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<em>Top Cheffer</em> Ty-Lör Boring Just Can't Stop Getting Naked
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Jamie Feldmar
Published Jan 5, 2012
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Remember way back in September, when we first met Ty-Lör Boring, the New York-based Top Chef-fer with the unusual backstory and a penchant for posing in artsy nudie gay mags? Well, as the season has gone on, we've grown to love Boring even more—he's actually the most level-headed contestant on the damn show—but he still can't manage to keep his clothes on.
Fleshbot has unearthed some VERY NSFW shots of Boring (oh, what a misnomer, indeed!), posing on, appropriately, a butcher block. The pics are apparently from the first issue of "gay naked art rag" Headmaster Magazine, and, well, if Boring does end up packing his knives, we're pretty sure he's got a long (heh) career of ahead of him anyway.
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