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We will be sure to add his profile to the hundreds of others we never open.

I totally understand your disdain (disgust?) and based on hearing from HR friends, more and more people these days react negatively to really strong fragrance - to the point where it’s not allowed in some work environments. I am the same with any fragrance that is vanilla, peach or goddam pumpkin spice. I gotta ask you, though, how having a beard and body hair prevents a man from adding some sort of scent… Between work, friends and (more than) a few tricks, I’ve known several hirsute bearded Daddies who smelled like “7 Days in a Whorehouse”. Some actually made it work. Chemistry is key. (Not to minimize the role of the whores who were in the house.)

Would a real agent of this digital age really need to do all the super spy stuff that requires a hot bod? It’s time to reimagine this imaginary character. A fearless working mother… Bond. Ame Bond. “Swagger this, bitches”

He was tasty, best as a garnish (or dip?) She for me was a fully nourishing presence

I recommend this one Sleep Science mattress Costco delivers and takes old one away too.

https://rent.men/MitchellX Another Daddy in LA! Anybody know anything?

Extra effort w images! ++++

I threw in the towel on this show making sense in Ep1 when the guests arrived by boat. There’s little about the way the show included the resort setting that lends verisimilitude. I don’t put it in the same category as Hotel and Loveboat in gross distortion of how a large hospitality workplace actually works. But given Covid restrictions during shooting, they had to limit personnel involved, so normal chain of command was short. The GM wore too many daily operation hats, but they needed him directly involved with multiple guest stories. Random scattering of human remains is not a thing the hotel would allow on their beach, but they would have deals with local charters specifically for legal burial at sea… which means one other actor at least. And it would not have given us scene on boat with Rachel and Shane and crazy Tanya, as they would have been on different craft. It’s a workplace dramedy centered on the customers who come and go, not the interaction of the workers with each other. Except of course for Dillon’s Employee Performance Review…😛

The name says it. Naut.

Not unattractive -7 yrs experience? Did he start at 15?

Nice photos. Will be curious as more weigh in. Does he put the mmm in mmmartial arts?

“…do you know Mrs. Stephen Haines? Mrs Fowler feels awfully sorry for her…”

Had to look that one up - it came along in my “bodywash only” years…

I’m on board with the notion that an accurate 7” is a gift. If a little extra fleshy to the touch, that is Hung for me. Dimensions of really satisfying cock, for me, are considerably smaller than dimensions of satisfying silicone toys. I view all dimensions in ads as exaggerations. But if one of the “10inchers” happens to be truthful once the pants are off, I could cope.

I smell trouble. This is for men who have a current or past relationship with a cologne, aftershave, or scented skin lotion. Do you recall the first scent you used? Do you recall other fragrances that were around at that same time? Maybe some you associate with adult men in your family, or from gatherings like church, etc. Is there still a scent that triggers memory of a particular person? Is there one that immediately puts you off? One that makes you hard..? Maybe you’ve abandoned wearing a fragrance. Why? Is there that one old bottle that is not really good for wear but you will take an occasional sniff because it’s an old fave? Ever buy one that you loved but had to give up for work or a significant other? Are you a sniffer at the fragrance counter? I am, but never more than 3. I haven’t worn fragrance in eons. Not compatible with nature of my work, but I am now retired. The Huzz has some allergic reactions, so anything at home has to be really subtle. I occasionally wear something if out with friends - most recent was Boucheron, a teensy droplet in with neutral beard oil. I was all over the map over the years: Learning to shave, I put on some of Dad’s Old Spice. Then in Jr High, AquaVelva Redwood. Canoe, Brut, and then British Sterling for HS I think. Givenchy pour home and Grey Flannel in early college. Then Halston, both 1-12 and Z14❤️, Dior Eau Sauvage, Aramis Then Quorum, Calvin, Jacomo, Lauder for Men and Eternity. Patou. Antaeus. Polo Crest. I rarely wore fragrance every day and always had a rotation going - never a single signature lasting more than a month. When they went bad or off the market, on to another. Anyone here wear the same signature scent for 15 or more yrs? Every day? Rive Gauche reminds me of the first girl I kissed, Paco Rabanne, the first dick I sucked. Polo recalls the first mad weekend with a new beau: shwing! 40yrs later wtf? Theres a new top note common to almost all commercial fragrances on the market these days, and it is something I cannot be around for long, let alone wear. So I’m rewinding. I found Quorum on Amazon, and that one is great, but best as a hint on oil for beard or skin. I loved the scene in Prime’s Halston where he’s broken down the elements he wants in his men’s cologne, and it includes tobacco and a worn jockstrap. I still will dot on some Z14. What do y’all think? Or am I just being nosy?

I saw this in Cinerama at a fancy old movie palace when I was a kid. When Milton Berle turned Ethel Merman upside down to shake the car keys out of her cleavage, I was convulsed with laughter for 15m - or so I’m told. There are parts of it that still make me howl. It’s of its time - lots of non PC humor, but with a cast that large, and there was not one who did not pull his/her weight - it’s the sort of picture that could never be done again. When I moved to LA I lived and worked on the PV peninsula and often drove by “The Big W”, which by then had lost a tree and looked like The Big N.

I am of the school that prefers competence over appearance when it comes to any sort of transportation. I mean, I have a mega-yacht! I can attract the decoratives as guests, per outing. They can be free to do what they do best, leaving the crew to do theirs. Personally, I would want a crew and guests to be a little less …monochromatic.

I didn’t realize that Mike White was creator/star of Chuck and Buck, a cringe-y indie film that’s now old enough to drink… I hadn’t seen a photo of him til this week somehow. Still processing the last episode - the interview above sheds some light. Bartlett and Coolidge each took me on a ride, kudos to them. I want to see Dillon as a minor character in another show, having moved to mainland, drinking with some people and somebody says “I bet you must have met all kinds of people working at a spendy resort on Maui - any good stories?”

Maus

I’m a longtime fan of his scenes. He has a natural chemistry with every partner, and a spontaneous sexual energy that belies his versatile proficiency in the manual arts. 😔 After Delta…

Yes. That’s what makes you stand out! We all melt with words of great precision. Provided the words of precision are nine by seven. 🤓

Sherman’s hair and facial hair are both unknown. I am relatively confident that I could coax some info out of them.

Chomping at the bit for the Finale this evening.

I think the only part that would send me to the ceiling would be the balls.

Yes! Just make sure you pull them up before wandering into the Gallery and sitting on a coffee table.