Bloggrrl’s Essential Guide

Posted on 27 July 2007
Tags: Life

Yesterday I came across Bloggrrl’s Essential Guide to Men’s Underwear as I surfed around the web aimlessly. I laughed at

Now, before you go thinking I am a weird, pervy woman for looking at men’s junk stuffed into interesting decorative yet functional undergarments, let me tell you something. I was doing it for the blog

Now I’m sure I have used that excuse myself before lol!!

On the whole I just mess around with this blog and have no real plans or aims for it – simply because I don’t have the time or knowledge.

So as I was reading Boggrrl it was all going way over my head but I did see the link at the top that said ‘contest’ and after reading about it I decided I would enter the Cow Patty Bingo competition. Not that I have a clue as to how Boggrrl knows about my entry, I’ll need to read the rules again, but I thought I’d give it a go. Why not? It could be an easy $50 if I do win!!!!

“You’ve got to be in it to win it”, so the saying goes. The question is, “Am I in it?”



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