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Ty Fox was a gym teacher in real life, fired when his gay porn activities were discovered. Oh, to have been in his locker room...

I'd call him toned.

You don't actually SEE the daddy in this one, but you can see where it's going. Anyone recognize where this is from? https://78.media.tumblr.com/727126a9a01bfcfa067d4a43fb152072/tumblr_otvc9bW0ED1tnuac3o1_540.gif

A gay porn performer had a small part as a bridge officer on the first season of Next Generation, 1986 or thereabouts. I can't remember his name or the episode (shame for a 50-year-long Trekkie). I don't think it was even a speaking part, he may not even have been credited. If I can remember more I'll post, or more likely someone will fill in my considerable blanks.

I think that's it! Amazing work, I bow to you.

There's a Monty Python skit, not one of their most famous ones, where Eric Idle plays an incredibly animated, laughing, screeching talk show host. The second the cameras stop he slumps and stops.

I hired Blake and Jason Branch early 2000's when they were together and I was visiting the East Bay. Very memorable session. I don't think either are involved in porn, escorting, or massage any more.

I saw him a couple years ago and hope to repeat when he makes it to Michigan next week.

both are favorites of mine. I've watched that scene many times.

And the keyboard on a computer fits my fingers better than the one on a phone.

I visited Vancouver for work about 15 years ago. There are a lot of good looking guys in Vancouver. Still...some oddities in his ad copy. "ONLY TOP IN CANADA!!!!" Really? "High tariffs." I'm hoping that doesn't mean what I think it means (he charges top dollar), but I think it does

HAHAHAHA. Why have I never thought of that possibility in the 50-plus years I have watched Jeopardy? I went to a live taping of "Wait Wait Don't Tell Me", the NPR quiz show. Took about two hours; I was just a tiny bit disillusioned that it was edited so that the participants seemed quicker-witted on the broadcast than they really are. They're still funny, but they weren't throwing out those funny responses as quick as the edited show would make you think.

Some more trivia - the first book came out in June 1997, which means the first book came out just as the events of book 6 were coming to an end. Dumbledore was born in 1881, which would make him 116 years old when he died (sorry for the spoiler).

That's correct. There were hints about what actual years the books took place in, but the first conclusive indication of the timeline of the books and associated birth dates, as far as I saw it, was in Book 7 (Deathly Hallows) where they saw his parents' graves and headstones. They died when he was one (a bit over, 15 months) on Halloween 1981. They were only 21 when they died, so 20 when Harry was born; the movies made them look much older - but perhaps Harry was seeing them as he expected them, as their true ages; 31 when he saw them in the Mirror of Erised in Book 1, 38 when he saw them by using the Resurrection Stone. Now that I check - Geraldine Sommerville, who played Lily, is 22 years older than Daniel Radcliffe. Adrian Rawlins, who played James, is 30 years older. And I am officially now obsessing too much over this. I was tickled to find out that both his parents were born very close to my birthdate; I'm about six weeks older than James and two weeks younger than Lily.

Bravo Delta & Chris Harder in Answered Prayers. Great scene.

I always imagined him sounding like Stephen Fry. From what you can hear in the recordings it sounds like his voice was higher. I listened to one of Miss Manner's audiobooks, read by herself, and her voice did NOT sound anything like what I'd imagined.

Thank you for that! I remember that book and loved it but could not remember the title. Googling probably would have found it, but having you show me is easier. :-) "Dream of the earthbound, Spin and flow, Flicker and furl and fold and NO" (from memory, I may not have that accurately). Speaking of which, there's another two I remember. One was about some kids who found a "magic oven" in an old shack, a dial that had "Low", "High", and "Magic" settings. Can't remember the name :-( The other is The Dragon's Handbook, by by Barbara Rinkoff; a boy finds a dragon's handbook, then the dragon, and he wants the dragon to teach him some of the things in the book - like breathing fire :-)

Thank you @thickornotatall ! I found a few sites selling his prints but not that particular one yet. I'll do more digging tonight.

The first "Jackass" movie did a lot of filming in Japan because the laws about getting releases from people caught in the background are more lenient than in the USA. or so I've heard.

Many of the videos on the free video sites are 6:00-minute excerpts of a longer scene. Sometimes you have to piece them together to see the whole process from seduction to full-on sex.

Looks like a fairly obscure book from my limited research so far. I'll keep looking to find the artist who did the cover.

Well...I'm not allergic to anything and I'm clearly on the pro-dogs-in-restaurants side here; but if I were allergic I'd talk with the hostess when I was being seated. Can't imagine they wouldn't accomodate. But I'm reminded of another line on the same page from the dog-friendly restaurant in Seattle: "If you are not a fan of dogs, then we suggest you go elsewhere in Fremont."

Got any idea what it's called? I love the picture and am rapidly approaching the look of the owner.

I bought "Taste of the Wild / Prey" (chicken flavor) yesterday, trying to mix things up for my picky eater. I hadn't seen the "Prey" version until yesterday. She ate her breakfast without prompting this morning, which is unusual. I'll see how it goes the rest of the week.

My first time bottoming was with an escort who knew it was my first time, and he encouraged that position to start.