Kinky Stuff

So you want to have a wild sex adventure, but don't have the money for Amsterdam or Thailand. That's fine, because we've got plenty of kink for you right HERE, in America's heartland. Just book your flight to . . . Roselawn, Indiana? The website Alternet.org put together a list of the 10 kinkiest cities in the U.S. based on strip clubs, sex stores, nudist resorts, and Internet searches. And, yep, Roselawn, Indiana beat out all the big boys. They have a nudist resort called the Ponderosa Sun Club, and the annual Nudes-A-Poppin' pageant, with strippers, porn stars, and drooling perverts. Here's the full list:

#1.) Roselawn, Indiana
#2.) New Orleans, Louisiana
#3.) Las Vegas, Nevada
#4.) Hurley, Wisconsin. They have the highest ratio of strip clubs-to-residents in the U.S. With 1,547 residents and six clubs, that's one strip club for every 258 residents.
#5.) Atlanta, Georgia
#6.) New York, New York
#7.) Austin, Texas
#8.) Southern New Mexico and Southern West Virginia . . . last year, based on a study of the kinky terms people used in online dating profiles, southern New Mexico had the kinkiest men, and southern West Virginia had the kinkiest women.
#9.) Chicago, Illinois
#10.) San Francisco, California

Read more HERE

Happy Birthday 8/2

Today is National Ice Cream Sandwich Day!
There are 90 days to Halloween.
There are 145 shopping days left until Xmas.

Hallie Eisenberg The adorable little girl from the Pepsi commercials - 19
Edward Furlong "Terminator 2", "American History X", and "Detroit Rock City" - 34
Sam Worthington "Avatar", "Clash of the Titans" and "Terminator Salvation" - 35
Kevin Smith Director/"Silent Bob" - 41
Mary-Louise Parker "The West Wing", "Weeds" - 47
Butch Patrick Eddie Munster on "The Munsters" - 58
Horror Director Wes Craven - 72
Peter O'Toole Lawrence in "Lawrence Of Arabia", The Pope "The Tudors" - 79

1876 - "WILD BILL" HICKOK was shot in the head from behind and killed while playing poker at a saloon in Deadwood, South Dakota. He was holding pairs of Aces and Eights. . . which has since been known at poker tables everywhere as "THE DEAD MAN'S HAND".

1892 - THE ESCALATOR was patented by genius Charles A. Wheeler.

1999 - M. NIGHT SHYAMALAN'S "The Sixth Sense", starring BRUCE WILLIS and HALEY JOEL OSMENT, was released. It only made $26.6 million in its opening weekend, but went on to score a box office total of $294 million.

The Cheating Game

According to a new survey, the place where a man is most likely to cheat on his wife is . . . a WEDDING. Hopefully not his own, I guess. Of the men in the survey who'd cheated, 32% said they'd done it at a wedding, making that the top answer. A relationship expert says that can make sense. Quote, "At a wedding, all the elements are present for one-night stands. Quite a bit of booze, dancing, people dressed to impress, an air of sexual electricity, and access to hotel rooms." Bachelor parties came in as the second-most common place that men had cheated, at 27%. Office Christmas parties came in third, at 21%. And high school or college reunions came in fourth, at 9%. The survey also asked women where they THOUGHT men were most likely to cheat on them . . . and weddings actually came in LAST. Women believed office Christmas parties were the most likely place, followed by bachelor parties, then school reunions, and finally weddings. Read more HERE

Doc-FOO-Mentary

Apparently the Foo Fighters did a tour of their fan's garages to point out the fact that they recorded their new album in Dave Grohl's garage. Rolling Stone posted a 40min documentary video of the band doing one of these garage shows at the home a retired firefighter!

See the video HERE

"Avengers" Trailer

As most of you probably know, several of the Marvel Comics superheroes are being lumped together for the "Avengers" movie that comes out next summer. If you haven't seen "Captain America" yet, there's a brief teaser for "The Avengers" at the end. It features the whole team: Chris Hemsworth as Thor, Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man, Chris Evans as Captain America, Scarlett Johansson as Black Widow, Mark Ruffalo as the Hulk's human alter-ego Bruce Banner and Jeremy Renner as Hawkeye. Not to mention Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury . . . the guy who puts the team together. Well, an even BRIEFER version of that brief teaser is now online
See it HERE

Happy Birthday 8/1

Today is International Friendship Day!
There are is 146 shopping days left until Xmas.
There are 53 days until Autumn begins.

Jason Momoa NEW Conan The Barbarian - 32
Tempestt Bledsoe Vanessa Huxtable on "The Cosby Show" - 38
Adam Duritz Lead singer of Counting Crows - 47
Coolio - 48
Joe Elliott Def Leppard's singer - 52
Jerry Garcia would have been 69 - (1942 - 1995)
"Ziggy" cartoonist Tom Wilson - 80
"Moby Dick" author Herman Melville - (1819 - 1891)
Francis Scott Key wrote "The Star Spangled Banner" - (1779 - 1843)

1936 - The OLYMPIC TORCH appeared for the first time, at the opening ceremonies in Berlin.

1971 - "The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour" debuted on CBS. Then Sonny skied into a tree and died in January of 1998

1973 - "American Graffiti" (--directed by GEORGE LUCAS) opened in theaters . . . starring Ron Howard, Richard Dreyfuss, Harrison Ford, Cindy Williams, Wolfman Jack AND MACKENZIE PHILLIPS.

1981 - MTV was launched in an estimated 2 million homes at 12:01 A.M. It started off with the words, "Ladies and gentleman, rock and roll." The first video shown was "Video Killed The Radio Star", by THE BUGGLES

1996 - MTV launched MTV2, which was weak-sauce in its early years, but is now far superior to the original MTV . . . because it actually, sometimes, plays videos.