This is too recent to really be considered vintage, but it is too funny to be ignored. Wait and watch through the very end. The build up is worth it.
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Olympian Ian Thorpe comes out
Australian swimmer, Ian Thorpe, recently admitted he is gay in an interview in his home, Australia. In addition to being gay he also happened to break 22 world records, win 5 gold – 3 silver – 1 bronze medal at the Olympic Games. Welcome to the family Ian. I’m proud to have you on our team.
George Clooney as a Leather Daddy
My guess is that this is photoshopped but I just don’t care. I love this.
Saturday morning comic: Adam and Andy
Click on the comic strip to enlarge.
ADAM & ANDY is set in the fictional New England town of Woodfield, CT. You can learn more about this strip by visiting, adamandandy.com.
Bonus Fur
Since tomorrow officially starts Bear Week I thought I’d add a bonus fur post this afternoon. I hope he’s driving to Provincetown.
Maine Street Leather Bear Tea Dance Saturday 3-8PM
Not heading to Provincetown for Bear Week? No worries, Ogunquit, Maine has you covered. Check out MAINE STREET LEATHER BEAR TEA DANCE on Saturday, July 12th from 3PM – 8PM.
Later that night check out Maine Street’s INKED PARTY and show off your ink. Host Matthew Camp will run Maine Street’s annual Tattoo contest and be sure to say hi to special guest. DJ Pornstar.
Free fitness options check out Boston’s Emerald Necklace
Inspired by a recent article in The Boston Globe, I wanted to write a week long series about the many opportunities to work out for FREE in the city.
Since today’s suggestion is intended as an activity for tomorrow (Saturday), I’m going to suggest an option that can be done at your leisure – when it is most convenient for you. Tomorrow consider taking a bike ride, walk or run along Boston’s beautiful emerald necklace; a string of six parks that includes: Back Bay Fens, The Riverway, Olmsted Park, Jamaica Pond, Arnold Arboretum and Franklin Park.
Depending on where you live you can pick the most convenient portion of this string of parks to run, walk or bike. You may download a map of the Emerald Necklace, here.
Who is excited for Bear Week in Ptown
Provincetown’s Bear Week 2014 starts tomorrow. Will you be there?
Furry Friday
This week’s Furry Friday has a definite Daddy theme. Tom lives in NH but is in Boston often. He’s a handsome, easy-going guy.
Truth be told, I’ve had my eye on Tom for quite some time. You’ll notice he caught my eye at the 2011 Carnival Parade in Ptown; he appears at 2:12 in my Carnival 2011 Video.
Fur & Gold kick off party for Bear Week
Fur & Gold is ready for Bear Week and will host a pre-Bear Week party at Pi Alley tomorrow.
The Friday before Bear Week may well be the busiest day of the year for Pi Alley as guys from all over the country and world fly into Boston a day early so they can take the Saturday morning ferry to Provincetown for the start of Bear Week. There is always a fun crowd at Pi Alley the Friday before Bear Week and it is worth checking out if you have no other plans.
More information about the Fur & Gold Bear Week pre-Party at Pi Alley in Downtown Crossing can be found here.
South End restaurant buzz: BoMA to become The Elephant Walk
For all of you curious to find out what will happen next now that BoMA Restaurant & Lounge has closed. Yesterday I spoke with the owner and earlier today he shared via email that The Elephant Walk, a French / Cambodian restaurant will move into the space.
“After two years of owning and operating BoMA Restaurant & Lounge in the South End, I am pleased to announce my collaboration with Nadsa de Monteiro and Richard Pile, respectively the Executive Chef and Managing Partner of The Elephant Walk. They will be bringing their restaurant to the South End. Yes, The Elephant Walk will open at the former BoMA location!
This will all move quickly with an eye on opening the restaurant in the Fall, aiming for October.” –Shane Manfred
Back in April it was reported in the BBJ that the restaurant would likely be displaced due to a $16 million apartment building project. So Audubon Circle’s loss is the South End’s gain. Check out The Elephant Walk’s French / Cambodian restaurant menu here.
Bootcamp Friday mornings in Christopher Columbus Park
Inspired by a recent article in The Boston Globe, I wanted to write a week long series about the many opportunities to work out for FREE in the city. Thus far, I’ve talked about a variety of workout options around the city. But I’ve yet to talk about the many options in Boston’s North End.
For example, did you know that every Friday there is a free Boot Camp in Christopher Columbus Park? The class runs from 6:30 – 7:30 AM so set your alarm clock a bit earlier than usual and head over to the park. You can read more about free work out classes hosted this summer at Boston parks here.
Riding the Green Line
I wish I was on this Green Line train when this a cappella group decided to harmonize and sing.
Bear Week in Ptown
Bear Week officially starts on Saturday, July 12th and this year there seem to be more shows, parties and personalities than ever before.
While nobody should try to see or do everything – leaving Bear Week without checking out some of the fun events that are happening during this theme week would be a shame too. Here are some events I’ve noted that you might want to check out during Bear Week.
Saturday, July 12th Underwear Party at Purgatory
Sunday, July 13th Meet author, Amistead Maupin
Monday, July 14th Kiltbears Tea Dance at Boatslip
Tuesday, July 15th Beers and Bears with Brian Sims
Wednesday, July 16th Ass Wednesday at A-House ($100 prize)
Thursday, July 17th BearMania w/ Horse Meat Disco
Friday, July 18th Fireman’s Ball at Town Hall auditorium
For a more thorough list of events happening at Bear Week in Provincetown be sure to check out ptownbears.org.
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