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BHON Winter Olympic Update
Posted: 2018-02-19 by MG

Shit....I almost forgot...

In honour of the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics, it is time for THIS picture again!





BHON Pbbbt of the Month - February 2018!
Posted: 2018-02-03 by MG

I am a man. I am a white, hetero, cis-gendered, male human being. Apparently that puts me at the very bottom of the social hierarchy these days. I like women. Women have tits. I like tits. There....I said it! Bring on the social justice warriors and their keyboard judge and jury. Guilty as charged. 

So I should forewarn you that the following pictures are of tits. Women’s tits. You should not look at these tits. These women could be the victims of ongoing male oppression, and viewing these tits makes you just as cuplable as all the men who stand accused of sexually deviant behaviour. Stand in solidarity with all women who are victims #MeToo!

I repeat - Do not look at these tits! 

 





BHON Event Week Schedule Change
Posted: 2018-02-01 by MG

Er......nevermind.....

Just an adivsory to everyone that starting Thursday, Feb 1 - 2018 we have shifted BHON events by a week. For those working for the board, that means BHON nights will now be back on your payweek schedule (I think?) - LOL Who the fuck knows how this works anymore? Hah! 

PS - I have nothing else interesting to say at this time so here’s Katy Perry’s tits to look at!

 





BHON Retro Pbbbbt - 1979!
Posted: 2018-01-02 by MG

Over the Christmas holidays I spent some time binge watching a lot of retro tv series, including the classic WKRP in Cincinnatti. I’d forgotten what a smartly written gem the show truely was, not to mention the sheer amount of great music that was featured over the years that it aired.

Another thing I remembered was the ongoing debate at the time about which of show’s two female characters was hotter - the blonde bombshell station secretary Jennifer Marlowe, played by Loni Anderson, or the shy and booksmart journalism major Bailey Quarters, played by Jan Smithers.

Much like the Ginger/Mary-Ann dyad of Gilligan’s Island, the two represented opposite sides of the spectrum. You have the glamourous blonde with the big boobs and even bigger hair vs the girl-next-door in suspenders and geeky glasses. But unlike the stereotypical female characters of the era, both were written as smart and articulate women, often the voices of reason amongst their male counterparts.

So which was your favourite?    





Happy New Year BHON!
Posted: 2018-01-01 by MG





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