I’m not sure what’s going on, but that’s some awesome cleavage!
Posted on 27. Dec, 2009 by admin.
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Jillian Beyor Could Kick Your Ass
Posted on 02. Dec, 2009 by admin.
Busted Coverage introduces you to Jillian as the new WWE Diva, and you may have seen her in a 2008 issue of Playboy. For more pics and info, take a trip to Busted Coverage and read Jillian Beyor Is Your New WWE Diva.
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4 Easy Steps to Fast-Track Your Promotion
Posted on 25. Nov, 2009 by admin.
Sure, you’re ambitious and talented. But unless you’re seen as trustworthy, too, you’ll remain a wage slave forever. Here’s how to earn your boss’ trust – FAST!
1. Be Like Him
We inherently trust people who are like us, so emphasize things you have in common. Maybe you both went to Florida State University. Or to another ACC school. Or to state schools. Or to schools with annoying fight songs. Even tenuous connections build trust.
2. Like Him
Imagine that a coworker comes into your office one day after a meeting and says, “I liked the passion you brought to your argument.” When he leaves, you think, “Smart guy, good head on his shoulders,” even though he didn’t say he agreed with you and even hinted that you’re a raving lunatic. That’s the power of “like.” Now, go like everything your boss does.
3. Shadow Him
Your boss wears striped Brooks Brothers shirts 3 days a week? Mimic his look. He grabs a second cup of coffee at 10am every day? Cross paths with him often, java in hand. He uses a Blackberry instead of an iPhone? RIM will be happy to sell you one, too. Tiny similarities like these will seep into his psyche, and he’ll start seeing you as an extension of himself.
4. Protect Him
It’s not exactly brave – but it is important – to support your boss’ ideas in public. But you can be sneaky with this one, too: Stomp a bug (real or imaginary) outside his office, or warn him about that crappy new restaurant in town. Guard his interests and he’ll start championing yours.
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Daily Link Wad – Nov 16, 2009
Posted on 16. Nov, 2009 by admin.
[Entertaining] A Brief History of the Sex Tape
[Funny] Stripper Daycare?
[Sports] The Dangers Of Indoor Fireworks – Patriots vs. Colts
[Hotties] 25 Hardcore Chicks
[Funny] You’re an idiot
[Hottie] Katie Marie Cork
[Beer] Pabst Brewing Company
[Fashion] UNIQLO Off White Wrinkle Free Oxford Shirt
[Hottie] Brooke Berry
[Dating] Dating A Beautiful Pain In The Ass
[Sports] St. Louis Rams Put Up a Fight, But Fall Short Against the Perfect Saints
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Victoria’s Secret Miami Beach Casting Call – In Pictures
Posted on 16. Nov, 2009 by admin.
Metromix has posted 100 pictures from the recent Victoria’s Secret casting call in Miami Beach. If you’ve ever been to Miami Beach, then you know what we’re dealing with here. I’m in love with these pictures because they’re raw, meaning these are the girls before they get air-brushed, and all made up for the magazines and shows. Take a minute and check out the photos.
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Daily Link Wad – Nov 11, 2009
Posted on 11. Nov, 2009 by admin.
Funny: Leper Followers
Cool: So You Want My Job: Archaeologist
Sports: Getting Defensive About the Redskins Defense
Hottie: Bettina Acosta
Sex: Natural Viagra: Top 10 Foods To Rev Up Your Sex Drive
Manliness: AK-47 Inventor Honored As Russian Hero
Celebrity: Britney Spears Secret Bikini Pictures
Beer: $150 Beer is Pure Utopia
Funny: The 10 most dangerous toys of your childhood
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5 Reasons You Should Care – How Obama’s Health-care Reform Plan Will Affect You
Posted on 11. Nov, 2009 by admin.
1. Your Premium May Go Down
The uninsured usually can’t afford their treatment, so the rest of us pay hidden surcharges, says Ron Pollack, executive director of Families USA, a group favoring reform. This “tax” averaged $1017 per family in 2008, the group says. Covering the uninsured would lower it, he says.
2. Small Business Could Benefit
The percentage of small businesses providing coverage for employees dropped from 67 to 38 in the past 13 years, says Molly Brogan of the National Small Business Association. Reform could lead to subsidies to help them pay, which could boost the economy as well.
3. Your Income May Go Up
As health-care expenses climb, companies shift costs to employees or cut back in other areas. If costs are under control, more of your employer’s revenue could go into your pay, says Jeffrey Grossman, M.D., president of the University of Wisconsin Medical Foundation.
4. You Might Worry Less
Right now you’re healthy, employed, and covered. But say you develop a medical condition and change jobs. Your new insurance company may deny you coverage, or offer coverage that’s unaffordable. Reforms would insure that you have an affordable option, Pollack says.
5. Your ER Care Would Improve
People who are uninsured often use the ER as a primary-care’s doctor’s office. That means you’re crowding out insured folks. Three out of four people requiring immediate care have to wait an average of 28 minutes, a government report reveals.
Feel any better now? Without getting all political, what are your thoughts on the health-care reform plan? Tell us in the comments.
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Sexual Positions for the Lonely and the Loveless
Posted on 11. Nov, 2009 by admin.
I saw this picture floating around the internet today, and realized just how perfect it is for this site. It’s a simple chart showing 12 positions you may not have thought of to “Love Yourself.” Good luck with the “Tony Hawk!”
Let us know if you try any of these, and how they worked out for you.
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Daily Link Wad – Nov 10, 2009
Posted on 10. Nov, 2009 by admin.
Hotties: Helena Coelho
Entertainment: Megan Fox’s tattoo warning
Hotties: Jamie Lee Darley
Funny: New Jersey Governor Upstaged By Booger Eater
Gadgets: Wall of Sound iPod Speaker
TV: Top 10: Foreign AXE Commercials
Sports: The Pac-10: The Changing of the Guard
Hotties: Carrie Prejean On Solo Sexy Tape
Funny: The 100 Greatest Celebrity Yearbook Photos
Sports: Moondog’s Champ & Chump of the Week – Eighteenth Edition
Manliness: A Beginner’s Guide to The Art of Manliness: A Guided Tour







