another ultra-rare Vincent Black Shadow to his collection of motorcycles, and the story of a…
  • Personalized Tabasco Gallon Jugs

    Ben Bowers
    20 Nov 2009 | 9:29 am
    If you or anyone you know enjoys a little kick with their food, these personalized, gallon jugs of Tabasco’s famous hot sauces should have you salivating (or sweating) already. Available in the classic original, as well as their four other popular flavors including chili pepper, chipotle, green pepper, and tongue-scorching habanero, buying one for the kitchen should give you enough of the good stuff to liberally pour on just about every plate. Each gallon jug equals around 66 normal bottles of Tabasco. And there will be no doubt who struck hot sauce gold, thanks to the personalized note…
  • Restoration Hardware LP Converter Table

    Eric Yang
    20 Nov 2009 | 9:23 am
    The LP Converter Table is an unexpected product spied on a recent visit to Restoration Hardware. The LP Converter Table comes housed in a 1960’s-style vinyl suitcase that not only plays your old LPs, but lets you rip them into MP3s using your computer’s USB (B to A) input for burning to CDs or play on your iPod or other MP3 player. The LP Converter Table also features winged speakers that hinge out for on-site sound, a headphone output, and auxiliary input for external players and a cradle to hold your device of choice. Bass and treble controls are included, and though we…
  • 2010 Hennessey HPE700 LS9 Camaro

    Eric Yang
    19 Nov 2009 | 1:53 pm
    The 2010 Hennessey HPE700 LS9 Camaro is proof that American muscle is not dead, but rather in the hands of mad scientists who love cramming bigger engines into products not originally intended for them. In other words, a good place and a guaranteed recipe for either disaster or utter torque-laden bliss. How does one get to the Hennessey picture above though? First, one purchases a crated 6.2 liter supercharged LS9 V8 engine from GM Performance parts for $23,100(yes, you can buy straight engines), then they look around for a vessel to stuff it into like the 2010 Camaro, then one becomes a…
  • Casio G-Shock Gulfman Black

    Eric Yang
    19 Nov 2009 | 10:31 am
    With enough black on black to make even Gear Patrol contributor Anthony look twice, the Casio G-Shock Gulfman Black has no shortage of darkness and bad-assery. The Gulfman Black inherits the features of the original Gulfman including: mineral glass, rust resistant stainless steel case, resin strap & bezel, day-date-month readout, 200 meter water resistance, solar power (ironically), 29 time zone display, five alarms, countdown & stopwatch, shock-resistant construction, radio-synchronized time set, and auto electroluminescent backlight. It’s true differentiation, though, is the…
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  • Bambu Apparel

    JC
    20 Nov 2009 | 9:22 am
    No, you haven't been smoking too much. Your favorite rolling paper company is totally making cool t-shirts now. Bambu's brand new line of apparel features vintage ads and artwork that the company has been using [...]Visit Cool Material for the full post.
  • Give-Away: Kyndrid Jewelry for Men

    JC
    20 Nov 2009 | 8:28 am
    Private Bracelet ($30) and Monarchy Squared Necklace ($45) With the belief that we're all unique individuals with a common bond, Kyndrid creates expressive collections of jewelry that are somehow both personal and universal. The [...]Visit Cool Material for the full post.
  • Friday Link Roundup

    bdahl
    20 Nov 2009 | 8:13 am
    40 Hot Girls Dressed As Jessica Rabbit - Manofest Oxford Coeds Strip for Charity Calendar - Just A Guy Thing (NSFW - in an artsy way) 'Twilight' Collections Make Us Sparkle (Show Us [...]Visit Cool Material for the full post.
  • Happy Houred

    JC
    20 Nov 2009 | 7:55 am
    Do you like beer? Do you like money? Do you have an iPhone? Then why don't you already have the Happy Houred app? When you load up the Happy Houred app on your iPhone you're [...]Visit Cool Material for the full post.
  • Robot Wine Rack

    JC
    20 Nov 2009 | 6:40 am
    Who doesn't love robots? Girls. Your boss. That jock roommate of yours. Screw them, robots are awesome! That's why you have to have this robot wine rack. Just because you're old enough to drink, that [...]Visit Cool Material for the full post.
 
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  • The Way of The Superior Man is DEAD

    jayson
    20 Nov 2009 | 9:33 pm
    The book I've had since 2003 Ever heard of the punk band “Kill Your Idols?” I love their name.  To me it speaks to how we need to differentiate from our teachers otherwise our view of them can become an impediment, or an obstacle that gets in the way of our own waking up process. This concept or “teaching” is not new. There is even a website called Kill the Buddha after a well known Zen saying. This site sums up the concept here: The idea of “killing the Buddha” comes from a famous Zen line, the context of which is easy to imagine: After years on his cushion, a monk has what…
  • International Men’s Day

    jayson
    19 Nov 2009 | 11:13 am
    Since today is International Men’s Day, reflect on these questions surrounding manhood: Have been initiated into manhood? How would I rate myself as a Man at this juncture in my life? In what areas do I have yet to grow? Where do I hold back in my life? What would I do if I wasn’t afraid today? How and What am I contributing to the world right now? How can I help a fellow man today? If I were to celebrate one thing about myself today, what would it be and whom can I share that with? Do I have other quality men in my life that demand the best from me and that have my back? If not,…
  • Idiot Compassion vs True Compassion

    jayson
    19 Nov 2009 | 7:43 am
    In my last post we explored the concept of selfishness as it pertains to personal growth. To take the conversation a step further, we have to talk about service. Why? Because if you really want to talk about not being selfish, then a conversation about being self-less needs to happen. But what is selflessness? What does that really mean? And how do I know when I am being selfish versus selfless? I’m here to assert that by being “selfish” you can be genuinely selfless. Selflessness, or serving and helping others, is one of the core pillars of being a revolutionary man. To live is to…
  • Isn’t Personal Growth Just Selfish?

    jayson
    17 Nov 2009 | 7:14 am
    In reference to attending my leadership training, a client said to me, “Can’t be selfish at this time in my life.” He’s in his mid-thirties and has been miserable for years. Not happy in his marriage, not happy as a father, not happy in his job. The guy is in a ton of pain. Recently, he had some big breakthroughs and started to get honest, admit everything above, and begin the work toward a different life. My client’s statement is not new and one I know well. I remember when I first started working on myself–going to therapy, evolving and growing. I was going through a…
  • Be the Tsunami that You Are

    jayson
    11 Nov 2009 | 2:05 pm
    Wave by Lee Fenyves Here’s a great short story to remind you of who you are. In the early days of the Meiji era there lived a well-known wrestler called O-nami, Great Waves. O-nami was immensely strong and knew the art of wrestling. In his private bouts he defeated even his teacher, but in public he was so bashful that his own pupils threw him. O-nami felt he should go to a Zen master for help. Hakuju, a wandering teacher, was stopping in a little temple nearby, so O-nami went to see him and told him of his trouble. “Great Waves is your name,” the teacher advised, “so…
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  • Wrath Arcane Militia Cap

    20 Nov 2009 | 4:11 pm
    Wrath Arcane gives the traditional army cap its own interpretation with their Militia Cap which is contstructed out of felt wool and follows their minimalistic aesthetic while adding a sartorial finish. Link: $66
  • Heyday Super Smooth

    20 Nov 2009 | 2:26 pm
    Heyday gives the popular classic hiker-style a much needed overhaul with their streamlined Super Smooth that puts the conventional hiker boot on a diet with a seamless blending of a sneaker/boot silhouette. Link
  • Reebok Pump 20th Anniversary

    20 Nov 2009 | 1:18 pm
    The sneakers that promised you to run faster and jump higher is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. To mark the occasion Reebok is releasing Limited Edition styles of its infamous Pump sneaker to select retail outlets worldwide. Retailer list after the jump. Link
  • Belstaff JD Jacket

    20 Nov 2009 | 5:01 am
    Based off of a jacket design worn by Johnny Depp in the movie Public Enemies, the appropriately named JD Jacket can be added to Belstaff's extensive list of leading men and women who have been outfitted in the brand's signature outerwear. Link
  • Gibson Buckethead Signature Les Paul

    20 Nov 2009 | 5:00 am
    Gibson's Buckethead Signature Les Paul is one impressive instrument. Bathed in an alpine white paint job the guitar features a marker-less fingerboard, ceramic humbucking pickups, and the best feature: arcade-button killswitches. Link: $4,311
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  • TNM 083: What is a Men's Group and Why Should You Care?

    9 Nov 2009 | 5:00 pm
    Are you one of those guys who -- deep down -- is wondering, “What in the hell am I doing with my life?”When you get in the weeds, do you tend to isolate like a wounded animal?And how likely are you to really follow through on all of those goals? This week Revolutionary Man, Jayson Gaddis and I dive into a solution for any guy who has ever felt stuck, isolated and unable to follow through. We’re talking about men’s groups.We’re excited to tell you about the benefits of participating in a men’s group as well as a killer new offer from http://www.mensgroup101.com/thenewmanIn…
  • TNM 082: Siona Van Dijk - How to Use an Online Dating Site

    26 Oct 2009 | 6:00 pm
    Are you one of the millions of men who are looking to find that special someone? Are you quietly using or considering an online dating website? And if so, how is your online profile already screwing up your chance to meet Mrs Right? This week, Siona Van Dijk from the online dating site, Gaia Soulmates is here to help you avoid looking like a tool while making the most of your online dating efforts.So many men (and women) are screwing up their chances for finding a partner just by falling into a few potholes in their profile. In this show, Siona Van Dijk walks us through some of…
  • TNM 081: Derek Sivers - Capitalism with Heart and The Tao of Business

    12 Oct 2009 | 6:00 pm
    Are you one of those guys who seems to get paralyzed in the process of starting something new?Do you think you need a bunch of training or preparation before you can take action? And what is the one single practice that will change how you experience everything in your life? This week, we’ve got Derek Sivers on the show to talk about The Tao of Business and how any situation in your life can become a positive one.In this day and age of corrupt capitalists, CDBaby founder Derek Sivers shows us how you can build a multimillion dollar company just by focusing on helping others. In…
  • TNM 080: Reuvain Bacal - How to Handle a Breakup or Loss

    28 Sep 2009 | 6:00 pm
    How do you handle a breakup or the loss of something big in your life?Do you “man up” and act like nothing’s wrong, go numb or collapse into a pitiful pity party?And how can you keep this loss from festering and infecting your future relationships?This week we’re talking about breakups and loss. Listen in as Reuvain Bacal and I lay out some options to help you get through the tough times and come out a stronger man.This is an extra special episode. We’ve had tons of requests to dive into this topic so we spent the extra time delivering even more helpful information that you can use…
  • TNM 079: Brian Johnson - How to Wire Your Brain for Success and Positivity Part 2

    14 Sep 2009 | 6:00 pm
    What is the difference between pleasure and enjoyment?What habit is the quickest ticket to a depressing life?And how can you become an optimist without being full of shit?This is part two of our talk on positive psychology with Philosophers Notes creator, Brian Johnson. Join us as we lay out the fundamentals to having a fulfilling life.Visit: http://philosophersnotes.com/thenewmanIn this episode:What drains you?What depletes you?What’s the difference between pleasure and enjoyment?Bill Harris, “Thresholds of the Mind” & HolosyncWhat are the fundamentals to living a satisfying…
 
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  • Web's Best: The Habits Of Happy Couples

    Tom
    20 Nov 2009 | 7:30 am
    Actually, dating a super model isn't so unrealistic. Ladies, don't do these things in bed. 10 healthy habits of happy couples. When to buy him new underwear. Do guys think about sex with every woman they meet? Dudes get scared about first dates too, it appears. Having it all isn't easy for men, either. Facebook red flags. Keywords: facebook, first date, having it all, red flagsBookmark/Share this post with: read more
  • Fun And Free: Window-Shopping

    Tom
    19 Nov 2009 | 4:00 pm
    Fine, the market is turning around, if you choose to believe Bill Gates and Warren Buffett. I don't always take the word of a college dropouts or 80-year old Nebraskans, but I'll make an exception for these two with the caveat that the "economy" generally lags the stock market by 18 months or so. How does that help an unemployment rate* in the mid 9% range? Does it make it easier to make ends for you and me? Does it make relationships easier? No but it does make us get creative. This time around, consider window-shopping.Keywords: cheap date, date ideas, economy, fun & free, fun and free,…
  • Great, Kelly Kapowski Is Taken. Now What?

    Tom
    19 Nov 2009 | 7:30 am
    As you likely know, Tiffani-Amber Thiessen (now just Tiffani Thiessen, I reckon) married a guy named Brady Smith back in 2005 and now she is pregnant. In Hollyweird you're not really taken until you have a kid or have been together for 12 years together, so this kid news is pretty devastating to a lot of us. It has me recalling all of my big-time TV crushes and what they mean to me. Featuring Winnie Cooper, Kelly Kapowski, Joey Potter and Margene Henrickson. Keywords: Big Love, celebrity, crush, Katie Holmes, Love triangle, television, tvBookmark/Share this post with: read more
  • I'm Always The First To Say "I Love You"

    Tom
    18 Nov 2009 | 2:41 pm
    According to a recent study, it takes the average guy seven months to say the three magic words ("I love you") and the average female takes eight months to say the same thing. While you could both say it at the same time, in real life someone has to take off his/her clothes first…and that person is almost always me.Keywords: commitment, gender, gender stereotypes, i love you, saying i love you, stereotypesBookmark/Share this post with: read more
  • Actually, Maybe You Can Buy Love

    Tom
    16 Nov 2009 | 4:00 pm
    The Beatles declared that you "Can't Buy Me Love" (as did Patrick Dempsey) but that doesn't mean you can't put a price on it. According to Paul Frijters of Australia's Queensland University marriage is worth approximately $30,00 in happiness to a man and $15,000 to a lady. Also, divorce is worth more, negatively, to a man than a woman. Keywords: divorce, marriage, money, ProstitutionBookmark/Share this post with: read more
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  • Justin: Sarah Palin loves porn and unprotected sex

    Justin
    20 Nov 2009 | 7:30 am
    I LOVE YouTube. And I love the people who have enough time to cut together a 35-second clip taken from Sarah Palin's Oprah interview, making her say that she's unqualified, loves unprotected sex, and is pumped up on porn.I will have to do something like this sometime.Oh, and I'm sure that Sarah will cry "sexism". Well I cry in return that she can suck my nut. This shit is hilarious!More funny, weird, sexy and awesome stuff every day at http://www.justinplusone.com
  • Austin: It's Time to Fast Forward

    Austin
    19 Nov 2009 | 2:37 pm
    What a cursed lot we are, Justin! You get work woes and go MIA yesterday. I get so caught up with work and other bureaucratic B.S. that I don’t post till now. Our day jobs are killing us softly. This has got to stop.Since I am now taking a much advised-against break to write this post, I thought it would be nice to discuss some alternate career paths that you and I can embark on together, Justin. And yes, of course they would be together. Since I never see you any more, I only have this blog to make love to you. So I can only imagine our future being together in some form or fashion. So…
  • Justin: Don't you wish STDs were THIS adorable?

    Justin
    19 Nov 2009 | 7:03 am
    HIV, Gonorrhea and Syphilis are certainly nothing one would want to get... UNTIL NOW!Sounds like the beginning of a movie about a world gone all topsy-turvy... but that world is ours. Thanks to my buddies at Towleroad, I have now discovered a company called Giant Microbes. What do they do? They make stuffed animals of diseases, including the aforementioned S-T-Diseases.Can't you imagine the brunch conversations?"Oh my God! Troy gave me HIV, Gonorrhea AND Syphilis last night!"::brunch buddies blink uncomfortably::"I mean the stuffed animals, boys!"::pulls out cute animals, everyone…
  • Justin: Near Naked Levi Johnston Excuses My Poor Blogging

    Justin
    18 Nov 2009 | 8:53 pm
    I was stepping out of seeing Dreamgirls tonight at The Apollo Theater with Boyfriend Joe, his friend Robert and his roommate Kaitlin when I received a text from Austin:"Where are you Plus 1?"A good question. How funny that the day after us speaking of cubicle death that I suffered my own. Work kinda came tumbling down on me, rendering me unable to blog.But I'm here now! And my apology comes in the form of some behind the scenes videos of Levi Johnston getting naked-ish.Frankly I don't care much for the Alaskan native (except for the fact that he's helping bring down Queen Sarah before she can…
  • Austin: Put On Some Makeup

    Austin
    17 Nov 2009 | 4:00 pm
    Well thank goodness for YouTube, Justin. And Facebook as well. I actually found an article several months ago in the Metro titled “Facebook, YouTube Increase Productivity”. I hung it up in my cube. The first time one of the higher-ups caught me on one of the two aforementioned sites, I just pointed to the article. They didn’t like it too much. *sigh* Managers. No sense of humor.Anyways, I really liked the video you posted Justin. Drag queens are fun. They have always been a big part of gay culture. I love the stories of the Stonewall Riots when they talk about drag queens leading the…
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  • Tips For A Stress-Free Thanksgiving

    19 Nov 2009 | 8:14 am
    Relax and make this holiday season one of the best yet with these simple, helpful tips.
  • Breaking from Holiday Traditions

    18 Nov 2009 | 9:38 am
    While not easy, here's why it's more important to make decisions and establish your own holiday rituals.
  • Creating a Spouse from Scratch

    17 Nov 2009 | 8:30 am
    If you were expecting your spouse to change once you were married, like an Instant Husband or Wife, you've probably realized things haven't gone as planned. Here's why.
  • Should You Give Your Spouse an Ultimatum?

    16 Nov 2009 | 9:09 am
    There are several roads you can take to get your spouse to change, but is an ultimatum one you should take?
  • Moving Forward

    13 Nov 2009 | 9:09 am
    Sara and David have decided to move. Find out where and why.
 
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  • Do Not Justify Anything

    Schmidty
    19 Nov 2009 | 5:00 pm
    If you do something different...don't explain why! Have you ever worn, tried or done something new only to receive negative or condescending comments from friends or other random guys as a result? Well…you’re not alone. This happens every day and especially to the stylish, adventurous and powerful man. This IS a good thing Truth be told getting negative comments is actually a good thing for you because it means you are doing something right. This may sound counter intuitive, as a lot of successful habits are, but as they say in the marketing world if you’re doing something right…
  • How To Acquire A Taste

    Schmidty
    12 Nov 2009 | 5:00 pm
    How to enjoy anything...well almost! A few nights ago I was having beers with friends, when someone offered me an expensive well-aged Scotch to drink. There was only one problem…I have never really drank it much, and don’t care too much for the taste of it either, and therefore missed out on a great opportunity to say I have tried it. Truth be told, the more I come to think about it, years ago, I used to be the same with wine,  avocado, tuna, mushrooms, certain types of music and a lot of other things as well. Until I acquired a taste for them. This got me thinking about it and I…
  • Do The Opposite Of Everyone Else

    Schmidty
    21 Oct 2009 | 6:00 pm
    Be different! I once read a quote that said: “The definition of insane: doing the same thing over and over again, but expecting a different result” Would you agree that the stylish, influential and  powerful men you know are different to your average Joe? They usually got that way, not because they do what everyone else does, but because they do things differently, or even the opposite of what everyone else does. Within this post I will concentrate on one important thing that we should all work on: Don’t Wait in Lines! If you, or someone else, is standing in a long…
  • 3 Quick Ways to Never Let Your Conversation Run Out

    Schmidty
    13 Oct 2009 | 6:00 pm
    Keep the conversation going for hours! I’m sure it has happened to all of us! You are talking to someone new that you have just met and after the usual “what do you do?” and “Where do you live?’ the conversation completely dry’s up and you both are stuck there with an awful silence. Well not any more… The Quest for knowledge Personally I think the best way to usually keep a conversation going at any time is to want to learn new things. Did you know that EVERY question you ask someone you are actually learning something new. Even simple questions like…
  • Boost Your Image And Presence With ONE Simple Concept

    Schmidty
    6 Oct 2009 | 4:44 pm
    Time to boost your image and presence! Ever wondered why famous people are almost ALWAYS considered to be stylish and hold a presence within a room? Is it because they always wear the right thing? Is it because they are good looking? Is it because they always say the right thing at the right time? These are certainly the case some of the time, but by no means all the time. The simple reason is that the majority of people know them, it elevates their status in the room, which means the remainder of people want to get to know them… or Social Proof. Social Proof Social Proof is a concept…
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  • Program Allows Parents to Catch Up on Child Support [Fair or Foul?]

    Torrey
    17 Nov 2009 | 8:35 am
    Follow Torrey on Twitter According to recent single parent statistics, there are more than 13 million single parent households in the United States. And when you mention single parents, one of the first things many think about is child support! With the growth of the internet and entertainment/gossip websites and tv programs, we know much more about celebrities' and public figures' lives.  And their child support situation is always a hot topic with us.  I'm not sure what the actual stats are, but I do know a lot of single mothers that complain about the lack of getting…
  • How Important Is The Engagement Ring?

    Torrey
    16 Nov 2009 | 8:36 am
      Follow Torrey on Twitter For many men, purchasing an engagement ring is one of the most confusing and frustrating processes ever. To even get to this point means he has very strong feelings for a particular women in his life, which is a great thing. But confusing, nonetheless! I was thinking back to when I went through the process of buying my wife an engagement ring. I had a descent job, but really didn’t make a whole lot of money. To get extra money, I was pawning and selling stuff like I was collecting bail money or something. And many dinners consisted of…
  • Who Do Women Like More? Mr. Nice Guy or the Bad Boy

    Torrey
    12 Nov 2009 | 9:29 am
     Follow Torrey on Twitter I can vividly remember growing up and going to school. Not only going to school, but beginning the process of dating girls.  And although classmates from those days post throwback pictures of Facebook reaffirming how skinny and nerdy I looked, I thought I was a pretty cool dude.   When segmenting the general population at that time, I found myself targeting cute girls I thought it would be cool to date, court or go steady with.  While going through that process, one thing became very clear to me.  The bad boys got way…
  • What Are Your Favorite Quotes?

    Torrey
    9 Nov 2009 | 7:06 am
    Follow Torrey on Twitter Happy Monday everybody! Our trend on Mondays has been to ask a Question of the Week and have our regular readers and visitors leave a comment answering the question.  We really appreciate you all participating in that ongoing exercise. But over the past week or two, I have interacted with so many people that seem to be struggling in life.  From relationships, to finances to even just trying to get unstuck in life.  Many of these folks have been our very own Facebook Fans.  It seems that some of the status updates I have seen have been a plea for…
  • Who’s Your Appraiser?

    Torrey
    5 Nov 2009 | 8:04 am
    Follow Torrey on Twitter   I have had a lot going on in the past week to 10 days. My wife and I have decided to take advantage of the real estate market and put our home up for sale. The purpose of this was to get a great deal on a larger home that we can be in for years to come. Thus the reason for not posting as regularly as I would like. As it is with the real estate market, there are a lot of steps you must take to be able to both buy and sell your home (I will detail my experience in a series of posts coming soon). But one of the most important parts of the real…
 
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  • Undercoverism Spring 2010 Preview

    Meieli Detoni
    20 Nov 2009 | 11:22 am
    Undercover lines for outerwear make this spring 2010 preview an exciting one. Whether or not you put on a pair of futuristic shades and trek around the bog is up to you, because Designer Jun Takahashi’s elongated silhouettes and sleek lines will look good on city streets, too. Slightly weathered fabrics make this preview especially interesting. [via the fashionisto] Related PostsKnit’s Time Editorial (0)Flexible Men Editorial (0)Industrial Revolution Editorial (1)L.A. Times Magazine September 2009 “Rough Cut” Editorial (0)Huge Magazine No. 61 October 2009 Absolute Man…
  • Our Legacy Hemp Denim Blazer

    Meieli Detoni
    19 Nov 2009 | 1:40 pm
    Tripling up on denim is a perfect pairing for the Our Legacy jacket that looks like traditional chambray, but is actually a hemp denim. Whether or not you choose to layer up on denim for top and bottom is up to you, but it could be a very interesting look. This Our Legacy piece was made available at Tres Bien, and simply asks to be worn all rugged-like with boots. [via selectism] Related PostsThe Shoreman Jacket by Analog (0)Craig Robinson Black Hunting Blazer (0)Orisue Men’s Donovan Wool Jacket (0)Balmain Homme Spring 2010 (0)Ronnie Fieg for Red Wing Shoes 8″ Boots (0)Arc’teryx…
  • Alex Knost for Raen Eyewear Spring 2010

    Meieli Detoni
    18 Nov 2009 | 1:49 pm
    Eyewear’s a great pick for colder weather, when you’ll be covering your body up in lumpies bumpies to ward off cold drafts. Alex Knost’s Raen Eyewear collaboration has us gazing towards March ‘10, when his collaboration lovelies will be hitting the market and we’ll just be starting to shed our layers. A little ’60s, Warholian flavor never hurt anybody. [via selectism] Related PostsShwood Sunglasses (0)Humor Spring 2010 (0)DC Life Admiral Spring 2010 (0)The Hundreds Eyeware “Phoenix” (0)Claiborne by John Bartlett Spring 2010 (1)Michael Bastion…
  • Hardgraft 2UNFOLD Multi-Use Laptop Bag

    Meieli Detoni
    17 Nov 2009 | 3:28 pm
    Need something versatile, hard-wearing, and high-quality? Hardgraft’s Nappa leather UNFOLD laptop bag puts your desk-jockey worries at ease, and you can even pull this out for after work or weekends. With a shock-absorbent layer and a black canvas lining, this bag works as a courier bag, a shoulder case, a briefcase, and more, and it can fit a 17-inch Macbook or a 13-inch Macbook. [via definitive touch] Related PostsReiss Windsor Wool Overnight Bag (0)Glenroyal Briefcase (0)Gallery 1950 x OriginalFake Porter Messenger Bag (0)OriginalFake x Porter Khaki Tote Bag / Day Bag (0)Base Control…
  • Knit’s Time Editorial

    Meieli Detoni
    17 Nov 2009 | 11:55 am
    Thick knits, skinny knits, and in-between ones all look perfect for the bundling-up season when photographed by Roger Rich. Heavy leather boots hit a high when paired with strong, solid colors, and the whole editorial kind of makes you want to spend a weekend at the country house just so you can look this good while there. Definitely a smart choice for anyone in or visiting colder regions. [via the fashionisto] Related PostsUndercoverism Spring 2010 Preview (0)Flexible Men Editorial (0)Industrial Revolution Editorial (1)L.A. Times Magazine September 2009 “Rough Cut” Editorial…
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  • Program Allows Parents to Catch Up on Child Support [Fair or Foul?]

    Torrey
    17 Nov 2009 | 8:35 am
    Follow Torrey on Twitter According to recent single parent statistics, there are more than 13 million single parent households in the United States. And when you mention single parents, one of the first things many think about is child support! With the growth of the internet and entertainment/gossip websites and tv programs, we know much more about celebrities' and public figures' lives.  And their child support situation is always a hot topic with us.  I'm not sure what the actual stats are, but I do know a lot of single mothers that complain about the lack of getting…
  • How Important Is The Engagement Ring?

    Torrey
    16 Nov 2009 | 8:36 am
      Follow Torrey on Twitter For many men, purchasing an engagement ring is one of the most confusing and frustrating processes ever. To even get to this point means he has very strong feelings for a particular women in his life, which is a great thing. But confusing, nonetheless! I was thinking back to when I went through the process of buying my wife an engagement ring. I had a descent job, but really didn’t make a whole lot of money. To get extra money, I was pawning and selling stuff like I was collecting bail money or something. And many dinners consisted of…
  • Who Do Women Like More? Mr. Nice Guy or the Bad Boy

    Torrey
    12 Nov 2009 | 9:29 am
     Follow Torrey on Twitter I can vividly remember growing up and going to school. Not only going to school, but beginning the process of dating girls.  And although classmates from those days post throwback pictures of Facebook reaffirming how skinny and nerdy I looked, I thought I was a pretty cool dude.   When segmenting the general population at that time, I found myself targeting cute girls I thought it would be cool to date, court or go steady with.  While going through that process, one thing became very clear to me.  The bad boys got way…
  • What Are Your Favorite Quotes?

    Torrey
    9 Nov 2009 | 7:06 am
    Follow Torrey on Twitter Happy Monday everybody! Our trend on Mondays has been to ask a Question of the Week and have our regular readers and visitors leave a comment answering the question.  We really appreciate you all participating in that ongoing exercise. But over the past week or two, I have interacted with so many people that seem to be struggling in life.  From relationships, to finances to even just trying to get unstuck in life.  Many of these folks have been our very own Facebook Fans.  It seems that some of the status updates I have seen have been a plea for…
  • Who’s Your Appraiser?

    Torrey
    5 Nov 2009 | 8:04 am
    Follow Torrey on Twitter   I have had a lot going on in the past week to 10 days. My wife and I have decided to take advantage of the real estate market and put our home up for sale. The purpose of this was to get a great deal on a larger home that we can be in for years to come. Thus the reason for not posting as regularly as I would like. As it is with the real estate market, there are a lot of steps you must take to be able to both buy and sell your home (I will detail my experience in a series of posts coming soon). But one of the most important parts of the real…
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  • Crotchless and Sheer, Little to Imagine Here

    Kelly
    20 Nov 2009 | 7:09 am
    When it comes to Mens underwear, there's little surprise these days.  In a society where marketing is hyper and Calvin Klein billboards reign, even the most fragile of humans will breeze by near-naked models with no (or little) care.  At Undiesdrawer, there's little that makes me say whoa.  These newest findings, however, are enough to cause the most candid of undies lovers to blush! In the world of underwear, some photos are too hot for even the ballsiest of designers to bare in full.  Tell us what you think of these unique creations (to say the least)The Crotchless …
  • Joe Snyder Authorized Sale at Mensuas.com

    Paul
    19 Nov 2009 | 12:53 pm
    The word is out that the sale is on at Mensuas.com. The Joe Snyder Underwear collection is being offered at 25% off from November 21 through the 23. This is a Joe Snyder Underwear authorized sale from the expansive Mensuas.com site. So, what’s up with the Joe Snyder men’s underwear collection? What’s it about? Bikinis, slings, Gs, running shorts (that are very short), briefs and much more are made by Joe Snyder Underwear. This men’s underwear company offers products that embrace, enhance and celebrate the male torso. Their items help make you look tight, bright, upright but never…
  • Interview: Scott, Owner/Designer DUDE Unlimited

    Hudson
    18 Nov 2009 | 6:38 pm
    I got the chance a few short weeks ago to meet with Scott, designer/owner of Dude Unlimited, a line of stylish and body conscious men’s underwear and swimwear. Manufactured right around the Motor City, these pieces are more Golden Sands than Gold Coast (hahah, little Detroit inside joke!) Hudson: How did you get started? Scott: My business stems off a family graphics/banner business and t-shirt line. It has just evolved from there… Hudson: Where do you get your inspiration? Scott: From everyday life, from the cover of the new Madonna CD to a jacket I see at the mall. Most trends are…
  • Jockstrap Central’s Show Us Your Jockstrap Contest

    Paul
    17 Nov 2009 | 10:14 pm
    It is in full…(excuse the pun) swing (or would it be “schwing?”), Jockstrap Central’s Show Us Your Jockstrap Contest #3. Go to the site by clicking on this link and vote for five. That’s right: five. No, not six, not four, but five. Jockstrap Central put out a call for guys to submit photos of themselves in (of all things) jockstraps. They are on display now. Simply follow this link. You can vote until midnight, December 6, 2009. By the way…you get a special discount code JUST FOR VOTING. So do the American thing and for these sultans of schwing. There’s no voting criteria or…
  • Ritzy Prints and Basics in BOLD - It's Time for Undergear Haute Couture!

    Kelly
    17 Nov 2009 | 4:55 pm
    Undergear Mens underwear lovers are always up for the unexpected...  or at least, you should be.  The online boutique whose ads often grace the style-packed pages of Undiesdrawer isn't about to stop.  Taking the role of commando is no easy task in Winter!  Ease the chill of the button fly with these draftless underthongs.  These sleek, nylon/poly Mens thongs are fab in classic solids, and the new Roberto Cavalli-esque prints leave you looking feral and bright, but not tacky.  Purrrr for the DMK's Conquistador Thong; this satiny piece caresses your bulge in inches worth of…
 
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  • Video Interview with Naughty Americans’ Dallas Dolly on Fantasies and Role Models

    Stefan Pinto
    19 Nov 2009 | 6:36 pm
    Dallas Dolly believes fantasies are timeless, with no end date, “your body may age, but your mind is always you — for the rest of your life.” Dallas Dolly is the hot voice behind the NaughtyAmericans.com, a site Harpers Bazzar recommends as the little naughty in each of us “needs to be explored.” Being no stranger to shock and surprise, Dallas Dolly believes that fantasies save marriages, “you really need to be with someone that understands your fantasies and doesn’t judge, but instead makes it fun.” On her blog, she muses on monogamy and whether it is outdated, why…
  • Toxic Home: 4 Hush-Hush Harmful Products You Use Everyday

    Stefan Pinto
    15 Nov 2009 | 12:56 pm
    Common, everyday household items contain chemicals that are harmful and dangerous to our health. Although governing authorities relentlessly advise that these chemicals are “safe in low doses,” more and more evidence seems to suggest — even advise — otherwise. Products that contain BPA, phthalates and PBDEs are prevalent in body washes, deodorants, children’s toys, perfumes, body and hand lotions, automobile interiors, shower curtains and hundreds of other ordinary household products. A national study has now revealed these chemicals present in the blood and urine samples of…
  • 5 Common Junk Foods You Thought Weren’t

    Stefan Pinto
    3 Nov 2009 | 11:23 am
    When you think junk food, what comes to mind? McDonald’s and Pop Tarts? Try again. Granola, yogurt, protein and juice are everyday foods we associate with health, diet and weight loss, but lurking under the wrapper is excessive sugar content, saturated fats and mysterious ingredients with little or no nutritional value — collectively making up what is commonly referred to as “junk food.” The ten common offenders: 1. Granola bars Oligofructose, sorbitan, monosterate, polysorbate 60, sodium caseinate, FD&C Red 40, dextrose, lactate pentahydrate. And now, the ingredients you’ve…
  • Six Pack Abs: a Combination of Genetics, Diet and Exercise

    Stefan Pinto
    30 Oct 2009 | 8:26 am
    © 2009 Stefan Pinto and PintoFactory “How do I get a six pack?” is quite possibly the most commonly asked question when it comes to working out, and according to fitness guru, Paul Chek, “Most people working for a washboard six pack abs stomach are making one or more major mistakes in their application.” Check authored How to Eat, Move and Be Healthy, and asserts that “for the body to reduce fat content enough to actually appreciate the muscles you’ve worked so hard to show off, it has to be absolutely convinced that you can safely get by with a low body fat percentage.” As the…
  • Are You Talking to the Fifth Guy? Fact: 4 Out of 5 People Wash their Hands

    Stefan Pinto
    29 Oct 2009 | 10:55 am
    “One of the curses of American society is the simple act of shaking hands,” Donald Trump wrote in, Comeback. And, every time someone shakes my hand, I can’t help but wonder if they washed theirs. Flu Germs Can Live for Up to Eight Hours “The backseat of a taxi; the pole in the subway; the keyboard on an ATM; bathrooms; phones; elevator buttons, there are germs everywhere,” said Dr. Philip Tierno, Director of Clinical Microbiology and Immunology at New York University Medical Center. “The worst are ATMs and don’t ask about the money… they are teaming with growth.” In…
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  • Skagen Cinquecento Grigio – Ultra-Thin Titanium Watch

    Isaiah
    21 Nov 2009 | 4:27 am
    Here’s another ultra-thin casual men’s watch for your collection, the Cinquecento Grigio from Skagen. Measuring just 9mm thin, this fashionable wristwatch features a 40mm titanium case, a carbon fiber dial face with three chronograph subdials for day, date and 24 hours, a flexible Titanium chain-mail bracelet and water resistant down to 100 feet. $175.
  • Protect Your Laptop With The Impervious Briefcase

    Isaiah
    20 Nov 2009 | 4:01 am
    Looking for the right briefcase to protect your laptop? Well, why don’t you check out the Impervious Briefcase. This stylish and durable briefcase is made of bulletproof glass plastic that can withstand 250 lb./ft of force. Not only that, the briefcase weighs only 3 lbs making it easy to carry. Inside, you’ll find a padded 15.4-inch laptop compartment and separate pockets for your cell phone, music player, calculator, etc. The Impervious Briefcase will set you back $99.95.
  • Malin Akerman Takes Up Psychology, Will Drill Your Head

    Johan
    19 Nov 2009 | 8:00 pm
    There’s definitely a lot to love about this 31 year old Swedish bombshell because Malin Akerman is not just about looks and body. Majoring in Psychology from York University, this student/model/actress has certainly seduced our senses in “Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle” and the HBO TV series “Entourage”. Maxim Magazine crowned her #4 in their hot 100 0f 2009 list. Her latest act was super hot as she played Silk Spectre in “Watchmen” wearing a tight PVC superhero suit. Boy she can give me a psyche exam anytime as long as she wears that suit.
  • iMojito iPhone Wallet Case

    Johan
    19 Nov 2009 | 9:17 am
    The iMojito is an iPhone case that also functions as a wallet. It has space for up to 6 credit cards, plus space for bank notes as well. The case also features a soft microfiber lining to protect your iPhone from scratches and a simple elastic strap to keep your iPhone in place. The iMojito is perfect for iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS. $35.
  • Get A Taste Of Jose Cuervo’s Ultra-Rare 250 Aniversario Tequila

    Isaiah
    19 Nov 2009 | 3:04 am
    Celebrating the company’s 250th anniversay this year, the world’s oldest maker of tequila, Jose Cuervo has released a limited edition ‘250 Aniversario Tequila’. Limited to just 495 bottles, this ultra-rare tequila is made with a blend of 5-, 10-, 15- and 20-year-old anejo tequilas, plus a selection of blanco tequila uncovered in the Cuervo cellars that had been stored there for 100 years. You can purchase one of these limited bottles for an eye popping $2,250. Interested?
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