As some of you may know, one of Skepticon's yearly fundraisers is the sale of cheesecake calendars — and Jen McCreight is in the new one, tastefully posed.
See? You don't have to take off your clothes to look good. Why, when I showed up for the photo shoot, they were prepared for me, and even had extra clothes to pile up on top of what I already had on. When you take into account the beard covering up half my face, you can't see any of me in my photo…very sexaaaay. (Another plus: I don't know if they even used any of the photos of me in the calendar, which makes me even more exotic and mysterious.)
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