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Many many many times, @Avalon

Knees only, @Avalon? I am more attracted to many other Helmut’s physical attributes, such as what hangs between his legs

He is Orri Aasen in Bel Ami, @tassojunior. I have not met him, and I am sorry you had a disappointing experience with him, because I find him very cute...

His user name on Hunqz is Kamil Redhead, @Stephan. https://www.planetromeo.com/#/hunq/Kamil-Redhead

He was a very handsome boy, and hot in bed. I haven’t heard of him in more than a decade.

Then it’s a different guy. Sorry, my bad.

I smoked about a pack a day for around 15 years. I then quit cold turkey 31 years ago and have never missed it one bit. That was the best decision in my life.

Hi, @tassojunior. I don’t know if we are talking about the same guy: Kamil (redhead) is former Bel Ami model Ronny Lamarr. I met him in Prague a couple of weeks ago: very sweet and sexy boy, tall and slim, with a nice curved dick. Excellent kisser and sucker, sweet smooth rimmable ass, amazing cumshots. Recommended.

My parents never gave me condoms. I bought them myself

And in Czech, milk is neuter: mléko.

I find this one particularly hot. Thanks, @Just966.

Thanks, @Epigonos, for the extensive explanation. Just for trivia, I will add that the ONLY current Spanish word ending in O which is of the feminine gender is MANO (hand): all the others are masculine.

Strange question, @Avalon: I wouldn’t call anybody “caléndula”, whether male or female. But, to humor you, I would say “el caléndula”, using the masculine form of the article (el) even if the noun caléndula is feminine, to mark that I am referring to a man. I would not put a masculine ending to the noun, turning it into the non-existing “caléndulo” unless I wanted to mock the man it refers to. Do I make sense?

Very difficult to ascertain without a face pic. More importantly: will the guy who opens the door be the gorgeous boy in the pics, Bel Ami or not?

I have never seen Helmut advertising, @Stephan. I don’t think that he escorts, at least not openly

Yes, Czech is a damn difficult language, pretty much like all of its Slavic “cousins”: declensions and inflections all over the place, a complex verb tense system, terrible vocabulary...you got it. That is why, when they don’t laugh at you, the boys appreciate the effort even more

Have you ever tried to learn a bit of Czech, @tassojunior? It makes them very happy, believe me. Yes, there must be something in the water there.

Yiiiiiiikes.

Nope, never used them, never will.

David is now living in Olomouc when he is not in Switzerland, @tassojunior.

WhatsApp is widely used in Europe: it has become the most frequent mean of communication. SMS is oh, so very last century!

Another great one goes.

Some more trivia, @Avalon: Miguel de Cervantes -of Don Quixote fame- lost an arm at the battle of Lepanto. He was henceforth known as “el Manco de Lepanto” (the Lepanto one-armed man).

Great minds think alike, @Avalon.

Exactly my case, @BaronArtz, exactly.