Exploring the world by yourself or with friends can be an exciting opportunity. You’ll gain greater perspective as you immerse yourself in a new culture. Unfortunately, one of the trickiest parts of backpacking through the world is finding a decent and affordable place to stay. You might luck out with affordable hotel rooms, but for the […]
Summer Moustache Survival Guide
July 22, 2013 by
Summer is about the beach, the great outdoors, lemonade, cookouts with friends and family, sun, and good old fashion fun. Sadly, almost every one of these highlights, unless careful planning and preparation is taken, can equal slow and painful moustache death. We have already lived through the pains of all the above and have comeback […]
Steps To Creating The Ultimate Man Cave
July 22, 2013 by
Most people have the wrong opinion about a man cave. They imagine a room in the garage with tools hanging on the wall and grease on the floor. However, the ultimate masculine space is much, much more than a place to store wrenches. Instead, it should include just as much thought into the design and […]
A Guide To Athens – Top 10 Places To See
July 21, 2013 by
Athens was founded almost 3,500 years ago. This city was at its height of power in the fifth century BC and that is when the city’s most famous temple was constructed, the Parthenon. Every year, thousands of people visit this ancient city and enjoy many of its wonderful sites. 1. The Acropolis This ancient archaeological […]
Poker & The Art of Seduction
July 20, 2013 by
What can poker teach us about real life? The answer is – plenty! Being successful at poker takes skill, courage, luck, and a lot of psychology – making ‘reads’ on people is key. We can take those skills and situations and compare them to real life – for example, negotiating deals. But what about dating? Well, dating also involves making […]
The Roots Of Whisker Wars: Feature Interview with Filmmaker F.Stone Roberts
July 20, 2013 by
Whisker Wars, love it or hate it, it’s wiry, protein based tentacles have been recklessly extending across North America for the last few years. But where did this sudden interest in the whiskered warrior begin? Two words: Splitting Hairs. Ironic and yet perfect for such an intro into this next interview. Long before Whisker Wars […]
From Pete Townsend To The Pope – Dr Martens Boots
July 20, 2013 by
It is hard to imagine, but there was a time when there was no recognisable youth culture in Britain. The young may still have felt a little rebellious in the first half of the 20th century and wore more and more daring clothing but changes in fashion moved slowly. The war years saw great austerity […]
A Short History Of Cameras
July 19, 2013 by
The history of the camera goes back a long way in time to the 5th century B.C. when a man called Mo Ti in China first discovered how light could be used to imprint images onto a backdrop. Basically, Mo Ti found that reflected light rays that were passed off an illuminated object could be […]
Circle The Wagen Movie Review
July 13, 2013 by
Circle The Wagen (from the filmmaker who brought us “Between the Upper Lip and Nasal Passageway) ★★★★★ 5 Stars Documentary Film Director: Ryan Steven Green Writers: Charlie Pecoraro Synopsis: CIRCLE THE WAGEN is a feature-length buddy/road-trip/docu-dramedy on the vintage Volkswagen subculture in America––that close-knit community for whom the joy of driving is the joy of […]
Experience A Relaxing Holiday In The Southwest, UK
July 10, 2013 by
Like many destinations in the UK, the South West region is no stranger to local folklore and British traditions, so choosing a camping holiday at one, or travelling to all, of these destinations is a great way to get the perfect mix of beautiful scenery and English culture. South Cornwall Cornwall has long […]
