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I admire and congratulate him on what he's accomplished in developing his body (assuming the pics are genuine), but fear he's fallen into the trap of believing his own press. And now he wants us to do the same.
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Sword-swallowing stripper opening act at men's Christian conference
wsc replied to marylander1940's topic in The Lounge
Can I get a great big Amen, my brothers? Praise the Lord and pass the plate! -
Ooh! Flashback!
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When you hire a provider for the first time, you know only what his ad said or what he himself told you about himself, and he may tell you only what you want to hear, not necessarily what you need to know. That's why large doses of both skepticism and caution should be used with new-to-you providers. And that's why you should always come here to these fora to get any additional info and insight on a new hire. Absent clear and disqualifying indicators for dishonesty or violence (which, if present, you would hopefully have found here), a man's past should stay there, in his past. Few of us here, if any, have led pristine lives, and all have been one wrong choice away from having a record of our own. I doubt any of us would wish to be forever painted with a brush of past indiscretions, and I would just give the man the benefit of any a doubt, casting no stones from inside a glass house. Or in short, live and let live.
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Sword-swallowing stripper opening act at men's Christian conference
wsc replied to marylander1940's topic in The Lounge
Oh! So, he swallowed a real sword. I guess I just assumed the thread title was a euphemism. -
AND they clean the pool!
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Is it time for some sexy humor in the gallery?
wsc replied to marylander1940's topic in Legacy Gallery
I'm game! -
I thought Clark Kent used a phone booth for his wardrobe changes.
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But it makes for great slo-mo playbacks if you record the televised match.😋
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My God! I'd hate to see what they wear for Martin Luther King Day!
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Tragedy in Baltimore - Key Bridge Collapses After Ship Collision
wsc replied to + DynamicUno's topic in The Lounge
From what I've seen and read, the operational record of the ship that struck the bridge is abysmal, and could constitute support for a charge of negligence. -
Gay people often have older brothers. Why? And does it matter?
wsc replied to KrisParr's topic in The Lounge
As a gay only child, I just assumed it was a case of great good luck. -
May I touch your pooch? Dogs, the ultimate dick-magnet.
wsc replied to marylander1940's topic in Legacy Gallery
And where the hell were you until 3 o'clock this morning? And who was your "good boy" last night? -
Also sorry for your experience. But if this is his business model, it will likely cut down his number of repeat customers. (Or any customers who read this site.)
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That older profile has a link to Twitter, but the account has no content. He is apparently a man of mystery.
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Now, that's the way to thank him for his service!
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You seem to be getting more than a little flak over a rather oddly-specific fetish request; sorry about that. But don't let it discourage you and best wishes for good hunting.
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Cute Critters to Take Our Minds Off Everyday Stresses
wsc replied to + quoththeraven's topic in The Lounge
Other postings on the linked page are fascinating! Thanks for the connection. -
Cute Critters to Take Our Minds Off Everyday Stresses
wsc replied to + quoththeraven's topic in The Lounge
What a gorgeous animal! And the dog looks good, too. -
What the world needs is fewer unemployed proofreaders. How could people not see these unintended messages? Amazing! And Hilarious.
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Birth of that time-honored seaman's phrase, "Dude! I really like the cut of your jib!"
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And a select number of men, too, I very much hope.
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I don't think he advertises but goes by word of mouth instead. And I can only fantasize where those mouths have been.
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Fitness Influencer, 23, Dies After Falling into a Ravine
wsc replied to Ali Gator's topic in The Lounge
I can no longer even imagine stepping out onto such an unguarded elevation above a chasm as described. When much younger, I went to such heights as New York's Empire State Building observation deck, the St. Louis Gateway Arch, Chicago's Willis Tower (then the John Hancock), the Washington Monument and the towers of National Cathedral, and even crossed the Golden Gate Bridge on the back of a motorcycle, holding so tightly to a sailor named Ken that I may have left marks. And did all this without barely a hint of trepidation, if any at all. Now, if I even so much as see a photo looking down from such heights, my butt tightens and my stomach churns. Age-related vertigo, perhaps? Anybody else experience such a change? -
His pics are generally amazing, but perhaps he could soften expectations by appending Serving Suggestion to each of the pics.
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