Two interesting articles I read in the NYTimes...
The Marketing of No Marketing
Metrosexuals Come Out
I think some of my tastes in certain things may be described as metrosexual, vis-a-vis my choice in vodka or other liquor...I'm not into shoes just yet.
The Marketing of No Marketing
On a recent Saturday evening, about a hundred serious bicyclists, most of them young men, many tattooed and pierced and at least one wearing striped tights and a floral thrift-shop dress, arrived en masse at Alberta Park in northeast Portland, Ore. They gathered near a fenced-off hard-top court and, in teams of three, began a ''bike polo'' tournament. Almost all were bike messengers, about a third of them local (others from Seattle, San Francisco and elsewhere), and they lived up to the image of couriers as marginal, testosterone-charged troublemakers. They drank beer, smoked cigarettes and other things and yelled profane insults at each other.
Metrosexuals Come Out
By his own admission, 30-year-old Karru Martinson is not what you'd call a manly man. He uses a $40 face cream, wears Bruno Magli shoes and custom-tailored shirts. His hair is always just so, thanks to three brands of shampoo and the precise application of three hair grooming products: Textureline Smoothing Serum, got2b styling glue and Suave Rave hairspray.
I think some of my tastes in certain things may be described as metrosexual, vis-a-vis my choice in vodka or other liquor...I'm not into shoes just yet.
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