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Now that's the way to showcase a derrière in an ad!! Gman

That just happened then. I checked the link Saturday to see if there was a phone number in the ad, and the ad was still there. Gman

What is his name in reference to? Does it mean he is into kink? Gman

But you might need to be as well-built and muscular -someone like @tristanbaldwin before he'd submit. Gman

So do you think he's probably bi-4-pay? Gman

I'm not sure about LEO being only "gay code." I read a lot of fantasy. I first saw the acronym when I read it in one of my books. I believe the context was a federal agent speaking with someone about local law enforcement officers. Looking it up on Google -the meaning pops up immediately. Gman

Did you mean in conversation with him-because I didn't see that in his ad? Gman

After trying to remember whom he reminded me of-I figured it out. Years ago there was an older, really muscular escort with a large tallywacker named Derek Steele. This guy is not Derek, but his age and muscularity remind me of him. Well to my shock, I just looked, and Derek is still escorting. https://rent.men/dereksteel Gman

Of course he says anything goes, but he doesn't list 'anal' or kissing either. Gman

I'd wonder about scams. There is very little ad copy. Gman

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Who knew Ronald was that built? I have a confession to make though. While I love muscular gingers, Ronald might be a bridge too far even for me. Gman

That's an interesting point. I know a retired escort-he was either truly bi or able to fake it on the gay side very well. He related how a chubby female had tried to hire him. He wasn't able to commit. He was able to be with ugly men. But for some reason couldn't see himself being able to be with that female. Gman

But that means you're 70 to 75% more at risk of being punched out as opposed to finding a right circumstance guy. I have enough problems finding gay men interested in me. I think I'll leave the straight guys to women. Gman

I must be bi in a way that means I've never had an erection at the thought or site of a woman (except possibly a partial one once when I was 16 and dreaming. It gave me hope I was developing a fondness for women.) Really I think it's just something gay men want to believe. The same way some women think they can convert a gay guy. Gman

When I tried the link, it said invalid video. Gman

I thought Cary was using, at least as time went on, more a of a Mid-Atlantic Accent although his speech might have been a bit more on the English side of the Atlantic (considering he was English) than most Americans using it. Gman

Is this also called the Mid-Atlantic Accent? Gman

I really don't see it being such an awful post. Yes I did mention a person's, ahem, shortcomings, but I would never mention, or make mark of it in anyway to the person. I possess the same shortcoming myself. And people are frequently talking about Brazilian guys they've met on here either from some place like Rentmen or the saunas in Brazil. From their posts, you'd think the entire male population of Brazil showed evidence of having outsized proportions. And I did say I had a nice time ( in between some occasional not so much fun (non-sexual) heavy breathing (probably my myasthenia)). I hope he did too. He had a nice house too. Gman

I was a bit confused by this remark at first. Then I realized this country referred to Australia. And ABC meant the Australian Broadcasting Company not the American ABC. GMAN

Oui? Gman

I can sorta see/hear it with "y". But "oo" and "w" seem different to me. Gman

I understand where you are coming from because I have no idea what @bostonman is talking about when he calls the sound of "w" the sound of "oo" as a consonant. Gman

Who is Panti Bliss? It's an "h" without a "u" just a breath of air -sorta. Here's a video on it. I'm sure hwen the teacher explained it, she exaggerated the "h" sound. But I remember thinking that she sounded really weird. Oh and I may sometimes pronounce "human" as "youman." Gran

My speech is -or at least was-fairly neutral. I've lived outside Texas for many years at a time. And while some people have been able to peg me as being from Texas, a significant number of others (including fellow Texans-but also a large number of people from out of state) have asked me why I don't sound like a Texan. When I was 16 and spending 4 weeks during the summer at a National Jewish Camp outside Warwick, New York, in a skit we were doing, they had to pick a non-Texan to play a Texan because I couldn't fake enough of a cowboy drawl. I've always told people that while I was a 4 or 5th generation Texan on one side, in recent memory, my family always lived in large cities rather than in small town Texas. So the mention in another thread of an escort who wrote his copy in the third person made me think of how I didn't understand at the beginning what the teacher meant by 'person,' but that led to the the memory of when I was in primary school-most likely 2nd grade-and the teacher was discussing the "wh" question words. I remember being totally bewildered when she told us they were pronounced as if they were spelled "hw." I had trouble hearing it. To my mind and ear they all sounded as if they started with "w," and the "h" is silent. Looking at Webster's now, I see that it states the "hw" pronunciation is first. But that the 'w' alone is a secondary pronunciation. It seems to me when I hear it, that, at least in Texas, the "w" alone pronunciation is predominant. What about yourselves, and where y'all live? Oh and what's the pronunciation for these words by native but non-American English speakers? Gman