FHM # 58, July 2005

<b>FEATURES</b><br>
Competition<br>
76 FHM Game Night! Break out the thimble and pass "Go" with the world's strongest clown, a competitive eater, baseball's hottest wife and a chimp.<br>
Miss Fine<br>
80 Misti Traya: The looks of this Living With Fran star will distract you from the pipes of the other star.<br>
Bullets<br>
86 It's Raining Lead! We re-create bloodbaths with toy cars and soldiers. All unseen hostages were Barbies.<br>
Moolah<br>
92 Foreign Payoff: Travel the world with this global currency guide and you'll know exactly what to look for when you're holding up banks in Ghana.<br>
Let's Get Wrecked!<br>
94 Mandy Weaver: This island-enhancing Mary Ann has never said "nut sac" TBS still made her eat some.<br>
Secrets<br>
98 Behind the Scenes of a Casino: If all you know of Vegad are the buffets, the you haven't seen anything yet.<br>
Cover Girl<br>
106 Pamela Anderson: Rocky? Michael Jordan? Cher? Pammy's comeback from retirement trumps them all.<br>
Q&A<br>
114 James Cramer: If he's not talking business on CNBC, he's likely making up for missing his kid's birth.<br>

<b>IN EVERY ISSUE</b><br>
14 Letters: Drunkards turn their apartment sideways, downtrodden readers get more than they asked for and the FHM baby emerges.<br>
22 Incoming: Bulls take no shit, sharks eat bathers, robots ride camels and boardrooms become fun zone again. And finally, a Hilton gets her own TV show!<br>
45 Reviews: FHM goes behind the scenes of Ozzfest, chats with the real-life Donnie Brasco and ogles the window-work of nerds. Plus a Batman nipple-off.<br>
66 Confidential: Cultivate your lady expertise with Beth O., Isaac, 20 single hotties and five working girls-that's working as in "employed." not working as in "prostitutes."<br>
117 Fashion: Check out the duds that will be acceptable anywhere you go this summer. Well, besides the nude beach.<br>
134 Machinery: Making computers bathroom-friendly wasn't the end of laptop evolution. Check out the latest in portable puters and their luxurious accessories.<br>
140 Speed: Straddle the machines you've been dreaming about since losing your Huffy training wheels. Then meet the heroes who make their living building them.<br>
146 Bionic: Who better to take punching advice from than middleweight champion Bernard Hopkins, a man who once beat up a fellow prison inmate to point.?