Category: Old School (Page 4 of 29)

      The Grammy’s Vs. 2014 NFL Pro Bowl: Pepsi #Halftime Show Saves Your Relationship

      January 26, 2014 /

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      This Sunday night, countless relationships will face a crossroads and perhaps even an impasse. Will you watch the 56th annual Grammy Awards and keep your mouth shut to appease your special lady (and see if “The Biebs” makes an appearance fresh out the pen)? Or, will you turn the tide and force her to watch the 2014 NFL Pro Bowl, the most meaningless of all NFL contests?

      Minor grievances that had seemingly been resolved months ago will take on new life in a battle for the remote that shamelessly pits the sexes against each other.

      What if you could combine both? What if your relationship didn’t HAVE to end because of TV programming?

      The Pepsi Grammy Halftime Show has your back. This year the Grammy’s will have a special halftime sponsored by Pepsi that includes football personalities such as Mike Ditka, Terry Bradshaw, Deion Sanders and Shannon Sharpe in song-and-dance routines. Check out the video teaser:

      Looks like your relationship is safe, for now. Until Valentine’s Day and she uses that highly questionable series of Twitter “interactions”  with her hot friend from six months ago against you.

      Lifestyle, Old School, Shop Talk

      Product Review: Sebamed Sensitive Skin After Shave Balm and Deodorant

      January 25, 2014 /

      Sebamed first hit store shelves in the 1960s, which makes it about twice as old as Sabretooth, famous archenemy of X-Men character Wolverine. Maybe if Sabretooth used Sebamed, his pH levels wouldn’t be so out of whack and he wouldn’t be as vicious. He would at least have better skin.

      The surface of the skin is covered with a hydrolipid film called the acid mantle that is slightly acidic (pH 5.5). The acid mantle is essential for supporting the barrier functions of the outermost layer of the skin, the stratum corneum. And you thought the acid mantle and stratum corneum were obstacles you encounter during the Tough Mudder.

      “Acid mantle? Stratum corneum? What is all this stuff, Paul?  The active ingredients in Sebamed sound like something straight out of X-Men. But it’s just another facet of aging, and as you age, you start to care about stuff you never thought you would. Like warranties, APRs and how rezoning of the local school district may impact what school your daughter attends. You also want to avoid crow’s feet and other examples of skin pushed to the limit without the intercession of a tender hand. And that is where the tender, caring, nurturing hand of Sebamed makes the difference, just like the tender hand of Professor Charles Francis Xavier aka Professor X.

      Read the full review here.

      Grooming, New Trends, Old School

      Receding Hairline Or Bald Spot? Don’t “Munson” Yourself

      December 31, 2013 /

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      There’s only so much we can control. And one of those things we have no control over is whether or not we develop a receding hairline or a bald spot.

      But what we can control is how we handle it. That means saying no to the comb over like Bill Murray in “Kingpin” or wearing an endless array of hats to cover our ongoing hair loss.

      Rock that shit like Jason Statham or Bruce Willis and own it; don’t hide from it.

      It is what it is and if you’re comfortable in yourself, the ladies will respond, bald spot or no.

      They always do.

       

      Grooming, Hair Styles, Lifestyle, New Trends, Old School

      Product Review: Roots of Fight Tyson ’88 Hoodie

      December 24, 2013 /

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      In the last 30 years, there hasn’t been a heavyweight boxer as good as Mike Tyson. Arguably the greatest heavyweight of all-time, the 5-10 Tyson, with just a 71-inch reach, routinely knocked out opponents that were five inches taller and a quarter of his own bodyweight heavier.

      After his 38-second knockout win over Lou Savarese in 2000, Tyson uttered potentially the greatest quote in boxing history. “My style is impetuous, my defense is impregnable, and I’m just ferocious.”

      And it wasn’t just about his success in the ring. The brand of Mike Tyson has experienced the crossover appeal that no other boxer, outside of Muhammad Ali, can lay claim to.

      Even eight years after his final bout, Tyson’s legacy as a fighter and as a brand are both as impregnable as ever.

      Roots of Fight pays tribute to the rich history of martial arts, boxing and MMA, and connects the history with images of iconic fighters like Mike Tyson, Muhammad Ali, Helio Gracie and Bruce Lee in its clothing collection.

      The Tyson ’88 special edition hoodie features sleeve badges inspired by details from the trunks Tyson wore the night he knocked out Michael Spinks to become the lineal champ.

      Read more at http://blog.bullz-eye.com/2013/12/15/product-review-roots-of-fight-tyson-88-hoodie/#eG18tfTyupXLRqMm.99

      Lifestyle, Old School

      Have You Seen Aaron Rodgers’ Moustache?

      November 27, 2013 /

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      During this past Sunday’s Packers and Vikings overtime tie, the Fox camera kept cutting to the Packers sideline and showing a man that I assumed was an equipment manager on the sideline.

      But it was no equipment manager; it was Packers stud QB Aaron Rodgers, sporting a moustache that would make any maintenance man proud.

      I marveled at the thickness of it. If a man can grow a superior moustache, it’s his obligation to society to maintain it, if only for the kids.

      In this world of shaved chests and hairless faces, it made me quiver with delight.

      Speaking of moustaches, who better to talk about their cultural relevance than beard physician and sex oblect, Dr. Allan Peterkin?

      Do it for the kids, friend.

       

      Grooming, Lifestyle, Old School, Shaving

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