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Today's Feed Content
Todays Girl : Marisa Miller
Birthday: August 6, 1978
Hometown: Santa Cruz, California
How You Know Her: First discovered by two creepy Italian dudes at the age of 16, she out-Klumed Heidi on the Victoria's Secret runway, and made an iPod popular beachwear in Sports Illustrated's swimsuit issue before scoring the triple crown of sexiness with her No. 1 placement on our
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Maxim Slideshows -- Meat or Malady?
Think you can tell the difference between your favorite slab of meat and a flesh rotting disease.
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Born From Vettes
Behold the three latest attempts to build a better Chevy.
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Photo Blog -- Photo Blog: Kerri Rose
Photo Submitted November 10th, 2007
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Maxim Entertainment : Movies That Keep Getting Funnier
Sometimes it takes a couple viewings to figure out that a movie is hilarious. These are those sometimes.
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Hometown Hotties: Bonus Babes
 Bonus Babe : Jennifer Harley
from Las Vegas, NV
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Beat This Caption
This weeks caption: Come for the waves, stay for t
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Worst Job of the Week
Hustle and Flow…
There are women who think that they are, "heavy bleeders" during their menstrual cycle. So I'm the lucky bastard working in the lab who gets to extract the blood from these used pads and tampons from the horrendous poonannies, in hopes that a pharmaceutical drug can be developed to inhibit the amount of blood loss. This is definately the worst situation that has ever flowed my way (pun very much intended). To think that these feminine products sit at ROOM TEMPERATURE FOR 30 DAYS before I get to them! Let's just say that I'm never hungry in the morning. —Chris
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Joke of the Day
A man is standing at the pearly gates and St. Peter addresses him: 'All you need to have done is one good deed, and we will allow you passage into heaven'
The man says, 'No problem,' as he recounts to St. Peter that he once stopped at an intersection and saw a motorcycle gang harassing a young woman. He got out of his car, walked up to one of the bikers—who was over seven feet tall and must have weighed nearly 400 pounds—and told the biker that abusing and harassing a woman is a cowardly act and that he would not tolerate it in his presence. He then reached up, yanked out his nose ring and kicked him in the balls to make a point.
St. Peter is frantically searching the man’s life in his book in front of him and says, 'I can’t find that incident anywhere in your file:when did that happen?'
The man looks down at his watch and says, 'Oh, about five minutes ago.'
Ed
Chicago, IL
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