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Video: How To Look Like Ryan Gosling (A Very Important Tutorial All Men Should Watch)
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Published Feb 16, 2012
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Men of New York City, it is important you all watch this "how to" video below (and ladies, you may want to show it to your boyfriend/husband/crush/body pillow). Click play, and let Joey Thompson school you on the art of looking like actor Ryan Gosling (it helps if you look like the real thing, as Thompson sort of does). You guys look great, you really do, it just couldn't hurt...
And it wouldn't kill you to break up some street fights, either. [via The Awl]
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