“Up, up and away-i-ay, my beautiful, my beautiful balloon…” The birds are getting ready to chirp, the sun is peaking out, and there is no better way to see the world than in a hot air balloon. The best part is this extreme activity is something that almost anyone can enjoy with a limited amount […]
Extreme Whitewater Rafting
February 12, 2013 by
What does living life to the “extreme” in the Spring mean? Well, to some it means the thrill of plunging into a pine scented abyss of gurgling water, dodging bobbing rubber ducky’s and balancing a laptop carelessly on the edge of their garden sized Jacuzzi tub. To others it means wavering carelessly in the lazy […]
Man’s Travel Roundup
January 17, 2013 by
The man on the go has several things to consider before he sets off on a trip (be it business or pleasure). We’re talking about such common concerns as, which luggage to bring, how to entertain himself while waiting for the plane, and whether or not his luggage is even going to be along for […]
Things to Do in Chicago, Illinois
January 15, 2013 by
Chicago, Illinois is known as the “Land of Lincoln,” as it was the home of the beloved 16th president of the United States, Abraham Lincoln. The windy city is the third largest city in the US, and there is no end to its amount of entertainment value. Part of Chicago’s endearment to tourists is its […]
Tim Ferriss Becomes a 4-Hour Chef
December 31, 2012 by
Don’t be intimated by the massive 600 pages of Time Ferriss’s newest offering, The 4-Hour Chef. Ferriss has suffered the intimidation for you, and what you may see before you as a giant block of literary fruitcake, it is actually “a labor of love and hate and sweat and blood and tears.” Ferris has asked some […]
High Tech Poker
December 26, 2012 by
Make the weekly poker game a little more interesting with this ingenious app that replaces the standard deck of cards and works with an iPad and a bunch of iPhones or iPod touches. You can find bold poker here.
Urban Transport
December 26, 2012 by
Getting around town sometimes requires alternative modes of transportation. When you have errands to run or just want to cruise about, nothing compares to the good old bicycle. If you’re after a sturdy ride, the Trek Earl Bike might be the answer. If you can’t get there fast enough, the DeLorean is a stainless steel complete with […]
Author, Jamie Reidy, Divulges Three Things Every Single Bachelor Should Know
December 20, 2012 by
“My first book, HARD SELL: The Evolution of a Viagra Salesman, was made into a movie, starring Jake Gyllenhaal,” says Reidy. “That information has absolutely nothing to do with this, but I really, really like saying that sentence.” Jamie Reidy is an author, bachelor, and above all, a man. In his second book BACHELOR 101: […]
Urban Males Welcome Pink Collar Jobs
December 17, 2012 by
What happens when a man can’t find the traditional blue-collar job; he becomes tired of the responsibility of management, or shrugs off the stereotype of a male nurse or receptionist? You get a man in a pink collar, which describes the traditional female-dominated career, such as dental hygienist, librarian, licensed nurse, or paralegal. Statistics suggest […]
Boyz II Men, Divulge Three Things Every Guy Should Know
December 14, 2012 by
Boyz II Men initiated in 1988, and were originally comprised of Marc Nelson, Nathan Morris, Michael McCary, Shawn Stockman, and Wanya Morris. Nelson soon left the group to pursue a solo career, and between 1992 and 1997, the leftover group kicked out five number one hits, and sold over 60 million albums. Not too shabby […]