Bear or straight?Details magazine found itself in the midst Adv. 1. in the midst - the middle or central part or point; "in the midst of the forest"; "could he walk out in the midst of his piece?" midmost of controversy earlier this year over its satirical piece "Gay or Asian?" It was part, of a series depicting the fashion crossover between gay dudes and other subcultures, with previous installments including "Gay or Preppy prep·py or prep·pie n. pl. prep·pies Informal 1. A student or former student of a preparatory school. 2. A person whose manner and dress are deemed typical of traditional preparatory schools. ?" and "Gay or Guido?" But whether or not you were offended by the Details piece, there's no denying that, in this age of metrosexuality, the whole notion of gaydar gay·dar n. Slang The supposed ability to discern whether a person is homosexual. [Blend of gay and radar. is getting more difficult to fine-tune. It works both ways. Next time you're cruising some big hot bruiser at the Apple Store or in line for a roller coaster, you may have to ask yourself, Bear or straight? [BEAR] [STRAIGHT] [BOTH] (1) SHADES These bug-eyed numbers don't really flatter anyone besides NASCAR's Jeff Gordon, yet their awfulness somehow adds to the manly allure of this look. (2) BRAIN Calculating his distance every 18 seconds--from the nearest all-you-can-eat barbecue. Most recent reads: FHM FHM For Him Magazine FHM Fachhochschule München (Munich University of Applied Sciences, Germany) FHM Forest Health Monitoring FHM Familial Hemiplegic Migraine FHM Funeral Home Marker (genealogy) or the Sporting News; a Star Trek novelization nov·el·ize tr.v. nov·el·ized, nov·el·iz·ing, nov·el·iz·es 1. To write a novel based on: novelize a popular movie. 2. ; or the instructions to the kick-ass speakers he just bought for his laptop/iPod. (3) SHIRT Gets fashion tips from Monster Garage because he has the hots for the hosts. Owns a dozen other short-sleeved button-downs just like this one. Mostly plaid. Wears them to work, weddings, and fancy restaurants. Underneath shirt: Tank top or plain white tee. Munsingwear. Bought with Sears credit card. Also in closet: Half a dozen pullovers with logos of various tech-support businesses he's worked for. (4) GADGETS Either way, he has to have the latest handhelds. All the better for swapping Internet porn. (5) TATTOOS Sports at least one as a testament to his manliness, despite his aversion to pain or matching Martha Stewart duvet cover and dust ruffle. (6) SHOES Owns three pairs: big honkin' boots (for work and dressy dress·y adj. dress·i·er, dress·i·est 1. Showy or elegant in dress or appearance. 2. Smart; stylish. dress occasions), flip-flops (for pool or beachside beach·side adj. Situated on or along a beach. ), and New Balance running shoes (for everything else except to run, of course, because he doesn't). (7) CHEAP BEER Developed a taste at tractor pulls or beer busts. Or both. IN NETFLIX QUEUE: Walking Tall, Office Space, Field of Dreams; Troy (for Bana, not for Pitt), The Mexican (for Gandolfini), Connie and Carla; Jackass: The Movie. |
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