MrSkin.com Presents March Nakedness 2007

CHICAGO — Mr. Skin of MrSkin.com has launched March Nakedness, the site’s own world-championship competition based on the March Madness basketball series.

Mr. Skin has chosen 64 nude scenes from movies that range from big-budget mainstream hits to cult favorites and put them together in a series of single-elimination head-to-head match-ups.

The tournament will later break down into a series of three contests: The Sexy Sixteen, The Erotic Eight and The Final Foursome. The movies are listed in tournament-style brackets. Fans can vote on each to ultimately reveal the best-loved, big-screen, bare-skin moment ever filmed.

March Nakedness is free to play and open to all who visit MrSkin.com. The player with the most correct guesses will win a free one-year membership to MrSkin.com. The grand prize is a free lifetime membership.

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