2011 Wall Calendar: Porn for Women

It's a joke, folks, it's supposed to be enjoyable. It's not earthshaking or revealing, just some good looking guys doing housework, that sort of thing. If you're offended or feel it sets women back a zillion years, oh well, it sucks to be you. Just don't buy it or act highly offended if somebody passes a copy around.
I intend to buy a few copies* of this book and give them as gifts. It makes me laugh. I think of "That '70s Show" when they were showing the various characters' fantasies. The main mom, Kitty, is laying on the sofa, saying "Oh, right there, Red, oh" and the camera pulls back and you see Red, her character's husband, dusting a tall lamp. It was funny, because it was silly. SO buy it if you think you can take the joke, avoid it if you're easily offended.

*FYI I don't get a kickback from the publishers for recommending this book and I have absolutely nothing to do with the group that put it together. (That was suggested of one of the reviewers) If they...Read more

No seriously, I'm your typical, white-bread American woman. 5 foot 4 inches tall, 140 pounds, blonde hair, blue eyes, special education therapist...
This book is hysterical. I couldn't wait to share it with the girls at work. It's full of hunky guys (beefcake?) doing their share around the house with a smile. It would make a great bridal shower gift or birthday present for a friend.
Or better yet, if you're a guy, buy it for your girlfriend/wife and show them that you know the score. :)
My only complaint is that it was so short. I would have loved to have more chuckles.

Artistic shots of men doing housework would have worked better if they were tastefully nude. Calling a fully-dressed man holding a Hoover porn is as misleading as calling a fully-dressed woman holding a spanner porn. I don't think this is offensive, and the people ranting about it give me a case of WTF? But seriously - a tip for next time... a man wearing nothing but rubber gloves and a smile would fit the title better.

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