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I was just trying to see the existing content, forums and threads. I kinda feel like an idiot here, seeing that others like it, but I can't make head nor tail of the new format. Is the concept of different forums (like Gallery, Spa, etc) still there, and if so how do I get to it?

After just a few minutes looking at the new forum, I tend to agree with "a bit overwhelming". Did I understand you when you said you copied over the existing forums; did that include all the existing posts? I clicked around a bit and I couldn't find any of the existing threads. I tried submitting a test post but can't figure out where it went.

I really like the look and feel of the current forum software, it's amazingly user-friendly in my opinion. But I'm totally willing to take a look at the new alternative.

Funny, an old memory popped into my head last night and I looked up the short story "An Old-Fashioned Girl", by Joanna Russ. Science fiction & one of the most graphic descriptions of a naked man that my pre-teen self had ever read.

humming along smoothly at 8:00AM Eastern. Thank you!

This times 1000.

Xaviera Hollander said this in her book "The Happy Hooker".

in the early 80's I was a member of a whimsical online forum, mostly university staff, everyone used pseudonyms. Every once in a while they'd have an in-person meetup; I was totally surprised at what some of the members actually looked like. I had genders wrong for quite a few.

I agree wholeheartedly with AlxWard being on this list.

I had a link but the video disappeared. Try looking for "Cheap massage" on the video sites.

I do love the bi scene (which is unusual for me) with Kellan and Tom. As soon as Kellan finishes fucking the girl, Tom manhandles Kellan onto his back and fucks him.

I love this one, but they cut out the best part, where the guy flips over and is amazed that the masseur is naked. yet doesn't comment at all on the fact that he's also hard.

The ad's expired, is there a current ad?

Hahaha. I'm in the same boat, but I do want to see my masseur.

That looks a bit like Jamie from Sean Cody, grown up a bit. Anybody know what school in California those colors represent?

Cade! I forget his scene partner's name, but by the tattoo I remember he's a triathlete.

These are terrifying stories ? I'm not a gold-star gay, but it's been decades since I've seen any woman naked, and I have no desire to go back there.

Adding my thanks as well. Good job guys!

Not fully, no. I frequently google that (along with Kyle Hynick) but nothing so far.

Hahaha. I had an incall with a provider years ago, I saw he had his bills spread out on his dining room table.

Michael Yerger from Survivor. I have close to 80 pics of him so far.

My Dad has mentioned that a co-worker at his work gave him great advice on retirement investing. That guy and his wife were my godparents, in fact. As I got older I wondered (a bit resentfully) why Dad never imparted that advice to his own children.

And the weird pauses before he confirms an answer as correct bug me. Yeah, I know it's nit-picking. Another pet peeve is when they don't give the context behind a difficult answer. I remember Dr. Oz doing this a couple times; a final Jeopardy answer was "This author was so upset by the musical made from her book, that when it was adapted into a stage play, she specified that no Americans be involved". The answer was PL Travers, the author of Mary Poppins; but he never identified the Mary Poppins connection, leaving viewers who hadn't seen "Saving Mr. Banks" to go look up what PL Travers had written. Anderson Cooper did that this week but I can't remember what the answer/question was.

That accounts for my knowing dozens of the dog names at the dog park, but knowing maybe four of the people's names.

I always wanted to name a dog "Rowdy", but wanted it to be short for something; all I came up with was "Rowena", which (if I remember correctly) is from "Ivanhoe". A friend's husky is named Russell; he said it was after Bertrand Russell, the philosopher. He considered "Bertrand" but thought Russell sounded better. I find there are a lot dogs named "Daisy", "Charlie", and "Thor" or "Loki".