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Tinto Brass Bus Grope
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what title of this movie??
whatgetsmehot (1 week ago) Show Hide
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in italy black people are considered people
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exactly!
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that was awesome! i'd dry hump her ass if i was on that bus ^_^
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PWNED!
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PWNED!
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Ughhhh she has armpit hairs
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Is armpit hair like attractive in Italia?
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why? it's cheaper to buy a razor. i mean unless you live close by, and then i'd imagine it would still be cheaper. but make up your own mind. i am half-Italian (Sicilian), so i prefer stubble. the other half of me is irish, so if you drink whiskey and have stubble that is the lotto
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The Most Interesting Man in the World - BEST HEADLINE OF THE DAY NOW ON 'WHAT GETS ME HOT' UNTIL NOW - BlackBook

The Most Interesting Man in the World

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Steve Lewis

October 09, 2009

The Most Interesting Man in the World Jonathan Goldsmith plays 'The Most Interesting Man in the World' in those ever present Dos Equis advertisements. The thing about it is, he's actually a very interesting man. I never had a Dos Equis until this campaign grabbed my attention. After this interview I arranged for Jonathan and his lovely wife Barbara to have dinner at La Esquina. Last night while I was having dinner there, the staff was gushing and thanking me for sending him their way. It was a thrill. He has an old world charm and charisma. He lights up a room. Somewhere out there is a casting person who got it right. I arranged for them to visit Rose Bar and they called the next day to thank me. They are a gracious couple. We seem to have become good friends. Often idols and celebrities are not as interesting as they seem when you actually meet them and I was pleasantly surprised. Jonathan Goldsmith is well cast as ‘The Most Interesting Man in the World.’ Ben Barna and I spoke with Goldsmith about the life he leads, and whether or not he has a lifetime supply of beer.

So let’s get the names straight, okay?
Jonathan Goldsmith:  Jonathan Goldsmith.
Barbara Goldsmith:  Barbara Goldsmith.

So, right off the bat, you admit that you are not the most interesting man in the world?
JG: Absolutely.

But you are at the same time.
JG:  That’s for other people to make that determination.

How do you live with this dichotomy?
JG: Very simple—I’m an actor.  I’ve been hired to play a character, and that character has been called “The Most Interesting Man in the World.”

And you’ve done an incredible job.  The Dos Equis sales have gone through the roof since you’ve done this campaign.
JG: Last year, according to Ad Age, it was up 17%, in a down year.  This year, it went up an additional 18%. So, I’m very happy…

Has there been any interest from other parties, because of your portrayal of this character?
JG: Absolutely.  We have all kinds of doors that have never been opened to me. I’ve had a very successful career in television but never received the accolades, for this…This is really a brilliant campaign that they put on.

There is a sophistication to it, which I think your personality brings. And I think that’s very difficult.  How’d you approach the character?  And how much of it is you, and how much of it’s Dos Equis?
JG: Well, a lot of it was me. I got a call one day from my manager and went to a cattle call.  There were 400 people that looked like Juan Valdez sitting there.  And I said, “Oh my God. Why are they sending me out for this?” And it was all improvisational, and you had to end up with “that’s how I arm wrestled Fidel Castro.” And a month passed.  Totally forgotten about it. Then I got another call. I went in. And, the crowd was much less. They had searched Chicago, Dallas, all over. And now there were only 200 people. So, same thing, and I forgot about it again, and then finally, a month passed, and we heard they’re still casting; they haven’t found the guy. So, I said, “What harm…What have I got to lose?” I took a sock off my foot, and I’m sitting there with a bare foot, and they asked me why. I said, “Well, it’s an ice breaker.  You asked me.” I thought that was right…And I just went on. Outlandish, you know, from Abercrombie & Fitch when I was a kid in the gun room…They wanted this guy to be all over the map, all over the world.  And then I just started bullshitting. The best, my fantasy life, I lived in fantasy. I still do. Close your ears…And, I just let it go. I didn’t care, because I said, “At least, they’ll remember me.” And I committed to it fully. And a couple of days passed, I guess within a week.

You’re a scoundrel. You have a scoundrel edge to you. 
JG: Yeah, it’s true. I must tell you, I’ve had some wonderful exploits, with some marvelously successful and famous women. I’ve always enjoyed the company of women. I enjoy travel; I enjoy intrigue; I’ve saved two people’s lives. I’ve done a lot. I’ve had an interesting life.

You’re doing alright. Who, to you, is the most interesting man in the world?
JG: One of them is Nelson Mandela for sure. I mean, he’s one of my heroes. Another one’s Obama.

And who’s the most interesting woman in the world?
JG: Catherine Deneuve…and my wife.

For “The Most Interesting Man in the World,” how much of those little quotes do you have input in?
JG: I’m not sure, because for a while, they would just leave the camera running, and we would do improvisations and then we did wild lines the first year for an hour.

What’s a wild line?
JG: A wild line, is, like, What are your favorite flowers? Why do you like flowers? Why do you like tigers? What do you like in a woman? What would you say to a woman, if you impregnated her? What would you say, how would you break up with a woman? They fed me some stuff, and then I just, we just let it run. I just [snaps] again, stream of consciousness.

So if you’re good at improv how come they won’t let you speak on behalf of “The Most Interesting Man in the World?”
JG: Well, I’ll tell you why.  They’re trying to keep this character under control. At first it bothered me that they wouldn’t let me do any interviews. They wouldn’t let me out there. It was part of our contract, and then I realized that they did a very smart thing, just to keep him in the shadows. Yes, it is more interesting not to know and to surmise yourself, and to create yourself, what you would think, than to be shown it. That can be overdone, and so I think Dos Equis has been very smart.

How are you going to transition into new roles?  What have you got coming up?  Have you lined up anything else?
JG: Well, I have a lot of things that are in the works. 

You’re developing a show?
JG: We’re developing shows of different natures, traveling all over the world, reality type shows. They’re talking about series. They’re talking about things, I can’t…You know, I’m not at liberty to say what they are.

Your dreams are coming true.
JG: Absolutely.

Does “The Most Interesting Man in the World,” the man who plays “The Most Interesting Man in the World,” drink beer?
JG: Yeah. Not always.

Do you have a lifetime supply to Dos Equis?
JG: Well I’d like to. I’d like to hope so.

SL: Where do you live?
JG:  Well, we live on a sailboat.

Do you really?
JG:  Yeah, it’s the only way to live. I’ve done that on and off for years. After Barbara and I got married, I tried to talk her into it, but how do you take a Beverly Hills girl, with a closet this big, to a sailboat?

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Dooze of the Day: dooze : Urban Dictionary:

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Verb. The act of insufflating (sniffing, snorting) various kinds of crushed or powdered narcotics in "line" form. Drugs like cocaine are a more common dooze, but other kinds of dooze do exist (oxycontin, ecstasy, ketamine are all doozable). Usually, the tools of the dooze include but are not limited to, a bill or straw for "doozing", and a mirror or cd case for crushing or "chopping" (or otherwise preparing the dooze)

This word was created by teenagers who enjoy doozing in niagara falls canada. The word was originally created so no one would know what we were talking about, and eventually started being used by the whole city. Ask around, you might find out who started it.
I have not doozed all day. Lets dooze a rip. You think we could crush and dooze that thing?
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Referenced by the African American community; it is used as a slang for defecation, feces, poop, shit, and of course, dooze.
Nigga what is that on yo shoez?

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Slang term for defecation or taking a shit.
"I took the biggest dooze earlier". or "I gotta go dooze".
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H1 Word I Used Twice of the Day: Insufflation (medicine) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

For other uses, see Insufflation (disambiguation).

Insufflation (Latin insufflatio "blowing on or into") is the practice of inhaling substances into a body cavity. Insufflation has limited medical use, but is a common route of administration with many respiratory drugs used to treat conditions in the lungs (asthma or emphysema) and paranasal sinus (allergy).

The technique is common for many recreational drugs and is also used for some entheogens. Nasal insufflation is commonly used for many psychoactive drugs because it causes a much faster onset than orally and bioavailability is usually, but not always, higher than orally. This bioavailability occurs due to the quick absorption of molecules into the bloodstream through the soft tissue in the mucous membrane of the sinus cavity. Some drugs have a higher rate of absorption, and are thus more effective in smaller doses, through this route.

The intranasal route (administration through the nose) may allow certain drugs and other molecules to bypass the blood-brain barrier via diffusion or axonal transport along olfactory and trigeminal nerves.[1]

In religious and magical practice, insufflation and exsufflation[1] are ritual acts of blowing, breathing, hissing, or puffing that signify variously expulsion or renunciation of evil or of the devil (the Evil One), or infilling or blessing with good (especially, in religious use, with the Spirit or grace of God).

In historical Christian practice, such blowing appears most prominently in the liturgy, and is connected almost exclusively with baptism and other ceremonies of Christian initiation, achieving its greatest popularity during periods in which such ceremonies were given a prophylactic or exorcistic significance, and were viewed as essential to the defeat of the devil or to the removal of the taint of original sin.[2]

Ritual blowing occurs in the liturgies of catechumenate and baptism from a very early period and survives into the modern Roman Catholic, Greek Orthodox, Maronite, and Coptic rites.[3] Catholic liturgy post-Vatican II (the so-called novus ordo 1969) has largely done away with insufflation, except in a special rite for the consecration of chrism on Maundy Thursday.[4] Protestant liturgies typically abandoned it very early on. The Tridentine Catholic liturgy retained both an insufflation of the baptismal water and (like the present-day Orthodox and Maronite rites)[5] an exsufflation of the candidate for baptism, right up to the 1960s:

[THE INSUFFLATION] He breathes thrice upon the waters in the form of a cross, saying: Do You with Your mouth bless these pure waters: that besides their natural virtue of cleansing the body, they may also be effectual for purifying the soul.[6]

THE EXSUFFLATION. The priest breathes three times on the child in the form of a cross, saying: Go out of him...you unclean spirit and give place to the Holy Spirit, the Paraclete.[7]

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