yea d00d wrote:
> I always suspected Dan Abrams gets a lot of pussy.........
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http://www.gawker.com/news/dave-zinczenko/>
> We were trawling through the Times's Sunday Vixen-quality blowjob of
> Dave Zinczenko - a blowjob which makes July's Forbes profile of the
> Men's Health editor look like a cursory handjob from a scabby-fisted
> crackwhore by comparison - when we started to wonder: When was it
> coming? Sure, we saw the bit about the Pussy Palace in the Hamptons
> that he shares with Dan Abrams, but when would we get the anecdote
> about the death of GQ icon Art Cooper? Well, it was down near the
> bottom, but the article did comply with the law that any profile of
> Zinczenko must, at some point, recycle this story. How has the legend
> of Cooper's tragic demise evolved over the years? After the jump, a
> quick look down the ages.
>
> Family and friends of Art Cooper, the former GQ editor who fell
> tragically ill at the Four Seasons on Thursday, say they'll be forever
> indebted to Dave Zinczenko. Zinczenko, editor of Men's Health
> magazine, was having lunch with Cooper when the 65-year-old suffered a
> stroke. "They'd never met before," a close friend of Cooper tells us.
> "Dave helped Art out and then went with him in the ambulance. He
> stayed by his side all day and was there when [Cooper's] wife arrived.
> But he still stayed, long into the night." Despite his lunch
> companion's best efforts, Cooper was reported to be gravely ill.
> Rush & Molloy, June 7, 2003
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> Cooper loved eating and drinking as much as he loved great magazine
> writing, and his favorite place to enjoy the former while talking
> about the latter was at Manhattan's Four Seasons restaurant. It was
> there that he suffered the stroke while lunching with David Zinczenko,
> editor of Men's Health.
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> Media Life Magazine, June 10, 2003
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> "I cannot go to a gym without cringing, watching the idiotic,
> ineffective and downright dangerous exercise routines personal
> trainers put their clients through," Men's Health editor in chief
> David Zinczenko writes in his September issue. Zinczenko goes on to
> describe a friend, "65 years old and about that many pounds
> overweight," who showed up to lunch complaining that a workout had
> left him with a sore neck, and left in an ambulance, "felled by a
> massive stroke. Did the workout kill him? It's possible."
>
> WWD, August 18, 2005
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> On the day several years back when Art Cooper died, he and Dave
> lunched at the Four Seasons. "I was telling him about Best Life, and I
> said, 'Is there anything you could do to help us?' There was no
> non-compete clause with Conde Nast, and Art said we ought to talk
> more. But he felt ill and went to the bar to lie down. Next thing,
> Julian (the co-owner) was calling an ambulance. It was a massive
> stroke."
> Forbes, August 20, 2006
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> (Mr. Zinczenko was having lunch with Art Cooper, the former GQ editor,
> at the Four Seasons in 2003 when Mr. Cooper suffered a stroke and
> died. It is a memory that Mr. Zinczenko recalls with tears in his
> eyes, explaining that it conjured memories of his father's death.)
>
> New York Times, September 3, 2006
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> Who's The Man? Dave [NYT]
>
> more at...........
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http://www.gawker.com/news/dave-zinczenko/Abrams is a pickle chugger?