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Samai139

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  1. So great to see all that pubic hair--totally turns me on. Thanks for the thread.
  2. marylander---thanks for giving me a giggle this Saturday morn---not much to smile about---Paris/lousy weather/loss of a friend.
  3. Some great photos and some great looking men with fine bods. Having said that, I wish photographers would put appropriate footwear on models who are 1) using lawn mowers!!! 2.) using rakes 3) landscaping in general. Flip Flops while mowing the lawn??? Number 19 has the kind of workman's shoes that would fit so many of the photos---and he is super fine!!
  4. Good to see men with pubic hair--very tired of shaved pubes. All great photos---one small correction---there is one jackass/donkey in the series, not a horse. Still a nice pic.
  5. WOW---didn't realise how much of a "bad-boy"lover I was. Thanks Marylander.
  6. There is nothinig about this MAN that I don't like and to be blunt, lust after. Thanks for introducing me to him on this Forum.
  7. When you have to ask others if what you are wearing (fill in the blanks) "makes you look fat", "looks ridiculous", does nothing for you" etc., etc. then you should forget the clothing, be it Speedos, skinny jeans, tight polos, baseballcaps, and so on. Confidence may make you FEEL great, it doesn't make you LOOK great. After a certain age, there are parts which will betray you---no matter how much you exercise, diet, go under the knife. Accept it and most of all enjoy the luxury of being comfortable in your skin and not making others' crawl.
  8. Thanks for a wonderful thread. So many great looking men--- a few stand out and I've saved---loved the guy with the white poodle and the very last Blue Short guy, but many others are defintely keepers. Reaffirms my wish that baggy shorts, board shorts, baggy swim wear would just disappear or be relegated to those with bodies that need more covering.
  9. It has been nearly a week since the Malayasian airliner disappeared. Since then, thousands of people, hundreds, if not thousands of planes, ships, satellites have all been employed to try and locate it. The search for this plane may prove to be the most expensive in airline history. How difficult a decision will it be to either scale back the search or perhaps ultimately call it off entirely?
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    Colin Wayne

    Commented on him yesterday, and today I just had to go back and refresh my memory!!! One thing I had not noticed was that deep cleft in his chin---love to explore that and work my way down and down and down.
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    Colin Wayne

    For me, this young man has it ALL--each picture was well-worth spending time with. Two wishes: more photos of him smiling and some full frontal nude shots. Thanks for finding him for us/me.
  12. Never heard this, but then when I was in college, astrology was not a "hot" topic nor was being "gay" SInce my birthday is October 16, I am a Libra. Are there a lot of other Libras on this Forum???
  13. I believe that homosexuality was once defined or described in psychiatric lists as a "disease." Today and for several decades it has not. Media reports say that 37-40% of Americans are obese. The charts that I have seen which give weight ranges for obesity, might shock some who pay little attention to their poundage. (I"m overweight by their definition and perhaps even close to being obese---thank heaven I'm not morbidly obese!!) My point?? Times change, people's attitudes change, even laws change. Personally, I am apprehensive when an organization/government/whatever attempts to solve a problem by re-definig it. Our culture has shifted in the past 50-100 years from one that produces and prepares most of its own meals to one that depends on prepared food and eating out. Out culture has shifted from one where many had to physically work hard to earn a living to one where many are moving very little in the course of the day. Every-day conveniences are wonderful but they relieve us of MOVING----two simplistic examples? Remote controls for television and for opening garage doors. Add cars, golf carts, escalators, valet parking, and we modern homo sapiens are morphing into flabby bi-peds. I am not suggesting that we move backwards and live as 19th and early 20th century people did. That's not possible. But all of us can and should adjust our lifestyles to stay as healthy as possible. The change in this country toward cigarette smoking in the last 40 years certainly is remarkable and yes I realise that changing laws had a lot to do with that as did increased taxes and awareness that smoking leads to cancer and other diseases. If adding obesity to a list of recognized "diseases" does anything to help solve the obvious problem we Americans are facing, fine.
  14. Great set of sexy photos. For me #9 has the body and face with the most appeal, and his package is not immense but acceptable1!! #22 is very erotic and romantic---love the dark brown nips and the bulges!!
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