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Remember itfrom my childhood. Haven’t had any in over 60 years but use to like it whenever we had it.

Absolutely gorgeous is correct and as of a few months ago when I had dinner with him, he is still very handsome. Basing my call that he is straight on my direct knowledge of him plus that of my friend’s direct knowledge of him for decades before I knew him. Totally gay for pay in those films. With his beautiful body and that amazing cock, who cared if the acting was less than great...the eye candy was as good as it gets. Another gay movie star from the golden era, Jesse Tyler, and I are still friendly. His girl friend at the time told me: “I don’t care where he sticks it as long as it’s not in a woman.” That I think is the typical rationalization of their wives and girl friends and they do not feel competitive with the gay sex of their boy friends (or husbands) in the videos because they know what their man really likes sexually. Remember, it is called acting. Slightly off topic, good escorts are great actors, too. They make their client feel like they are the center of the universe; the old suddenly become young; the ugly feel beautiful; the lonely feel friendship; etc.

Sorry guys. He is very straight. Had dinner with him about five months ago. Still a very handsome man. The years have been very kind to him. (One of my best friends has known him since his porn days. My friend said he has never been “gay” in any way over the decades. He was just an actor playing to our fantasies. Think Rock Hudson playing “straight” in all those Doris Day movies.)

Love how people claim they do not know how things get in their ass https://www.wtsp.com/article/news/weird/wtflorida/florida-man-says-syringes-found-in-his-rectum-arent-his/67-8e3d83f3-63a9-4142-abcd-12fc72a59d3d (Yes, it is in Florida)

Plus 1.

Highly recommend AJ Irons.

The age of “big data” is here and who controls data has power and wealth. Once control of land meant power (through rents or taxes); then with the industrial revolution, the means of production meant power and wealth; now with the dawning of the age of big data, the people who control data have power and wealth (think: Facebook, Amazon, etc). Yes, be afraid, be very afraid. :(

With Christmas coming, remember to send a card to Daddy and enclose a few dollars. His hard work keeps our sandbox open and this time of year, he should be remembered.

I plead “guilty” of not reporting offensive posts that are replying to a post of mine. I may just have a thick skin but mostly I believe that the offensive posts with lies, bullying, name calling, etc reflect back on the offending poster. The offensive posters just shows they do not have counter facts or that they can not point out errors in facts or logic. The offensive posters just looks juvenile. I think that most of the readers understand Keith30309’s pyramid and that posters whose behavior is at the bottom lose credibility while those behavior is at the top are believable. I think that everyone recognizes obnoxious postings and bullying postings and just chalks it up the unhealthy personality of the posters. When my opponent has destroyed himself in full view of all the readers, I feel vindicated in my original post and do not report him. I would prefer a real exchange of ideas that stay on a high plane and at the top of Keith30309’s pyramid. That is the ideal and something to which we should all aspire. We would all benefit if everyone acted in a mature manner but some show a personality over time, with many postings that their growth is stunted and their behavior patterns are fixed. I almost feel like telling those obnoxious posters: FULL DISCLOSURE: I used the male pronoun because while I differ on some issues from our female poster and we go back and forth, I do not recall postings at the bottom of Keith30309’s pyramid. Our exchanges have managed to remain at the top of the pyramid. The few people with obnoxious replies to my posts are males. I want to be clear that I am not referring to her.

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/18/theater/trigger-warnings-plays-theater.html How about a warning the production may have bad writing, acting and singing :)

Good point. Instead of “dislike” how about “misbehaving” or similar such term?

From today’s NY Times in the arts section a case of a male artist and his assistant cross suing over “sexual harassment” that included “unlawful sexual acts” which were unfortunately not described. The artist, Ross Blecker, was suing the assistant for extortion and the assistant is suing for sexual harassment. The assistant says the sex was “forced” and he secretly recorded some of the forced sex acts. Should make for an interesting court room audience.

I recently priced out a flight from Kansas City to California on Southwest. The prices were different on the same day depending on what time it left and by the day of the week. Clearly they are trying to move people away from popular times to less popular ones to smooth out their loads.

Great museum with the largest collection of WWI artifacts in the US. Very up to date in its presentations with much audio visual information. They have one of the few WWI operating tanks which is worth the visit alone. By the time you leave, you will have a great understanding of the war and its causes. Highly recommended. https://www.theworldwar.org/visit/plan-your-visit

He will allow you to eat out his ass:)

A friend hired him. Looks great in person BUT there is a reason he did not check those “likes”: he does not go there:( He is STRAIGHT and does not engage in the behaviors he has not checked. Points for honesty. Full disclosure: I did not hire him but a friend did. Report is second hand.

Posting this for a friend who loved the old, seedy NYC. This is the final end for the few remaining survivors of that era. Young gays will never understand the delights of the sexual playground that existed there. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-new-york-adultentertainment-idUSKBN18X2A1

Sounds like the same people who send out the “Nigerian Prince” letters and emails.

Nice, quick read. Loved his descriptions. Perfect for homosexual males of a certain age that will relate easily.

David Geffin at one time had staff that spotted young men who could be of interest to him. I knew of a bartender in New York who was drop dead, movie star handsome. He worked at the Palladium on 14th Street often shirtless. He was approached by one of Geffin’s staff and asked if he would like to fly out to California. He went on the adventure. He was flown out on a private plane and spent the night with Geffin and then flown back to NYC. This was in the ‘90’s. My take was the Uber rich operated this way rather than use an agency.

Yahoo News A woman has embarked on an anti-manspreading campaign by splashing a mix of water and bleach onto offenders' crotches. Accusing men of “gender aggression”, 20-year-old Anna Dovgalyuk claims her native Russia is slow to counter the problem.…

His reviews seem to be from Texas and he is only temporarily in LA. One review says they are not accurate pictures

Use to have another name but in my old age do not remember it.

https://www.bbc.com/news/amp/world-us-canada-45411765 Judy Garland's stolen ruby slippers found after 13 years 04 September 2018 Getty Images Multiple pairs of ruby slippers were made for the film, including these ones displayed in Beverly Hills in 2011 A pair of ruby slippers worn by Judy Garland in The Wizard of Oz has been found 13 years after being stolen, according to US authorities. They were taken from a Minnesota museum in 2005, when someone broke in through a window late at night. Three others pairs of ruby slippers worn by Garland in the 1939 film are known to exist. An anonymous donor once offered a $1m (£775,000) reward for the stolen pair's whereabouts and the thief's name. However, the reward expired on the tenth anniversary of the robbery. It is unknown if the shoes' recovery is related to any tip-offs. Renee Zellweger prepares to play Judy Garland Public urged to help save Oz's ruby shoes Who stole Burma's royal ruby? The slippers are often said to among the most valued props in movie history. This pair was insured for $1m but experts have said they could be worth two times that now. Getty Images Judy Garland played the lead role of Dorothy Gale in the classic musical How were they stolen? The Judy Garland Museum in Grand Rapids, Garland's birthplace, had been loaned the slippers from a collector named Michael Shaw. The theft was described as a simple smash-and-grab, with the glass display case destroyed and the slipper snatched. Almost no clues were left behind, neither footprints nor fingerprints, and the surveillance camera was not working that night. "I literally felt like I was hit in the stomach when I got the call," Mr Shaw told Newsweek in 2015. "My knees buckled, and I went right down on the floor. I had taken care of those shoes for 35 years!" Jon Miner, the museum's co-founder, told the magazine he was also devastated. "I cried," he said. "I couldn't believe this happened to us because it was the stupidest thing." The museum has kept the podium - labelled "Dorothy's Ruby Slippers" - empty since they disappeared. A documentary about the theft - Who Stole The Ruby Slippers? - was released in 2015. The history of the ruby slippers The shoes are covered in about 2,300 sequins , according to the Hollywood Reporter In The Wonderful Wizard of Oz - L. Frank Baum's 1900 book on which the film is based - Dorothy wore silver shoes. However MGM Studios chose to turn them bright red to show off new Technicolor film techniques In 2016, the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History in Washington DC raised more than $300,000 for the restoration of a pair they had acquired In 2012, actor Leonardo DiCaprio was named as the lead benefactor in a group of movie lovers who bought one of the pairs. It will be displayed at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures when it opens in Los Angeles next year The fourth known pair is owned by a private collector, who bought them from a Tennessee schoolteacher who had won them in a 1940 competition Actress Debbie Reynolds was also once given some ruby slippers from the movie but these were used for screen tests and never worn by Garland. They sold for more than $500,000 at a 2011 auction More on this story Renee Zellweger to play Judy Garland on screen 23 October 2017 Dorothy's Wizard of Oz slippers to be saved after campaign hits $300,000 24 October 2016 Sent from my iPad