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Thanks, you're right. It was early enough in the show that I was still sorting out characters, but I replayed it last night; that' definitely Peter Townsend.

Do they know of this community, do they realize that others know they've done it?

I just started watching last night, about an episode and a half in, just where George VI dies. I'm curious, the scene at the beginning of episode 1, on the ceremony where Philip is given a medal and takes British citizenship. The character helping the King dress, who helps calm his stuttering by reciting a dirty limerick; is that meant to be Lionel Logue, the speech therapist in "The King's Speech"? I didn't seem him in the credits.

Depends on your market, I guess. With 6 guys on MF in Detroit, and about a dozen in RM, it's not a big deal to check both.

same, and masseurfinder, but I've had better luck finding massage w/extras on rentmasseur.

It's starting this Sunday, any advance buzz on it? I've had a crush on Jonah Hauer-King since "A Dog's Way Home". I watched "Postcards from London" but if he had any scenes showing skin, they were brief.

Nice - kind of looks like Matt Bomer if he grew some chest hair :-)

I've always loved this guy. He did some straight porn as Chad White, and was Mattox on Chaosmen. Almost no guy-guy action, he was in "Edged" and "Serviced" videos.

I've wondered if sugar is one of the differences between Miracle Whip and mayo. I've only had Miracle Whip a few times in my life, but it tastes sweeter to me.

Jon King was my first porn crush, mid-80's.

does the 'sugar-free' mean they use a sugar substitute, or just literally that it doesn't' include sugar or any other additional sweetener?

Not quite on topic, but 'trigger words', for lack of a better term, make me laugh. Words that sound like another word that means something completely different. Some government official was chastised for using "niggardly" (meaning cheap/miserly). Another used "pedagogical" (pertaining to teaching) in an education report.

I can't remember who it was, but a British actor in an interview said that Brits grow up watching American shows and movies much more than Americans watch British stuff, so they're a lot more familiar with the accents. I was surprised how many actors on The Walking Dead are British. Andrew Lincoln with a British accent in a behind-the-scenes feature several years ago caught me completely off guard.

Some of those 'original' (charter? ) Sean Cody guys are still my favorites. The three-way with Zach, Dylan, and oh-I-forget-his-name, once Dylan started bottoming. There was a early scene with Sean blowing three or four guys, and in the commentary, Sean mentioned how surprised he was that Zach joined in, Zach leaned down & started blowing one of the guys while Sean was working on another guy.

This reminds me of Hitchhiker's Guide and the three levels of civilization.

That's an hour long video - could you pin down a timestamp featuring the guy you're looking to identify?

Went out & got some staples today. I'm actually kind of obsessively stocked up, even before this hit, so I'm in good shape. But someone mentioned difficulty in getting coffee and that set off my alarm bells. I picked up 4 packages, nothing fancy, but should last me a while. Washing down my daily prescription regimen with a martini, it feels very "Valley of the Dolls".

One of the dancers at the Gold Coast told me he had a fantasy of a guy coming in while he was sleeping and sucking him off. I was interested, but I was leery - he was a bit on the rough side and I wondered if he had roommates how they'd react.

Much as this subject is SO not my cup of tea; I applaud @Yeahman for asking.

if he is, the football's circumcised.

Is that an ankle restraint? you dirty, dirty, boy.

Always happy to see Archie from Sean Cody, no matter how much he's wearing.

traction? I remember someone saying he'd gotten silk sheets, and he had to get his wife a bathing cap and wear rubber socks.

I always heard that dance belts (aka ballet jockstraps) were made thick to hide any chance of VPL. In Burt Ward's book about playing Robin in the old Batman series in the 60's, he talked about the lengths they went through to conceal his bulge, including a dance belt. He also mentioned they had much less difficulty hiding Adam West's bulge.

I lean towards he's bad at expressing himself, rather than trolling; maybe not a native English speaker?