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I don't understand going for gay for pay in general, but for the sake of argument I will write that I don't think it's fair to put all G4P pornstars in the same boat as someone accused of murder. It's also quite possible that someone could be murdered by a "kept boy" who is gay, and while I don't think anyone is going to find true love and devotion from a guy who identifies as straight, I assume that most of the time the straight guys just take what they can get and then move on. It takes a special kind of evil to purposefully kill someone hoping to inherit all of his assets.

Just based on his looks, Gavin is my #1 choice. Yum, yum, yum. Just based on his past behavior, I wouldn't approach Austin with a 10-foot pole.

You'd be surprised. I hired a guy once who not only freaked out when a little bit of "shit happened," but he got in the shower without telling me what he was doing and eventually came out of his bathroom (perhaps 10 minutes later) fully clothed. At this point, we were probably only half way into our scheduled session. I asked him to return to bed and he said he could do that because the mood was totally killed. I wasn't too pleased (and I was also embarrassed), but what came next was the real shocker: He expected me to pay him for the full hour even though we had spent, at most, 15 minutes or so being intimate. I told him that under the circumstances, I certainly wasn't going to pay him for the full hour. I paid him half (still more than I thought he deserved) and left. I could tell he was angry, but so was I. His reaction was just so over-the-top from my perspective. One would have thought that I defecated all over his bedroom.

Damn! That last guy in the photos has some mighty meat!

Oh, come on. You expect us to be able to pick out the fairest from a group of men who are all incredibly attractive? I just can't do it. Can I have them all, please?

"This is my bed, and that's my parent's bed, and this is where I sleep." "Wow! You get 50 bucks and you get pussy, too?" http://www.xvideos.com/video698997/mike_henson-kevin Unfortunately, this isn't the full scene. Whoever posted it edited out the other plot points involving Johnny Davenport.

Oh, I should add that even though I knew I was gay and I loved this show, I didn't so much care about the Jodie Dallas character. The best part of this show was the character Jessica Tate, played by Katherine Helmond. Very funny and very touching at the same time. And, since this is a place where muscle men are frequently admired, let's not forget the hunkiest character on the show, Dutch, played by Donnelly Rhodes. http://www.sitcomsonline.com/photopost/data/739/dr1.JPG

I enjoyed this show when it was on and I still find it funny when I happen to see it today. Don't forget that while Billy Crystal's character was stereotypical, his football player boyfriend Dennis (played by Bob Seagren) wasn't stereotypical and was handsome, too. Too bad that character didn't last very long.

Well, I have heard of some U.S. and Canadian citizens who have gotten into trouble there, but in each case those people did get involved in the drug trade. I'm not saying that there isn't any police corruption and that it's impossible that someone could just be randomly harassed by police, but I frequently encounter police while walking there (and I'm often by myself) and I've never had any problems. That being said, in my experience the biggest risk there (assuming that one isn't engaging in any illegal activity) is that there are plenty of people who will try to take economic advantage of tourists, whether that be storekeepers or waiters "forgetting" change or making improper change, vendors making up ridiculously high prices for gringos versus locals, or pickpockets. For those reasons I recommend not getting so sloppy drunk that you don't know what's going on; having enough small bills so that you don't really need change from servers in restaurants; and asking in advance how much something is going to cost versus just trusting a local who tells you what something should cost.

That hasn't been my experience, and I've gone there about a dozen times over the past decade.

Seems down to earth, which is very appealing. I don't think I would watch too many similar videos since he's basically just rambling and not saying much, but it did give a bit of a window into what his personality is like. I find him really cute in some photos and not others. Like some of you, I don't like the photos with the beard. Beyond that, in some of the photos his haircut is so bad that it turns him from cute boy-next-door to average boy-next-door. Not that there's anything wrong with average guys, but his varying looks really drive home the point that grooming/styling can have a significant impact on someone's sex appeal.

I'm not saying that every tech who works for Geek Squad/Best Buy is incompetent, but at best I'd take their proclamations with a grain of salt. Just of some the inaccuracies they recently told you: 1. Firefox is, in fact, still being maintained/updated. I use Firefox more than any other browser and it had an update within the past week or so. 2. "Chrome" doesn't own Firefox. Google developed and owns Chrome. Firefox was developed by the Mozilla Corporation. Mozilla had a contract with Google that got extended several times, making Google Firefox's default search engine and, in exchange, kicking back revenue to Mozilla from searches performed in Firefox. That contract ended late last year, however, so I assume Google's financial contribution to Mozilla has decreased while Yahoo's has increased (Yahoo is now the default search engine). 3. As to whether it's worth upgrading to Windows 10, their advice is probably sound for non-techies. If your computer is currently working to your satisfaction, why bother with doing an upgrade that might force you to relearn some things or, worse, might make some things not work properly, requiring you to troubleshoot new problems? For those with decent enough computer skills, though, upgrading from Windows 8.1 to Windows 10 isn't a bad idea -- particularly since the upgrade is free.

I just found this website that shows what Stu looks like now. Apparently he's become a bodybuilder. I frankly think he looked better before he got shredded. What do you think? http://str8upgayporn.com/sean-cody-stu-bareback/ http://str8upgayporn.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/11586971.jpg

A gorgeous young man.

Joe wins for me, but just by a hair, over Nick. But, really, I would be very happy with either of them in my bed. Unless Kevin simply doesn't photograph well (and I tried to find another photo of him where he looked better), he doesn't seem to hold a candle to his two brothers.

I don't understand your point. He's currently one of the main characters in a weekly sitcom that has been on several seasons and still gets good enough ratings that it's not likely to get canceled soon. Why would he need to be worried about marketing himself when he has a steady job on a successful show? As someone else previously opined in this thread, I also think he looks fine just the way he is - and his look fits his character on The Middle. Would I personally find him even more appealing with a different haircut and more muscle? Probably. I'm guessing he has no problem finding women to date, though (I'm pretty sure he's straight).

I'm thinking he's deliberately not bulked up because when the show started, he was a young adult who was playing a character who was still in high school (I think maybe only a Freshman). Now that he's playing someone in college, it would make more sense for his character to be more muscular but that change in body shape wouldn't really be consistent with the character as written.

How about this scene from that show? Shows Patrick looking mighty fine in swim trunks (and out of the water, so you get a better look at him), and it also features Ted Cassidy, the guy who played Lurch on The Addams Family. [video=youtube;ovAW5eiyqHU]

I love Gene Pitney in general, and this is one of my favorites by him. Almost melodramatic but just shy of overdoing it such that it becomes comical (with the possible exception of "Mecca"). [video=youtube;5J_QoDrNhNo]

Just to be clear, the "broken record" idiom doesn't simply refer to a scratched record since lots of scratched records still play. A broken record is one that will not play properly because it is so damaged that the stylus can't work its way through the grooves, so what you get is that the record will reach a certain point and then keep repeating whatever is in the grooves throughout one rotation of the record. (That might not be a clear description to someone who's never played a vinyl record, but I think people of a certain age will all understand what I mean.) So the meaning of telling someone that he/she sounds like a "broken record" is merely stating that that person keeps repeating him/herself.

I watched the first episode and didn't like it very much, but since I wanted to like it I forced myself to watch the second as well. I didn't continue beyond that episode. I wish the show was more about the transitioning character and less about the self-absorbed adult children.

In honor of the Giants coming out strong (so far, 7 to 0 in the 7th inning of the first World Series game), here's my favorite again. Buster Posey all suited up.

What I don't get is why someone who suddenly becomes famous and wealthy has a hard time being honest about his income. What was his annual income before he was cast in Jersey Shore? Probably well under $100,000. One would think someone in his position could simply be happy about his good fortunes and be honest when filing his taxes.

My current favorite is still Buster Posey. His athletic yet still twinky good looks when he first started playing with the San Francisco Giants along with their winning the World Series reignited my interest in baseball. He also seems like a genuinely nice guy. http://peteryang.com/v02/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/130116_mh_posey_b.jpg

Maybe, or maybe not. Could be the guy just knows that many customers will make a similar assumption and hire him, hoping for more, even if he isn't actually going to provide it. I've not only had masseurs go beyond my expectations in a sexual way, including a few who actually topped me, but I've also been duped by guys whose ads were carefully constructed to highlight their sexual qualities only to get a mediocre therapeutic massage with no extras.