Welcome to my world.... : 06/19/13

Wednesday, June 19, 2013

Daily Packages:

Nick Youngquest Half-Naked in White

In this Daily Package, Nick Youngquest sits wearing a pair of classic white briefs. And he’s sitting in a wicker chair – not the comfiest of home furnishings to rest your bare skin on.

In this Who Wore It Better, American Olympic swimmer and reality TV star Ryan Lochte faces off against actor Matt Damon in a white men's swim brief. Both guys are surely superstars, but Who Wore It Better? Let’s take a closer look at each guy before we decide.

Ryan Lochte, Ryan Lochte, Ryan Lochte… We just can’t get enough of this guy in his swimwear, and thankfully, it doesn't look he’s going to stop showing off his stuff any time soon. This shot of Ryan in a white men's swim brief really captures his party boy personality. Also, we’re pretty sure this is the least threatening picture of someone holding a gun that we've ever seen… But it Ryan’s charm enough to make us think he wore it better? Let’s take a look at his competition…

Matt Damon gave the world some great underwear sightings in his recent movie on HBO, Behind the Candelabra, and we were super duper pleasantly surprised. At 42 years old, it’s been quite a while since Matt Damon rocked that shirtless scene in Good Will Hunting, but apparently Matt Damon is a magical, never-aging man. Matt’s white men's swim brief looked amazing in this pool scene from Behind the Candelabra, but is it enough to say he wore it better? Get ready to decide…

Make sure to do some careful examining of Ryan Lochte, Matt Damon and both guys’ white men's swim brief, then vote to decide Who Wore It Better!

MENTALLY UNDRESS HENRY CAVILL

Up and coming Man of Steel, Henry Cavill, holding an enormous spear on the set of Immortals.

WRAPPED

MEN'S SEXY FEET

Sticky Situation

NYC man says he slipped, fell and broke shoulder because gym is gay hot spot

Talk about your slip and falls -- and it wasn't even at David Barton gym!

The Daily News reports:

A Manhattan man is suing his gym for damages after he fractured a shoulder by slipping and falling in the steam room on what he described as a "foreign white substance." Marc Moskowitz claimed in court papers that managers at the Bally Total Fitness gym on E. 55th St. were aware that gay "cruising and lewd behavior" is "commonplace at the steam room, sauna and locker rooms." "As a result of the aforementioned activities, there was bodily fluids and other evidence of sexual activity wherever it occurred throughout the gym," according to Moskowitz's suit in Manhattan Supreme Court. Instead of having staffers clean the areas, Bally simply "left a hose and liquid soap" for people to clean up themselves, the papers state. As a result, Moskowitz claims, he took a tumble last August and needed surgery to repair his shoulder.

Not sure why he's calling the white substance "foreign" -- it sounds like he knows exactly what it was.

Read more HERE.