I have been on very long road trips all over the country with my partner. A long journey may present you with a number of issues unless you have everything planned beforehand. It is easy to miss out on simple things like having all the paperwork you require handy, carrying a driver’s license, filling your […]
Real Men Play Cornhole
September 19, 2013 by
Do you know what cornhole is? If your first reaction wasn’t “duh,” it may have been “WTH?!” If you were in the second group, you aren’t alone. Check out this video below of my first encounter with cornhole. [vsw id=”HHfrrQhGzpU” source=”youtube” width=”525″ height=”444″ autoplay=”no”] So cornhole is a game. A pretty awesome game, if I may say so myself. Here […]
A Gent’s Guide to Theatreland
September 14, 2013 by
London’s West End covers a rather mixed bag of streets between Soho and Covent Garden, or rather maybe more accurately described as “no further than 2000 yards north, east or west of the Pall Mall Barbershop.” As well as being home to a huge variety of shops, clubs and restaurants it is home to around 40 […]
5 Steps To Organising An Event Successfully
September 13, 2013 by
Holding an event can require a lot of effort and can take a lot of time…even more time and aspirin if not planned properly from the get go. Organizing a successful event will require a great deal of planning and you will need to stay on task throughout the process. Planning your upcoming event requires […]
Peru Adventure Trips: The Urubamba Valley
August 26, 2013 by
Known locally as the Sacred Valley of the Incas, the Urubamba Valley is a vast stretch of naturally formed gorges, forged deep into the Peruvian Highlands of Cusco. The land was once revered by the ancient Inca civilization for its wealth of natural resources and today remains one of the most valuable and cherished commodities in […]
There Will Never Be Another Freddie Mercury
August 21, 2013 by
The UK has produced countless notable musicians throughout music history, particularly in the second half of the twentieth century. Some rose to greatness and achieved the status of icon through their music; some had a meteoric rise to fame and then faded away just as quickly. At the mere mention of his name, there’s no […]
Go West With Cowboy Boots
August 20, 2013 by
Trends may come and go, but it is tough to get the evergreen style of the Wild Wild West out of our system. From the swagger-like walk to the Stetsons and especially the distinctive cowboy boots, fashion has never been able to put a dampener in the proverbial saddle of the true or wannabe buckaroo. […]
Funny Small Town Names in North America (Infographic)
August 17, 2013 by
After college I decided to move to Belchertown Massachusetts, a charming little town. My friends would never let up on it, usually replacing “hi” with a forced burp when I picked up the phone. Then there was the awkward pauses over the phone when placing an order for anything…ugh. But now scanning this new infographic […]
Synergy Shaving Soap Launched On How To Grow A Moustache
August 12, 2013 by
UPDATE: Synergy is Now Phoenix Artisan Accoutrements PRESS RELEASE AMHERST, MA – The innovative “Man Blog” HowToGrowAMoustache.com is the brand building answer to all things grooming for gentleman focused on keeping their appearance, including their coveted moustache, top shelf spiffy. Taking moustache convenience one step further the insightful and entertaining blog creators have just launched their […]
The Gluten-Free Guide To NYC
August 7, 2013 by
If you need to stick to a gluten-free diet, I’m sure you’ll understand by now how difficult it can be to eat out. You are no doubt aware of where you can and can’t eat in your hometown, but when it comes to traveling, things can get tricky. Fortunately New York City caters to […]
