FAULT Magazine Issue 13

January is almost over and I just now remembered Richard's photo shoot and article for FAULT magazine came out this month. I know I have glanced at it a little on other sites but it just did not register til now. So please forgive my tardiness with it and enjoy. Most of the photos and the article are courtesy of the gallery at Richard Armitage Central.

 

RA looks so haunted in the photo below.

In addition to the photos there is also a behind-the-scenes video that FAULT magazine put out on their Youtube site.

Finding North and South

This post may not seem to have anything to do with Richard right now, but wait a little while  and you will see otherwise.

Now, last night I was having a lovely conversation with a couple of my Twitter friends about the Amazon Kindle and the Barnes & Nobel Nook, and naturally the conversation turned to e-books. Actually the conversation started because I finally figured out what #RA4R3 mean, which of course is,Richard Armitage for Richard III, and was told that they were talking about 'Sunne in Splendour: a Novel of Richard III' by Sharon Kay Pennman. Which I utterly forgot about or I would have had the book already.

Anyway, the conversation segued  between normal books and e-books and the different reading devices and those of us that have a Kindle agreed about liking getting free books on it. So the conversation went on about that topic for a while and then we said good night. Well, later on I went on my Kindle to see if I could find anymore free books I would want to read and that is when it happened. In front of me, for free, was Elizabeth Gaskell's 'North and South' and I swear I felt like Geraldine when she realized that Harry had proposed to her. Oh my gosh! All I wanted to do was jump up and down and scream, but I didn't because I didn't want people to wake up and think I was off my rocker. The book seems to be unabridged, it has 400 pages so I would hope that would be North and South in its entirety.

This is Richard's fault because if I did not learn of his existence I would not have wanted to have that kind of reaction. But then if it wasn't for Richard Armitage I would not have met some wonderful people around the web.

Tuchus Tuesday #7

Happy Tuchus Tuesday! Lucas North bending over to pick up a box. I think he may be wearing Wrangler jeans because it looks like a leather tag at the belt loop and that is the only company I know of that has it.

Tuchus Tuesday #6

Say hello again to a very nice backside. Yes I know it is going to interfere with the blog information on the right, but not so bad to where I would have to shrink the photo and that would be a crime.

Tie Him Up, Tie Him Down

To me it seems as Richard has a penchant for getting himself tied up, at least as far as Guy, John Porter and Ricky Deeming is concerned. So I thought I would do a photo montage of him tied up as these three gentleman. Problem is which one's do I leave out? Anyway, I'll just let the pictures do most of the talking. I'll comment every so often. More than likely will.

GUY 

My favorite kind of tree root:

Inspiring:

I just keep finding good pictures of Guy bound and gagged. 

JOHN PORTER

 

Ricky Deeming  


Sweet Rickey needs someone to look after him so this doesn't happen:

 

I hope everyone enjoyed them and a special thank you to  Richard Armitage Central for having the Ricky Deeming pictures that I used.

New Interview from Nylons Guys

This comes courtesy of RichardArmitageNet : "The January issue of Nylon Guys magazine includes a new interview, which took place in New York, and a new picture. The magazine can be bought online via Zinio."

Not exactly feeling the sweater/jumper

Tuchus Tuesday #5

Almost forgot Tuchus Tuesday. Hope you've had a Hobbit-y New Year. Yeah, I know that was kind of bad but sometimes Richard can inspire that mood to come forth. That and this is from dwarf training camp. I know there's more than this one but I can't find them right now. Butt Enjoy this one.