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I'd always loved the Zak Spears/Jesse Tyler scene in "Redemption". On another message board where Zak was participating he said he hated Jesse as a scene partner, I think he said Jesse couldn't get hard.

There are a gazillion threads about tipping.

"Enola Holmes" hits netflix today! I know what I'll be watching tonight.

There was a yearly anthology of gay fiction called "Friction" about the time I came out, late 90's. They usually had a couple stories by an author "Grant Foster" that really pushed my buttons. I later found an anthology of just Foster's stories, "The Long Slow Burn".

The Detroit Free Press went digital long ago and subscribers got Thursday, Friday, and Sunday editions in print. A few years later I discontinued the print since I realized it was a touch cheaper, I'd used them for nothing but fireplace starter, and my fireplace was broken. I get a couple magazines from persistent publications who keep sending me their magazines even though I no longer pay.

I've seen cartoon porn set in caveman times. Can't recall any live-action.

and cut/uncut :-) Private pics are available if you're logged in on a premium subscription, I just have the free login.

Recorded it; honesty forgot it was on last night, I was binging "Cobra Kai" on Netflix.

I read about a guy (gay man maybe?) writing women's erotic fiction. In one of his love scenes, his editor had to point out to him that women do not have prostates. I have many of the Gordon Merrick paperbacks. They're worth money now? I've written before about "An Idol For Others" being in the small book section of Hudson's department store, and reading that while Mom & the sisters shopped for clothes; I was in my early teens.

That's Michael Yerger, he was on Survivor a few years ago. It was a sad day when he was voted out.

You've seen Gattaca one too many times

Oh yeah. Give me a furry guy with a baby face any day.

I'm a slut in theory. In practice, not so much.

That picture confuses me. The guy on his back has both arms over his head. Whose hand is that stroking his cock?

I'm very much looking forward to Netflix's movie "Enola Holmes", based on the young adult series of books (I just finished the first book in the series and have the others on hold at the library). Enola is Sherlock Holmes' younger sister, played by Millie Bobby Brown (Eleven from Stranger Things). From the looks of the trailer, it looks to take some liberties with the book, but it looks like a lot of fun.

My dog will walk through my legs and stop halfway, with her butt in front. it's the best position for butt scratches. She does it to others too.

Dog-friendly restaurants are a favorite of mine, more and more it's a major factor in where I choose to eat (or chose, since I haven't done anything but carry-out since lockdown). I was on the restaurant patio with my dog, and she was straining towards a couple at the next table with a baby spilling food on the ground. I told the couple "She's not aggressive, she's just interested in the food on the ground". They got embarrassed and started to clean it up, I said "The dog will clean it up if you want", and we ended up having a great time, with the baby deliberately throwing food for my dog.

The Ricky Gervais series "Extras" had a lot of great cameos. David Bowie in one episode, Daniel Radcliffe and Dame Diana Rigg in another.

I even avoided "My dog" for a while, until I realized that one says "my sister/brother/parents", or "my hand", for that matter. "My" doesn't always imply possession. I'm "her human".

I struggle with that phrasing. I hate saying "I own my dog" or referring to myself as her owner, but haven't found a good alternative that doesn't make me sound like some sort of flower child.

I had the same thing happen a few years ago, a Chicago guy I'd had my eyes on for a while posted he was visiting Detroit. We chatted and settled a time, then his ad disappeared from the Detroit listings. I checked with him and he said he'd cancelled the trip, he hadn't had much response to his Detroit visit.

I'm in the 9 to 5 world, I took Friday off to have a four-day weekend. It seems like EVERY extended holiday we have some sort of family emergency that throws a wrench into plans.

The description of W1A from Netflix: "The new Head of Values at the BBC deals with redefining the company's purpose, events like the arrival of Prince Charles and issues with new programs." It's got Hugh Bonneville from Downton Abbey, and Joel Fry, who had a small but funny part as the stoner friend of the main character in "Yesterday". I've just added it to my list.

Always indoors in stores. Rarely outdoors.

Definitely a dog person, although I don't mind cats. We had a dog all through my childhood. When I got my own dog about five years ago, the 'dog person' aspect of my personality kicked into overdrive.