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Speaking of him (and I'm glad you mentioned him), what has become of him? He was a testament to good genetics and clean living (at least that was my impression).

I had to wrack my brains about this one - where did I last see this quote? And then it hit me - it was the last time I was at the venerable sauna in Williamsburg that I wrote about some time ago here. I believe it was either tattooed on the door attendant's right buttock cheek (he was wearing some kind of historic jockstrap, I believe) or it was needlepointed onto the pillows and cushions strewn about in the orgy room. Now that I really think about it, I believe it was kind of a mantra around the place. Probably appeared on the souvenir matchbooks too. Just goes to show the mindset of our forefathers. Those Pilgrims were certainly a merry bunch too, if memory serves. And who doesn't look good in basic black and buckled shoes?

Who is that honey?

He looks a bit like Adam Russo's love child.

For sure. But it also kinda makes you wonder what happened during the previous client's session. Or maybe more accurately what didn't happen. . . .

Hmmm. Now I reminded of the famous one in Carousel: I got a new organ.

This is like a retro kind of experience. We forget that there was a time when people dressed up more. It's almost like a long-forgotten segment from the Donna Reed Show, or Father Knows Best or some other TV show from that era. Men routinely wore ties. I wouldn't be surprised to learn that this clip is actually in the director's cut from one of those shows. It had to be removed because the show episode was running long. You can probably find it in the complete DVD collection.

Now I'm confused (again?): how is it possible to hook up with the "real guy in those pix" who also apparently is "blondish, looked nothing like this guy"?

Caffeine has that same effect on me!

At first, Joe, I thought you made up that business about Brad and Kickapoo High School, but it turns out that it is a real thing. But it still takes me back to the old Li'l Abner comics with Mammy Yokum and Kickapoo Joy Juice. Thanks for the memories.

At first, Joe, I thought you made up that business about Brad and Kickapoo High School, but it turns out that it is a real thing. But it still takes me back to the old Li'l Abner comics with Mammy Yokum and Kickapoo Joy Juice. Thanks for the memories.

Well if we're including Steve Marks as mentioned above, then we should also include Dallas Steele who was a newscaster in Texas I believe.

Ah, but which Bathouse are you referring to, inladas? The one in New York or the fabled one in Virginia?

I agree - I think I got my threads mixed up. The one I wanted to reference was the one that has pictures of guys when they were younger juxtaposed with later shots. In this particular instance, TruthBTold, I would like to get in line with you in the amorous chapter of "When They Were Older." That guy is definitely my definition of "Silver Foxes and DILF's"

If it is, then he is a fitting subject for the thread elsewhere, "When They Were Young(er)"

Get in line, Italiano. It's every man for himself on that one.

I would, Harry, but I'm afraid you would be too much competition for me if by some fluke we showed up at the same time. When I go, I don't want anybody hogging all the hot guys as I suspect you, with your incorrigible libido and smoldering good looks, would do.

What can I say, I'm just a sucker for history and reconstructions of historic places.

So perhaps some of us need to go back on the Mount Rushmore thread and edit our nominees. Just sayin'

Well this is just an example of being gay in many lands, the kind of how-to we would have read about in gay elementary school - y'know, "My Weekly Reader."

I seem to remember, however, that those didn't block HIV - that was the whole point of latex condoms. But maybe if they posted a warning and said in the interest of historical accuracy they were only supplying animal sheaths it would be alright.

If you mentioned it, I don't recall. Congratulations - you are my new idol. How was it? And don't say it was so long ago you can't remember. Some things you always remember.

I think someone should organize a screening party! It could be so much fun.

Thanks! And wow!

My gosh, who is that? He is glorious!