It's such a simple idea it's amazing it hasn't happened before, but here it is – the world's first how-to video site hosted by hot girls. It's called EyeHandy, and needless to say, it's not exactly suitable for work-based viewing.
Still, if you're not at work – or just don't give two hoots whether the boss can see you staring at women in bikinis of an afternoon – then we can safely say it's the best looking way to find out how to wax a snowboard or make a beer bong.
The Food Dude whips up some delicious food porn. Remember that phrase "What's up, chicken butt?" That's gonna be the motto for this episode, because nothing says "yum" like roasted chicken with a beer can shoved up its ass.
There'll be no awkward fumbling to spoil the mood if you master this smooth move.
To complete this How-To you will need:
A willing partner The location of the clasp A free, warm hand An agreeable friend for practice (optional)
Step 1: Continue kissing and stroking
Continue kissing and stroking her face or hair with one hand while using your free hand to feel for the clasp to determine whether it is in the front or back.
Step 2: Determine clasp location
Place your hand on her breast, over the shirt, and feel for a plastic clasp between the breasts. If you don't feel anything, it's probably a back clasp.
Tip: She may be wearing a sports bra, which has no clasp and can't be removed with this method, or no bra at all.
Step 3: Feel under the shirt
Slip your hand underneath the back of her shirt and feel for a thicker piece of fabric about three to five inches long in the center of the bra. This is the back clasp.
Tip: Before going underneath the shirt, make sure your hand is warm. A cold hand on the back is never welcome.
Step 4: Remove tension
Remove tension from either a front or back clasp by grasping the fabric on either side of the clasp between two fingers. Then squeeze your fingers together toward the middle to release.
Step 5: Practice
Practice the squeeze and release technique with a willing friend to ensure quick and smooth removal when it counts.
Dirtying your rims is simple, right? You just drive. Think again! With the new Armor All Wheel Protectant its not quite that easy. In this funny new how-to video, watch as dirt, mud, even honey are used to try and dirty a wheel.
Friday, August 5, 2011 at 11:00AM 