BabyBoomer

Love Shane Rollins as he has one of the most amazing asses I ever seen. Would love to have fucked him, and have my way with him, but that's only a dream. . Mr. Rollins is a hot dude with a tasty dick and ass. Loved him in the movie: Justice with our sexy hunk here on Daddy's Reviews forum member - Tyger Hudson. The whole entire movie had me cumming for days. Especially the scene with him and Trevor Knight and then the last gang bang scene.... WOW. What a power bottom. I wonder if he still plays with men occasionally - even though he's married with a child.

You can see fellow forum member Sean Xavier pound the hell out of Duncan Black on Pornhub.
 
~ Boomer ~

If there's early voting allowed put me down as NO!
 
~Boomer ~

I wish I could start a poll about yes to tattoos or no tattoos....

yes friends that look like his dad or grandpa. Lol

I'll also take hunky black stud Tommy Smith too!
 
~Boomer ~

You can have Allen. Give me EDU.
 
~ Boomer ~

You can have Allen. Give me EDU.
 
~ Boomer ~

Nick is almost pulling away... the end of the poll is getting closer.
let's vote!

I'll also take hunky black stud Tommy Smith too!
 
~Boomer ~

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You can have Allen. Give me EDU.
 
~ Boomer ~

Michael Christopher.
 
~ Boomer ~

Right now we're looking at a landslide.
 
~ Boomer ~

Few people have led a more examined life than Frank Sinatra did, so a documentarian taking on the subject needs a distinctive approach. Alex Gibney (who also directed the recently-aired Scientology documentary “Going Clear”) finds at least a somewhat successful one for “Sinatra: All or Nothing at All,” which has its premiere Sunday and Monday nights on HBO. Still, there’s no disguising that the story is awfully familiar.
 
The two-part, four-hour film uses as a framework a 1971 performance in Los Angeles that Sinatra billed as a retirement concert — a misnomer, as it turned out, since there were many more concerts before his death in 1998. The film’s premise is that the songs he picked for that performance are both career-defining and self-defining. Footage from the concert becomes a gateway to archival material and commentary by Sinatra experts, family members and Sinatra himself, who is heard in excerpts from various interviews.
 
More: http://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/02/arts/television/review-sinatra-alex-gibneys-new-hbo-documentary-explores-a-legend.html?_r=0
 
I remember this song...
 

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