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This is one of my favorites, thanks!

That made me laugh.

I didn't live through the 50's and grew up in the 60's in a totally-white environment. I'd like to think that's exaggerated but I am sure that's wishful thinking on my part. I took a friend to see "Milk" and she asked me if the depiction of how gays were treated in the 70's was true.

I just watched the first episode. Wow. The depiction of what African-Americans lived through in the 50's is jarring, then it jumps into full-on horror movie. And the bod on Jonathan Majors, the lead. Damn.

A friend broke a wine glass at my house. I have a bunch of mismatched wine glasses, I reassured him it was no big deal, but a week later I got a box of six wine glasses he'd ordered for me.

Rumor had it Jeff Stryker had to stand on a box for this scene with the much-taller Jeff Hammond.

LOVE this scene from "Big Guns" - taking off from the movie "Thief of Hearts", which came out about the same time. MIKE: "Don't stretch my asshole out too much, my girlfriend will wonder" JOHN: "Fuck your girlfriend, I did!"

Thanks for putting a name to him. Beautiful man. Does anyone know if he's done any porn other than solos?

It was as awful as I expected. The exccessive amount of narration & voice-over by Harley Quinn was particularly irritating. It's a movie, SHOW the story, don't tell it. That worked much better in the first "Deadpool", but again, Marvel's figured out the superhero movie genre much better than DC has. Sad, since I was a DC reader as a kid.

wow, give that the award for the longest filename ever... "los-angeles-california-usa-5th-february-1995-exclusive-actor-jack-noseworthy-poses-at-a-photo-shoot-on-february-5-1995-in-los-angeles-california-usa-photo-by-barry-kingalamy-stock-photo-2A58TXW.jpg" Redundant, too ?

I'm going to go against the consensus here, and stick with what I read in Miss Manners years ago. In response to a question from someone who was wondering about pointing out a friend's recent weight gain, she responded (I paraphrase her), "What did you expect? Your friend's going to say "Oh my gosh, I didn't realize! I'm going right back to the fridge to throw out that Sara Lee Cheesecake that I was going to eat this afternoon!" There's so little chance that he's not aware of his teeth's condition that I would never have mentioned it.

Xaviera Hollander wrote in "The Happy Hooker" that you a man's nose was a good indicator of the size of his cock. She would know...

Bumping up a very old thread since I saw "Event Horizon" a couple nights ago and started googling "Jack Noseworthy naked" ? I was surprised to find out he's gay, he's been out for a long time, and has been partnered with choreographer Sergio Trujillo since 1990 (well before he was in MTV's "Dead at 21" in 1994). They married in 2011 and have a son born in 2018.

Charlotte Rampling played a similar character on Dexter a couple years before London Spy; kind of creepy scary woman who raised a child in an, ahem, unusual way. She played the doctor who helped raise Dexter and develop Harry's Code.

I'm even later than you, I just finished "London Spy" over the last few days; it's been on my netflix list forever but finally got to it. Awfully good but not at all what I expected, definitely more of a mind-fuck than I would have thought (reminds me of "Fight Club" in that way).

Is this on the DC pay service, the same one that had the live-action Teen Titans show?

When I was in my pre-teens National Geographic had an issue with art about the olympics in ancient Greece. There was no explicit nudity, but I remember the "wrestling naked" one, and I think one about the original marathon runner, showing him naked just before he collapsed, figleafed by someone's hand. I'm pretty sure this is the same wrestling image:

I'm seeing more and more commercials for manscaping products. I'm simultaneously happy to see furry shirtless guys on broadcast TV, and sad to see that they find their furriness to be a problem, not an asset.

I liked Happy Endings but not as much as The Opposite of Sex. So many funny quotable lines.

I thought she was amazing as Lucia in "The Opposite of Sex". So different from Phoebe in Friends. Lucia: I don't know how you do it. You're always so nice and so calm. Tom was like that too. It's depressing. Bill: You're nice. Lucia: That's how I always felt around you too, like the Baroness in The Sound of Music. While everybody's just singing and climbing an Alp. And I just wanna STUFF THAT GUITAR UP THAT NUN'S ASS! And... ugh!

Maybe it's too early and not enough coffee, but I don't remember a gay character in "Airplane!". Do you mean Johnny, the funny guy in the control tower?

He was running a martial arts studio for a while, according to a friend of mine. The friend knew someone who had a club next door and Jeff was always lodging complaints against them. This was a good 10, if not 20, years ago.

Since I just started watching "London Spy" and I'm jones-ing on Edward Holcroft: (this is from Kingsman, not London Spy)

That's what I expected, I hoped I was wrong. DC hasn't figured out the genre, Marvel does a great job. I don't think I've liked a DC movie since "The Dark Knight".

My rentmen buddy list takes up two pages, lots of guys in other cities I lust after but haven't met because I don't travel much.