Charlie

I have always thought Cuevas was incredibly sexy, since I first started watching him play doubles with Luis Horna. There is something about his nose that turns me on.

When I first answered this thread three years ago, I was one of those without a smart phone, though I did have an old flip phone for traveling. I finally broke down and bought an old SE through Consumer Cellular, because I didn't expect to use it very often. It was better than the flip phone, but I took both with me when I was traveling far from home, because the flip phone was AT&T, and I worried about Consumer Cellular coverage; I did have one experience at a small town on the northern California coast when I did have to resort to the flip phone. I liked the SE because it was small, but that also made it hard to use. About six months ago, the flip phone stopped working, so I decided it was time to upgrade my AT&T account to a bigger phone, and I got a new iPhone 11. I don't like the way it works--I hate the swiping instead of the home button--but it is easier to read and type. But it is also inconveniently big and heavy to carry around, so I often leave it home and take the old SE in my pocket. The thing is, I now have two smart phones, WHICH I HARDLY EVER USE. At home I use a landline for phone calls and my desktop computer for anything I do online. I am retired and spend the majority of my time in my house, even without a pandemic lockdown. I feel insecure if I leave the house without a phone, but in fact I almost never need it. And the only phone calls I get are spam, because everyone I want to talk to has my landline number. Yes, I do know people who don't have smart phones, and it is usually because they have no practical need for them yet. However, I am concerned about the future, which is obviously being designed to be sure that anyone who doesn't have a smart phone will find it difficult to function in society.

Roman in L.A.

I don't think I have ever seen an ad with no text or hashmarks before.

"Abandon" is a rather dramatic English translation of Dante's "Lasciate ogni speranza," which would more colloquially be "let go of all hope."

Joshua Tree Nat'l Park?

Central Park in NYC. (He probably just came from the men's room there.)

Thanks for the info, Orin.

Did anyone else have a problem getting in to this site earlier this afternoon? I tried repeatedly for about twenty minutes from both Firefox and Chrome, and got hung up with both, although I had no problem logging in to any other sites. I panicked and thought, "This is how it all ends."

No. "Wherefore are thou 'Romeo?' A rose by any other name would smell as sweet."

This is a new Olympic sport, right?

I wonder why he is wandering around in the woods in only a jockstrap?

Hmm. Does the text mean he just got out of prison?

"Abandon hope, all ye who enter here" (from Dante's Inferno) A band on "hope," get it? yuk! yuk! [OK, it's really HOPE on a band] This is what happens when someone like Unicorn retires and suddenly has too much time on his hands

And this time he is pretty clear that he is offering only massage with a chance to "touch" him. But of course, what you touch will not be the guys in the photos.

I always preferred an escort who could host, simply because that made it easier for me to just leave if things did not go smoothly.

Interesting that Thick Dick seems to be advertising solely for massage (then why is the thick dick important?) while Samulatino is definitely offering more, but in a different location. They are relatively similar physically, so the same dick pic could belong to either one, or neither.

Bill Clinton: "I did not have sex with that woman," implying that passively receiving a blow job was not sex, and he was straight, too, so maybe it depends on his interpretation.

The first Palm Springs Weekend actually was held in February, but it was a high-toned event of intellectual conversations, with no nude frolicking around a pool. Then Oliver got involved.....and suddenly more people wanted to attend.

What beautiful red.....leaves.

They look kind of preppy to me.

On my first quick glance at the photo, I thought they were looking at their phones. What a difference 70 years makes.

The photo is so unlike anything one sees in a normal escort ad that one can't help wondering if it is "for real."

I love the self-description "Somewhat experienced."

I think, as Lucky said earlier, that for most people the most unpleasant thing about colonoscopy is the prep rather than the procedure, and that doesn't make any difference whether you're top or bottom.