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Unfit to Serve Shirts Support Southern Poverty Law Center
Grab one of these Unfit to Serve shirts and 1/3 of my profits will be donated to the Southern Poverty Law Center. Gal’s shirts here. Guy’s shirts here. What can I say that you don’t already know? Things are crazy right now. The Molester-in-Chief has emboldened White Supremacists everywhere with
Weird & Wonderful: Repelling Down Skyscrapers & Building Skateboards
Please listen to this newest podcast and share it. Also, make sure to subscribe. Links are below: itunes Google Play Soundcloud We’ve got another great installment of the Weird & Wonderful Podcast for you! And this time it’s all outdoorsy and shit. First up we have Josh Brankman of Outward Bound
I Need Your Help
It’s getting incredibly difficult and expensive to run this site and to be honest, I don’t really know what else to do. It seems every time we get big corporate sponsor for the site, readers get upset about it. And I get it, if it was up to me, I
Get Your Hands on my Giant Package!
We know you beautiful, broke folks love free shit — and who doesn’t? So we’ve decided to put together our frist ever Broke-Ass Instagram Contest to help unite you with that good shit! Is it easy? Duh! Will there be rad prizes? You better believe it! Don’t believe us? Read on
What Your Yoga Pants Say About You
By: Mar-Li Pitcher It’s a Tuesday afternoon. You’ve got your latte in hand and you’re ready to take over the world, one downward facing dog at a time. 1. You’re Fearless Yoga pants don’t exactly leave a lot to the imagination. But you don’t care about that, do you? You’ve
5 Spots to Stretch Beauty Bucks
People always ask me where to get makeup on the cheap or free. Being a Fashion and Beauty writer, it kind of goes with the territory. So, you want some sweet industry secrets? Sephora Beauty Studio Ah, my favorite place in the world for free shit. Thank God for Sephora.
Fin-tastic Photos from the 2016 Mermaid Parade in Coney Island
Founded by Dick D. Zigun (pictured below), the Mermaid Parade has been a Coney Island institution since 1983. A self-proclaimed celebration of “ancient mythology” and the “honky-tonk rituals of the seaside,” it embodies everything we love about Brooklyn’s historic entertainment district: iridescent chaos, schmaltzy charm and of course, shameless nudity. This year’s