Just Because...

Miranda Kerr

Another Reason to buy Ipad...the MIXR

This multi-touch DJ mixing app for the Ipad tablet offers a virtual dual turntable main interface, allowing for scratching, reverse play, tempo and pitch adjustment, live EQ and effects, the ability to record your mixes, and the ability to cue tracks. Paired with a drool-worthy library and search interface, it's bound to become the new go-to mobile app for amateur and professional DJs alike.
MIXR HERE

Winner of Best Butt Competition

I am sure that the all will agree that the only good thing that American Apparel company has ever done is have this "best butt" competition...
and above is the winner out of Baltimore.

Anyone for Squash?

Jacques: The Sports Issue Trailer, 'Squash' from Jacques Magazine on Vimeo.

Apparently, Jacques is some sort of magazine/blog filled with semi-clothed women.

Brasky is on the case.

Bitch be Trippin...

The Governator On the Links

John Matrix/Dutch/T-1000/Conan had a unique question for a recent golf partner:

Mark, a former collegiate golfer, sent me this funny anecdote he heard from his buddy who plays on the mini tours:

My friend played in a Pro-Am with California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger. They introduce themselves and walk up to the first tee. Arnold has this huge cigar in his mouth as he puts the tee in the ground and asks my friend, “When was your last blow job?”

My friend chuckles a little bit and says, “A couple nights ago, I guess.” Arnold doesn’t say anything, pulls back the club and mid backswing (in his “Terminator” voice) asks, “How did it taste?” and swings through and shanks the ball 50 yards dead right out of bounds.

Gov. Schwarzenegger Golf Course Chats: "When Was Your Last Blow Job?"

JDirty's People of Wal-Mart Rap

Tiger's Google Ad...

Big Ups to Brooklyn....

Brooklyn Decker

Good For Your Body....Good For Your Soul....

The type of silicon in beer, called orthosilicic acid, has a 50 percent bioavailability, meaning that much is available for use in the body. Some foods, like bananas are rich in silicon but only 5 percent is bioavailable. This soluble form of silica found in beer could be important for the growth and development of bone and connective tissue, according to the National Institutes of Health.

Past research has suggested that moderate beer consumption may help fight osteoporosis, a disease characterized by low bone mass and deterioration of bone tissue.

Another past study involving nearly 1,700 women reported last year in the journal Nutrition showed participants who were light to moderate beer drinkers had much better bone density than non-drinkers. The researchers suggested the beer's plant hormones, not the alcohol, could be responsible for the bone boost.
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