Anthony Bourdain whets my appetites in more ways that one




I was watching the Travel Channel the other day and I realized, Anthony Bourdain is the one man I would want to have as my mate after a nuclear holocaust or if I am left stranded in a remote island.

Viggo Mortensen and Benicio del Toro may have E-Z passes to my loins but, man, Anthony knows how to cooks. And he loves to drink. And he's a happy asshole when it comes to mixing it up with a recreational drug or two.

Did I mention he's one heck of a chef?

The man is just pure bad-boy dreaminess. He's just a bipedal icon for sex and food; my two most favorite things in the world --up there with shoes, panties and mojitos.

So I give you Anthony Bourdain, sexy gastronomic beast.


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