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I haven't watched Big Brother for many seasons, but I set my DVR to record this series because of James Maslow. I didn't know who he was until he appeared on Dancing With The Stars a couple of years ago. Then I watched the entire run of the Nickolodeon show he was on, Big Time Rush, in part because he and the other three main characters were all played by handsome young men but also in part because its slapstick humor was right up my alley. (So sue me for finding delight as a man in his fifties for a show aimed at the tween/teen market!)

Is that the guy who has been in his thirties since I started hiring 20 years ago?

You've never seen the calendar with the sexy priests as the monthly models? I could not easily find a link showing more than one model from this year's calendar, but this handsome guy is on the order page. Hmmm. The image sharing isn't working for this image. Here's the page where you can look at it and order the calendar. http://www.calendarioromano.org/ http://www.template.hostelsclubblog.com/property/33/images/foto-home.gif

I can echo that experience, except my second session was closer in time to my first and was with Heath solo. I was surprised that the man who gave a nice sensual massage during my first appointment seemed completely disengaged the second time around. It stands out of in my mind all these years later because it was probably the biggest change in level of service I've experience with a masseur.

I have lots of pleasant memories, but two stand out for different reasons: 1. I was getting a very nice massage by a handsome man who was wearing only a lightweight piece of cloth wrapped around his waist. The room was lit by candles. Can you guess what happens next? Yes, he accidentally caught the fabric he was wearing on fire! Fortunately he was able to put it out immediately and it didn't disturb the massage too much. 2. I hired a guy visiting my area on Thanksgiving day about six years ago. Went to his hotel, got on his bed (not great for a therapeutic massage, but for a more sensual one it will do), and was enjoying this handsome young man rubbing my body. After about a half hour, he got up, got a condom, put it on, and entered me. At the end of the session, I complimented him and said he went beyond my expectations based on his ad. His reply was along the lines of, "I advertise an erotic massage." I don't remember whether I told him that most erotic masseurs don't actually end up fucking me or just remained silent, but he got a nice tip on top of his fee. Unfortunately I never saw him advertise in my area again. I left a few voice messages but never got a call back, so I don't know if he simply stopped doing erotic massages or simply wasn't returning to my area so didn't feel a need to call me.

Cute. Glad they showed both men and women reacting.

Odd to see that comment posted here, of all places. I'm not saying that no escorts enjoy having sex with any of their clients, but it is work. Other people may enjoy their work as well, but it's still work and it might not be what people would want to do during their leisure time.

I thought TimSuck was related to TimFuck and Treasure Island Media. I thought that TimTales was a separate studio having nothing to do with Treasure Island Media.

I don't know whether he's straight or gay, but he's gorgeous.

Most preauthorizations go away quite quickly once the final charge gets posted, but I recently had a bad experience with Macys both charging my card and requesting a preauthorization for a mattress set. I was surprised that the preauthorization was listed on my account online until the next bill was issued, when it was finally cleared. Since it didn't impact my spending as I never spend close to my credit limit, I didn't do anything about it but it seemed very odd to me to tie up over a thousand dollars of someone's credit for close to one month when the actual charge had already posted.

It's up to the forum moderators to decide what's allowed. I suppose that as a member you can report posts that you think violate the stated policies, but my guess is that you'd have a lot of posts to report. I am always very careful to not post explicit information about masseurs I have hired because my experience leads me to believe that just because I enjoyed a certain level of interaction with a masseur doesn't mean that that's always part of that masseur's repertoire. I understand people wanting to know whether a guy charging a significantly-higher-than-normal price for a therapeutic massage is offering anything beyond a therapeutic massage, but when inquiries are basically asking if the guy provides "full service" even though it's a massage and not escort ad I get uncomfortable. I think people should be browsing on Rentmen or another escort website if they are looking for that kind of encounter, and then asking questions in the escort forum, not the spa, about services provided.

My thought exactly. I would hope that no escort is stupid enough to block someone simply because that person viewed their ad 5 or 10 or however many times. The viewer might already be a client, may have already scheduled an appointment, or might be ready to schedule an appointment. A good businessperson isn't going to discourage customers without reason, and someone simply looking at what you are offering is hardly a reason to shoo that person away.

I hear you. The problem with a lot of porn is exactly what you describe -- very little spontaneity or passion. Unfortunately Treasure Island either almost exclusively chooses physical types that don't appeal to me or they, as a brand, simply aren't able to attract younger, more buff guys to work for them. So even though their videos do have a cinéma vérité quality that I like, it's very difficult for me to be excited by porn when I simply don't find the performers attractive. That's why, at least on occasion, Sean Cody is my favorite studio. Every once in a while, Sean Cody puts together a pair who are obviously enjoying each other and, with rare exceptions, the types of men they cast are very attractive to me.

I think Kris still looks great, though I preferred him a bit less muscled. At least he hasn't gone completely overboard like former Sean Cody model Stu.

I could watch young men dance around in Speedos all day long.

Who wants to watch a TV show about this? Then again, TLC is the network behind the incest loving Duggar family so I guess we shouldn't be surprised that they would air something this ridiculous.

BelAmi bringing their own stable of performers to South Africa to film is the same as Sean Cody bringing their young men to Wyoming to film. I wasn't disappointed that Sean Cody didn't hire some local ranchers to do porn scenes and if I watch the BelAmi scenes shot in South Africa I won't be concerned with why they didn't recruit local talent to be in front of the camera.

If you just want to see the scene in the gym, here it is. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dK-zilnKh5c

Oh, man. In his prime, Sal was so hot. I love, love, love him in "Who Killed Teddy Bear?" An odd movie that teeters on horrible but ends up being good, largely because of the excellent performances (including Sal in that gym scene). He had quite a number of other nice film roles around that time as well, but by the '70s seemed largely confined to guest shots on TV shows.

Ok, I just checked out the videos. Hope the show is more exciting in person because that was pretty tedious to watch on a computer screen. As to the short clip where someone pulled Kurtis' dick out, it seemed pretty clear that more than one person around the stage was trying to get some fucking started. Maybe the show is just as tedious in person and the audience was trying to liven things up. That doesn't make it "right," but I wouldn't call what I saw "assault," either. Someone overstepped Kurtis' bounds and he admonished the guy and putting his dick back in his jock. Nothing to see here, move along.

No, I didn't watch the videos. If it's as some of you are describing, then I agree that it went beyond consensual. I just got the impression from some of what was posted here that some of you thought that strippers should no longer be touched when performing, at all, unless a customer had a verbal exchange first and received express consent. That seemed impractical to me.

Thanks for the info, EastbayMike.

It isn't just Facebook. Lots of websites track your activity and then use that information to get ad revenue. You can cut down how much you notice this by installing browser add ons like AdBlock+ and Ghostery, but I'm not sure it's possible to avoid being tracked when you are on line. One thing I won't do -- despite Facebook trying to get me to comply for several years -- is give FB my phone number. They try to sell it as some security measure and I see it is another way for them to be intrusive.

No, a fair analogy would be to suggest that it's okay to grope a porn star in the gym because he was changing in a locker room and had a jock strap on. After all, he's asking for it by wearing something provocative. No one here is suggesting that these men's bodies are fair game everywhere they go. But if someone feels violated when random men come up and touch while they hand over money, then that person shouldn't work as a stripper.

Happy birthday, Dane!