Impact Time Releases Real Woman-Style Calendar Pages

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To milk that cocktail-soaked troupe orgy for all its worth, the teases at Impact Theatre are releasing monthly calendar pin-ups as desktop wallpapers. While we’re forced to retract our admiration of how their cocktail book idea was so much better than the dated calendar idea, the troupe is redeemed by the fact that they’re only releasing the calendar one sheet at a time. Baring it all slowly is a fine art.

The pin-up girls are real-live Berkeley women so arm yourself with airbrush if you can’t roll with it. Then again, Dove pushed the crap out of that Campaign for Real Beauty thing so this could work very much in their favor. Be the judge for January. – Contributed by Angela Natividad

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