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    $2000 session with Chris Delacort

    in The Deli

    Posted · Edited by hairyhorny415
    grammar and clean up

    Yikes!  I wonder what their pronouns are? A few of the poses are textbook feminine, like a photo shoot for a Victoria's Secret  advertisement. Maybe gender-bending is part of his kink and the reason his rate is higher than normal.

    I had to do a double take on a couple of the pictures to make sure it was them.

    Not my type - usually like more bearish, mature, hairy and natural. Like both butch and fem rather than pretense.

    The hourly rate "666" may be obscene, but it's also devilish and fun!

    In the ad, they encourage us to go to their website to find out more.  Very interesting....

    80’s Dance Clubs (SoCal edition)

    in The Lounge

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    On 12/14/2021 at 5:25 PM, Luv2play said:

    A great stroll down memory lane. I was one of those tourists in the late 70s early 80s to SCal. Of the places you mentioned, I have great memories of the BoomBoom Room in Laguna Beach. The kids dancing there (mostly 15 years younger than me) were as you described, blond and tan lines surfer types who were crazy dancers, often imitating sexual positions on the dance floor.

    In San Francisco, where I also danced in that period, there were two discos in South of Market, one named "something" Land, I think, a large airy warehouse space with brick walls and white curtains and the other a more industrial look with dark gray walls and red pipes. Can't remember either names but the music was great.

    Ah the 80's dance scene in San francisco.  I think you are reffering to Dreamland and "Pleasure Dome"! Both were a lot of fun. There was also the I-Beam in the Haight/Ashbury and The Box on Divisadero. Not sure if the Trockadero Transfer, probably the most notorious dance club was still open - I showed up in the late 80s.

    Naked Barber in Los Angeles

    in The Lounge

    Posted

    empty timeline because that

    On 6/17/2020 at 11:28 PM, jeezifonly said:

    He’s left the scorching sun of LA and landed on the shady shores of Ft Lauderdale!

    Thanks for the update! Upon further sleuthing,  Pete's official twitter account is actually www.twitter.com/Mr_PeteFinland OMG that man just gets better with age!

     

    On 6/17/2020 at 11:28 PM, jeezifonly said:

    He’s left the scorching sun of LA and landed on the shady shores of Ft Lauderdale!

     

    Recommendations for San Francisco?

    in Spas & Masseurs

    Posted

    His updated ad says he doesn't take in calls right now...bummer his apartment was a 5 min walk from my office.

    Has anybody gotten a massage from him since the update? Does he use a table, bed, floor?

    Usually prefer to go to a bodyworker's studio so not used to outcalls.

    Irresistible Rentmen Ads

    in The Lounge

    Posted

    For me, mature furry men without too many narcissistic selfies are a turn on.

    If you use rentmen.eu instead of rent.men URL for a provider, you are able to access a lot more profile videos without being a premium member. I find myself changing the url manually for greatest access and enjoyment.

    Bathtub art project gets Petaluma council blessing

    in The Lounge

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    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petaluma,_California

     

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mariano_Guadalupe_Vallejo

     

    According to the city's history it was established by a man named Vallejo. Rather than bathtubs I prefer to see a statue erected to honor Vallejo.

     

    I like statues. I like that in ancient Rome so many statues were put up. Here in the USA statues are being torn down.

     

    Petaluma was part of land gifted to Vallejo by the Mexican Governor of CA at the time.

    Twenty-seven years old at the time, the then-lieutenant was sent to settle and colonize Alta California, extending north from Monterey, to counter the presence of Russians who established Fort Ross on the Sonoma Coast.

    Vallejo also was given title to a land grant known as the Rancho Petaluma, which would grow to 66,000 acres stretching from the Petaluma River to Sonoma Creek and help him become the richest and most powerful man in Northern California.

     

    Vallejo already has a bronze statue erected in his honor (per Vallejo wikipedia article you linked).

    https://www.pressdemocrat.com/news/7116618-181/general-vallejo-gets-his-own?artslide=1

     

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    Petaluma is a beautiful agricultural town and the city and residents will work out what works for them

     

    I like modern art and don't understand all of it.

    Too bad you didn't stay at the SFMOMA and look for things you might have enjoyed rather than just leave after seeing something you didn't like. I saw the ladder/tarp/paint and didn't really care for it either. For me, I concentrate on looking at the things I like and skip over the ones I don't care for.

     

    SFMOMA had an extensive Frida Kahlo exhibit that ran for quite a while which was wonderful. They also exhibit a lot of famous photographers's works.Remember the old Branniff airplanes that were painted by Calder? Dallas Love Field? SFMOMA has had quite a bit of Calder's stuff on display. The rooftop garden also has an extensive sculpture garden.

     

    Opinions about art are always diverse and open up dialogue. Thank for for posting about the bathtubs as I learned more about Northern California history today through the process of looking up facts.

     

    I've lived in Northern California 30+ years and one of the things that keeps me here is the amazing and diverse artwork, architecture and infrastructure that supports it. Sonoma county has always held a special place in my heart.

    Wallace / total body in San Fran

    in Spas & Masseurs

    Posted

    I found their appointment website for Chicago (https://squareup.com/appointments/book/2KHHJRQAHVCJA/total-body-massage-studio-chicago-chicago-il), which offers more detailed treatments than what is listed on RM or MF. Doesn’t allow me to book online while they’re traveling. Just wondering if anyone has tried them?

     

    Good catch. I did email Wallace when I found out he moved away. Haven't tried him in person, but he always answers promptly to emails and very professional.

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