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Fuck, he's hired.

How many complaints with human relations will be filed for that action?

That's OK. The underwear and hat will come off very quickly anyway.

Well, putting aside that he is definitely someone I would love to have some cuddle time with, there is a documentary that is going to be shown on MSNBC that tells the story of the week in 1968 that Johnny Carson handed over the reins of the Tonight Show to Harry Belafonte. The guest list was transformative in its own way. It was the first time that Paul Newman was on a talk show. Petula Clark had been blacklisted. But it is just amazing seeing some of the others who appear to sit on the couch. These include Aretha Franklin, Diahann Carroll, Martin Luther King, Bobby Kennedy, Lena Horne, Sidney Poitier. The piece discusses various topics relevant to the era and probably to now. It premieres at 9 p.m. on September 12th on MSNBC or you can stream it on September 10th on NBC's new Peacock TV. https://eurweb.com/2020/09/08/the-sit-in-the-untold-story-of-harry-belafonte-hosting-the-tonight-show-circa-1968/ https://chicago.suntimes.com/movies-and-tv/2020/9/8/21422998/the-sit-in-review-peacock-harry-belafonte-documentary-tonight-show-johnny-carson-martin-luther-king

Oliver, your output the last few days has been breathtaking.

And everything surrounding it.

I am hoping so and I am betting so does he.

Looks like Hugh Grant dropped by.

When you have two guys like this next to each other something must happen next.

Further down, baby, further down.

While I really, really don't care I think that he probably has had some work done. Probably very little. I think that it has been a good thing for him that he has taken the train home every night to have time with his kids. I am sure it was a good way to get work done and then to just relax and think about things.

And for me there is a twist that I found to be really unexpected.

Love the crotch spread.

If you are with Rhyheim Shabazz you almost always have a preference to bottom and get a lot for your preference.

Not that it makes any difference but are we sure he is a pool boy but only standing (for our enjoyment) in the sun in some kind of trunks.

I am always kind of embarrassed because when I go into most of the selection for English subtitles for some reason I do not choose the merely "English" subtitle but rather "English for the Deaf or Hard of Hearing." Fortunately, I am neither but it tells me not only the words but also that water is crashing. Rather pathetic.

That is a great way of putting it. But there is one guy who I have seen over a few years and we always talk to each other. It may be because I'm usually by myself so he breaks up the day for me. I am always tempted to ask him to put some sun tan lotion on my back because I just can't reach it but then I think, "tremendously inappropriate." Don't need any kind of lawsuit.

I guess they couldn't take the competition.

They are all great guys and although it is the place's semi-policy to have everyone stay out of the way if they see you over the years they definitely say hi. Also, if there is something in particular you want you just need to ask and they will see to it that you get it (even if it is something from town). The actual place is pretty small (10 rooms - 5 on each side with a pool for the set of five) so you hardly see anybody else.

The only thing that would make him perfect in every way would be if he were here with me. Can you arrange it?

It started when I was just watching British comedies on DVDs and they would speak so quickly. Much of the time I would miss much of the wonderful comedic dialogue so I became reliant on subtitles. It actually took me a while to figure out on DVDs you have to go to "Set Up". I get so depressed when I get a DVD where the company fails to have subtitles for whatever reason. I remember I went through a phase when I decided that I wanted to watch early Mike Leigh films. As you know, he is a director from the Manchester and Birmingham areas in England. In most cases I could not understand most of the dialogue and horrifically there were no subtitles so the DVDs went back. That still happens occasionally but it seems that on Netflix most of the films have subtitles (I think it is because it does not offer the early works of may directors that I might not be able to understand.) You just have to make sure that you click on the subtitle option, which will take you to a listing about the language you want, and then go back to the listing where you can ask to play the film. I make sure the English option is chosen every time I go to a film (even if I am returning to it) because sometimes for some reason it will not play with the subtitles.

Oh, it wasn't meant to remind you about anything. (And I am surprised you even could understand what I meant as what I wrote seems to indicate that I really like a good bareback satire. ). In any case, I remember the Olympics spoof and really liked it so thanks for the heads up about this.