WilliamM

He is not writing about gay men, @marylander1940. Rather his focus is on clueless straight men. And his comments apparently ignore all forms of modern communication.

Anna and Jonas Kaufman are well known to people who listen and/or attend operas. They seldom cancel, unlike some the bold faced names of 20 to 50 years ago.

In other words, you are turned on by extremely unsophisticated men.

Miss Sanders was a friend of Richard Rodgers. She was in Annie Get Your Gun, The Sound of Music and Jennie. Nice to have friends.

I saw the Lincoln Center production twice. Once with Bernice Sanders from the original cast of the musical. Just an accident, I was expecting critical comments. but she loved the revival. Me too.

My concern: in the next production of South Pacific, Cable may be singing I am going to wash the man right out of my hair.

Very nice low key photo, truly wonderful.

My type is a nice ass based on views in shower rooms in high school, the military and at New Jersey beaches.

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Thanks, excellent response.

Come on, @studchaser, military service is not all playing around for yearbook photos. In a war zone, Vietnam, Iraq or Afghanistan, friends are vital, not who might be bi or not. So my answer again is the same as above, despite your silly question mark response.:(

In an unprecedented program to celebrate the new year, Anna Netrebko pulls out all the Puccini stops, starring as Mimì, Tosca, and Turandot in one gala evening. The star soprano will sing Act I of La Bohème, opposite tenor Matthew Polenzani, and Act I of Tosca and Act II of Turandot, opposite tenor Yusif Eyvazov. Conducted by Met Music Director Yannick Nézet-Séguin and featuring an outstanding cast that also includes baritones Quinn Kelsey and Davide Luciano, and bass-baritones Evgeny Nikitin and Christian Van Horn, this will be an evening not to be missed. Each of the acts will be fully staged and costumed in the respective (and spectacular) Zeffirelli and McVicar productions. I hope there will be a DVD, or a CD.

Billy Brandt arrived with his girlfriend, but left her at a local bar for hours. I believe he remembered the bar because I walked over with him to make sure. To be fair, He and I had a very long phone conversation the night before where he talked about filming "Absolute Arid" in Australia on his 21st Birthday. He Also said "being a bottom in a video would perhaps be ok, if that is what people want."

Yes. His fixation was being spanked.

A very nice butt/ass.

Guys on a military base horsing around? Really. Much better is becoming friends, without benefits.

Back in 2000 when I hired Falcon's Billy Brandt I believed incorrect he was gay. I would not have hired him if claimed to be bi.

I have only hired one escort who identified as straight. And that was because his queer friend recommended him. I enjoyed the experiment, but did repeat it.

I spent two years in the Army in the late 1960s, only one of those years in the United States. You have a strange affinity with straight men.

What about classical music, Broadway,MOMA, wonderful restaurants in New York City? Most of all, what do you mean by organic, beyond your one example?

The issue is writing just about New York City.

There is plenty of cultural in New York City and Philadelphia. I live across from the Barnes Museum and Foundation. The advantage of being a tenant: the ability to move elsewhere without worrying about a decline in property sales.

I do not nderstand your first sentence. Perhaps it is because I live in Philadelphia where rents are not expensive.

Years ago I had a chance to manage a small apartment building, have a free apartment, and continue with my current job. I agree because one of tenants was someone I really liked, but did not know well. I did becomes friends with that tenant, but some of maintenance issues were easy, but not all. And I did not have the ability to do much of the maintenance myself. And I certainly tried. So enjoy your homeowners rights, but count me out.