Wait. What? Over the summer, when we targeted September 1 for a relaunch, we weren't smart enough to notice that the day fell on a Saturday of a 3-day weekend. Oops.
Still, we're very excited. Maybe not as excited as this guy (see below), but pretty close.
Talk to you Tuesday.
GG & SG
Viral Video: Call Him Maybe
This will be old news by the time we relaunch in a couple of weeks. Too good Not to share. It's closing in on 10 million views after 2 days.
See you soon.
GG & SG
Viral Video: Street Talk with The Beards
This could have gone a number of ways. Too bad they chose several of them.
-5 points for being way too long.
+2 points for being Australian.
--Straight Guy
When Only the Breast Will Do
Straight Guy,
I've been receiving some interesting mail these days. It's obvious that the marketers know nothing about me.
I don't know what I bought or where I bought it, but I am now receiving all kinds of baby-oriented mail. I'm now getting "BabyTalk" magazine. In case you've let your subscription lapse, this issue's content includes such relevant articles as: "Before picking your baby's name," "The peeps every mom needs," and "50 inspiring nursery ideas."
Lots of gay men and women adopt or find other ways of having kids, so the magazine could be relevant to some other gay man.
"BabyTalk" goes into the recycling bin, but I am holding on to a post card. It's a promo with coupon for a bottle for breastfeeding moms. "Your Baby Can Have the Breast, Even When You Are Away" it screams. On the back it bellows, "When Only the Breast Will Do."
I have nothing against this product. I just find it amusing that someone is trying to interest me in it.
At the other end of the spectrum. the Democratic National Committee sent me an email letting me know I can put my name on a NASCAR stock car at one of their rallies or hee haws. It's from the Obama for America campaign. Again, not for me.
SG, anythign interesting in your mail these days?
--Gay Guy
I've been receiving some interesting mail these days. It's obvious that the marketers know nothing about me.
I don't know what I bought or where I bought it, but I am now receiving all kinds of baby-oriented mail. I'm now getting "BabyTalk" magazine. In case you've let your subscription lapse, this issue's content includes such relevant articles as: "Before picking your baby's name," "The peeps every mom needs," and "50 inspiring nursery ideas."
Lots of gay men and women adopt or find other ways of having kids, so the magazine could be relevant to some other gay man.
"BabyTalk" goes into the recycling bin, but I am holding on to a post card. It's a promo with coupon for a bottle for breastfeeding moms. "Your Baby Can Have the Breast, Even When You Are Away" it screams. On the back it bellows, "When Only the Breast Will Do."
I have nothing against this product. I just find it amusing that someone is trying to interest me in it.
At the other end of the spectrum. the Democratic National Committee sent me an email letting me know I can put my name on a NASCAR stock car at one of their rallies or hee haws. It's from the Obama for America campaign. Again, not for me.
SG, anythign interesting in your mail these days?
--Gay Guy
Gee Whiz: Freebird!
Viral Video: Don Loves Roger (Mad Men Remix)
Mad Men returned after an 18-month hiatus last night. Big numbers. Though not nearly as big as Straight Guy favorite, and AMC's other high- profile hit, The Walking Dead.
Yes, this is about two times too long. But it's a capable take on the man love that provides much of the Mad Men chemistry. Don loves women, but of course he also hates them.
Yes, this is about two times too long. But it's a capable take on the man love that provides much of the Mad Men chemistry. Don loves women, but of course he also hates them.
--Straight Guy
Things Gay Guy Does Not Need to Do
Straight Guy,
I have a bucket list, but it does not include underwater rope jumping. Nor being surrounded by manatees.
Not so Mr. Furman. Read all about it.
Thoughts? Ambitions?
Vid: I'm a S-L-U-T
Straight Guy,
I've been laughing at Rush Limbaugh and the pickle he's in. Confirms my hope that sooner or later people catch on to how stupid things are.
A friend passed this video along.
Vid: Two Peeps, One Closet, Seven Minutes
Straight Guy,
I never went to any junior high school parties where kids played Seven Minutes in Heaven. Or Spin the Bottle. Come to think of it, I'm not sure that there were any junior high school parties. Hey, wait, do you think that maybe there were parties, but I just didn't get . . . . . . ? Mom! Mom!
SNL's Mike O'Brien proves that if you wait long enough, everything comes back around. He's got Seven Minutes in Heaven.
Some of the conversations are interesting, but content schmomtent, we're all here for the slow lean in that signals the end. Boys guests, too. The ending with Jason Sudekis in this clip is sweet.
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