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Once again, avoiding the "Like" button (c.f. curmudgeon post), but thank you for sharing that bit of outrage and you truly have my sympathy. Has nobody ever used the phrase "The customer is always right" with cashier?

Q: How many members of the women's comunity does it take to change a light bulb? A: "That's not funny". Could we have an unlike button please?

I'm pretty darn sure I used to see him on cam4.com and sometimes was playing the flute. Yeah, I'm talking about the Boehm system mechanical one made out of metal . . . ! [surprisingly deep voice]

She should have shopped at Payless. Women's Myra Short Boot $20.00 I think that Bernard might have wanted to shop at Payless or Walmart, but her point of view was more likely that by spending $700 she got the kind of shoes that really pleased her, that she wanted to make last by not walking all over Manhattan, and since it was worth it to her, and since expenses of this kind (not done to excess) wouldn't have noticeably impacted their wealth, it wasn't unreasonable for Bernard to indulge her. Now personally, I would never spend that kind of money for shoes/boots if I could possibly avoid it. (Even though nice new shiny black leather police/riding boots are at least half that these days).

The guy who really drove me into a frenzy back in the day was Steve Kelso. Google being my friend, it suggests that Kelso only appeared in one video, but was featured in an amazing *body* of photographic work (if you'll forgive the intended pun).lae I mentioned I saw him in a different posting having seen him once signing photos at a Folsom Street fair, leaving me totally cotton-mouthed and unable to speak. Other posters here have mentioned his (continued and recent) connection to a bar in Jersey. http://manhuntdaily.com/2013/02/flashback-friday-steve-kelso-ii/

They are both hot as the blue blazes but the millennial is just a bit too young for my tastes. I'd feel slightly icky about robbing the cradle.

http://daddysreviews.com/venue/europe/england/magnus_london

He's been in a couple of episodes of bound gods as a top. In a couple of them he was sporting only a moustache, somewhat longer undercut hair, looking cute kissable and VISCIOUS all at once ... he would be at the top of my list once my discretionary $$ budget increases . . .

Geek that I am, what's been my favorites lately have been the Brahms A-major serenade and the Mozart quintet for piano and winds.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GCBJPDCUF0 Ooops, somebody already posted an alternative performance . . sorry

Climax is a perfectly appropriate musical term. All we like climaxes, right? I do know what a Selectric is. I bought a used one when I was in college, and the console of the school's IBM 1130 computer used the same mechanism. Funny, I'm looking down the keyboard of my mac laptop and there's a key that still says "Return"!

Well, *my* (penultimately) former dentist was not into kink, but did indicate he wanted to put his tool in my mouth shortly before leaving the profession and moving to south florida. He practiced in the basement of his house and had a 7' Bechstein grand piano in his waiting room. I did not resist. (For Tyro's benefit he was also a former clarinet- and bassoonist). Other SF forum members might remember him just on the basis of those clues

Arco in the bay area is often the cheapest, but may vary from station to station. On the same day it was $3.03 in Oakland at 51st and shattuck, and $3.13 in SF at Fell and Divisadero. Just across the street is a non-name station which is usually 20 to 25 cents higher, but the Arco has long lines and (I assume) enough folks are in a hurry that the other station can make a go of it.

Wasn't the person-of-porn Dirk Caber in a flick being an ostensible step-dad recently? Could this have been from the aforementioned flick?

Smooth, for a bizarre reason. I'm prone to getting canker sores (in my mouth) which makes my woodwind playing *painful*. So I stay away from crunchy peanut butter, sandwiches made with french bread , and blue cheeses - which also seem to provoke them. (atlhough I did love blue cheese... sigh).

I used to swim for fitness regularly where I work - at a west coast university. Speedos are by far the most comfortable things to swim laps in, and there were guys of all the types described above i.e. "Old, fat, young, skinny" and *nobody gives a shit*. Some of the potbellied guys wearing speedos barely covering their cocks and asses nonetheless were considerably faster swimmers than I was... Count me in the camp that says to go for it!

For the benefit of the folks in other parts of the country, some of the pictures in the first section were taken at a recuring easter-time "Hunky Jesus Contest" sponsored by the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence in San Francisco. I gotta say that, even though *all* of my best ancestors are Jewish, and even though I am a bleeding heart liberal, even I find some of what the SPI do disturbing, but that's likely intentional on their part....

I have no experience with the fellow, but is this who you had in mind? http://rentmen.com/sexyyoungstud

I seem to recall one of the escorts saying he mixed his own lube from a powder, which made it really cost effective. I had thought it was Steve Drakar, but since he didn't mention in his reply it must have been somebody else . . . I hope the escort chimes in and reminds us of the details

Anybody remember "Adriano Marquez" who worked for titan back in the day? I met him in real life one year at the Folsom Street fair (a friend did behind the scenes work for Titan), He was *HUGE* must have been at least 6'5"; big hands , big everything but his proportions were such that looking at him on video with somebody of comparable height you'd think he was 5'10 or so.

I am so taken with their bodies and faces I hardly *notice* the undies. W O O F ~ ~ !

Thanks all ... Hexum was the one I was thinking of, so my three would be Hugh Jackman Jon-Erik Hexum Zachary Quinto

Are we allowed to name dead actors as if they were living and still in their prime? [thinking of the Belgian guy who shot himself in the head on set playing around with what he thought were harmless blanks ... can't recall his name at the moment ... what a total waste of hunkhood ]

I heard a musician friend (and one who is a conductor himself) make a related Joke about Marilyn Monroe having to spend eterntiy with Arturo Toscanini . . . .

Did you hear about Otto the brown-nosed reindeer? He was right behind Rudolf, but couldn't stop as fast ... <grin> [back where I went to college a german professor was named Ottomar Rudolf ]