Boston's Black Book

(click to enlarge and clarify the doodles)

Although a bit expired, TheCHIMP.net's recent Boston field trip uncovered a more bashful side of one of our own.

Boston Common magazine chose Steven Frumin (Northeastern '94) as one of the 86 most (???) singles who belong in a figurative "Black Book" for the city. Squished into a steaming orgy of local news babes and Harvard country club lawyers, the rag characterized him with 4 cartoon doodles:

• Hot apple pie -- means "Can take home to mama" (True)
  
• Baseball Hat -- means "Sporty" (uhhh...not so much)
  
• Funnel --means ...self explanatory (True)
  
• Martini Glass: -- means "Bon Vivant - which we think means "double funnel, but in a brooks brothers frequent buyers party kind of way too"
  

Just one question: Was there speed dating at the magazine issue release party? Need a date? Email the bachelor here