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Ok, it's GAY, but it's still cool - OR - A new list added, The Men's Journal 100 Best Websites for Guys

Lifted from Men's Journal, the 100 Best Websites for Guys. I left out the ones that don't interest me, such as clothes and gambling, but lots of cool stuff, some a wee bit salacious.

I think the real purpose of magazines like Men's Journal is to help men with their Chrismas lists, but what do I know?

Don't think it's GAY? Then why does an article headlined "Swim Suit Issue! p. 88" feature the USA men's swim team in wool dress suits? Hmmmm? And why is the 5th sexiest olympian of all time Mr. Cassius Clay? 8th = Michael Johnson? 10th = Apollo Ohno?


Lance Armstrong is THE MAN.

July 31, 2004 in Blogging |

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