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PSA of the Day: It is with a heavy heart and an arrowed knee that I have decided to shut down Tease, effective this Friday.

Thank you so very much to everyone who read, commented, submitted, participated, mocked, complimented, and silently judged.

The site will remain in hibernation for a couple of weeks to allow you enough time to add any photos you like to your collection. Following the end of hibernation, the site will redirect to the main Daily What site, which you should have been visiting all along anyway.

Thank you again.

LOL (lots of love),

-j.

Esquire Spread of the Day: There’s a reason Esquire is widely considered the finest men’s magazine on stands.

For one, it hardly reeks of cologne. Two, the monthly has spectacular investigative journalism.

Most importantly, Brooklyn Decker often finds her way in its pages — and is usually rolling around in bedsheets or wearing a see-through top.

In the case of the July 2011 UK issue, she’s doing both.

See for yourself after the jump.

[Hollywood Tuna]

Afternoon Hotness: Delightful!

Two-Piece Pioneer of the Day: n 1946, Louis Réard could not persuade any of the Parisian fashion models to wear his bikini, so he settled upon Micheline Bernardini, a nineteen-year-old nude dancer at the Casino de Paris. She was the first to ever model the modern day bikini at Piscine Molitor in Paris.

[BlackBook]

Oox of the Day:

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Two-Piece Pioneer of the Day:

In 1946, Louis Réard could not persuade any of the Parisian fashion models to wear his bikini, so he settled upon Micheline Bernardini, a nineteen-year-old nude dancer at the Casino de Paris. She was the first to ever model the modern day bikini at Piscine Molitor in Paris.

[BlackBook]

Prophylactic of the Day:

http://healthland.time.com/2011/05/09/could-a-new-viagra-condom-encourage-safer-sex/

http://www.futuramedical.com/content/products/csd_500.asp

[Time]

The problem with condoms is that they don’t get used as often as they should. But an innovative new product by a British biotech firm may change men’s minds: called CSD500, the condom helps men keep their erection longer.

It’s been dubbed the “Viagra condom,” but that’s not entirely accurate. The new product is lined with a vasodilating gel, which increases blood flow to the penis and helps maintain erection. But unlike the pill, it’s not designed for men who have erectile dysfunction; rather, it’s meant for men who have trouble keeping erections specifically while using a condom.