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Sounds like a gay version of a witch’s coven.

He comes nicely equipped for topping.

I have a cost of replacement policy on my house which is usually considerably about market value especially when the value of the land is subtracted from the building. If the house is of standard construction it would not be a problem but in my case my house is over 150 years old and built of stone entirely, not just a facing of stone, which became common in the 20th century. My walls are almost two feet thick. As a result, my cost of replacement is over twice what a stone faced house would cost. As for furnishings, I keep an inventory of major items. Most don’t have receipts but I have photographed them. My insurance agent says that would be adequate.

Of all the gorgeous hunks pictured in this thread, I've only been to bed with one of them. But it was three times, including two overnights. Woof.

I would have been willing to take on the problem had I got to London.

I think the investigation needs to be completed before drawing conclusions. The house appears to not only have the history cited above but is in a neighborhood where other adherents to this Church of Satan live. Camp had not lived in the house very long which could also be a factor. From the pictures it looks like it was a Victorian-era house. I'm glad they got out alive and not physically harmed.

Actually he had pretty good reviews and was a native British guy, which is somewhat unusual in London escorts on RM. He was also quite a big lad, in all respects. 6'6" , a top and very hung. So I can see him giving someone a heart attack. LOL

I think the point is that you shouldn’t mix the Pfizer with the Moderna vaccines.

Most times when I’m in a hotel, I have an escort with me. So we don’t pay much attention when we turn down the covers. When I get into my room at a hotel, I always put the Do not disturb sign on the door. I don’t want the chamber maids interfering in my arrangements at all. If I need anything done like extra towels, I meet them in the hallway.

I never road a stallion. Too difficult. Mostly geldings or mares. Much more manageable. But yes, horse dicked men are fun to ride.

He’s a tad short for my tastes but otherwise yummy.

Wrapping your legs around a horse is good practice for wrapping them around a top in the missionary position. Same muscles come into play.

Well, I have one thing in common with him. I also love horses and used to ride in a hunt in my youth. English saddle, like Brent is sitting on.

That’s one down.

Here it is: SILENO Basso-relievo di Ottimo stile, alto palmi 2. Presso di me per vendersi Silenus is a Greek character who is portrayed as a drunken follower of Dionysus, He was shown as bald, fat with thick lips. Because he was often portrayed in a drunken state, he would be supported by a couple of satyrs. My print illustrates this perfectly. SILENO is in the centre and is being held up by a muscular lad with his back to us, leaning into the old man who is shown with a long beard. The youth has his right arm around the chest and under Sileno’s left arm. The satyr’s left arm is holding Sileno’s left wrist. What is most striking are the muscular buttocks of the young satyr, who is leaning into the weight of the older man and has his legs separated. The satyr on the right is in side relief. You see his youthful attractive face. His body is muscular. My rough translation is that this scene is a bas relief from an ancient sculpture on the wall of a villa. The second phrase after 2. I think is a description of the scene. Oscar Wilde is who I was thinking of when recalling that expression about hell. I think Tallula Bankhead could also have uttered a similar sentiment as she was pretty witty herself.

I think you can get it done much cheaper in some foreign countries. And the results are just as good. But since I ‘m not interested I‘ve never looked into it further.

On his RM ad, one of his hashtags is #cashmaster. Lol

An escort friend of mine sent me some pictures yesterday of Cancun where he currently is visiting. The weather is gorgeous and the beaches looked pretty empty. He said he was going to stay for several more weeks. I would love to join him but we have a stay at home order here in Ontario, Canada, for the next month. ?

Looking back at my post I said reaction and maybe that will not be the case. But I would think that something exogenous brought about the quick onset of the disorder.

I am aware of that and worded my post with that in mind. The article said the case is under investigation. I’m sure the autopsy and the man’s medical record will be studied closely. Interesting that he was a doctor so there should be good medical records in his case. At least, one would hope.

Another artist from the 19th century who went in for the muscular male nude body was Gustav Dore, the French artist who illustrated Dante’s Purgatory, Hell and Paradise. I have the original 19th century set of 2 volumes. The men in purgatory and hell are quite delectable! The ones in paradise, not so much. Reminds me of an American who said “I want to go to hell, as that’s where my friends will be.”

I’m an eclectic collector of art and have three 19th century lithographs of homoerotic art depicted by the ancients. One is a print of a statue of Antinous, a beautiful young man romantically linked to one of the Emperors of Rome ( I forget which one). The second is entitled SILENO. followed by Latin words which I could try to translate with my 4 years of high school Latin but won’t. And the third is my favourite, is entitled The Spartan’s Temperance Lesson. It is copyrighted by Gebbie, 1887. All three have lovely depictions of muscular or lithe young men. I don’t agree the NYTimes is going low brow by featuring this aspect of art from the period of the Masters. As the author notes, a lot of artistic criticism of these pieces even as late as the 1970’s skirted around gay themes in ancient art. Too prurient, they would have said, if asked. I think we are getting to be a bit more honest about sexuality these days, even in the “high arts”.

There is a report in the UK Guardian on this case as well.

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/12/health/covid-vaccine-death.html

And if I had to sum it up in one word, it would be “commitment “. Everything’s else like love, companionship, obedience, fidelity and enjoyment stems either from the commitment you give to caring for a dog or lack thereof.