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Was it a dating site?

Could be his real name. I knew a guy named Roland McDonald; from doing math on his birthday, I think he'd been born just months before McDonald's introduced Ronald McDonald. Doubtful this guy was born before people knew about Charles Atlas; possibly born after most people had forgotten about him? :-(

One masseur I've seen a few times used a subscription music service for the background music, and in one session he was having trouble because a friend he'd shared his password with kept using it, and it'd cut off (or change, I can't remember) the masseur's music.

Luke was a singer in a band, married and "straight as an arrow" according to the description on his first, solo, video. I admit to having a few fantasies about meeting him as he was leaving the club he'd played that night.

That was my post you referenced! I do have a handful of memories, mostly around the age when some guys had 'matured', and others had not yet. A couple of guys horsing around naked while in line to turn in their school-issued suits after swimming. One guy who'd impressively matured before all of us, well-hung and starting to get chest hair in 9th grade. Another guy who I saw diving off the deck into the pool, and the impressive heft of his cock as he was airborne and horizontal. Just after high school, I was assistant coach for the swim team, and one of the swimmers would come into the coach's office to shave, naked, because it had the only unbroken mirror in the locker room.

Ellen Degeneres had a stand-up bit about people who got high from licking frogs. "Who was the first person to try that? Can you see that at a party? 'Here, try this. Okay, I was wrong about the weasel, but try licking this frog!'"

I missed this when you posted. I just changed your address, hope my last few monthly checks made it to you.

This thread makes me think of the scene in "Jock-A-Holics", with Phil Bradley and Aaron Austin. Aaron's been approached by a guy to film a porno and asks his buddy Phil to shave his balls. At one point, Aaron asks "Do you think it's big enough?"; Phil replies "I think you're doing okay". https://thegay.com/videos/641710/jock-a-holics-with-aaron-austin-bottoming-and-phil-bradley/ skip ahead to about 1:15:50

I can't remember his name, but there was a DJ on Detroit radio in the 80's or 90's that had a habit of pausing briefly before he used a long word. They weren't even complicated words. It always made me think he was trying to impress people with his vocabulary. Another DJ, Steve Dahl, one of the original shock jocks. He had a network going for a while, he broadcasted out of Chicago but they played his show in Milwaukee and Detroit. He had a 'sidekick' that he worked very well with, but apparently they had a falling out, and years later I heard him doing his show solo. There'd be LONG periods of silence. Apparently someone had called him on it, and his response was "I'm thinking. You want me to talk without thinking about it?" I wonder if he's still broadcasting.

starting out something with "I'm not gonna lie". A co-worker would say "I don't drink alcohol". "I don't drink" gets the point across fine, and even the dictionary lists "to imbibe alcoholic drinks" as a definition for "drink".

I did enjoy the Luke's progression of being more comfortable with the scenes. If I remember, his very first solo, Sean had to leave the room and leave the camera running on a tripod because Luke was so nervous. As he did more scenes, he went on to fucking Zach in one scene, and got fucked by a fan in another, but seemed not to enjoy being fucked at all.

Ha. A friend was raving about Golden Corral, I took my mom there - she was not a big fan.

In 8th grade gym class, the first where we had to change & that required a jock. When explaining the requirements on the first day of class, the teacher said there would be 'jock checks'. I was terrified. I also remember the embarrassment of telling my mother we needed to buy one.

Not my worst experience, but I went to a masseur that I'd gotten playful with a few years prior. He was working out of a holistic health center now, and it the environment wasn't conducive to playfulness. He kept working my Achilles tendon, hard, which hurt a lot; I asked him to stop a couple times, but he kept at it. I think I packed up and left. At least I hope I did.

Hahaha. At one restaurant, a friend looked around and said "It looks like an art bomb exploded in here." Another, a different friend said "This place is just oozing trendiness."

We have signs in our neighborhood saying "Speed hump". Nobody looking like that hanging around them that I've seen. Signs used to say "Speed bump", not "speed hump" - seems to be a recent change.

A friend talked about having a "porn buddy", someone designated to clear out the embarrassing stuff before the family arrived.

the guy on the bottom is Archie from Sean Cody. Maybe that's Sean with him?

That's new to me. Honestly sounds a bit like the way they talked in "Clockwork Orange".

Sounds like things ramped up pretty quickly there :-P

Jelly? What's up with that, is there a new use for that word that I'm unaware of?

Not by police, but I was busted in the gym showers. The attendant took both of us guys back to the office and said he was revoking both our memberships; he printed something out that 'verified' that. It was all just scare tactics, when I went back a few weeks later (making sure the same guy wasn't at the desk), they let me in without question.

I'd think the second time it'd be a lot easier. You've been together, you know each other a bit and know it's not sting; I think there'd be a lot fewer barriers to discussing things in more detail.

I was at a friend's daughter's wedding; they'd been officially married in a quick civil ceremony about a year earlier, this was the 'big' wedding they'd originally planned. The groom joked to the bride's father "This is great. I look forward to seeing what you guys do for our third wedding." I said "If there's a third, you may not be in it."

Those were great. The quoted one reminds me of a picture of a freeway sign: "It's a lane, not a birthright. Let them merge."