Guyism After Dark: Leryn, Veronika, or Keeley??? |
- Guyism After Dark: Leryn, Veronika, or Keeley???
- O.J. Simpson reportedly beaten unconscious in prison (Update: Nevada Department of Correction denies story)
- Long-wings, and short-wings, and brogues – Say what?!
- [4G] Sceptre: Galaxy Series 24-inch LED HDTV
- Rosie Roff is just mind-blowingly hot
| Guyism After Dark: Leryn, Veronika, or Keeley??? Posted: 15 Feb 2011 04:00 PM PST Hot links to get you through the night…
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| Posted: 15 Feb 2011 01:33 PM PST O.J. Simpson, who is serving nine years for an armed robbery in 2007, was reportedly beaten unconscious in prison by a much younger skinhead. The National Enquirer’s exclusive on the story includes details as to why the confrontation occurred.
Listen, I’ve never done any time in the clink but I think it would probably be a bad idea to take about banging and killing white bitches in front of some crazy skinheads. Then again, it’s the Juice–dude isn’t exactly the sharpest tool in the box. This is the same guy whose alibi for a murder was some crazy, drugged-up actor who lived in his house and who literally left about a pint of his blood at the scene of the crime. Oh yea, and that whole glove thing. Our very own Will Brinson did his due diligence and made a call to the Nevada Department of Corrections and surprise, surprise, there’s no truth to the story. According to the spokesman, “no truth whatsoever” to OJ Simpson story. “He’s perfectly fine and healthy”. And that folks is what we get for believing the National Enquirer OJ BEATEN UNCONSCIOUS IN BRUTAL PRISON ATTACK! [National Enquirer] |
| Long-wings, and short-wings, and brogues – Say what?! Posted: 15 Feb 2011 01:30 PM PST No, this isn’t some weird “Wizard of Oz” sartorial adventure. I want to debunk one of the most annoying, confusing aspects of men’s footwear. What the hell is the difference between a brogue, long-wing, and short-wing? Menswear nerds throw out various terms for their footwear like we all understand what they’re talking about (we don’t. I don’t half time, since I’m still learning). Since there are sometimes multiple definitions for the same type of shoe, it can get dizzying to keep track with. Not to mention, you have the British and American definitions which sometimes don’t match up. To make navigating this world just that much easier, I’ve decided to break it down right quick for you. Consider this post your definitive guide to the different kinds of casual dress shoes you will purchase in the future. To begin, brogues, long-wings, and short-wings describe what are basically the same type of shoe, just with varied styling. A brogue in the United Kingdom is commonly referred to as a wingtip here in the States due to the shoe’s signature “W” pattern. It comes from the highlands of Scotland and the marshes of Ireland. The toe cap would be punctured so that the water could drain out as the man walked through wet land. A classic story of function turning into fashion. The short-wing has a perforated or pointed toe cap that extends down the sides of the shoe to about the arc of your foot. The punch cap oxford, or semi/half brogue, has decorative perforations along the seams as well as on the cap toe of the shoe. An oxford is the type of shoe. All brogues are generally oxfords. It just means the shoelace eyelet tabs are sewn into the vamp (main body) of the shoe, a method known as “closed lacing.” The long-wing’s toe cap extends the full length of the shoe. So, it’s pretty much a short-wing, except the “W” is, well…longer. Shocker. There’s also one major difference – long-wings are not oxfords, they are derbys. What are derbys? Derbys are a slightly less formal version of oxford shoes mainly because of how the shoelace eyelet tab is sewn on top of the vamp. This is known as, you guessed it, “open lacing.” Besides the long-wing detailing, this is another way to tell a part various styles of shoes. Well, I hope this sheds some light on the casual dress shoe conundrum. Feel free to drop me a message over at gabe@guyism.com if you have any questions about this post or any other style matter. I’m here to help! Ask Valet: The Wings of Knowledge – [ValetMag] Oxford Shoe -[Wikipedia] Derby Shoe – [Wikipedia] |
| [4G] Sceptre: Galaxy Series 24-inch LED HDTV Posted: 15 Feb 2011 01:29 PM PST Welcome to another edition of [4G] — Guyism Gear, Gadgets, and Goodies — where we bring you the latest in the stuff you need to see, do, own, or play, plus as is always the case we’re giving away something great. We’ve got you all lined out and taken care of many of your music needs, but what about the visual arts? You like to watch movies and sports and you need to do it on a quality screen so of course we came up with a good one for you: The Sceptre: Galaxy Series 24-inch LED HDTV. First off, Sceptre’s new sleek and slim 24″ LED’s have six different colors to choose from: pink, pearl white, black, red, blue, and chrome, so they have that going for them, which is nice. More importantly they also come with 1080P full LED HDTV, crystal clear LED display with ultra-fast 5ms response time that let’s you watch all your favorite shows flicker free (at 1920×1080 resolution, sweet), plus these LED’s have 14,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio which helps make the images become darker or lighter depending on the contrast that it needs. There are also dual HDMI ports so you call plug all your high definition components in at once for a complete home entertainment experience. Plus, there’s an innovative USB port that further expands functionality, allowing you to listen to music and view digital pictures quickly and conveniently (or heck, just have the coolest computer monitor on your block). These energy-saving wide-screen TV’s are the perfect addition to any home décor thanks to their slim design (measuring 0.9" at its thinnest point and 1.9" at its thickest) and the wide array of color choices which are a great complement to any room in your home. You want one now, don’t you? Well… To be entered to win your very own Sceptre: Galaxy Series 24-inch LED HDTV in chrome (a $399.99 value!!!) all you have to do is sign up to be our friend on Facebook. The winner will be chosen from all of our Facebook friends in the next several days. And once you are our friend be sure to regularly check our Facebook page for notification of this and other giveaways. You must be from the United States to be eligible. The Sceptre: Galaxy Series 24-inch LED HDTV is available at Wal-Mart, Target, Sears, Kmart, NewEgg, Amazon, and QVC. [Click here for even more Guyism Gear, Gadgets, and Goodies.] |
| Rosie Roff is just mind-blowingly hot Posted: 15 Feb 2011 01:00 PM PST  Yes, right over here... keep walking... that's right... Wow. Who is this Rosie Roff and why am I just now finding out about her? Sweet Jeebus this women is sexy. Thank you, FHM South Africa. Thank you, thank you, thank you. Now you know how much I love Candice Swanepoel so this is really hard to say, but I may have to make this Rosie Roff my new favorite South African model over Candice. I know. What am I saying here? Okay, there’s really only one way to settle this. A strip-off. At my house. It’s really the only fair way to make a proper determination. Tweet me for the details and directions, girls.         |
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