How do you read Message Center posts?

[JT Brooklyn]

Whipped..LOL :P

[Rick Munroe]

I only read posts by that Rick Munroe, the guy with the ass. What a kooky character! :+

[Guest PWIT]

>I only read posts by that Rick Munroe, the guy with the ass.

 

I just drool over those!

[Rick Munroe]

I was wondering why I felt so wet whenever I posted here. }(

[buckguy]

I start with the topic and then see who posted. I've been around since almost the beginning, so I've gotten pretty good at predicting what will be a dull pissing match and what might be interesting. Some posters are better than others. Some are wonderfully unpredicatble (I love Rick when he's serious). And others remind me the importance of not feeding the trolls.

[Steven_Draker]

I take that as a compliment, whip, thanks !

 

Too bad that you don't have a sense of humor.

Probably you need another whipping session with Cole Ramsey.

 

Steven Draker ~

http://www.rentboy.com/location/getrb.asp?rentboy=69980&Location=601

[Steven_Draker]

> Uh, Steven, have you actually read HCA?

 

Yes, I have, in two languages (was my favorite child book). Have you ?

 

Steven Draker ~

http://www.rentboy.com/location/getrb.asp?rentboy=69980&Location=601

[whipped guy]

>I take that as a compliment, whip, thanks!

>Too bad that you don't have a sense of humor.

 

Steve, actually it was meant as a "humorous compliment"...[/font color=blue]

 

>Probably you need another whipping session with Cole Ramsey.

 

As for Cole Ramsey even knowing how to wield a whip... now that's a real joke!!!

[ValleyDwellerNorth]

I read everyone's post regardless of the name because everyone deserves a chance to be heard. However, If I don't get the thrust of the post within the first four sentences then I am done.

 

Of all the fortune cookies I have eaten I have read a great deal of fortunes. However, I have only saved one:

 

"Four basic premises of writing: clarity, brevity, simplicity, and humanity"

 

Encyclicals, and sandals, turn me off.

[+ ArVaGuy]

RE: How do you read HCA???

 

Yes, I have, in two languages (was my

>favorite child book). Have you ?

>

>Steven Draker ~[/font]

>http://www.rentboy.com/location/getrb.asp?rentboy=69980&Location=601

 

 

Which languages, Steven?

 

I read them as a kid in English and stumbled through an Italian version with my grandmother.

 

Disney owes a lot to HCA otherwise half their movies would not have had source material.

 

BTW, he was gay you know.

 

ARVAGUY

[Steven_Draker]

RE: How do you read HCA???

 

> Which languages, Steven?

 

In two languages, neither of them was English. ;-)

[Guest Dan]

From left to right unless they are written in Hebrew in which case from right to left.

 

Dan Dare

http://www.geocities.com/dandare_laca/DanDare4Hire.html

[whipped guy]

RE: How do you read HCA???

 

 

Steve, I've narrowed the languages down to either French, Dutch, German, or possibly even Walloon... At any rate, it would be interesting to know!

[Steven_Draker]

RE: How do you read HCA???

 

I'm playing my joker card.

 

http://www.itv.se/boreale/joker.jpg

[whipped guy]

RE: How do you read HCA???

 

I take that to mean you’ve read HCA in Sanskrit and Swahili… am I close?

[+ ArVaGuy]

RE: How do you read HCA???

 

I bet it was Esperanto and Latin. :+

[whipped guy]

RE: How do you read HCA???

 

Make that Pig Latin....:+

[+ ArVaGuy]

RE: How do you read HCA???

 

>Make that Pig Latin....:+

 

Shouldn't that be ... Exsay Igpay Atinlay..? :+

[augustman]

RE: How do you read HCA???

 

I always check what the working guys have to say, so ask an escort first, deli second, travels and then the lounge. I only glance at lounge subjects to see if an interest is noted. I usually only read and now very rarely respond. In fact this is my first response in almost two months. I know of no other place where the working guys join in a such a regular basis. I wish more would but in talking to guys, they do not like the negativity that comes through. A few relish or enjoy the banter like Rick, Scott, Steven and Juan, but I find most do not. I think many are intimidated that if they make a mistake, their business will suffer. It is risky unless you have an established personality and gifted with the skill of a biting or humerous retorts and a very good use of the English language.