RJD

My older brother had Hustler mags stashed in the back of his closet.  This was back in the 1970's when dinosaurs roamed the earth.  I remember paging through the whole mag to get to the monthly "couple" pictorial, which as you said, featured a fully erect man.   I was barely 12 years old at the time, but I knew what got me going.  If I remember correctly, there was a section where readers could submit a naked photo of themselves to be published in a future issue.  Even though most readers were men, all the pictures were of women, except for the last one which was titled, "...and one for the ladies," which featured a nude man.   
One of my favorite throwbacks is Sam J. Jones who played Bo Derek's sunburned husband in the movie "10" and later had the lead in "Flash Gordon."  The Playgirl pictorial is a 21-year-old Sam Jones.  I would've been happy to keep him company while Bo was out cheating on him with Dudley Moore.
Sam Jones - Playgirl 1975
 

I’ve heard of them, but they were a bit before my time. My first exposure if you will was found in sneaking peaks with my best friend at his older brother’s porn - Hustler in particular where they showed men fully erect!  I can close my eyes, and still remember the one pictorial of the “executive” and “secretary”. I always wished I wound up with such a hot boss! 🤣

My local regular and I text each other for holidays, each other’s birthdays and sometimes just to say hi.  I’ve seen him over a dozen times, all but the first was an overnight.  We usually grab some dinner, either ordering in or going out, for which I always (and happily) pay.  Our last time together was just before my birthday in 2021, when he insisted on paying for dinner, which I appreciated.  He’s drama-free, personable, kind, respectful, and from our first time together, has never made me feel like a walking ATM.  

That's a very young Matt LeBlanc from "Friends." I remember seeing this in Giovanni's Room, a gay bookstore in Philly, back in 1990. I thought the guy was hot. Four years later, Friends premiered. Never realized it was the same guy until it surfaced a few years into the show. As it turned out, this was from a modeling job he did. He was paid for the shoot, didn't have ownership of the pics, and they were subsequently sold and used for this cover.

Good ol’ Kalakaua Avenue! It was very cruisy back then.

In 1990 five male friends and I vacationed in Waikiki for eight days. There were two couples, another single guy and me. Each couple had their own rooms while the other single guy and I shared a room. We did most activities together, but on the last night each couple wanted a private romantic evening. My single roomie and I grabbed some food and hit the bars (Hamburger Mary’s and Hula’s) one last time. We lost track of each other, but agreed that if we did, we’d just make our way back to the hotel separately.
 
On my way back to the hotel I encountered what could best be described as the poster boy for hot surfers while walking along Kalakaua Avenue. Shaggy blond hair, blue eyes, wearing thin nylon shorts (obviously without underwear) and a tank top. We started talking, told me he was from the North Shore and missed his bus. It was obvious we were eyeing each other up, so I asked if he wanted to return to my hotel with me.
 
As soon as we got on the elevator, we were all over each other, making out, groping (commando status confirmed), and grinding up against each other. Once in the room the clothes came off within seconds, we fell on the bed and started going at it. Without getting too graphic, we both were satisfied and spent after an hour of fun.
 
The dilemma was now that my surfer missed the last bus and was stuck on this side of the island until morning, so I had a cuddle buddy for the night. My single roomie arrived back to the room and found both of us spooning in my bed. Quick introductions were made and my roomie gave me a thumbs up as he was climbing into his bed.
 
Morning rolled around and we had an extra join us for breakfast. After breakfast, I walked him to the bus stop where he boarded the bus back to the North Shore. I never saw or spoke with him again, but it remains one of my fondest memories of an incredible vacation.
 
Needless to say, my friends interrogated me endlessly during the day and on the flights home. Even 30 years later, they still tease me about that night.

He “cold called” me over RM chat asking if I’d be interested in meeting.  I liked his look so I pursued it.  His ad says he “prefers to travel,” so I asked about an outcall at my place.  He follows up that he doesn’t drive so I’d either need to provide an Uber or pick him up and drop him off.  I didn’t even reply or get his donation amount.  Sorry, if you’re advertising that you prefer to travel, you better have transportation.  

I never heard of this until a friend shared a few YouTube links with me several months ago.  I have to admit, it's very sensual and calming even just watching.  This is one of my favorites.  The guys aren't difficult on the eyes either.   ☺️
  

I’ll join the chorus.  I’ve also been with @MascFitStud about a dozen times.  He’s an awesome guy and we’ve become friends over the past couple years.  I was going to recommend him earlier but the OP said he was looking for a “twunk.”  I don’t consider him a twunk.  At 6’ and 205lbs I consider him a full-on muscle stud. I believe he’s returning from Florida tomorrow.

I don’t remember seeing this one in the thread. Even if it’s been posted, it’s worth a repeat. Another scorcher from the master of massage videos, Tyler Saint. @TylerandAce
 
https://www.xvideos.com/video53655203/massagista_musculoso_faz_massagem_anal_com_seu_pau_no_novinho

Michael Ontkean was one of my first crushes. Like @BabyBoomer, I remember him from his “Rookies” days. Loved his curly hair.
 
My earliest recollection of Harry Hamlin was in the “Clash of the Titans” in the very early 1980’s. He was good looking as well, but I definitely preferred Michael Ontkean.
 
I remember the uproar and scandal when “Making Love” was released. The idea of showing two men kissing was unheard of.
 
FUN FACT: Kate Jackson, who played Ontkean’s wife in “Making Love,” also starred with him in the “Rookies,” although their characters weren’t married to each other in that show.

Anyone have a link to his RM ad?  😋
What?  A guy can dream........

Anyone have a link to his RM ad?  😋
What?  A guy can dream........

I’ll second this.  I’ve been with him about a dozen times, all but one (the first one) was an overnight.  At that first meeting I opened my door, he walked in and gave me the most incredibly passionate kiss that made my knees go weak.  In addition to that, he’s just an awesome guy.  No drama.  No bullshit.  

I'm all for EVs and helping the environment, but I don't think we've figured everything out yet with regard to disposal and replacement.  
Batteries in EVs have an average life of 8 years or 100,000 miles.  These batteries need to be disposed of when they die.  We currently struggle with the proper disposal of cell phone batteries.  What happens in 8 years when the number of dead EV vehicle batteries increases exponentially? Some of these batteries weigh up to 1,000 lbs and can be dangerous if mishandled.  
Another issue is the replacement cost.  The average cost of an electric vehicle battery replacement is $5,500. I wouldn't want to sink that much money into an 8 - 10-year-old car with over 100,000 miles and I may not be in a position to purchase a new car.  
I'm sure the technology will advance, like all industries, but I don't think we're quite there yet.  Hopefully, the cost of replacement batteries will be more reasonable in the future.  Until that happens, these are legitimate concerns which should be considered when purchasing an EV.     
https://www.wired.com/story/cars-going-electric-what-happens-used-batteries/
https://www.truecar.com/blog/how-long-do-electric-car-batteries-last/

I'm all for EVs and helping the environment, but I don't think we've figured everything out yet with regard to disposal and replacement.  
Batteries in EVs have an average life of 8 years or 100,000 miles.  These batteries need to be disposed of when they die.  We currently struggle with the proper disposal of cell phone batteries.  What happens in 8 years when the number of dead EV vehicle batteries increases exponentially? Some of these batteries weigh up to 1,000 lbs and can be dangerous if mishandled.  
Another issue is the replacement cost.  The average cost of an electric vehicle battery replacement is $5,500. I wouldn't want to sink that much money into an 8 - 10-year-old car with over 100,000 miles and I may not be in a position to purchase a new car.  
I'm sure the technology will advance, like all industries, but I don't think we're quite there yet.  Hopefully, the cost of replacement batteries will be more reasonable in the future.  Until that happens, these are legitimate concerns which should be considered when purchasing an EV.     
https://www.wired.com/story/cars-going-electric-what-happens-used-batteries/
https://www.truecar.com/blog/how-long-do-electric-car-batteries-last/

True, his body, his choice.  It’s also my money and my choice as to where I spend it.  It wouldn’t be to hire anyone who looks like that nor subscribe to their OF pages.  I doubt I’m alone in that thinking.  They can do whatever they’d like, but shouldn’t be surprised if their “body art” choices start cutting into their client/fan base and income.  

True, his body, his choice.  It’s also my money and my choice as to where I spend it.  It wouldn’t be to hire anyone who looks like that nor subscribe to their OF pages.  I doubt I’m alone in that thinking.  They can do whatever they’d like, but shouldn’t be surprised if their “body art” choices start cutting into their client/fan base and income.  

I don’t like them, but as the gift giver, is it about you?  I don’t know the circumstances behind your friend asking for Louis Vuitton socks as a gift, but if you offered to buy him a gift and you’re willing to spend whatever they cost, isn’t what the recipient wants more important than your idea of style or pretense? 

Your comment in that thread conveyed that sentiment and was tempered.   However, the most vocal opponent of clients using a burner app/phone in that thread didn’t and made his position clear before even engaging with the potential client.  There was no “likely.”
 
Personally, I don’t use a burner app or number, but there are legitimate, understandable reasons for both client and provider to use one.  It seems counterintuitive to automatically assume a potential client using a burner app/number is a time waster and summarily dismiss him. 

Not to go off topic, but if there’s anyone who has really gone overboard, it’s Michael Hoffman.  
This is before with just the one tattoo. I thought he was hot as hell, especially in his early jack-off videos.  

 
And now….

 
He has random tattoos on his legs of various cartoon characters including Popeye, which are distracting.  
 
I know, his body, his choice, but they don’t add to his appeal, at least for me. If anything, they detract from it.  He has an OF account and I would never subscribe because I can’t get past the graffiti.