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To my eyes, the perfect example of a twunk, and a very handsome one at that.

Pics and many others of the same guy are available at Magnific.  They appear to be AI.

Pics and many others of the same guy are available at Magnific.  They appear to be AI.

To my eyes, the perfect example of a twunk, and a very handsome one at that.

Now in NYC.

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Pics and many others of the same guy are available at Magnific.  They appear to be AI.

There are at least a couple of scenes that are laugh out loud funny, like the dinner scene after Groff visits the bathroom and the mother's speech at the wedding.

For those like me who had no idea what this meant: "Llamative" is a common misspelling of the Spanish word llamativo (or its feminine form, llamativa), which means "striking," "flashy," or "eye-catching". Derived from the Spanish verb llamar ("to call"), it literally describes something that "calls" for your attention. [1, 2, 3] Key Meanings & Contexts Bright and Flashy: Used to describe vibrant colors, loud outfits, or showy objects. Example: "A mi hermana le encanta vestirse con colores llamativos." (My sister loves to wear bright colors.) [1, 2, 3] Striking or Remarkable: Used for distinct physical features or unexpected events that demand attention. Example: "Una semejanza llamativa." (A striking resemblance.) [1, 2, 3] Marked or Significant: Used in professional contexts to note a major change, such as a sharp rise in prices. [1] Quick English Translation Alternatives Depending on how it is used, translators on platforms like SpanishDict and the Cambridge Dictionary match it with: [1, 2] Conspicuous Flamboyant Gaudy / Garish Loud (colors) [1, 2, 3]

Not out of line for a handsome, versatile, bona fide porn star.

For those like me who had no idea what this meant: "Llamative" is a common misspelling of the Spanish word llamativo (or its feminine form, llamativa), which means "striking," "flashy," or "eye-catching". Derived from the Spanish verb llamar ("to call"), it literally describes something that "calls" for your attention. [1, 2, 3] Key Meanings & Contexts Bright and Flashy: Used to describe vibrant colors, loud outfits, or showy objects. Example: "A mi hermana le encanta vestirse con colores llamativos." (My sister loves to wear bright colors.) [1, 2, 3] Striking or Remarkable: Used for distinct physical features or unexpected events that demand attention. Example: "Una semejanza llamativa." (A striking resemblance.) [1, 2, 3] Marked or Significant: Used in professional contexts to note a major change, such as a sharp rise in prices. [1] Quick English Translation Alternatives Depending on how it is used, translators on platforms like SpanishDict and the Cambridge Dictionary match it with: [1, 2] Conspicuous Flamboyant Gaudy / Garish Loud (colors) [1, 2, 3]

For those like me who had no idea what this meant: "Llamative" is a common misspelling of the Spanish word llamativo (or its feminine form, llamativa), which means "striking," "flashy," or "eye-catching". Derived from the Spanish verb llamar ("to call"), it literally describes something that "calls" for your attention. [1, 2, 3] Key Meanings & Contexts Bright and Flashy: Used to describe vibrant colors, loud outfits, or showy objects. Example: "A mi hermana le encanta vestirse con colores llamativos." (My sister loves to wear bright colors.) [1, 2, 3] Striking or Remarkable: Used for distinct physical features or unexpected events that demand attention. Example: "Una semejanza llamativa." (A striking resemblance.) [1, 2, 3] Marked or Significant: Used in professional contexts to note a major change, such as a sharp rise in prices. [1] Quick English Translation Alternatives Depending on how it is used, translators on platforms like SpanishDict and the Cambridge Dictionary match it with: [1, 2] Conspicuous Flamboyant Gaudy / Garish Loud (colors) [1, 2, 3]

If anyone is going to see him, can you ask what his chest workout is, and DM me. 
Thanks, 

For those like me who had no idea what this meant: "Llamative" is a common misspelling of the Spanish word llamativo (or its feminine form, llamativa), which means "striking," "flashy," or "eye-catching". Derived from the Spanish verb llamar ("to call"), it literally describes something that "calls" for your attention. [1, 2, 3] Key Meanings & Contexts Bright and Flashy: Used to describe vibrant colors, loud outfits, or showy objects. Example: "A mi hermana le encanta vestirse con colores llamativos." (My sister loves to wear bright colors.) [1, 2, 3] Striking or Remarkable: Used for distinct physical features or unexpected events that demand attention. Example: "Una semejanza llamativa." (A striking resemblance.) [1, 2, 3] Marked or Significant: Used in professional contexts to note a major change, such as a sharp rise in prices. [1] Quick English Translation Alternatives Depending on how it is used, translators on platforms like SpanishDict and the Cambridge Dictionary match it with: [1, 2] Conspicuous Flamboyant Gaudy / Garish Loud (colors) [1, 2, 3]

Having shot the same scene three times in a row.

Having shot the same scene three times in a row.

For those like me who had no idea what this meant: "Llamative" is a common misspelling of the Spanish word llamativo (or its feminine form, llamativa), which means "striking," "flashy," or "eye-catching". Derived from the Spanish verb llamar ("to call"), it literally describes something that "calls" for your attention. [1, 2, 3] Key Meanings & Contexts Bright and Flashy: Used to describe vibrant colors, loud outfits, or showy objects. Example: "A mi hermana le encanta vestirse con colores llamativos." (My sister loves to wear bright colors.) [1, 2, 3] Striking or Remarkable: Used for distinct physical features or unexpected events that demand attention. Example: "Una semejanza llamativa." (A striking resemblance.) [1, 2, 3] Marked or Significant: Used in professional contexts to note a major change, such as a sharp rise in prices. [1] Quick English Translation Alternatives Depending on how it is used, translators on platforms like SpanishDict and the Cambridge Dictionary match it with: [1, 2] Conspicuous Flamboyant Gaudy / Garish Loud (colors) [1, 2, 3]

For those like me who had no idea what this meant: "Llamative" is a common misspelling of the Spanish word llamativo (or its feminine form, llamativa), which means "striking," "flashy," or "eye-catching". Derived from the Spanish verb llamar ("to call"), it literally describes something that "calls" for your attention. [1, 2, 3] Key Meanings & Contexts Bright and Flashy: Used to describe vibrant colors, loud outfits, or showy objects. Example: "A mi hermana le encanta vestirse con colores llamativos." (My sister loves to wear bright colors.) [1, 2, 3] Striking or Remarkable: Used for distinct physical features or unexpected events that demand attention. Example: "Una semejanza llamativa." (A striking resemblance.) [1, 2, 3] Marked or Significant: Used in professional contexts to note a major change, such as a sharp rise in prices. [1] Quick English Translation Alternatives Depending on how it is used, translators on platforms like SpanishDict and the Cambridge Dictionary match it with: [1, 2] Conspicuous Flamboyant Gaudy / Garish Loud (colors) [1, 2, 3]

Having shot the same scene three times in a row.

For those like me who had no idea what this meant: "Llamative" is a common misspelling of the Spanish word llamativo (or its feminine form, llamativa), which means "striking," "flashy," or "eye-catching". Derived from the Spanish verb llamar ("to call"), it literally describes something that "calls" for your attention. [1, 2, 3] Key Meanings & Contexts Bright and Flashy: Used to describe vibrant colors, loud outfits, or showy objects. Example: "A mi hermana le encanta vestirse con colores llamativos." (My sister loves to wear bright colors.) [1, 2, 3] Striking or Remarkable: Used for distinct physical features or unexpected events that demand attention. Example: "Una semejanza llamativa." (A striking resemblance.) [1, 2, 3] Marked or Significant: Used in professional contexts to note a major change, such as a sharp rise in prices. [1] Quick English Translation Alternatives Depending on how it is used, translators on platforms like SpanishDict and the Cambridge Dictionary match it with: [1, 2] Conspicuous Flamboyant Gaudy / Garish Loud (colors) [1, 2, 3]

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