Some Hotness

Came across this kid on the net today. He calls himself Ray, is supposedly 20 years old, and looks, as Peter Griffin would say, 'fricken sweet.'

He stands 5'10 and weighs in at 180 lbs. God dayumn. can bodies look like this w/o steroids? These pictures are certainly pushing me towards the needle, I'll tell you that much.

New Pictures!

The last couple weekends have been a ton of fun. Like, scary mary fun. My good friend Jim was thrown a brunch by the head of PR for Nieman Marcus, and was kind enough to envite me. The event took place on a Saturday morning... let's see, the 13th, in the Nieman Marcus soopah special dining room. It was about 12 queens, two women, and a HOT model walking around in next to nothing. I'll write more on this when I have the pictures resized and ready to show. The first picture with my 'fetch'ing haircut is from the event. Gosh, I'm dreamy

Wow, I'm so enjoying these new pictures. I forgot how much fun it is to take out the camera. These are going up in my myspace page as well. Ch-ch-check it out!

The second string of pictures is from a bathroom right after I worked out my (soon to be) massive pecs. These pix made me want to open up my manhunt account again!

Atlanta guys are cute

Case in point, our loverly little Shane, here. Look how he kicks the water and splashes about. Frolicking, even. Isn't that just great?

Sometimes I feel like that song at the start of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert. I've been to Georgia and California, and everywhere in between. I've been to paradise... yadda yadda.

I've lived in 6 states (9 cities), and have found that the best looking menz is in the south. Miami has the hot latin flair. New York is littered with muscled guidos. But Atlanta? Atlanta gets a mixture of the two, along with what I like to call, corn-fed. You know, the big yummy white guys with muscles in all the right places? Yeah, those. Some people refer to them as turnips.

Oh, and since I'm sure you're asking yourself, "What about LA," let me just tell you: Stunted! Hot guys, zero soul. Well, I'm sure there are some good people out there, but I was too busy shopping myself around and finding out what everyone else could do for me. It's tres hip to be uber shallow, narcissistic and stuff in La la land. Part of me hated it, but a bigger, more selfish part loved it.

Naruto Filler Crap

Alright, is anyone else enjoying the translated, but not quite dubbed, versions of the Japanese anime, Naruto, really really disappointed? It seems like the anime is seeing a hard time on both Japanese and American shores. As I've voiced here before, the American dub is horribly acted. It's either crappy voice talent or crappy producing. I mean, Naruto sounds like some 13 year old lesbian. Please!

What's really pissing off loyal Naruto fans is that the manga is so damn good. It's risen to be the number one manga on American shores withOUT any advertising whatsoever. That's no small feat, ichiban.

For those of you unfamiliar with a filler episode, let me fill you in. Once the anime catches up with the manga, they begin to produce 'filler' episodes to give the manga time to move ahead. This is why you'll notice that a lot of anime episodes stretch out forever that which took one or two issues in the manga to cover. The stories end up getting butchered, and new, crappy as hell, characters emerge and are killed off in one or two episodes. That way there is no impact on the main storyline. Lame as Hell!

The theory behind the filler episodes is that people will lose interest if the show goes off the air for 6 weeks while new content is being developed, and never get picked back up. I think they should just do a two hour special that sticks strictly to the manga once a year. Put a lot of production into it. Make it look great, instead of crapping out on the animation and reusing all sorts of shit from earlier episodes. I was watching one where 15 seconds of animation was lifted directly from the main series.

How to be a Loan Officer

I've decided to take my part time job and make it full time! After working as a loan consultant in my free time for the past x months, I'm going for it, baby! It keeps me super busy - a good thing. I get home from work and the gym around 6 or 7, and by the time I'm done cooking and eating dinner, it's time to go to bed. I'm keeping out of most trouble that I usually find myself in on free evenings. How dull.

The weekend is almost upon us again. How this week has flown by! A random thought: I think just about every queen in Atlanta has their hand in the real estate market in one fashion or another. It's quite hip, you know.

My plans for the weekend are rather boring. I'm thinking there'll be a movie night or two, and possibly a visit to a concert of some sort on Saturday. Wouldn't that be neat as neat can be?

*tip for the week*
Before you go out, apply some clear mascara to your eyelashes. This makes your eyes pop, without putting on makeup. Just think of it as eyelash gel.

Manga and Me

I love manga. Not all manga, just the crazy upside-yo-mama's-head ones. For instance: Full Metal Alchemist. Bef0re I even knew about the manga, I had been watching the very interesting anime on cartoon network. It succeeds in areas so many other animes flop in: entertainment - stability - principles. Each episode is entertaining and new, while sticking to the overall story arc.

Not all anime stick to their guns like this. If you've ever watched the Dragon Ball series, you know what I'm talking about. Coolest character designs around, but God, that show sucked to no ends! Every episode was boring as hell, and usually ended up with a 'cliff-hanger' that didn't really matter. It seems like a lot of anime fall into this pattern.

For instance, anyone following the Japanese line of Naruto, knows that the show has fallen on 'filler' episodes. Filler episodes are those in which nothing adversly or otherwise effects the characters. The stories are dreamt up by some idiotic Japanese producer who doesn't know his elbow from his asshole. In Naruto's case, the anime had caught up with the manga (which had taken a half year break to come up with new material, or smoke a bowl, or whatever), and had to stall while the storyline progressed.

Not only have the stories been dull, but old animations have been reused. It's pathetic. The creators need to be bitch slapped. NOW! What's the point of creating a frickin animation that's so horrible. It mocks the good name of anime! I fart in their general direction!

The bitch is BACK

I seem to have gone offline after my recent trip to California. Why? Couldn't say for sure. I suppose that since my return, I've been busy working, studying and playing.

My current company, Xylemark, has decided to up and move overseas. Something about the economy in America going down the tubes. I guess I wasn't really listening. Ah well. In their approaching absence, I had begun my search for new employment.

It didn't take me long to pull a string and find it was attached to an old friend with a job opportunity. As you read and I type, I'm currently studying to become a loan officer. Isn't that great!?! It's a rather interesting position. Lots of socializing is involved. That, I can handle. There are plenty of equations to work with, which I think are just fun. (LTV = loan amount / the lower of the appraised value or purchase price) I really did love math in school, but haven't had a job that really brought it into play until now. It's so much fun (for me, anyway) to figure out equations.

I may post more about what I'm learning as the days progress. For now, I'm still working with Xylemark, writing content, articles and press releases. I've come to quite enjoy this as well. Recently, I've diverged into writing short stories (about 2,000 words) and posting them on writing.com. It's great fun - and they get reviewed by random strangers. Isn't THAT fun?

I've decided to put my blog on typepad to rest. Gaygymcoach will have to wait. I believe I'll remap it to this site, and just do whatevah here. Maybe post some workouts and stuff. Or at least some scandalous pictures of me, me, ME!