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I'm a die-hard fan and haven't missed an episode since season 1. This season is a bit light on guys my type. I'm waffling between Dean, Jack, and Tommy. Ronnie and Aaron match my type, but they were both such unsufferable jackasses from the start I'm off them. Jack's got a beautiful trail, I'm waiting for the point where the guys get thinner and their pants are slipping down. Is anyone else getting a gay vibe from Tommy?

No interest in seeing this guy, I'm just clicking on this thread because the comments are making me laugh.

Nothing recent to offer, I saw him just about 4 years ago in NYC. Good massage, nice guy, playful, did not go over into full escort experience but I enjoyed it.

The Burgess sisters arrived together. Tara and Lainie do a little bit of everything. Sometimes dancers, sometimes actresses. Once they were librarians, but that is a subject they will only discuss if heavily intoxicated. ― Erin Morgenstern, The Night Circus

I'm normally very, very good at movie quotes but had to google this one. Is it...

is it the place discussed in this thread? https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/the-club-dallas.152528/

I wondered that myself. His ad states "light leather".

I just bought a new tent. I decided on the one that had an attached closet, so I could keep coming out of it. To whom, by now, I'm not sure...

At a new job a co-worker came by to ask me about something. When he got close enough I was stunned at his BO - I gave him a quick brush-off answer and said I'd email him a more complete answer when I had time. Right about the same time a new business reporter had started at the Detroit Free Press, and one of her columns on work life issues involved colleagues with body odor; it was not a 'protected category' :-)

@manmed there is indeed a lot written about Derek already on the forum. Search his name when you have a few hours to spare.

Some Star Trek book I read referred to the Prime Directive that way.

Just about anything from Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy - originally a radio serial, then a book/BBC-TV series, then a record, then a stage play, then a video game, then a movie... I have two of them framed, the one about Zaphod & stupidity (because it reminded me of a co-worker), the other about "The Universe (and some information to help you live in it)", most of it is footnotes. Doing the footnotes justice is beyond my editing skills, but here's a page with that quote. http://www.angelfire.com/ca3/tomsnyder/hg-2-19.html

I'm assuming you're white - did you explicitly tell him you were white? This strikes me as "white is the norm, anything else should be disclosed" viewpoint.

In Detroit tomorrow. his ad says he's hairy, apart from the fuzzy butt picture that doesn't seem to be the case - and also says 5.5 inches uncut. @mlee789 any report as to either of those characteristics?

nice VPL on the tall guy in the red briefs. :-)

he says he's on Sean Cody, does anyone recognize him?

Yes, they will. I'm going to be smiling about that all day.

Yes, they will. I'm going to be smiling about that all day.

The "Binocktails" name reminds me that I have a set of fake binoculars somewhere that is really two separate flasks. I remember the plastic wrappers to go around cans to disguise that it's beer. It usually was some sort of modification of a pop name - "7-Op", "Caco-Cola", etc. I stopped being able to find them sometime in the late 80's.

Whatever it was, I'd question the judgement of a guy who leaves a syringe out when he's expecting a client.

I think Rick M submitted a review, but since the only name FutureMedDoc goes by is FutureMedDoc (a handle), rather than by an actual name (his real name or otherwise), Daddy won't post the review.

That's a keeper.

I am totally on your side but this is an argument we'll never win. I see the same thing everywhere, especially at work. Nobody bothers to check what they've written. My favorite? Writing something like "This is now working" - did they mean "not"? I avoid that phrasing entirely now. I saw a quote once, "Don't write so you can be understood. Write so you can't be misunderstood". That guides everything I write.

Thank you, I took your advice :-)

It's on Showtime Family tonight, I just set it up to record.