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Stars in Speedos

By Izzy

Donny Deutsch in Speedo

An early, mulleted incarnation of Donny Deutsch demonstrates the unbearable brightness of wearing trunks before briefs.

Harrison Ford in Speedo

Han Speedo (looking a bit scrawny, no?) demonstrates that the Schwartz is with him.
Tom Jones in Speedo

Tom “C.O.” Jones frightens the children.

Hulk Hogan in Speedo

Hulk Hogan’s bikini probably glows in the dark, just like that alien from Communion he’s impersonating.

David Beckham in Speedo

David Beckham, here in cancerous crimson, proves he can pull off just about anything clothing-wise.








9 Responses to “Stars in Speedos”




  1. Phyllis Says:

    I’m compelled add that I personally own an **atuographed photo of Tom Jones** and he’s wearing a green sequined Speedo. I’m so not kidding - it’s from story in SPIN from the late 80’s. This photo is nothing compared to the one I have.




  2. Julia Says:

    Dude, Beckham looks like a lobster. A pouty lobster. No one can pull off the pouty lobster look.




  3. Ninjarina Says:

    Hogan looks like a walking billboard for the dangers of skin cancer.




  4. Poor Poor Girls Says:

    You poor girls. Figures all you have to do, is wine about the hot guys that wear speedos. Women don’t like speedos on men, because the men wearing them are usually hot and usually couldn’t give a second glance at the women. Sooo complain all you want. Speedos rule. Get a life ladies.




  5. shannon Says:

    Are. You. Kidding?




  6. Hot! Says:

    Guys in speedos are so HOT!!!

    Death to bordies!!!




  7. jerome walker Says:

    hot damn




  8. Merman » Manolo for the Men Says:

    [...] Michael Phelps showed the suit off while posed like Leonardo da Vinci’s Vetruvian Man.  In traditional Speedo fashion, the Saran-wrap like suit leaves little to the [...]




  9. jerome harrison Says:

    A sleepy game turned late in the fourth quarter. Shortly before 11 in a game that lacked big plays on offense, Jerome Harrison made the biggest of his career. Harrison took a pitch from Brady Quinn around the left end,




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