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Friday, February 1, 2013

9:41 AM

Sexiest house cleaning chore video ever


Whoever said that art, sex and cleaning couldn’t go hand in hand? When it comes to cleaning a dirty house, doing laundry, ironing and taking out the garbage there is no rational reason that a sexy woman shouldn’t stay in her underwear while doing these chores. In fact, there should be a movement to make it socially acceptable for women to complete any chores they want in whatever clothes makes them feel the most comfortable. Thankfully, there is still something called privacy that allows women to act how they want and wear whatever they like in their homes. This stylish video just shows that mundane chores can be completed with a bit more flare and verve.

As if a hot blonde woman in a variety of sexy panties and bras needed cool camera angles and music to make her any hotter. However, this video is really amazing and it somehow manages to keep my attention for nearly three minutes, although the naked legs and close up butt and crotch shots might have something to do with it. If for any reason you think about stopping the video realize that the last thirty seconds are close ups of the chick’s naked ass in the shower with water cascading down her sweet bum. I was thoroughly impressed by the size and shape of her booty, considering that she is a white girl and all. I suppose there are some thin big booty white chicks in the world. The creator of this video should do one with a plump or more curvaceous woman, and see if it receives the same amount of interest.

Sexiest house cleaning chore video ever
 

Thursday, January 24, 2013

8:16 AM

Attack of the Robots! – Survival Research Labs Video

survival research laboratories robots

I’ve written hundreds of posts for Unfinished Man over the years, and with each and every one of them, I try and share something interesting with you… something that I’ve wrapped my head around, and that I thought was cool enough to grace your computer screen. Today, I’ve got something extremely cool, but I’m not exactly sure how to describe it.

You see, as you begin to watch the video, you’re going to notice a wide range of freakish, terrifying robots roving around what appears to be some sort of arena. They’re loud, they shoot sparks… they look like they’re capable of sawing people into pieces, and yes… they’re pretty damn cool. If you’ve never heard of Survival Research Labs (SRL) before, then you’re about to get your first introduction.

This is what happens when you study science and engineering. You get to create incredible, bad-ass robots that spew fire and have saws for hands and eyelids. It’s kind of like the Talbotics robots, but you know… more violent and flame spewing.

I’m just going to paraphrase here – lest I simply copy from the official website – but basically a fellow named Mark Pauline founded Survival Research Labs back in 1978 to allow creative technicians to come up with cool shit and present their work to a like minded crowd of enthusiasts. Mark, I apologize if I messed that up, and feel free to correct me. In any case, I think it’s a great idea, and in a way, this actually reminds me of the monster truck shows that my parents took me to as a child. Big, loud… scratching metal, totally awesome.

I would love to see a Survival Research labs presentation for myself, but given that I live outside the United States, well… it seems I’m shit out of luck, which is all the more reason for you to go see one in my stead.

robots fighting

You can see a full event schedule on this page, and find our more about the machines themselves and the organization there as well.

Tagged as: robots, SLR, survival research laboraties


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