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| Holy SHIT why I am so turned on by this!? |
Saturday, December 3, 2016
“The Real O’Neals” Re-Enacts Olivia Newton-John’s Iconic “Physical” Video
From: Queerty
If you’re of a certain age, you may remember becoming unusually intrigued whenever Olivia Newton-John’s “Physical” video would unexpectedly pop up during MTV’s infancy.
Now, The Real O’Neals have outdone themselves with a fairly spot-on re-enactment of the classic video, successfully squeezing Noah Galvin into Newton-John’s perilously short shorts.
The results are certainly worth a look.
Let’s compare and contrast:
And here’s the original:
“School mascot by day, but by night…”
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| He’s actually an adult dancer. Being rich he does it less for the money and more of the show. ;3 |
COLLEGE DUDES: SCOTT RILEY AND CONNER MASON ARE FEELING SENSUAL TODAY
From: Manhunt Daily
I didn’t come up with that, it came from College Dudes’ promo material. It just struck me as funny because I’ve never known any college dudes gay or straight to admit that they were “feeling sensual” today. That seems so erotic vagina spa meditation sex therapy moment to me.
Scott Riley and Conner Mason are cute, clean-cut guys getting their fuck on in the dorm room as one does in college. It doesn’t look “sensual” exactly, it looks more like “horny buttsluts.” And that’s the kind of scene we LOVE here at Manhunt Daily! Make that shoddily constructed twin bed bounce, boys!
There’s more of this College Dudes fuck fracas below, and you can watch the whole scene here.
Scott Riley and Conner Mason are cute, clean-cut guys getting their fuck on in the dorm room as one does in college. It doesn’t look “sensual” exactly, it looks more like “horny buttsluts.” And that’s the kind of scene we LOVE here at Manhunt Daily! Make that shoddily constructed twin bed bounce, boys!
There’s more of this College Dudes fuck fracas below, and you can watch the whole scene here.
Woman Stands Up To Homophobic Neighbor… With 10,000 Rainbow Christmas Lights
From: Queerty
A woman on Reddit said she’s sick and tired of her neighbor making disparaging comments about gay people, particularly gay youths, so she’s decided to take a stand this holiday season.
“She had learned that we were Mormon from church,” the woman explains. “We are no longer Mormon, this issue is why I left. She came bouncing over and when my husband told her we no longer attend, she didn’t really get the message. She also must have missed the HRC sticker on my car.”
The women explains that her neighbor then proceeded “to tell us how horrified she was when her son got turned down for prom because the girl was already planning on going with her girlfriend.”
Gasp!
The neighbor then went on to express her utter dismay about how the local junior high had recently held an assembly to discuss transgender issues and trans inclusion.
“That, coupled with the school’s justifications for letting lesbians attend the prom together and doing an assembly that taught kids the facts about being transgender were just too much for her,” the woman writes. “She said that she had to move them away because she was so sick of the gays and transgenders and everyone making their ‘lifestyle’ okay.”
Even though the woman says she was steaming mad, rather than tell her neighbor to go to hell right then and there, she chose a more peaceful, passive aggressive method in dealing with the situation: Rainbow Christmas lights. 10,000 of them, to be precise.
“I know that I’m not going to change her opinion, no matter what I say,” she writes. “Having moved her kids to escape ‘the gays’, I’m sure me telling her my opinion on it won’t make a difference.”
But at least it makes her feel better.
This is Them
From: From: Favorite Hunks & Other Things
Although they play father and son on This Is Us, co-stars Milo Ventimiglia and Sterling K Brown make a pretty good, and pretty sexy, work out team...
— Sterling K Brown (@sterlingkb1) November 30, 2016
Although they play father and son on This Is Us, co-stars Milo Ventimiglia and Sterling K Brown make a pretty good, and pretty sexy, work out team...
I Can't Believe He Ate That Whole Thing: Milt Moss Dies @ 93
From: Boy Culture
If you are of a certain age, you will remember the catchphrase, “I can't believe I ate that whole thing” (often repeated with a “the” instead of a “that”).
The ad, a '70s classic for Alka-Seltzer by Howie Cohen and Bob Pasqualina, starred comic actor Milt Moss, whose performance helped make it one of TV's all-time most memorable pitches.
You won't believe it, but Milt Moss was recently still alive. Sadly, he died on September 26th in Manhattan. He was 93. His nephew Roger Fox announced the death this week.
He was truly born to plop-plop, fizz-fizz.
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