This may be gross but I think it's pretty damn cool! This is one of those accessories that all men should have and that all men (you know... with hairy balls) have thought of at least once in their lifetime. I know that the only reason I came across this wonderful new innovation is because I was demanding that it be made if it hadn't been already. So basically, this is a deodorant for your scrotum, no joke. "Fresh Balls is the first and only antiperspirant for your boys… It’s Aluminum Free, Paraben Free and Talc Free. It contains Oatmeal as an anti-irritant and Tea Tree Oil – so it’s anti-bacterial as well." (quoted from www.freshballs.com) I believe that this would be a worthy investment for all active males who have an undying, rancid, scrodor (scrotum odor) If you are interested in more cool private part products like Fresh Balls, look into these accessories made for your convenience: http://www.flat-d.com/technology1.html (for farting) http://www.inodore.jp/index.html (Japanese underwear line with a brand of underwear (Inoidore Shukan Shoshu) built for odor purifying) http://www.myshreddies.com/flatulence-incontinence-underwear/c/12/mens-washable-incontinence-underwear/ (Shreddies is an undergarment line for people affected by incontinence) |
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Hulk Hogan did too? (07/12/2009) Hulk Hogan- Beach Patrol: Wow, a serious web gem, Hulk Hogan & The Wrestling Boot Band once existed. I was not aware of this, but now that I am, Hulk Hogan joins the likes of Chuck Norris and David Hasselhoff as "appreciated celebrity burn-outs". There are just some things that aren't good for a celebrity's career, no matter how much the celebrity doesn't care what people think. Oh and if you want more, here is Randy "Macho Man" Savage's rap as well...produced by DJ Kool (who I once thought was kool). Macho Man/DJ Kool- Hit the Floor!: Mickey Rourke Raps? (05/12/2009) Alright so this all sounded too good to be true at first, but I searched for the audio clip yesterday and was proud to find that Mickey Rourke actually raps during the end credits of the game Rogue Warrior, where he plays the main character Marcinko (a Navy SEAL who is sent to North Korea to retrieve nuclear missiles). It's always a great surprise to hear 57 year olds rap, but Rourke has an exciting line-up of movies scheduled to be released in 2010. His newest release being Killshot, where he plays an assassin out to get the people who hired him due to an unexpected revealing of his identity. Though he is getting old and wrinkly for this youthful entertainment business, get ready to see him in The Expendables and Ironman 2 as well, folks. The Rap: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVoyGUcXepc Killshot Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jHMKHWWp7Ao STRAND OF THE MONTH (07/12/2009) |
New Sounds from the Trainwreck (14/12/2009) New Mixtape from DJ Whiteowl ft Kid Cudi, Grafh, Gucci Maine, Eminem, Game, Lil' Wayne, Jay-Z, Beanie Sigel, Freeway, Snoop, Sheek Louch, Freekey Zeekey, Drake, & Styles P: http://www.datpiff.com/Dj_Whiteowl_Whiteowl_Drop_That_96.m82539.html Fresh Audio from Underground Champions (07/12/2009) Despot (Brooklyn, NY): J. Cole (Fayetteville, NC) White Collar Supremacist (06/12/2009) With the abrupt ending to the fantastic first season of HBO's Bored to Death, I find myself desperate for another TV show to occupy the minutes spent staring at my computer screen at the end of every long day/night. Luckily I have just the cure, USA's White Collar, starring Matthew Bomer who is Neal Caffrey, a suave predestined criminal with James Bond like intuition. Interesingly, Bomer also played Jay in Traveler- another classic series which was aired on ABC until it was taken off because it was too good for TV or something like that. Anyways, Caffrey, being the con-man that he is, eventually was caught after 3 years of running and was sentenced to 4 years in prison. Having 4 months left until his release, Caffrey combined the escape artist skill of John Dillinger and Houdini to escape from a high-security prison to stop the girl, who has been waiting 4 years for him to get out, from leaving town. Caffrey ends up getting caught (again) at her house by an army of federal agents and is sentenced to another 4 years. Luckily, he was caught by the same detective that caught him the first time (Peter Burke played by Tim DeKay) who just so happens to be on the hunt for another con-man (who is committing counterfeit under the safety of a church). The guy is Dutch and is crazy good at what he does, so living by the motto, "it takes one to know one", Burke gives Caffrey a shot at freedom from those old cell walls and (sort of)invites him to join the case, presenting him with the condition that if he doesn't solve the case, he goes back...and if he does, he may get a semi-permanent (his 4 year sentence) job with the FBI. I love a good show which maintains the perfect balance between fiction and non, possible and im, and serious and comedic. Watch White Collar here: http://www.hulu.com/search?query=White+Collar&st=0 And Traveler here: http://tv-video.net/video/traveler/ And my favorite, Bored to Death, here: http://www.tvduck.com/Bored-to-Death.html |
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