Wednesday, April 24, 2013

Daily Packages

Broderick Hunter: The Doctor’s In
Broderick Hunter makes us wish doctors still made house calls in this Daily Package by Brent Chua. Check out the cool contrast between Broderick’s chiseled skin and those white Emporio Armani briefs against that grey background.

Classic Television - Prime Time

The Virginian 
Original channel
NBC
Original run
September 19, 1962 – March 24, 1971
Starring
James Drury
Doug McClure
Lee J. Cobb
Charles Bickford
John McIntire
Clu Gulager
Gary Clarke
Randy Boone
Roberta Shore
Diane Roter
Sara Lane
Don Quine
The Virginian (known as The Men From Shiloh in its final year) is an American Western television series starring James Drury and Doug McClure, which aired on NBC from 1962 to 1971 for a total of 249 episodes. Filmed in color, The Virginian became television's first 90-minute western series (75 minutes excluding commercial breaks). Immensely successful, it ran for nine seasons—television's third longest running western. It follows Bonanza at fourteen seasons and 430 episodes, and Gunsmoke at twenty seasons and 635 episodes.

Dish of the Day #1139: We Like to Make Passes at Cute Guys in Glasses



Every Monday through Friday a new Dish of the Day is featured. If you haven't yet voted in last week's Deep Dish Pool Party, choose your three favorite hunks HERE.

MANHUNT MAN OF THE WEEK: Updated with more photos 4/24/2013

HOCKEYPL
 Wow. WOW. The only thing wrong with our “Manhunt Man of the Week” hockeypl is that he doesn’t have enough pics! He’s leaving us salivating for more, the dirty cock tease! Nevertheless, holy body. He hails from Illinois here in the States and we need more corn-fed hockey players with bubble butts and killer torsos to apply to be MOTW. Do you fit that description? You don’t have to fit it exactly, you just need to be “hot.” Show us by going here to apply. The MOTW receives 30 days of Unlimited Access on Manhunt.
 Manhunt profile name: hockeypl
Age: 25
Location: Illinois

What was the hottest Manhunt hookup you've experienced so far? Who was it with, where did it take place, and why was it hot?

A guy contacted me on Manhunt. We skyped and hit it off and met on a weekend(Saturday). We went out, hit it off great, and he picked me up at my place. We went to a steak house, and he kept complimenting me on my looks. He was hot too. After dinner, I asked to see his dick in the bathroom. I blew him some in the stall. We went back to my place and he topped me. He was hung and I loved it. We were safe, though. He spent the night and I woke him up with a nice blow job. He came in my mouth. We still see each other. I like him a lot.

What’s your favorite part on a guy and why?

Pecs. I like nice pecs. Nice and firm and hairy. I just love a guy who can flex his pecs. Those muscles on a guy are sooo freaking sexy. It drives me wild. Instant turn-on for me.
 Name the top three sexiest men in the world, with #1 being the hottest. Why do you find them sexy?

William Levy. He is so hot and his underwear modeling pics are, too. I just love the guy. He is sooo sexy.
LL Cool J. He has sexy lips and his body is so defined, especially for his age. It tells me a lot about him that he cares for himself and eats healthy. I heard he might be bi or gay?
Eminem is freaking cute and has a pretty nice body and such a nice butt. I love his music and videos. He is pretty talented.
 What’s the most unusual place you've had sex? Tell us about the encounter.

In a tent. It was pretty weird and a first for me. This guy I met through a mutual friend and I went camping. I blew him while he was driving. We came to our camping spot and had hot sex in a tent. It was sooo hot and the weather was, too. LOL I was sweating and so was he.

Does size matter? Why do you feel that way?

Not really, but it is a plus. A guy with a big package is hot. My ex had a big one. I got used to it but I gagged a little. LOL




Third Annual 100 Most Eligible Bachelors

From:  OUT

LUIS ILLADES
Drummer for Pansy Division and Owner/Proprietor of Urban Rustic


Want to make a move? Check out his Facebook page here.

Hair Ball of the Day:

Model Declan-John Geraghty, Beard and the It Factor Lots of Fuzzy Photos
 Tattoos check, beard, good physique, striking face check… British new face Declan-John Geraghty (AMCK) is the full package.

Modelling for just a number of weeks, Declan-John (20) is currently meeting clients and building his portfolio.

Height: 6’2″
Chest: 39″
Waist: 31″
Inside Leg: 34″
Shoe: 11 UK
Hair: Dark Blonde
Eyes: Blue








The 50 Hottest NFL Players of All Time

From:  kenneth in the (212)
 19.
Neil Lomax
In 1988, Phoenix got its first pro football team -- the Arizona Cardinals, as they were known then -- and the PR blitz was on. Above the copier in the newsroom where I was working was a huge poster of QB Neil Lomax, which made even the worst paper jam tolerable ...

The 30 Sexiest Gay Scenes In Film

From:  OUT

21. 
Yossi & Jagger 
Dir. Eytan Fox
2002
Two Israeli soldiers are marching through the snow. They wrestle to the ground. One reveals he’s naked beneath his army-issued jumper. The other accepts the implicit invitation and they go at it as a rabbit watches. This scene from the tense Israeli military love story is pure slice of fantasy, heightened by its forbidden nature.

Striking Posers: History's Hottest 100 Male Models

From:  Boy Culture
The Life of the party



David Fumero 
(December 29, 1972—)

In the '90's, after a stint in boot camp and a string of unsatisfying, hand-to-mouth jobs, Fumero's girlfriend pushed him to try modeling. He earned a small fortune of $1,500 on his first job and never looked back. When modeling bored him, he tried out for and was given a part on One Life to Live; he stayed with the soap for years and appeared in many Spanish-language entertainment magazines thanks to his Cuban roots, becoming a major sex symbol.

History's 150 Best TV Theme Songs:

From:  Boy Culture

#117 
"That '70's Song" by Todd Griffin/Cheap Trick & Ben Vaughn 
That '70's Show 
(1998—2006)

With an echo of Pink Floyd's "Another Brick in the Wall (Part II)" and a huge dose of '70s schlock rock, this theme was single-ready and definitely captured the show's verve.

Your Hunk of the Day: Felipe Anibal

Felipe Anibal by Greg Vaughan via Made in Brazil

History's Hottest TV Actors:

From:  Boy Culture
Have face, will travel—TV's go-to good-looker
should play Gardner McKay!

#70 
Victor Webster 
(1973—) 
This freakishly good-looking guy was a soap stalwart forever before branching out to episodic appearances all over the dial and the occasional movie role. People calls him an eligible bachelor, so perhaps his far-future New York Times obituary will note that "he never married." One can hope! 
Days of Our Lives (1999—2000), Sex and the City (2003), Mutant X (2001—2004), Related (2005-2006), Charmed (2006), Lincoln Heights (2007—2008), Harper's Island (2009), Melrose Place (2009), Castle (2010—2011), Continuum (2012)

Daily Package:

Trimmed Up: Micah Truitt
This Daily Package features model Micah Truitt, showing off quite the beach body in his shorts. Check out how trimmed up his hair and beard are. Pretty clean-cut for surfer boy, huh?

31 Hunks From '90s Bands Then And Now

From:  Buzz Feed

Ben Folds, Ben Folds Five

Adorkable.

Ben today

A little older and a few more lines on his face, but Ben cleans up nicely in a suit. Apparently, he's dating actress Alicia Witt

27 Indispensable Musical Performances In Non-Musical TV Shows

From:  Boy Culture

#22 
"The Last Duet" from Oz 
(2002)

SONG
Some would argue that when "Beecher" (Lee Tergesen) and "Schillinger" (J.K. Simmons) dueted on Barry Manilow's "The Last Duet," Oz jumped the same shark Henry Winkler once did on Happy Days. But this song (and many of the others in the show's bizarro musical episode) is fairly mesmerizing, and as off as the rest of the series. It's just set to music. 
CHOICE LYRIC
 "Bye-bye
Don't slam the door
And I don't want, I don't want, I don't want
No, I don't want your flowers anymore."

Bad postcard:

Pizza, ponies and plenty of hot pink in St. Clair Shores
From:  The Grand Rapids Press

You have to realize that I’m just not a “foodie.”

I’m not adventuresome when it comes to meals. My idea of eating exotically when traveling is to find a Panera Bread, order what I usually order, then – get this – get a different kind of cookie for dessert.

It’s OK to get a little crazy when on the road, but not too much.

As you can imagine, my devotion to chains and routine drives my friends and relatives up a wall.

My friend Will is a certified foodie, writing restaurant reviews and everything. He lives in Chicago, which has about a million restaurants. He knows them all.

So when I visit, we have conversations like this:

Me: “Hey, I see you have a new Subway down the block.”

Will: “In Chicago, we call it ‘The El.’ It’s, like, a hundred years old and you’ve been on it lots of time.”

Me: “No, I mean the sandwich place. I might get a 6-inch turkey and cheese on the way out of town. It’s less than 300 calories.”

Will at this point usually sighs, rolls his eyes and cancels reservations.

The exception is pizza. I love pizza, and I am a pizza snob. I find a place that is closest to New York-style pizza and stick with it. All others cease to exist. I cannot be tempted by your inferior pizza.

So I’m not sure what to think about this week’s bad postcard.

It’s from a place that was once in St. Clair Shores.

The back reads: “Hi Neighbor. Now that we are in your neighborhood, we would like you to come in and browse. We offer a supurb selection of fine wines, liquors, champagnes and unusual gifts for the discriminating collector. We also offer delicious submarine sandwiches and pizza. Hope to see you soon."

I have concerns about the front. What appears to be a roast beef sub is floating in a sea of hot pink. The whole floating thing might be why the roast beef appears to be flapping around at gravity defying angles.

But untethered sandwiches are the least scary thing there.

Let’s go to the top right corner, where there is a selection of the finest meats and cheeses, and sandwiches of varying lengths, some of which far and away exceed the calorie count of my turkey sub.

But, in the back there is a little guy in a cart getting pulled by a colorfully decorated horse. It’s either a little guy, or an average-sized guy surrounded by huge cheese, meats and sandwiches.

Slide over to the top left and there is an assortment of booze, and another wagon of sorts, this one perched on a hot pink shag pillow.

Drop down to the last panel and there is a rectangular pizza – unacceptable – joined by a guy carrying bread in his hands and head and yet another horse and cart, this one sinking into a cushion of hot pink shag.

The whole horse and food combination is unsettling. I've been to Mackinac Island. I know how those things smell and what they leave in the road. It’s not appetizing, in the least.

That actually worked out, because I couldn't find a Panera Bread on the island anyway.

Benjamin | Hump Day Cock Shot | Male Nude Photography

"You wish you knew what or who Benjamin is looking at – right?  I’m not telling.  And no, it’s not that I’ve forgotten.

Or maybe you don’t care – you just sit back and enjoy the view…" -- Marlen Boro

Daily Package:


Guess What Filip Jankovic is Playing With?


His dog! Get your mind out of the gutter.
In this Daily Package, Filip Jankovic spends some quality time with his pooch in a pair of white briefs. Who wouldn’t want to see this guy out at the dog park?


Today In History

April 24, 1907
Hersheypark, founded by Milton S. Hershey for the exclusive use of his employees, is opened.