Jump to content

wsc

Members
  • Posts

    1,530
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Everything posted by wsc

  1. Looks like a man who has his afternoon plans all in place.
  2. According to the late and great Robin Williams, God gave man both a brain and a penis but only enough blood to run one at a time.
  3. Although I have some reluctance to subscribe to the whole theory, there are evolutionist who claim the woman driver stereotype, like most stereotypes, actually has a basis in fact. Early humans were divided into either hunters or gatherers, with men being the hunters and women the gatherers. Men developed greater focus, concentration, and teamwork to assist them in tracking and attacking large game animals. The gatherer women, looking for plants, herbs, and berries had more finely developed senses for colors and patterns as well as an enhanced ability to multi-task, which also necessarily and lamentably gave them shorter attention spans and a less focused and more diffused view of things around them. The overall success of the species down through generations served to reinforce these traits and make them typical of the species all the way down to the present day when men are typically better at complex tasks requiring greater concentration and women still excel at colors and patterns. Driving? Not so much.
  4. Half Street SE still exists in a truncated form, its flow having been broken up by the new Nationals Stadium. In its heyday, the section from L Street SE to O Street SE was active, although I don't remember much street trade there. There were, however, several very active bars. 56 L Street SE (just east of Half Street) was the home of Lost & Found, a disco dance club with flashing lights above and under the dance floor. Upstairs was a quieter space with a huge bar, pool tables, and a more leatheresque air to it. Lost & Found was where I spent Bicentennial night (July 4, 1976 - talk about old!). This space later became a great stripper bar called Wet; really gorgeous naked men fresh from a shower show! To the right after exiting L&F and halfway down the next block and on the other side of L Street was the original Follies Theater which showed full length all-male porn flicks and had a dark and very cruisy back room. They also had occasional porn stars for a stripper show on stage. I spent that bicentennial night on their roof, watching fireworks going off on the Mall at the Washington Monument. Moving south down Half Street you came to O Street SE. From that corner and stretching west over to the side road for South Capitol Street you found -in order- Zeigfields/Secrets (drag shows/male strippers), The Glory Hole (peep shows and mag & video sales; use your imagination for the rest), a larger relocated Follies Theater, The Club Baths DC, then La Cage Aux Follies (owned by the theater and featuring more naked boys working the bar tops and a small stage.) A little research revealed that The Other Side occupied the same space as Zeigfields/Secrets. It was apparently a Lesbian bar before transitioning to drag and go-go boys. God, but I do miss all of that. It was as close to Gay Heaven as I've ever found!
  5. If you're looking for recommendations based on personal experience, I can't help. But if you're just looking for those whose ad says he's willing to have armpit action, go to RentMen, click Search, select Boston (for example), then select "More Filters" (near the bottom), then, under Preferences, select "armpits". My check showed 74 candidates in Boston. Good Hunting!
  6. I love a flexible man! And I have another twenty if -after I do your ass- you do mine.🥰
  7. This won't start off seeming to make sense, but I pray it will in the end. Letting the National Enquirer publish its nonsensical and sometimes scurrilous trash is the only way to ensure the New York Times can give us "all the news that's fit to print." Thomas Jefferson said, "Our freedom depends on the freedom of the press, and that cannot be limited without being lost." While more directed to press freedom, the jump to freedom of speech is not a long one. If one of us loses the ability here to speak his mind as he sees fit, that same restriction then threatens each and all. No, this is not the public square, it is a private forum, and greater decorum might be more desirable, but -to my mind at least- not at the cost of honesty and candor, and even when it means suffering the bad manners of miscreants and bullies in our midst. Their intemperate speech simply lets us identify who and what they truly are. But be not wounded by their vitriol, nor pay them any heed, lest they come to think you care about their opinions. It is not a question of growing a tougher skin, but one of both acknowledging a shared right and of properly weighing its value in our marketplace of ideas and opinions. And without free speech how would we know who the stupid ones are?
  8. wsc

    Marked Safe

    Electricity, cable, internet - these are a few of the modern things we take for granted in this world as it has become. And these are things we miss the most when they go away and that we fail too often to remember how complex is their operation and maintenance and the armies of dedicated linemen, technicians, engineers and others who make them work, day after day, and who bring them back to us when they occasionally falter. Now add to the list - The Company of Men. And we have Radio Bob! A man who does all of this to keep this site going as a kind of sideline to his day job, and whom I also think does so as a labor of love. And so, now add Radio Bob to that list of heroes who make our world make sense and who restore to us those modern marvels we daily depend on and take for granted until their absence makes us notice. Thank you, Radio Bob, for your service and dedication to this community. You are a gift to all of us!
  9. When you get that finger wet come on over and I'll show you where to put it. And Junior can watch.
  10. I watched most of the video with sound off and captions on; cannot stand that awful fake voice! And whoever wrote this piece of tripe must surely have been paid by the word, with bonus payments for nonsensically stringing them into absurd sentences dripping with innuendo and over-the-top melodrama. This whole thing reeks of AI-generated bullshit!
  11. NO SOUP FOR YOU!
  12. Quite nice! Would make many men want to climb those mounds and plant a flag!
  13. wsc

    JesTwink

    Saw his ad some time ago and quickly concluded this provider was not for me. Liked the pics showing him in adventurous settings and activities but overall appeared a bit swishy and strongly suggestive of a drama queen; not my cup of tea. So, when I noticed that this thread had gotten so much attention and participation I had to ask, What's all the buzz about this boy? Havig now read it all, asked and answered. Jeez! What a hot mess!
  14. I don't know ASL but I understand that sign language command and the proper response.
  15. OMG! It's like looking in a mirror!* *At the old folks' Fun House.
  16. I knew I'd seen that face and body in another ad (hard not to remember this man), so I knew he wasn't really "new". But have no idea if this one is legit. Given the pic history, put me in the skeptical column. (Shame, too, because whoever truly is the man in the pics, he is clearly sugar-baby material.)
  17. Blanche Deveraux once said, "The only way to get over a man is to get under another one." [A wise slut, that one!]
  18. I think it's reflecting the image from the mirror behind the boy on the wall opposite the mirror we see in the photo.
  19. wsc

    Not usually my type, what with the facial and chest hair. But there's something about that face, the arms and the pit that would have me begging for it. Please, Sir, make me your bitch tonight!
  20. I hope ringing me up is a euphemism for something more exciting, very naughty, and that also involved some protein.
  21. The first porn I saw was on the wall of a cave.
  22. Wasn't this trustworthiness issue a major driver in this site's inception, and isn't it a more reliable source for honest assessment of a provider's self-provided promotional advert? I note the OP is a new member of our community and I presume his joining is a reaction to a less than enjoyable encounter with a less reliable provider. And to make this site truly useful, you need to visit, view, and seek input from other members. So, welcome to the OP and wishing you smoother sailing in the future.
  23. I do many of the same things. I use my phone calendar app to schedule doctor appointments, medical tests, haircuts, and anything else with a set date and time. I also set reminders ranging from several hours to a week ahead of time, then adjust the reminder as the event draws closer. I even use the calendar to schedule daily and weekly medicine doses, then advance the events as needed. I also use the calendar app to notate questions I have for the doctor or to remind me to get more shampoo from the salon I go to for a haircut, and so on. For grocery shopping or prescription pick-ups, I keep blank note paper on the refrigerator door (held by magnets), adding items as they occur to me, then take them with me when I go shopping to ensure I get everything I need in one trip. So, I am left to my own devices (handheld) to remember for me that which I would otherwise likely forget - until I eventually remember and usually at an inopportune time. It's not that I'm pressed for time; I have all the time in the world to get things done. Or at least all the time left to me as I - in Peter O'Toole's phrase - amble toward antiquity. But I do like to be efficient and to exercise my God-given gifts of laziness and lethargy, saving myself for the more pleasurable pursuits of friends and fermented spirits. And I fully understand and appreciate the sense of accomplishment engendered by crossed-off line items on a to-do list, even if I have to add notepads to my shopping list.
  24. I don't want to add to the stress and strains you're obviously having in this relationship, and I truly feel for you. But look above at what you previously wrote (with my added emphasis), then say, "Miss Watson, please read that back to me." Then do a Google search for "denial". You cannot live your truth if you cannot tell yourself the truth, and you cannot lose what you never really had. Let this thing die under its own weight then go and find that which makes you truly happy and fulfilled. There will always be a lingering pain, but that pain will be in your past, not your future. Make your best life ahead of you, knowing you're the only one who can. With my best wishes for what's next in your story!
  25. I see the subway dress code for Casual Fridays has gotten somewhat looser.
×
×
  • Create New...