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I always found him to be a little too feminine with his overly shaped eyebrows like a woman, never really liked him in porn. To each their own, I wouldn’t even want him for free. It’s amazing how we’re all attracted to different types. 

I’ve only had one provider come to completion, and I’ve probably only hired about 6 or 7 guys total. It was a nice surprise when he did, and it was a geyser!

I’ve only had one provider come to completion, and I’ve probably only hired about 6 or 7 guys total. It was a nice surprise when he did, and it was a geyser!

Just saw Spa Castle has reopened after many months of renovations. Looked at the website and admission has gone from $50 on weekdays to a whopping $85! Talk about gouging!

When I went, there were some hairy bears, but also hot white, Asian and Hispanic guys. I avoided the ones whom I wasn’t interested in and they left me alone. People were very respectful. 

When I went, there were some hairy bears, but also hot white, Asian and Hispanic guys. I avoided the ones whom I wasn’t interested in and they left me alone. People were very respectful. 

I went to Blow Buddies last night and I’d say there were about 60-70 guys who showed up. I got there early at 6:00 pm and then more people showed up as it continued. Very diverse types of guys, something for everyone and I’d definitely go back. 

Paddles is now permanently closed, I believe. This is a much better location and space. 

I imagine oral sex. 

You make a buddy, you blow him or viceversa. 
 
 

I went to Blow Buddies last night and I’d say there were about 60-70 guys who showed up. I got there early at 6:00 pm and then more people showed up as it continued. Very diverse types of guys, something for everyone and I’d definitely go back. 

I’m surprised, I would expect to pay the same rate regardless of race. Then again, I like all flavors- white, Hispanic, black, Asian! It’s not the race that is the attraction, it’s the individual for me. All the guys on my current hiring “wishlist” right now are either black, Asian or Hispanic. When I get my income tax refund…

I’m not a fan of tattoos, but if they’re small and discreet, then it’s okay for me. I hired a provider who had just one on his shoulder, and another who had one on his calf. Tattoos on hands, face, neck, sleeve tattoos are a turn-off for me. 

Yes, I tell my closer gay friends, but I don’t share it with my straight friends, whether male or female. 

Like others said, depends on the person.
A large number of tats, however, are usually a sign that someone is from a low social background, or impulsive, so I scrutinize them a little more.

He’s been busy as of late, I follow him on OF. First he was in San Diego for a porn shoot, then he went to Tel Aviv on vacation. I’ve chatted with him a little bit on OF, seems like a nice guy from what I can gather. But I think he’s definitely more on the rough side in the sack, so if you hire him, I think you can expect a dominant no-recip top, judging from his videos. I don’t think he’s into a BFE even in his personal life. 

It’s like the very common late 20th Century PR statement release: “Artist / Actor X checked into Cedar Sinai Hospital due to exhaustion.” 

The article I read said that she became “unresponsive.” Could be cover-up by her P.R. team for too many prescription drugs. Never was a fan of her or her music. 

I highly recommend the evening cruise when you arrive, if you’re not too tired. You walk to the pier near where there’s a Costa Coffee stand (the British coffee chain) and the boats are docked there. You barter with the guys who offer cruises, it should be around 100-120 Qatari riyals, which is about $30 for a 20-minute cruise on the Gulf. 
The Museum of Islamic Art is beautiful, but I’m not a fan of much Islamic art. The Souq Waqif is interesting, but I’m not a big shopper, if that’s your thing, it’s worth visiting. If I’m going to shop, I prefer London and Paris, quirky independent shops and incredible menswear in London. I’m not into buying tchotchkes or gold jewelry. And what would I do with an Arab sheikh outfit? Use it for Halloween?
The Pearl is interesting and there’s a little replica of Venice with canals and bridges. I also liked the Katara Towers, a really unusual piece of architecture. One side is a Raffles Hotel, and the other side is a Fairmont. Worth going inside. 
I stay in the West Bay because that’s where my company puts us up. I’ve traveled there on business but I’ve been lucky to have free time there. 

Do you really want to know?  Disappointing. 

I highly recommend the evening cruise when you arrive, if you’re not too tired. You walk to the pier near where there’s a Costa Coffee stand (the British coffee chain) and the boats are docked there. You barter with the guys who offer cruises, it should be around 100-120 Qatari riyals, which is about $30 for a 20-minute cruise on the Gulf. 
The Museum of Islamic Art is beautiful, but I’m not a fan of much Islamic art. The Souq Waqif is interesting, but I’m not a big shopper, if that’s your thing, it’s worth visiting. If I’m going to shop, I prefer London and Paris, quirky independent shops and incredible menswear in London. I’m not into buying tchotchkes or gold jewelry. And what would I do with an Arab sheikh outfit? Use it for Halloween?
The Pearl is interesting and there’s a little replica of Venice with canals and bridges. I also liked the Katara Towers, a really unusual piece of architecture. One side is a Raffles Hotel, and the other side is a Fairmont. Worth going inside. 
I stay in the West Bay because that’s where my company puts us up. I’ve traveled there on business but I’ve been lucky to have free time there. 

I’ve been to Doha five times. Awesome little city with incredible modern architecture. All hotel employees and everyone who works in the hospitality industry are expats, a good deal of them come from the Philippines, India, Pakistan and various African countries. Still, I would be discreet in public. No public displays of affection, no hand holding, etc. At the hotels where I’ve stayed in the West Bay, I’ve always been amazed at how some foreigners dress- short shorts, bare shoulders, etc. On the hotel beach, some female tourists were wearing thongs. A lot of local guys go jet skiing on the Persian Gulf, and they pass by the hotel beaches very slowly to catch a look. 
If you have time, take a cruise on the Persian Gulf in the evening to see the skyline illuminated at night. It’s about $30 US for half an hour and it’s spectacular. In February, it should be cool enough, in the 70s. I wouldn’t do it in the summer when it’s 120°.

The control stick was like a video game console, just looking at that scared me. Plus, going down 13,000 feet in that tiny thing would be enough of a deterrent for me not to want to risk my life in it. I guess it didn’t bother the people who went in it, but it gives me the creeps. 

I’ve been to Doha five times. Awesome little city with incredible modern architecture. All hotel employees and everyone who works in the hospitality industry are expats, a good deal of them come from the Philippines, India, Pakistan and various African countries. Still, I would be discreet in public. No public displays of affection, no hand holding, etc. At the hotels where I’ve stayed in the West Bay, I’ve always been amazed at how some foreigners dress- short shorts, bare shoulders, etc. On the hotel beach, some female tourists were wearing thongs. A lot of local guys go jet skiing on the Persian Gulf, and they pass by the hotel beaches very slowly to catch a look. 
If you have time, take a cruise on the Persian Gulf in the evening to see the skyline illuminated at night. It’s about $30 US for half an hour and it’s spectacular. In February, it should be cool enough, in the 70s. I wouldn’t do it in the summer when it’s 120°.

Even though I am a Christian, perhaps surprisingly to you and others, I agree with much of what you are saying.  However, I don't think 'Christendom' has existed for at least several hundred years, anywhere.  And it never should have in the first place.  It is not about creating an earthly kingdom of 'believers'.  One of the worst things that happened to Christianity was making it a state religion in the late Roman and Byzantine Empires because faith no longer had a personal cost.  People could benefit greatly in this life, and in worldly ways of power and wealth, from simply adhering to the identity of being 'Christian'.  I don't believe that is what the Church was ever supposed to be, nor do I think it reflected the character of Christ.  Rather, I think the Church should have remained an outlier of people (even in the majority) who lived their lives in a way that set them apart from the rest of the world - not becoming the rest of the world.  The accumulation of power, wealth and influence is what led directly, I believe, to the many atrocities the Church has been responsible for.   As for Islam, it has not yet experienced a Reformation or Counter-Reformation, as the Church did.  It would be very interesting if that were to happen, and what the effects could be.
Again, apologies if this response crosses any lines.  I do wish the politics and religion forum could be brought back with strict guidelines that insults and bad behaviour would result in a ban.... but I'm not a Moderator, which many are probably thankful for!