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Doesn’t matter as long as each guy is getting what he wants. I’m a big guy and I have a smaller friend who can work my nips quite like seen in the gif. Dude tops me beautifully. 

Please don’t apologize. I rather enjoyed your rant. You make a very good point. And I agree 100%. 

What I wouldn’t give in order to be able to bury my nose in those briefs at his ankles. 

What I wouldn’t give in order to be able to bury my nose in those briefs at his ankles. 

“Eliminate shame”? I haven’t watched the video yet but, darling, I eliminated shame from my life and my vocabulary years ago! 
Having said that, I will now watch the video. 

Abundant blonde bush … always a pleasure to see … 

AGREED!!

Absolutely he's looking for business. He's got a lot of competition. Take I-17 or I-10 through the Phoenix metro area and count how many "attorney" billboards you see along the interstate. He may just be looking for business but my initial reaction is that dude has got some pretty big balls to make a video advising anyone charged with soliciting to contact his law firm. You're not gonna see THAT on a roadside billboard. I want to believe that my compadres here at CoM are all doing what they have to do in order to minimize exposure; see @azdr0710 above. I get great advice, great insights and great recommendations here. 

Darling, you’ve probably just dodged a bullet. I understand the disappointment; it’s happened to many of us. Consider yourself lucky. Give yourself a day or two and then start planning your next encounter. Thank you, also, for telling the community about your experience. 

I totally agree.  Most 19 year olds in the '70s weren't coddled and protected from the real world the way they are now.  They didn't breeze through high school and go to college regardless of how they performed (you had to study to gain admission) and you had to pay for it if your folks couldn't, because loans wouldn't nearly cover the cost.  You probably had years of summer jobs and maybe an after-school job to make spending money.  If you were 19 in the early '70s, you even went through the draft and might have served in the military (or gone to Canada). 
You just grew up faster in those days, because you were exposed to the real world and learned (by trial and error, if necessary) how to behave in society.  Now, a 19-year-old probably has never had a job, might spend all of his time gaming and doesn't go out much - either to movies or restaurants or even just to hang with his friends.  No wonder they're so unsocialized.  
Sorry.  End of rant.

Darling, you’ve probably just dodged a bullet. I understand the disappointment; it’s happened to many of us. Consider yourself lucky. Give yourself a day or two and then start planning your next encounter. Thank you, also, for telling the community about your experience. 

Darling, you’ve probably just dodged a bullet. I understand the disappointment; it’s happened to many of us. Consider yourself lucky. Give yourself a day or two and then start planning your next encounter. Thank you, also, for telling the community about your experience. 

Darling, you’ve probably just dodged a bullet. I understand the disappointment; it’s happened to many of us. Consider yourself lucky. Give yourself a day or two and then start planning your next encounter. Thank you, also, for telling the community about your experience. 

Darling, you’ve probably just dodged a bullet. I understand the disappointment; it’s happened to many of us. Consider yourself lucky. Give yourself a day or two and then start planning your next encounter. Thank you, also, for telling the community about your experience. 

Darling, you’ve probably just dodged a bullet. I understand the disappointment; it’s happened to many of us. Consider yourself lucky. Give yourself a day or two and then start planning your next encounter. Thank you, also, for telling the community about your experience.