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Boy, how fondly I remember the street scene in NYC on 53rd Street between Lexington and Third Avenues in Manhattan. My favorite was a muscle Spanish hunk. He was about 5'5" or 5'6" with perfect legs, huge shapely thighs supported by huge shapely calves, topped with lustrous ebony locks of hair on his head and bedroom brown eyes, and cupid-bow lips. Please excuse me for a minute, I feel a little stiffness coming.

I'm beyond impressed by the upgrade. It is easy to navigate and easy on the eyes. The only adjustment I, as a lay-person, would make is reducing the size of the comment icons, and perhaps grouping them along the bottom boarder of the posting range. Their current size and placement kind of encroaches upon the posting texts. But, again, that's just me.

My stomping ground was NYC in the 70's, 80's, and 90's, a smorgasbord of gay bars for every taste. I also have fond memories of the gay live theaters I knew, the Tom Kat on west 42nd Street, the Eros on Eighth Avenue, and of course, the Gaiety. In the early years the bars were havens from the cruel, judgemental outside world and generated an atmosphere of camaraderie and acceptance. Unfortunately, over time, that atmosphere eroded as the teeth of the negative criticisms and judgements of society in general invaded the gay compounds, gnashing and tearing with equal or greater intensity. Without intending to throw shade anywhere, I feel blessed to have my fond memories of the old days. Were I just now beginning as a young person, I seriously doubt that I could adapt to today's high-tech social shark tank.

He could make anything funny: Festivus: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vNgPe5YrJOc

Kale!

The gentleman to the left: no one person should have that much sex appeal.

Tommy Paul

Wow!! I so envy somebody.

A big part of it is that today's society, as a whole, has evolved into a craving for the instant gratification of just about everything.

I'm pretty much a self-isolationist by nature. While isolation is not an issue for me, it saddens me to see the toll it has taken on some of my neighbors and some members of my family. We all could use some solid good news from the front.

Not understanding your using the "sad" emoji. Don't misunderstand, aside from this wretched virus, my life is just fine.

I have that same reaction when I see aging celebrities. It seems as if it happens overnight, like my balding. One morning while shaving I happened to notice that my forehead is on the back of my neck.

I know the feeling. While I do not desire intimacy with every pretty boy I see, I'm an avid window shopper (especially Asian and Spanish).

Yeah, I can see that. If he had a mind to, he could definitely be a "home wrecker."

Does this qualify?

My TikTok boys The long-haired brunette. Younger than my usual taste, but what a honey.

Break it up boys, it's time for your warm oil massages.

I do love some beefy chicken.

I recently began using Chrome. I still like Firefox, but Chrome is faster for me and videos play better than with Firefox. My only complaint is that my password manager's autofill does not function in Chrome.

I have long since abandoned efforts to decode young people today...I just enjoy the views.

I live within a city, and I noticed soon after the stay-at-home order took effect that vehicles were traveling the empty streets at highway speeds.