Dating after age 30

Mike writes a recurring sarcastic and informative column every other Thursday in The Unfinished Man and is the Founder of My Online Dating Consultant

Remember when you were in your 20s and it seemed liked everyone was single?  The thought never crossed your mind to look down at a girl’s hand to see if she had a wedding ring.  Everyone was available for drinks after work and the dating pool seemed endlessly deep.  Flash forward to your 30s and things have changed and hopefully you have as well.  Let’s take a quick look at what’s different and how to use your “advanced age” to your advantage. continue reading →

The Napsack Sleeping Bag

The Napsack by Poler Stuff is something along the lines of a Snuggie 2.0 or perhaps a Snuggie on steroids? As the title states, the Napsack is pretty much a sleeping bag that you can wear and features zippered holes for your arms as well a cinch at the base so you can let your feet breath. There is also a chest pocket perfect for a phone, two regular pockets to keep your hands warm, and a hole for headphones to run internally.

If you have difficulties getting out of bed, now you technically don’t have to as you can wear your “bed” where ever the hell you want to as long as you are prepared for being pointed and laughed at. continue reading →

2012 Honda Dream Yuga Motorcycle

Honda has just launched their latest motorcycle in India and is one of the least expensive bikes the manufacturer makes. The 109cc Honda Dream Yuga is priced at 44,642 Indian Rupees ($830 USD) making it quite an affordable option for the locals.

The air cooled, four-stroke engine produces 8.5bhp at 7,500 rpm and 6.6 lb ft of torque at 6,000 rpm. The motorcycle also features a four-speed gearbox, disc brakes on the front, and drum brakes for the rear. The base model features a kick start but a $92 option will get you the electric start and alloy wheels. continue reading →

mini briefcase business card holder

When I used to work in an office I always wanted to carry a briefcase with me but I wasn’t important enough to have “things” that needed to be carried in a briefcase.  I did take lunch with me occasionally but I think carrying that in a briefcase was overkill.  If you feel the need to carry a briefcase but, like me, need something important to carry in it we have the solution for you, the Mini Briefcase Business Card Holder/Case. continue reading →

Abandoned Japanese Highway

I don’t usually give two shits about cars, trucks, or any other sort of vehicle. There’s a good reason that I leave those topics to our other more capable, auto enthusiast writers here at Unfinished Man. Every now and then, though, I’ll see a video of a car or bike zipping along an interesting place, and it gets my adrenaline pumping. This is definitely one of those videos.

Filmed on an abandoned national highway in Japan, this motorcycle trek looks like quite the adventure. If you’ve seen the cinematic version of continue reading →

Breitling

Breitling’s Superocean line of dive watches has been around for quite some time, these dive watches look good and perform well under water.  Now Breitling has introduced a limited edition called the Superocean Chronograph II Red, only 2,000 pieces will be produced.

The Breitling Superocean Chronograph II Red watch features a striking red rubber rotating bezel that makes the watch really stand out and look even sportier.  The same red theme is found on the chronograph sub-dials, the large seconds hand, and around he date window at the 3 o’clock position. continue reading →

Fifa Soccer 12 Giveaway

We’ve got a great community of readers here at Unfinished Man. Every day we get emails supporting us through kind words, or scantily clad photos of yourselves, or our absolute favorite… packages of uncut diamonds and cash. Well, the last two parts may not be true, but we love you guys just the same. To show you just how much we love you, we’ve decided to give away a copy of FIFA Soccer 12 for the Playstation 3.

As FIFA Soccer 12 requires no introduction, I’ll cut right to the chase and lay out the rules and options for entering. You’re a diverse bunch, so continue reading →

Porsche 918 Spyder Hybrid

We got a glimpse of the Porsche 918 as a concept back in 2010 at the Geneva Motor Show and Porsche has now revealed the final product. The Porsche 918 Spyder is a plug-in hybrid supercar which will enter production towards the end of September, 2013 and first deliveries being made before end of next year.

The 918 Spyder features a mid-mounted V8 engine capable of producing over 500 horsepower to the rear wheels via a seven speed dual clutch transmission. There are also two electric motors, one per axle, which produce a combined power of 218 horsepower making the 918 Spyder capable of putting out over 770hp. continue reading →

Sergey Larenkov WW2 Photo

It’s amazing just how recently the events of the second World War transpired. On September 1st, 1939, the Nazi war machine invaded Poland and the world was forever changed. Though it wasn’t all that long ago, most of the photographs we see of WW2 are in black and white. Blogger Sergey Larenkov decided to take these black and white photos and do something a little bit different with them. Using a bit of simple photo editing, he turned these photos into digital time machines.

Sergey’s collection of photos are a meld of old and new. He’s collected numerous photos from major historic battles of WW2, such as the defense of Moscow, and overlayed these locations with continue reading →

Concept One Electric Super Car

Two years in the making and the ‘Concept One’ by Rimac Automobili is finally up for grabs for those who can afford the world’s first “electric hyper car”. The Concept One is one of the few production vehicles which surpass the 1,000hp mark with this particular car producing an impressive 1,088 horsepower which is near Bugatti Veyron territory.

The Concept One features ‘All Wheel Torque Vectoring’. With this setup, powertrain of the vehicle is divided into four sub-systems with each system delivering power to one wheel each and working independently from each other. This allows each wheel to accelerate and decelerate independently hundreds of times per second for optimum handling. continue reading →

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