And yes, that is his billing in the magazine. I believe he's a mainstream model and this is some sort of thinly-veiled alias ...
http://www.imagebam.com/gallery/fb83660376b03dc8dc9996070d89ec1a/
Thursday, 7 May 2009
Meat to Please You - D.O. - ADULTS ONLY
And yes, that is his billing in the magazine. I believe he's a mainstream model and this is some sort of thinly-veiled alias ...
http://www.imagebam.com/gallery/fb83660376b03dc8dc9996070d89ec1a/
Wednesday, 6 May 2009
Meat to Please You - Jarda Chaykin - ADULTS ONLY
This set had very few images I could use to preview the full gallery, and thus we nearly miss either of Jarda's helmets ...
http://www.imagebam.com/gallery/df6fbfab115232bb4f7fa689f0fa3e62/
Apache - Incredible Bongo Band
I woke up this morning ... (actually around 1am as I'd gone for a 'nap' at quarter to seven last night) and Janice Long was playing this on Radio 2. How can this epic track have passed me by so long? It's fantastic! Though it initially appears like a funked-up James Last cover of the Shadows "Apache" it's actually by Michael Viners' Incredible Bongo Band and dates from 1973. It didn't strike me as a 'hip-hop anthem' ahead of its time, but apparently so.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apache_(The_Shadows_song)#Incredible_Bongo_Band_version_.281973.29
Tuesday, 5 May 2009
Monday, 4 May 2009
Doctor Who does Dallas
Meat to Please You - Bo Dean - ADULTS ONLY
As appearing in the May 2009 edition of Men Magazine, Bo Dean.
http://www.imagebam.com/gallery/f55e0e7e21fe390e4cd6bc23dabb3716/
Sunday, 3 May 2009
The Votes Are In!
You may have noticed that the first two polls on the daily "Meat to Please You" models have disappeared and been replaced by two new ones.
I was a little disappointed at so few votes (14) but hopefully this will pick up in time.
Those of you who did vote caused this result for the first (10 day) poll:
WINNER - Jeremy Walker
Joint 2nd were Jesse Santana and Jake Stockman and joint 4th were Logan McCree and Bobby Clark. The rest got no votes whatsoever!
The second poll turned out thus:
WINNER - Daniel Marvin
Joint 2nd were Marcio Blade and Christian St Jon, 4th was Adam Campbell and 5th was Vance Winter. Only Holmstein came away without a vote.
Remember to vote on the right >>> for the past two week's models - voting closes at midnight BST on Friday 8 May.
I was a little disappointed at so few votes (14) but hopefully this will pick up in time.
Those of you who did vote caused this result for the first (10 day) poll:WINNER - Jeremy Walker
Joint 2nd were Jesse Santana and Jake Stockman and joint 4th were Logan McCree and Bobby Clark. The rest got no votes whatsoever!
The second poll turned out thus:WINNER - Daniel Marvin
Joint 2nd were Marcio Blade and Christian St Jon, 4th was Adam Campbell and 5th was Vance Winter. Only Holmstein came away without a vote.
Remember to vote on the right >>> for the past two week's models - voting closes at midnight BST on Friday 8 May.
Saturday, 2 May 2009
16 guys. Synchronised Ejaculation. (Pressure Washer Ad)
Just spotted this on the telly, and thought others might appreciate what attracted me ...
http://www.karcher.co.uk/
Landmarks x 3
I have managed to sneak in before a previously scheduled post to claim the 100th post of the year so far - hurrah!
Actually though, I come to mark a couple more significant landmarks.
Firstly, today it will be exactly a year since I moved into the 'new' flat. As it's in a particularly tidy order at the moment I'm rather chuffed. This is probably some sort of feng-shui thing, no doubt.
May I present my humble abode (my first shot at this!):
More seriously, after a little overdoing it (one time too many) over Easter, I decided to give up drinking alcohol, at least for a period of time to detox. Today it will be sixteen days, and after tomorrow I'll (hopefully) have survived through 3 whole weekends without any booze. This is my longest dry period ever I think! The withdrawal symptoms were minimal, though I'd heard it was a big risk to come off and go 'cold turkey', rather than slowly decrease intake.
I've also got my medication and blood monitoring to consider, but discovered on Thursday that my INR count is comfortably within target. Basically, it's not thickened to be a clotting risk, which might have been expected without the regular thinning influence of alcohol.
I've found a couple of white wine substitutes which, although non-alcoholic, are probably loaded with sugar or suchlike. Though my all-too-regular tipple was 7.5% white cider, I haven't found a convincing substitute (apple juice?). One of the wine substitutes comes in champagne-style wrapping (but costs £1.27 a bottle), so it almost feels like a treat!
One of the first 'tests' of my willpower was last weekend when I had a friend over. I assured him it was fine if he wanted to drink in my presence (I'd noticed my Dad had refrained the previous weekend when I visited him) and he duly did. I don't want to make anyone else uncomfortable or deprive them, plus I have to get used to it. Only now have I discovered just how ubiquitous alcohol is in everyday life and conversation.
As an extra test for me, I've left two un-opened cans of Diamond White in the flat. Glad to report I've went nowhere near them.
However, I've also not been subject to any great stresses so far, nor been in a bar, which might be the first big challenges.
Very happy to receive any further tips from those who've been here before.
Anyways, I'm not sure what my end-point is for this, as in whether I see being teetotal as and end in itself or merely as a discipline I can bring to bear when necessary. Having had such few withdrawal symptoms, I'm not even sure whether I was more neurotic than alcoholic when I made the decision but an average of 2 litres @ 7.5% per weekday and more on a Saturday and Sunday can't be healthy and there had been a number of ominous 'signposts' to warn me where I might be heading. Realistically though, I'm probably aiming for a happy medium where I can ration the occasions when I will allow myself to drink, without it descending again into a growing habit.
Actually though, I come to mark a couple more significant landmarks.
Firstly, today it will be exactly a year since I moved into the 'new' flat. As it's in a particularly tidy order at the moment I'm rather chuffed. This is probably some sort of feng-shui thing, no doubt.
May I present my humble abode (my first shot at this!):
More seriously, after a little overdoing it (one time too many) over Easter, I decided to give up drinking alcohol, at least for a period of time to detox. Today it will be sixteen days, and after tomorrow I'll (hopefully) have survived through 3 whole weekends without any booze. This is my longest dry period ever I think! The withdrawal symptoms were minimal, though I'd heard it was a big risk to come off and go 'cold turkey', rather than slowly decrease intake.
I've also got my medication and blood monitoring to consider, but discovered on Thursday that my INR count is comfortably within target. Basically, it's not thickened to be a clotting risk, which might have been expected without the regular thinning influence of alcohol.
I've found a couple of white wine substitutes which, although non-alcoholic, are probably loaded with sugar or suchlike. Though my all-too-regular tipple was 7.5% white cider, I haven't found a convincing substitute (apple juice?). One of the wine substitutes comes in champagne-style wrapping (but costs £1.27 a bottle), so it almost feels like a treat!
One of the first 'tests' of my willpower was last weekend when I had a friend over. I assured him it was fine if he wanted to drink in my presence (I'd noticed my Dad had refrained the previous weekend when I visited him) and he duly did. I don't want to make anyone else uncomfortable or deprive them, plus I have to get used to it. Only now have I discovered just how ubiquitous alcohol is in everyday life and conversation.
As an extra test for me, I've left two un-opened cans of Diamond White in the flat. Glad to report I've went nowhere near them.
However, I've also not been subject to any great stresses so far, nor been in a bar, which might be the first big challenges.
Very happy to receive any further tips from those who've been here before.
Anyways, I'm not sure what my end-point is for this, as in whether I see being teetotal as and end in itself or merely as a discipline I can bring to bear when necessary. Having had such few withdrawal symptoms, I'm not even sure whether I was more neurotic than alcoholic when I made the decision but an average of 2 litres @ 7.5% per weekday and more on a Saturday and Sunday can't be healthy and there had been a number of ominous 'signposts' to warn me where I might be heading. Realistically though, I'm probably aiming for a happy medium where I can ration the occasions when I will allow myself to drink, without it descending again into a growing habit.
Friday, 1 May 2009
Meat to Please You - Jeremy Hall- ADULTS ONLY
Jeremy road-tests some jockstraps for Unzipped magazine.
http://www.imagehosting.gr/gallery_list.php?gal=3019&s=0
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