azdr0710

https://rent.men/HungYoungMaster

Somewhere out in the wide-open desert. Gets me hard as a rock every time.

this stuff fascinates me....thanks @Tygerscent slightly off topic: I once was in a major South American city's airport and a local tourist rep was surveying international passengers about their local experiences, etc.......he spoke fine English and asked me questions about my home country, America......I said I was from the US, not "America", and he thanked me for making that distinction!.......I've always been a bit embarrassed about how the US came to be called America, much to the obvious exclusion of the rest of the Americas......(of course, saying one is American is easier than saying one is United Statesian, but that's further off-topic!)

looks like his RMen profile is no more unless somebody has a name change for him.....hisRMasseur profile lives on, though, and was last logged into an hour ago...... earlier forum threads on him as bootybuilder: https://www.companyofmen.org/topic/122768-bootybuilder-miami/ https://www.companyofmen.org/topic/119448-411-bootybuilder/

I don't know if anybody can "confirm" his penis length without just asking him during a meeting and then producing a measuring tape.....what cynical client would do that?!!......and, of course, we would need to make sure it's measured in the correct way! (on top of the hard shaft and no fair pushing in on the abdomen or rolling down around the head!!)......

well, I really, really hope it doesn't take a tragic accident to get anything done.....or, highly unlikely of course, a deliberate "mistake"....... some here know about the Grand Canyon mid-air collision in 1956......at the time, it was the worst accident in US history (measured in deaths).......it led to significant upgrades (after the fact, unfortunately) in monitoring air traffic.....(you don't want to know what air traffic monitoring was like before that accident!!).......by the way, airline pilots don't take the passengers on a scenic detour over the Grand Canyon anymore

Man stabs security guard to death, injures another guard at Center City Macy's, police say WWW.NBCPHILADELPHIA.COM A man stabbed a security guard to death and injured another guard after trying to steal merchandise from the Macy's store in Center City, Philadelphia police said.

did this male narrator work on EVERY commercial from the 1950s to the 1970s?!.....that voice!

sorry, but did we decide psandersATL and Connor Kline are the same person?......the one or two other threads on this guy/these guys got........complicated thanks a lot

is there a working profile link for him?.....thanks.....(megaxxl)

Any working profile link at all nowadays?

opinions vary wildly!......(older thread) https://www.companyofmen.org/topic/123011-lucastallonexxx-in-dc/

oh, c'mon, Sam!!......this is little more than one big internet ad!.......and most or all of it belongs in the Food subforum......

I wonder if the more recent bookings are only because of social media buzz.....FOMO and only going there to post a picture of yourself there and being able to say you went there...... In Japan one restaurant prides itself on its rudeness WWW.CBSNEWS.COM Renowned for dependable hospitality and ritualized etiquette, Japan now has one restaurant where the service is dependably, defiantly atrocious. At the Lazy...

just checking if the rentmasseur profile (reposting it here from upthread) is still his only profile.....no current rentmen profile??....thanks https://rentmasseur.com/Juliano_NY

for those wondering....like me....... http://www.sugarbushvideo.com/

happy birthday @Ali Gator.....

it seems the entire rest of the world figured out tipping/service charges for good long ago and the US continues to agonize and wring its hands over how much to tip and even the custom itself......this uncertainty has been going on for many decades.....US tourists overseas feel guilty and will leave the good ol' 15% cash on the table, despite a service charge and much to the bemusement of staff......well-intentioned restaurant managers/owners have tried various methods to solve it for the customer, but nothing sticks.......no answer in sight..... this suggestion upthread that under 50s don't tip these days is news to me......

I presume he's found his supply-and-demand equilibrium by now.....he was one of the "it" entertainers last year at Adonis......

on the Lazy B Ranch in eastern Arizona.....

Matt's email today says the next LA nude party will be Saturday, December 16, in Burbank

we all really mean "near-hit", of course!.......a near-miss would be an actual hit, right??!!

my method of image search turned up zilch, but, yeah, certainly appears TGTBT.......one very generic picture that looks very easily plucked from some tumblr-like page doesn't bode well......but maybe?......

gee, how did I miss this thread?...... no expert, but have visited several times since childhood.....fantastic city: solid midwestern friendliness blended with big-city sophistication......summer is best! the architecture is, of course, legendary.....several tour companies available, but this may be the best: https://www.architecture.org/tours/detail/chicago-architecture-center-river-cruise-aboard-chicago-s-first-lady/ I took it a few years ago and the woman narrator spoke for 90 minutes straight....at the end, we went out onto the lake away from the city and, as the boat turned around to face the city, I remember the narrator raised both her arms high in a "glorious" somewhat-melodramatic salute to the skyscrapers.....admittedly, that view was incredible...... rent a bike from one of several sidewalk stands downtown and ride the bike path along the lake....I rode up to Evanston, then down to Jackson Park to see the site of the famous 1893 World's Fair, the "White City".....the well-known Museum Of Science And Industry is all that remains of the fairgrounds..... have also been to the exact site of Mrs. O'Leary's barn (but don't believe how the fire started!), the very spot where Dillinger was gunned down, and the site of the famous Union Stockyards ("Hog Butcher For (To) The World")...... so much more: the "L" trains rattling overhead (what a classic sound), Marshall Fields (now a Macy's), Chicago Art Institute, Wrigley Field, Navy Pier (actually was not wowed by it), Grant Park and Millennium Park (The Bean area is apparently closed for park renovation thru spring of 2024), pizza, cheeburgers (!), walking the river, the many neighborhoods, Shedd Aquarium.......