Your First Fancy Pants New Year’s Champagne
This year, don't blow a bunch of money on Jack & Coke's. Spend the same amount but buy yourself, and some special company, a nice bottle of bubbly. We've got just the bottle.
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The Essentials: The Card Case
For all the times when you don't need to carry 2 debit cards, 3 credit cards, a library card, or a free 6 inch Subway coupon we present a slimmer alternative: The card case.
Last-Minute Homemade Gift Ideas: Spicy Rub & Hot Cocoa
Because it’s too late for free shipping, and the mall is a madhouse.
A Visual Guide to Getting Your Car Unstuck From The Snow
No matter how safe of a driver you are, we all get stuck in the powder now and then.
A Value Knock-Out: The Apartment Friendly Punching Bag Solution
Think a small living space stands between you and a literally kick-ass punching bag workout? Think again, with this smart, compact solution.
A Guide to Wine Vintages
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What Every Man Should Know About Giving Flowers and How to Exploit it for Personal Gain
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Dress Better Instantly! Dark, Straight Leg Jeans
Ditch the wide legs and bleached whiskers. Wearing dark jeans in a straight leg fit will make you look more polished, whether you're having a beer with your pals, or talking raises with your boss.
Why I Bought a 33 Year Old Sports Car and You Should Too
The What’s, Why’s and How’s of buying a vintage sports car for a third of the price of a new car based on my own experience of buying a '78 Corvette.