Perhaps a little young to be a DILF, unless the D stands for Dude. Not only is this guy easy on the eyes, he's a great country singer, putting out good ol' turn it up and have a good time music. You can see more of him on GAC and CMT.
Here is Matt's video to "Shine".
You can visit his official website here.
Shit, time flies. Haven't been on the blog-go-round for a while. Summer ended and fall is here. There's all sorts of stuff I have opinions about in case you wondered.
On the personal front, I've developed a fairly strong case of alopecia areata. Started as one patch, then two, then a few more. Started keeping the lawn cut short, then decided to shave it all off. Luckily the hair loss is stopping on the top of the head. Decided to compensate by growing some scruff.
ok, so iPhones are good for something. Here's a side by side of me now and earlier this summer. I made sure to wear the same shirt for consistency.
What the fuck were they serving before?
Since the weekend is fast approaching, and it looks like it will be a nice one here, I'll be enjoying several cold beers over the next 48 hours. And nothing goes better with cold beer than country music. And speaking of country music - why not show off some of my favorite country music studs? Enjoy!
Ketih Anderson
Jason Meadows
Trent Willmon in nice fitting jeans...
And still seriously hot....Tim McGraw
Hat tip to Curbed, where I first saw this. This is one for the "Must Have" category.
London creative consultancy Schulze and Webb has created an incredible, thought provoking, urban-architecture-junkie loving map of Manhattan. Created in two parts, it features a radical approach to thinking about maps. It starts in a 3D form, from the initial vantage point of the user (in this case 3rd Ave and 7th Street, or 3rd Ave and 35th Street) - as all of the buildings around you are indeed in 3D as you stand somewhere looking at a map. As you move further uptown (or downtown) - the map morphs into a plan view - showing the user what is really there, but that can't be seen from their current vantage point.
I may have lost you on that description, so I will show you the map looking uptown. You can see both maps here and -more importantly- order giant copies for yourself (or for me if you like!)
If only there was a mask my tv could wear to keep them from appearing on it.
