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His brother Matt is also a hottie. http://media.nbcsandiego.com/images/653*367/Matt+722x406.jpg

Wow, don't hold back. :o

#15, sans the tattoos, and #17.

"Don't hate me because I'm beautiful."

I think I might have that. For number 3 in particular.

He looks very, very good indeed. His photos chip away at my resistance to tattoos.

Yes, there are many studies and statistics that identify and analyze various strains of the practice. I just can't comprehend the addiction-like possession it takes of people. There are so many heart-wrenching stories of families devastated by child molestations and their revelations.

Just don't understand how the body of a child incites an uncontrollable lust in some people. http://www.sherv.net/cm/emo/sad/shaking-head-sad-smiley-emoticon.gif

Ah! Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow.

You're welcome. They are both hoties.

Make it John for me.

http://www.myvidster.com/video/23797659/tobin_and_valentino_bb

I'm stuck in the past. The face shots are mesmerizing, but when I saw the tats and piercings, it was all gone.

Why is it me that feels dirty?

It is the acts and attitudes of human kindness, such as you have demonstrated, that make me rethink my belief that God should have gone with his/her first inclination to obliterate all life.

Very impressive "background."

Your point is well taken: http://www.missmalini.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/akshay-kumar-bc.jpg

Hooray for Bollywood!

I'm odd man out. For me the bush ruins it. I like a neat workspace.

My paranoiadar is pinging. Seems like a lot of big-time mergers are happening lately, all over the map.

Images of Derek Atlas always give me a lift.

If in NYC $300/hr. is the new norm, I shall drastically reduce my frequency and take solace in my savings.

I wouldn't mind "fiddling" with #10.

You have raised a valid point about there being a more PC way to determine the type of client/date. For the professionals (escorts/masseurs) I could see something like "Client preference: Caucasian only"; and, for dating sights, "Seeking Black/Hispanic only" along with age/weight restrictions. For as long as there are humans there are going to be racial barriers, and it would be a huge positive step forward for everyone if harsh disrespect could be replaced with more diplomatic verbiage in public advertising.

I agree that being upfront about racism and any other isms is best, and it would save them and any unwanted clients a lot of time if the statement was placed at the beginning of their advertisements rather than the very end.