MrSkin.com presents March Nakedness 2007 ? The Nude Answer to the NCAA Tournaments!
CHICAGO, IL -- 03/02/2007 -- As this year's big college basketball tournament approaches tip-off time, MrSkin.com ? number-one online resource for celebrating nudity in film ? is announcing its own world-championship competition.
Sixty-four of the all-time most popular Hollywood nude scenes are going up against one another in a tournament called March Nakedness.
March Nakedness pits 64 nude scenes ? from movies that span decades and range from big-budget Hollywood hits to art films to cult favorites ? against each other in a series of single-elimination head-to-head match-ups.
The movies are listed in tournament-style brackets. The public then votes on each, ultimately revealing the single best-loved big-screen bare-skin moment ever filmed.
As with the basketball series, March Nakedness begins with 64 competitors and then breaks down to a series of subsequently more skintense contests along the way: The Sexy Sixteen, The Erotic Eight and The Final Foursome.
March Nakedness is free to play and open to all who visit MrSkin.com.
Registered players can enter guesses as to each round's winning movie scene. The player(s) with the most correct guesses will win a free one-year membership to MrSkin.com. The Grand Prize is a free lifetime membership.
Among the powerhouse scenes pressing the flesh in March Nakedness are Phoebe Cates' bikini pop-off from Fast Times at Ridgemont High (1982), Angelina Jolie's girl-girl lovefest from Gia (1998) and Sharon Stone's hair-raising way of uncrossing her legs in Basic Instinct (1992).
Other brawlers-in-the-buff include Halle Berry in Monster's Ball (2001), Bo Derek in 10(1979), Alyssa Milano in Embrace of the Vampire (1995), Anne Hathaway in Havoc(2005), and drive-in skinsation Pam Grier in Coffy (1973).
March Nakedness is the perfect mix of babes, basketball and no-consequences sports betting. Mr. Skin is not only the world's foremost authority on celebrating nudity in film, he is one of the most in-demand guests on radio today.
Derek Meklir
VP of Marketing
MrSkin.com
CHICAGO, IL -- 03/02/2007 -- As this year's big college basketball tournament approaches tip-off time, MrSkin.com ? number-one online resource for celebrating nudity in film ? is announcing its own world-championship competition.
Sixty-four of the all-time most popular Hollywood nude scenes are going up against one another in a tournament called March Nakedness.
March Nakedness pits 64 nude scenes ? from movies that span decades and range from big-budget Hollywood hits to art films to cult favorites ? against each other in a series of single-elimination head-to-head match-ups.
The movies are listed in tournament-style brackets. The public then votes on each, ultimately revealing the single best-loved big-screen bare-skin moment ever filmed.
As with the basketball series, March Nakedness begins with 64 competitors and then breaks down to a series of subsequently more skintense contests along the way: The Sexy Sixteen, The Erotic Eight and The Final Foursome.
March Nakedness is free to play and open to all who visit MrSkin.com.
Registered players can enter guesses as to each round's winning movie scene. The player(s) with the most correct guesses will win a free one-year membership to MrSkin.com. The Grand Prize is a free lifetime membership.
Among the powerhouse scenes pressing the flesh in March Nakedness are Phoebe Cates' bikini pop-off from Fast Times at Ridgemont High (1982), Angelina Jolie's girl-girl lovefest from Gia (1998) and Sharon Stone's hair-raising way of uncrossing her legs in Basic Instinct (1992).
Other brawlers-in-the-buff include Halle Berry in Monster's Ball (2001), Bo Derek in 10(1979), Alyssa Milano in Embrace of the Vampire (1995), Anne Hathaway in Havoc(2005), and drive-in skinsation Pam Grier in Coffy (1973).
March Nakedness is the perfect mix of babes, basketball and no-consequences sports betting. Mr. Skin is not only the world's foremost authority on celebrating nudity in film, he is one of the most in-demand guests on radio today.
Derek Meklir
VP of Marketing
MrSkin.com
Great Promo guys
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