1/28/09
BAD - GIRLS - GO - TO - HELL...!
Did you know that BAD GIRLS GO TO HELL??????
i didn't... but now i do...
1/26/09
Welcom to my Study 2-6
I posted the first one long ago. Unannounced to me it became a series. Here are all of them because they are that good. Episodes 2 - 6 plus the Christmas message.
1/23/09
Squeaky squeaky...
Then check out outtakes at http://superfad.com/player.php?project=251&item=566
This one is from Don Trouserpoof, the senior Fancypant.
1/14/09
1/13/09
1/11/09
Exclusive ONline societies and CLubs. any of YOU guyz apart???
If the first and second generations of social networking portals were about opening up the world, the third generation is about closing it again. Invitation only sites are popping up everywhere, creating exclusive, gated virtual communities that shut out the “masses.”
A Small World helped kick off the “invitation-only” trend by restricting new membership to those invited by current members. But sometimes an invitation just isn’t enough. Gaining entry into this new generation of private online world can involve an intimidating process of review, such as career-orientated sites bluechipexpert.com and doostang.com, where aspiring members must submit their resumes to be considered for acceptance. Other sites are blatantly and proudly parochial, such as aprivateclub.com, which is only for New Yorkers in-the-know.(this site requires an interview and you must send a picture of yourself w/your online application and name college and fav nyc spots my old boss jamison from yellow fever is a member of this site)
If you were lucky enough to score an invitation to the Cannes Film Festival, you would also have gained access to the festival’s ‘private’ online portal, cannes2008.ning.com, created for attendees only.
In Asia, well heeled society-types and business movers and shakers can network at dianefay.com, a members only online club where one has to be invited to gain entry. In Europe decayenne.com offers a similar exclusive club concept for invited members only.
Wall Street types can commiserate the global financial meltdown with eachother in the privacy of cyberspace at bankersavenue.com, a members-only portal for bankers who must be invited to join.
Global expats can catch up on local knowledge and network at internations.org. The members-only site is for diplomats, members of IGOs and NGOs, foreign correspondents and other expatriates employed by multinational companies and their family members.
If you don't bat for the "straight" team you can connect with other successful 'power' gays at cosmocircle.net .
If bizarre beliefs are more your thing then you can try getting into the spacecollective.org invite-only community, where "forward thinking terrestrials exchange ideas and information about the state of the species, their planet and the universe." Sounds like a blast. Where do we sign up?
American Express should jump into the fray here and create a network for people who use their “black” card. Are businesses missing out by not creating exclusive environments for their high end customers?- Laura Demasi
this article is from http://www.thecoolhunter.net/
A Small World helped kick off the “invitation-only” trend by restricting new membership to those invited by current members. But sometimes an invitation just isn’t enough. Gaining entry into this new generation of private online world can involve an intimidating process of review, such as career-orientated sites bluechipexpert.com and doostang.com, where aspiring members must submit their resumes to be considered for acceptance. Other sites are blatantly and proudly parochial, such as aprivateclub.com, which is only for New Yorkers in-the-know.(this site requires an interview and you must send a picture of yourself w/your online application and name college and fav nyc spots my old boss jamison from yellow fever is a member of this site)
If you were lucky enough to score an invitation to the Cannes Film Festival, you would also have gained access to the festival’s ‘private’ online portal, cannes2008.ning.com, created for attendees only.
In Asia, well heeled society-types and business movers and shakers can network at dianefay.com, a members only online club where one has to be invited to gain entry. In Europe decayenne.com offers a similar exclusive club concept for invited members only.
Wall Street types can commiserate the global financial meltdown with eachother in the privacy of cyberspace at bankersavenue.com, a members-only portal for bankers who must be invited to join.
Global expats can catch up on local knowledge and network at internations.org. The members-only site is for diplomats, members of IGOs and NGOs, foreign correspondents and other expatriates employed by multinational companies and their family members.
If you don't bat for the "straight" team you can connect with other successful 'power' gays at cosmocircle.net .
If bizarre beliefs are more your thing then you can try getting into the spacecollective.org invite-only community, where "forward thinking terrestrials exchange ideas and information about the state of the species, their planet and the universe." Sounds like a blast. Where do we sign up?
American Express should jump into the fray here and create a network for people who use their “black” card. Are businesses missing out by not creating exclusive environments for their high end customers?- Laura Demasi
this article is from http://www.thecoolhunter.net/
1/10/09
Some fashion videos >from mags to internet.. the video magazine ??VAgazine?
Was wondering what is going to happen to fashion videos as the web is becoming more and more important.
Here are some videos that are related to fashion in different ways.by steven kleinnick night for gallianock banned adYSL sping 09
Here are some videos that are related to fashion in different ways.by steven kleinnick night for gallianock banned adYSL sping 09
1/8/09
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