….where we rip off the best of the internet and present it to you as a precious gift-post, topped with a bow we bought pre-tied from CVS and attached with an adhesive strip, ready to go and be consumed with your first coffee/tea/quickie of the day. Voila! Morning magic! On rotation.
This one goes out to all the boys. And their toys.
As always: thank you for the tipssssssssssssssss.
- Start your Tuesday off with a healthy discussion: Why Women Should Embrace Porn. Yes, please, tell us.
- Scary yet fascinating photo essay of the day: AMAZING TONGUES
- And then after you’ve chewed/licked on that for a bit, follow up with this bit on how your pervy google searches can change the obscenity laws of America. The title itself is worth the click: Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Orgy
- (Other) things to stare at: today
- Cale was non-impressed (I quote: These are so bullshit - they don’t even look remotely like the ones from the movie, don’t have auto-laces, don’t have glowing logo velcro, and aren’t nearly as high enough. pout!)…..but: The 2015 McFly Sneakers Are Now (Somewhat) Real
- Something everyone should be impressed with. Vintage ad of the day: THE MORE YOU PLAY WITH IT THE HARDER IT GETS. Boy, I love juvenile humor and double entendres so much it hurts.
- Know everything. Or at least fake knowing everything. After all, that is what being male is all about
- And video of the day:
Hearts porn!
July 1, 2008 at 11:03 amBEST ADD EVER!
this one is more christmasy, and not dirty at all, but amusing, and i have one, and i did not pay $9 for it.
July 1, 2008 at 11:26 amyou can’t really read the bottom from that picture but it says: In this gay Holiday Carton, L&M’s make and exciteing, modern gift. So give L&M…the favorite cigarette of people who like to Live Modern.
July 1, 2008 at 11:27 amexciteing = exciting
July 1, 2008 at 11:28 am
I have this book at home on my shelf called “In Defense of Pornography: Free Speech and the Fight for Women’s Rights.” It’s one of the most boring things I’ve ever read. Article above is interesting though.
July 1, 2008 at 9:50 am