MORNING GOODS
PHOTOS: Andrew Christian Model Corey Has Us Feeling Very Ungodly
We can always count on Andrew Christian to deliver form-fitting swimsuits, underwear and casuals. And you can always count on Andrew Christian marketing campaigns to make us drool—in this case it’s lensman Gregory Frye‘s photos of model Corey in AC’s Almost Naked Infinity underwear.
Summer might be winding down (sigh) but looking at this hunk makes us want to go back to the beach post-haste.
Images via Gregory Frye and Andrew Christian
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No. 4 ·
MikeE
He has that “one expression fits all” look, as usual.. and basically looks like a hunk of plastic. He barely looks alive.
I guess the writing on his side is the “instructions for use”? (probably says “not suitable for children with less than a million dollars in the bank”)
Sep 1, 2011 at 8:22 am · @Reply
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christopher di spirito · Member · 1634 comments
I stopped looking at no. 5 because I already encountered two shots with a woman. Partially dressed women are a total turn off.
Sep 1, 2011 at 9:28 am · @Reply · Flag
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CJ
While it’s nice to see a “morning goods” sort of return, the title is yet another divisive statement by Queerty against people of faith. This “new” Queerty over the past couple of months has been more about division and gossip than about quality gay issues, news and entertainment. A statement like: “PHOTOS: Andrew Christian Model Corey Has Us Feeling Very Ungodly” may be relatively harmless, and might play to the masses hear, is just another “jab” at religion. And, I have several friends who visit Queerty that are people of faith, people that are entertained by parts of this site – but certainly feel belittled by many of the comments that surface. These are LGBT individuals that attent LGBT friendly (inclusive) churches. These churches even take part in LGBT rallies and pride parades. Yet, these friends of mine get little respect for their personal beliefs. It’d be nice is we’re each given SOME respect in areas, even if some beliefs are slightly different. A LGBT person of faith isn’t self-hating. In the US alone, there are almost 7,000 LGBT friendly churches and this number is growing. Yet, Queerty and some posters here want to mock their beliefs, calling them fairytales or similar. At least lets show these people some respect and separate these LGBT friends from those who are against the LGBT community. There is a huge difference and each person should be allow constitutional freedoms of protection and discrimination, regardless of religion or sexual preference. The LGBT community should be respectful of others considering the discrimination we’ve faced. But, sometimes there is more intolerance within the LGBT community than in the general population. Again, this article is just a slight (very small) example of mocking people of faith. But, it reminds me of the many other times people openly mock people who are Catholic, Lutheran or whatever. Lets at least give respect to each other vs. fighting against each other.
Sep 1, 2011 at 10:44 am · @Reply · Flag
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christopher di spirito · Member · 1634 comments
@CJ: CJ, based on your long, rambling diatribe, I might conclude that the Bible and the Baby Jebus has really fucked up your psyche.
Sep 1, 2011 at 8:25 pm · @Reply · Flag
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posed with a women despite who this line is geared toward.