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Frank151 reviews "The Beerbelly"

 

    So you saw Frank151 at the ballpark, and we'd put on a few pounds. But by the seventh inning stretch, we were as skinny as ever, and kind of drunk. It was all thanks to The Beerbelly.
    The Beerbelly is "a removable spare tire that serves a stealth beverage". It consists of a polyurethane bladder and a rubber hose which sit in a neoprene sling. The bladder gets filled with liquid and stuffed into the sling. It all hides underneath your shirt for covert imbibing. The product is well designed, well built and doesn't chafe too much. While it's harder for us naturally skinny guys to pull it off, a loose fitting button down does well to conceal the contraption. Run the hose out of your sleeve, or even your fly, and you're a walking 6 pack.
    Obviously, The Beerbelly was invented to help people get alcohol into places that prohibit it or want you to buy it from them. For example, The Beerbelly works wonderfully at movie theatres  and sporting events. But what about that party taboo of all party taboos, the one we refer to as 'removing alcohol from a social gathering for later consumption at home'. Yes, The Beerbelly can do that too. After spending a few hours at a party last week, we made sure to fill a Beerbelly full of keg beer for the road. Just don't let anyone catch you filling the bladder. People generally find that disrespectful, and it looks weird.
    The Beerbelly holds up to 80 oz of liquid, hot or cold. While beer's good, why not make it a Jack and Coke Belly, or a White Russian Belly, or a Jell-O Shot Belly! And for all the ladies that don't think they can pull off a Beerbelly, rumor has it they have a new product in the works called "The Wine Rack". Sounds delicious.
    $35 and people thinking your fat is a small price to pay for cheap, accessible booze. Get yours at www.thebeerbelly.com.

Saved by the Smut

Screetch, who recently went bankrupt, has apparently been involved in some scandalous buisness ventures.  Wouldnt it be funny if he leaked this on purpose?!

James Brown Feels Good.

Some say drunk, some say high. We think you should decide for yourself.

Durt Radio

Here at Frank 151, we get a whole lot of mixtapes and cd’s.  And with the dirty south taking over, one could imagine its hard to sift through the fluff.  This one however, came straight from the top.  Aphilliates and Georgia Durt present: The Power Move!
Bohagon is set to be the next as he straight kills Don Cannon beats on this exclusive Georgia Durt BME click Mix Cd.  Check the full CD on frank radio.

Frank 151 Reads: Haunted Paradise

“Lost souls, urban blight/ruins, post apocalyptic scenarios, seductive, ungodly and grotesque creatures…but in a happy way!” 
We just got a chance to read this little gem from Detroit based Artist Glenn Barr.  His new book is called Haunted Paradise and the content suggests just that.  The book, now in circulation, was meant to coincide with Barr’s most recent exhibition at Billy Shire Fine Arts in Culver City.  However, by itself the book maintains an attractive structure all it’s own.  Barr’s mesmerizing treasury is chalk full of radiant imagery which gives the book an almost mystic flow.  The book is a killer mixture of shapes, faces, sketches, studies, paintings, and photos which all seem to fit together into a huge thematic jigsaw puzzle. Honestly we think it's just wonderful, however there isn’t much talking to be done about the book, it is more suited for looking at.  And on that note here are some of our favorite pics from the book to get your experiment al art mouth watering.   

Peacock Woods

Take a look at this snippet from XXL DVD Magazine. Raekwon aka Peacock Woods tears up the links with Mike Jones and friends. Keep your peepers peeled for Frank151 cameos...

Brooklyn Bridge Banks

Boost Mobile Rock Corps is going to clean up Brooklyn Bridge Banks, a popular NY skate park. You can help! We understand that community service can be time consuming, but this time you'll be doing it for a concert ticket, not because of a public intoxication ticket.
    Boost Mobile's throwing a few concerts, including T.I., Kelis, Nelly, Panic! At the Disco, Young Jeezy, Taking Back Sunday, Fabolous, Don Omar and more. All you have to do is 4 measely hours of charitable work. Get more info at www.boostmobilerockcorps.com.

"Where, What Happened?"

Saenai invites you to participate in the private viewing of their latest design effort entitled, "Where, What Happened? Distracted Youth Syndrome." 
    It's described as, "a visual introspective of youth social hang-up vs. the modern mindset". The fashion show will take the form of a 30 minute film created by filmmakers Raul Correa and Frank Rhee.   
    The event opens at 6 PM on Fraiday the 22 of September. It will take place at DCKT gallery located at 552 W. 24th St. Bevarages provided by Sapporo!

 

 

Fitted Art

You might want to make a move on these hats.  The new Upper Playground New Era fitted hats are super limited.  Each one is designed in collaboration with Upper Playground by a new upcoming artist.  The latest in the series are by Morning Breath (Brooklyn) and Andy Mueller (los Angeles).  They retail for 40 bucks and are hot to def!

Check Please!

     This one is just right for all you aspiring actors and actresses, NY to LA and everywhere in between. You'll make it out of TGI Friday's sooner than later. In the meantime,  order up!