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Computer troublems…Tuesday Hotness: Leo Giamani Pt 2…Fusion Runway Show

By Sean Horlor • May 26, 2009 4:48 am EDT

Well it’s official. My olde computer is kaputt. I got the blue screen of death last night and we all know what that means for a PC.

There’s no better way to celebrate it’s passing than with a Rufskin photoshoot featuing actor/porn star Leo Giamani:

Thanks to Brandon G for sending these my way.

If you’re looking for something to do on this rainy Tuesday, come down to Honey Lounge tonight to see me and my Don’t Quit Your Gay Job co-host Rob Easton compete to see who is the better runway model. Sponsored by Fusion Clothing and Diesel, this will be a hot preview of this summer’s hottest looks. Doors open at 9pm.

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