There are very few problems with summer, but one that comes up every year is the sudden tendency for the internet to swell with recipes for low-calorie cocktails and commercials for beer so light you could inflate a balloon with it. It’s all given a manly spin with bacon laden extreme sport references, but let’s face it- no guy really wants to drink any of that crap. Instead of worrying about keeping with the trends and trying the newest raspberry ale or negative 74 calorie beer substitute, why not stick with what you love and switch up your glasses instead? Periodic TableWare looks classy and is full of SCIENCE.
Fine Living
Fine Living covers the better parts of modern life: travel, food, drink, home design, gadgets, gear, luxury experiences, and the small upgrades that make daily life feel less ordinary. From great restaurants and smart home improvements to memorable trips and useful products, this section is about living well without becoming unbearable about it.
Use The Force – The Mind Controlled Puzlebox Orbit
On my daily commute, I always see jackass drivers doing stupid things and every time I wish I could slam their car into the side of …
Buy a Camera, Get Happiness?
Today I want to share some thoughts about camera retailers and retailing… because I am sick of camera stores competing purely on the basis of “rock-bottom …
Bacon-Flavored Oxygen Inhaler – BaconAir™
We’ve talked about a ridiculous amount of bacon-flavored products and I thought we pretty much covered it all. Boy was I wrong! It’s been scientifically proven that the human body needs oxygen to survive and bacon to satisfy hunger. What would happen if one were to combine the two together into one?
Bacontrepeneurs, Justin and Dave of JDFoods, did just that. After two years of research, they were able to perfect a formula and bring it to market as BaconAir™. The product combines the delicious taste of bacon with the health benefits of 95% pure Himalayan oxygen. The product is easy to use, the bacon (oxygen) enters the bloodstream in seconds, has zero calories, zero fat, and is the most delicious air you will ever taste or inhale.
Coolest Fish Tanks and Aquariums
So, you’re a dude and living on your own. You want to get a pet, but your friends say you’re too irresponsible to own a mammal. Turtles are kind of cool, but they move about two feet per hour. Snakes are OK, but have really creepy feeling skin. The next best thing is to get a fish tank or a small aquarium for you bachelor pad. All you have to do is feed them and clean the tank. Adding a fish tank is a great way to bring life to a bedroom, living room, and even a bathroom. Even better if the fish tank is actually unique looking.
So let’s have a look below at some other options that are out there for fish tanks, with photos and descriptions of each. Perhaps they’ll
The Evolution Door – A “Flip Panel” Door by Austrian Artist Klemens Torggler
Over the years, we’ve written about doors many times. We’ve covered hidden doors, garage doors, and even smashing down doors, but what these doors all have …
Interview With Korean-American Model: Lisa Song Sutton
I’m going to give you guys a break today from the usual gadgets, cars, and video game news. Today, I’m going to introduce you to someone that is very easy on the eyes. Her name is Lisa Song Sutton and I had an opportunity to interview this Korean-American model.
She’s a work of art not only physically but has a personality to match. I know it will be tough for you guys to read with those pictures below but try to focus here and see what Lisa Song Sutton is all about.
Unfinished Man: Lisa, tell our readers a little bit about yourself and when did you first get into modeling?
Lisa Song Sutton: Hi Unfinished Man readers! I’m Lisa Song Sutton, a Korean-American model who was born in Seoul, South Korea and grew up in Arizona. I was blessed and fortunate to get signed with a major modeling agency when I was 19. During my college years I modeled as a Jack Daniels girl, a Bud Light girl, pretty much any “college-y” type promo modeling that I could get my hands on. A few years later I moved to Miami for more schooling and lived in South Beach. While in Florida I transitioned away from the college promo modeling in to print work, swimsuit, lingerie, car calendars, and high-end modeling events.
UM: Before modeling, what jobs have you held in the past?
