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	Cybersocket Picks

By Brian Baltin

Underu.com
www.underu.com

We don't necessarily think there's any real need to buy your underwear from London (although we know some of you might do it just for the sake of bragging, and there's nothing wrong with that), but UnderU is worth visiting just for a particular model with a shaved head who we're now completely in love with (peruse the wallpaper downloads). Besides that, their selection is good, and their news ("a quirky view of what's new on and under men's clothing") certainly compels a smile.

RSVPvacations.com
www.rsvpvacations.com

Billing itself as "the first-ever gay and lesbian travel loyalty and frequent traveler program," RSVP's cleverly-named RSViP program gives you reward points toward priority bookings, special discount rates and even "celebrity cocktail parties on selected events."

Andro Penis Extender
www.andromedical.com

First brought to our attention by a reader, the Andro-Medical Penis Extender is a painful-looking apparatus that, after being worn four-nine hours a day for one-two months, will ostensibly give you a bigger dick É at the cellular level! Read for yourself: "The purpose of this treatment is to stimulate the growth of the tissues of the penile shaft" [giving you length and girth]."

Click4Gay
click4gay.etineria.com

This Montreal-based group offers pay-per-click advertising specifically for gay search engines, and access to prime listing spots on their LGBT-dedicated site network, as well as an affiliate program enabling banners, sponsored links and java script Positext, that can be customized not to disrupt the design of your site.

Cute Overload
www.cuteoverload.com

We don't know if something with this much irony can be considered weird, but we don't know where else to put it. Drenched in pastel, this (beautifully designed) site is devoted to nothing but photographs of puppies, pandas ("What's cuter than a fluffy baby panda? Why, 16 of them!"), kittens ("Cats in Sinks!"), bunnies and more. Best may be the "Adorablog" (subtitled "Hugs and Kittens" and "Dumplings and Kisses,"), grouping the girliest in warm and fuzzy global news.