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I'm at home like most but still working full-time, from my dining room table. My dog gets let out more often, but she's still mostly laying on the couch while I work. Frequent short breaks to just check in with her & give her a hug. Not having a commute is nice, I'm right there with her the second I am done with work.

Just added it to my list, thanks! From the preview, it'll be like browsing the "Norsemen & Vikings" thread in the Gallery :-P

We had this book when I was growing up in the 60's. I don't think I actually read it, but I know the story. I didn't know they'd made a movie out of it. This came out in 2012, it looks like?

That was my situation Tuesday :-)

Agree 100%. I've run into many a person saying "this person can't be REALLY gay because <insert reason here>". I've ignored those comments for a long time now. And there's the converse, "he can't be straight because <insert reason here>" - the most common being "because he loves having his ass played with". Equally ignored by me.

Not to mention, in these work-from-home and no-contact-with-others days, I'm only showering every two or three days.

I think the "not very tall" thing about gymnasts is just basic physics; it's easier to get a small body to do flips/twists/etc. The moment arm is shorter :-) There may well be tall gymnasts, they rarely (if ever) make it to the elite levels.

It's an Australian movie about lifeguards, I think it's called "Drown". I can't remember the name for certain. I watched it a few years ago, I think the local library had it?

Again going by what they showed in the series, he certainly seemed to enjoy socializing and pomp. They portrayed his and Wallis's life as a constant round of fancy parties.

Steamrooms are an entirely different thread, I think

Seems a bit forward in what way? I am trying to think of a way that would be a bad thing in an escort

"Life Like", it was discussed on the forums about a year ago here https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/drew-van-acker-steven-strait-in-life-like-2019.148525/. I think it's on Amazon Prime but I'm not 100% sure. Science fiction, a couple purchases a personal android; the android's played by my long-term crush Steven Strait, the darker-haired guy in the clip. They fell into the all-too-common "Why would an android have chest hair?" trap and Steven's chest is shaved :-( His best furry role is in "City Island".

Not true about the downtown Minneapolis YMCA. I've never been to any of the ones in NYC.

I still haven't watched any of this movie except for this scene.

Hah, I had the same thought. There was a guy who'd gotten his swimsuit cord into a terrible knot, and I think he'd wrapped it so the knot was in the back. I offered to help. No Penthouse-type story follows, he did accept the help but was obviously very uncomfortable.

I am mesmerized by the bounce as the black shorts come off.

The frequency of Sean Cody releases seems to be slowing down. Just one a week during all of April. Wonder if they're "hoarding" their already-filmed content?

The frequency of Sean Cody releases seems to be slowing down. Just one a week during all of April. Wonder if they're "hoarding" their already-filmed content?

From the "AcroDave" thread, apparently some guys can restrict viewing of their phone numbers, so only paying members of rent.men can see them.

From the "AcroDave" thread, apparently some guys can restrict viewing of their phone numbers, so only paying members of rent.men can see them.

I think you're right. I'm a member, but not a paying one, and it says "Phone is not available for this member".

Also agreed. I've had friends say "No guy who likes having his ass played with that much can be straight" - it makes no sense to me. Enjoying prostate stimulation has nothing to do with your orientation.

Also agreed. I've had friends say "No guy who likes having his ass played with that much can be straight" - it makes no sense to me. Enjoying prostate stimulation has nothing to do with your orientation.

Was Margaret's husband Tony as "flexible" as they portrayed him in that show? I did Google the guy that was in the three-way scene with him, Jeremy Fry, and that seems confirmed; they pressured Tony not to have him as best man at the wedding, and he was convicted for soliciting a man "for immoral purposes".

Was Margaret's husband Tony as "flexible" as they portrayed him in that show? I did Google the guy that was in the three-way scene with him, Jeremy Fry, and that seems confirmed; they pressured Tony not to have him as best man at the wedding, and he was convicted for soliciting a man "for immoral purposes".