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I'm confused. According to Eric's post, an otter is a skinny, hairy, gay man. But the guy in the Otter ad to the right there, attractive as his body may be, is not hairy at all. I'm assuming this means Otter Fashion is going after a broader market than might be guessed by the definition of the term. In this economy, I suppose that's not a bad thing. (And let's face it, if you have less hair, you need more clothes to keep warm. Speaking from my perspective here in snowy Boston.)
Dana Rudolph | March 9, 2009 10:47 AM
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