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Maybe he doesn't bottom any longer or does it occasionally for whatever reasons. However it seems that you're arguing the point which is kind of weird. If someone on the forum says like @BaronArtz in this case, that he topped him, I'd take it at face value. It's kind of a mute point to argue someone else's experience.

This reads like an infomercial.

CBD works great for relaxing your hole, and for muscle pains and arthritis - shit I've seen it help with a myriad of medical issues and even cancer. CBD from Hemp is the OTC variety and isn't as strong as CBD from Cannabis - but it can still work. I've been using (Hemp) CBD oil made for pets in my fisting lube and its helpful. Haven't tried the pre-made CBD lube, but it's one of those things that either works or doesn't for people. Being an occasional or moderate consumer of cannabis can change your bodies reaction to it as well.

Has anyone tried any of the new CBD products for bottoms.  These are suppositories that apparently do wonders to relax without getting you numb or high.  Plus apparently CBD is great for you hole too.
Fort Troff has a product called Boof:
Fort Troff | BOOF
And there's another one called Mello Bottoms:
Mello Bottoms - CBD Suppositories with 75MG of CBD. (mellodaily.com)
Anyone had any experience with these or anything similar?
 
 

Beware of a pack of tall 20 somethings that are all hung, very tall and love to party. They change their profile names as soon as they're listed here. There was a thread about them recently:
https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/is-this-a-scam.147453/
Their current profiles, before they change them again are:
https://rentmen.eu/HUNGFIT
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Novak was liked at the beginning while he was doing his impressions, which were somewhat goofy and lame, and before he was a non threat. You're right that everyone wanted to see Roger and Rafa play all the finals, and Novak spoiled that. However if it weren't for the two of them, he would have never reached the level he's at. So it's a double edged sword. He gets the glory but it comes at a cost.
 
As for Monica Seles, she was born in a Serbian city, that's still a part of Serbia and has a very large population of ethnic Hungarians even today. Novak has said himself that she was one of his role models growing up. Seles is also fluent in Serbian and has done many interviews for their press in their language. She's done exhibition matches in Belgrade. She was coached by her Father Karoly, and then by Jelena Gencic, before moving to the Bollettieri's tennis academy. Well Jelena Gencic happened to be Novak's childhood coach too. So yes Monica is definitely an ethnic Hungarian but she has strong ties to Serbia.
 
Croatian and Serbians get mixed up a lot by commentators. I think there might have even been a trophy presentation where they said that Novak is Croatian, and then he corrected them. It happens.
 
As for Monica not being liked, maybe it wasn't on the Novak level but she was heavily criticized for her grunting, to the point of her muting it for a Wimbledon final due to the complaints. She was also scrutinized for her playing style and the audiences definitely favored Graf over Seles at the time. I was a huge Monica fan and could not figure out why everyone was against her. When Seles got stabbed her peers, top tennis players, voted not to freeze her ranking until her return to the tour. The vote was 16-1 against freezing her ranking. You can draw your own conclusions at how much respect she had at the time. Out of her 9 Grand Slam titles 8 were won prior to the stabbing, while she still played for Yugoslavia. Only upon her return to tennis has she become the crowd favorite. Her game was never the same though even though she remained a top player.

Even Richard Holbrook couldn't negotiate peace between Novak and many tennis fans.

I happen to think that Novak may turn out to be a greater player than Roger or Rafa, at least statistically. I also think that it is unfortunate that many tennis fans don't appreciate him as much as the other two. But I have watched many of his matches since he first appeared, and I know that many fans react negatively to the kind of enthusiasm that the Serbian fans show for him. Swiss fans have always been less numerous and rather subdued at Roger's matches, and the Spanish fans have long had many great Spanish players to root for. It is natural for the Serbs to be extremely proud of the first great Serbian player, and it is unfair that there is probably anti-Serb ethnic prejudice in the general tennis community that carries over to Novak. As I have written elsewhere, he was unlucky to come along when the Roger/Rafa bromance had already captivated the media, and he was regarded by them as an unwanted intruder in their script--a third party often gets turned by them into a villain rather than another legitimate contender for GOAT. Novak has made it clear that he is aware of that favoritism shown to the others and resents it, which probably makes the Serb fans even more demonstrative.
 
I don't think Monica Seles was ever treated or regarded in the same way, since she was actually an ethnic Hungarian, played for Yugoslavia rather than Serbia, and became a US citizen while she was still a top player. I remember clearly that many fans and even commentators at the time didn't know where she was from in Yugoslavia and thought she was Croatian, like Iva Majoli and Goran Ivanisevic.

Good display by Rafa but I found the match uninvolving.

If you're not a Rafa or Novak fan, I can see why you're feeling meh about this final. But for us Big 3 aficionados, Rafa-Novak LVI is simply delicious.
 
If Rafa wins, he'll tie Roger's record of 20 Grand Slam singles titles. If Novak wins, he will be the first player ever to beat Rafa in a Roland Garros final (where Rafa has an eye-popping 12-0 record), will complete the double career Grand Slam (at least 2 titles at each of the 4 majors), and will reach 18 Slams (2 short of Roger, just 1 behind Rafa, plus he goes into the 2021 Australian Open as the overwhelming favorite).
 
If the knock on yet another Rafa-Novak final is the playing style, I get it. The matchup doesn't produce the most interesting point constructiom - a lot of endless rallies of Rafa's forehand crosscourt into Novak's 2-hander, ad infinitum. But for drama & tennis history, tomorrow's final is off the charts.

I agree @WilliamM but nonetheless I shall be glued to the television for the French Open final tomorrow

No surprise.
 
But, the US Open was quite interesting without Rodger, Novak or Rafa.
 
At least to me.

I don't know if older athletes are taking miracle anti-aging drugs, but I do know that top-ranked tennis players have a huge advantage over lower-ranked ones because they can afford to pay full-time teams of physiotherapists, physical trainers, nutritionists, etc.
 
When top-ranked doubles team Cabal & Farah hired a physio to travel with them full-time, they said they couldn't believe what a difference it made. At last year's US Open, Novak had a "recovery truck" waiting for him after his matches (for ice baths, icing down specific body parts, massages to get rid of lactic acid, specialized concoctions of foods & fluids, and God knows what else). How much do you think all that cost? And how many players outside of the very wealthy few can afford it?
 
Meanwhile, lower-ranked players can't even afford a full-time coach, forget the squadron of specialists that the top players employ.

Thiem wins in a tiebreaker.
 
Extraordinary

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It means you keep very accurate records if the 1,202 number is correct.
 
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Fabio Fognini anyone?

Fabio Fognini anyone?

New York Times
 
Coric has a tattoo that reads "There is nothing worse I'm life than being ordinary"
he stays true to his body art. One of the best mover in the game, the young, bristle haired Croatian kept grinding and swinging. He saved six match points against Tsitipas.

Fabio Fognini anyone?

Fabio was one of those I saw shirtless at Indian Wells several years ago. Talk about an exhibitionist!

https://ibb.co/g6rFsrF
 
Matteo Berrettini is quite good-looking as well. Unfortunately the handsome Italian has lost in the previous round.

Watching the last match of the evening and I must say that Carreno Busta's shorts highlight is tight ass nicely especially when he is in the serving motion.

Alexander Zverev defeated Borna Coric in four sets.
 
Sorry to see Borna go, very sexy man. He did win the first set though. Look forward to his post match interview
 
I did stay in a youth hostel in Zagreb, Croatia once.

Honestly I don't see the point of criticizing him for not showing up for the press conference. If you are someone who has a bit of impulse control difficulty, taking the certain fine and keeping your mout shut is probably the safer move than going to the conference still amped up amd possibly saying something that makes matters worse(like going from a forfeit to a suspension).

As opposed to intermediate sex?