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How Can You Tell If He’s A Real Scotsman?

David Heulfryn / 22 July 201825 August 2018 / Screeve

Reading the second chapter Matt & Me made me realise how sexy I finds Scotsmen in their kilts. It’s the anticipation of knowing if they are being true to the tradition and the hope of a wardrobe malfunction so I can get a glimpse of the jewels. I recently found the picture below and thought it illustrates the story well. Don’t forget the read the second installment of Matt & Me and see what happens.

Anyone For Tennis?

David Heulfryn / 5 July 201824 November 2024 / Screeve

Wimbledon Fortnight is well under way. I’ve not managed to catch much of it but I might just make more of an effort if they wore what these guys are wearing.

I hope you have all enjoyed Jolyon Lewes tennis themed short story, Ball-Boys. If not just click on the link to enjoy.

The UK’s ‘Most Hated Clothing’

David Heulfryn / 25 May 201824 November 2024 / Screeve

What is wrong with us Brits. When questioned, 69% of us said we hated Speedos more than any other clothing. Well they didn’t ask me. I love them, but they have to be worn by a specific type of man, not every man can pull off the Speedo look. I for one wouldn’t be seen dead in one, I wouldn’t subject the public to such a sight.

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