Courtesan Class

[xanthus69]

Courtesan? By definition, a courtesan is a prostitute, and, please, consult your dictonaries before stoning me in print. With regard to the particular escorts of mention, certainly, they are Cadillacs among the Chevrolets parked on the car lot of escorts. Perhaps "paramour" in a masculine sense, as Madame Pompadour to Louis XV in the feminine, implying that the escort was possessed of exceptional physical beauty, personal charm, intelligence, and, sexual prowess, would be a better description? There is a gentleman who has been hosting a by-invitation-only pool party each summer in Palm Beach. There is a nominal "cover charge", if you will, that benefits the AIDS shelter in West Palm Beach, and, the guests, limited in number, have the opportunity to meet a number of men who are in the Bugatti class, if you will, of escorting: escorts who don't advertise and cater to a very select clientele, Kevin Wilde from Los Angeles, Gary Ware from New York, and Michael Sterling from Ft. Lauderdale come to mind as escorts I encountered in that place. The Ware boy, in particular, was worthy of a statue by Michanegelo.

[JT Brooklyn]

IMHO...It is 2007 and I as some other's do, relate to the Term "Working Guy".. as alot of the "Working GIRL'S" prefer to be called! Because that's exactly what they do..WORK IT!

 

The term "ESCORT" Passed on with 80 Year Old.. Jerome Zipkin! For those in NYC who remember Nancy Reagan's Party Partner! LOL

:P

[xanthus69]

Mr. Zipkin was a "Walker", not an "Escort", and, by the largesse of his father, he was a man of wealth independent of those ladies he walked.

[Rod Hagen]

Every urban legend, particularly those that bloom and grow large over the Internet, has some element of fantasy to it. And while it's always difficult to understand completely the fantasies of others when you don't share them, the occasional indulgence on sites like this and Muscle Service of the idea of a pornographic super world, underworld, populated by men-for-hire so amazing you have to know someone who knows someone who knows someone just to become aware of their existence, much less fuck them, has always perplexed me as willfully delusional.

 

Show me a photo of someone more beautiful and more fun than Marco Rochelle. And, more importantly, why would you want to fantasize that there is someone out there more beautiful and more fun to fuck than him, when he, the reality, can be right there on top of your dick with a simple, advertised, phone call?

 

I don't get it. But, I guess, other people's online fantasies aren't for me to get. It's the real ones that I enjoy fulfilling.

 

 

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310.360.9890

Fun, Fit, Friendly Fucker in West Hollywood.

-Rod Hagen

[Rick Munroe]

>Show me a photo of someone more beautiful and more fun than

>Marco Rochelle.

 

Didn't he star in that classic foreign film "Rochelle, Rochelle," about a young girl's strange, erotic journey from Milan to Minsk?

[AdamSmith]

>Didn't he star in that classic foreign film "Rochelle,

>Rochelle," about a young girl's strange, erotic journey from

>Milan to Minsk?

 

No, that was the remake -- "New Rochelle, New Rochelle". About taking the wrong train out of Penn Station and finding herself stranded in Rahway!

 

By the way, are you a courtesan or a walker? And what does that make Derek?

 

And then what does that make me? :+

[Epigonos]

I am the first to admit that if we are going to be dictionary correct terms like courtesan and paramour are incorrect becuase they have traditionally refered to women. I am also aware that the term escort once refered to men who accompanied older women to significant social events. HOWEVER, vocabulary does evolve ie. I'm old enough to remember when the word gay simply meant happy. Thus when I used the term "courtesan" all I was trying to do was distinguish a select group of escorts (working guys) who "I" felt were outstanding at their chosen occupation.

All of the seven guys I listed share certain qualities: 1.) they are well built in a gym sense, 2.) they are all sexually versatile, 3.) they are all, with the exception of Aaron Mark, dark haired, 4.) they all kiss with passion, and 5.) they are all well educated. Now the fact that "I" find these guys to be exceptional certainly doesn't mean that everybody else on the this board does of should. As Rod so aptly stated we all have our own fantasies and in this business that is the name of the game.

[xanthus69]

I surmise you to have answered your own question: it is the exclusiveness of the thing. Anyone can have Marco Rochelle by making a phone call or sending an email; men such as Kevin Wilde or Michael Sterling are not as accessible, and, of course, there is, if you will, prestige in having the company of a man who has been with a Holywood "A" list actor or a noetworthy politician or a powerful Wall Street financier. From my own experience, I found Michael Sterling to be exceptional value in every aspect of our unhurried weekend "date", although, to be sure, his quoted fee took my breath away in the beginning. He was attentive, well-spoken, polished in his manner, and he dressed to the occasion; too, he was well known to the management and employees in hotels and restaurants of Palm Beach, and, we received remarkable service as a result.

[Lankypeters]

Do some hotel managers encourage escorts (I hope the term passes muster) to stay, use their hotels to attract escort clients?

 

 

Lankypeters

[JT Brooklyn]

"Escort" or "Working Guy"...I guess the "Older Clients" just like the "Escort" Name.. because it sounds like they are getting more for their Investment!

 

But they are still just getting a "Guy" going to work and doing his a Job..HOPEFULLY! :P

[JT Brooklyn]

Thank God for Rich Relations! Buy ZIPPY (The Walker) was an "Ornery Old Man"..

Who would bend over for a Penny, getting into the Limo!

Some grow old Gracefully, some just grow old! LOL :P

[xanthus69]

Mr. Zipkin could be a very unpleasant in his manner. I recollect encountering him at the "viewing" of the body of a deceased matron who, in her lifetime, had maligned everyone of her acquaintance. Such was her character that Rumor had it that her husband had walked into oncoming traffic with a song in his heart and a smile on his lips. After gazing upon "Big" Nell's countenance, he turned to her daughter, Lit'l Nell, and remarked, with a sweet smile, "I pray God has greater mercy upon Nellie than she had upon her fellow man. If not, it's a hot time in the old town tonight for the old girl." in By report, Zipkin's father attempted to "cure" him of his homosexuality with an extensive course of electroshock therapy recommended by a prominent psychiatrist. In the course of this horrendous treatment, two or three of his vertebrae were crushed in his convulsions, and, he was in constant pain for the rest of his life. Good cause, I think, for his "scrappy" personality.

[JT Brooklyn]

Probably so..OR a Good Excuse for his very East Side Attitude!

 

Then again some people are just born with E/S Attitude! LOL

 

I do believe he was a Roommate of Somerset Maughm at one time.

 

R.I.P. "ZIPPY"

[+ BenjaminNicholas]

Yes, they do.

 

I've made arrangements with more than a few hotels and B&B's, promising them continual business and in return they give top-upgrades to my guys, discounts, comped spa services and really great all-around service (which should come with ANY hotel stay really).

 

While i make little-to-no actual money from my blog, it is another resource for ad space-for-swag kickbacks. I remember when i first started plugging AussieBum years ago and they would send me their whole line of undergear just for the mention. Now that 15 Minutes is averaging well-over 100k unique hits a week, it's become a truly viable ad space for a variety of companies.

 

 

BN

[Rod Hagen]

>course, there is, if you will, prestige in having the company

>of a man who has been with a Holywood "A" list actor or a

>noetworthy politician or a powerful Wall Street financier.

>From my own experience, I found Michael Sterling to be

>exceptional value in every aspect of our unhurried weekend

>"date", although, to be sure, his quoted fee took my breath

>away in the beginning. He was attentive, well-spoken, polished

>in his manner, and he dressed to the occasion; too, he was

>well known to the management and employees in hotels and

>restaurants of Palm Beach, and, we received remarkable service

>as a result.

 

Yeah, it's that kind of unconfirmable bullshit I was talking about. How can anyone confirm you are talking about real people? We can't, because we aren't worthy to know of them, according to the scenario perpetuated by people who like to pretend. So you're basically writing porn, which is fine, if the audience understands that in the first place.

 

 

http://www.RodHagen.com

310.360.9890

Fun, Fit, Friendly Fucker in West Hollywood.

-Rod Hagen

[xanthus69]

Calm yourself, lad! Doubtlessly, your day in the sun will come in time!

[+ purplekow]

>>Show me a photo of someone more beautiful and more fun than

>>Marco Rochelle.

>

>Didn't he star in that classic foreign film "Rochelle,

>Rochelle," about a young girl's strange, erotic journey from

>Milan to Minsk?

 

 

Clearly you guys are watching too many Seinfelt reruns. Everyone knows the Rochelle Rochelle was the Broadway vehicle which starred

Bette Midler when she play for the show softball team in a Seinfeld episode. I believe she was crushed at the plate and allowed the winning run to score.

[+ purplekow]

>>Didn't he star in that classic foreign film "Rochelle,

>>Rochelle," about a young girl's strange, erotic journey from

>>Milan to Minsk?

>

>No, that was the remake -- "New Rochelle, New Rochelle". About

>taking the wrong train out of Penn Station and finding herself

>stranded in Rahway!

>

>By the way, are you a courtesan or a walker? And what does

>that make Derek?

>

>And then what does that make me? :+

 

I can verify that Rick and Derek are walkers that can walk the walk.

[Rod Hagen]

Teleological argument

 

>Calm yourself, lad! Doubtlessly, your day in the sun will

>come in time!

 

Actually, my time is long past.

 

But, don't you see what I'm saying? If you were to say to me, a non-believer, that God speaks to you, it would be impossible for me to prove that untrue. Now, when you say, that Joe Blifstick is an escort to the rich and powerful that only a select few, like you, have access to, and that he's beyond any beauty out there, well you've created a non-falsifiable tale. Michael Sterling, a name about as believable as my fake one, may be a gift that mere mortals cannot acquire, he may be real, but what you're saying sounds more like a porn screenplay than a reasonable occurence, especially since celebreties here and in DC make a habit of hiring advertising escorts anyway. And of course I can't prove that it's not true, that he's not real, that these WonderBoys don't exist, but only because you've made the undoing of your claim impossible.

 

http://www.RodHagen.com

310.360.9890

Fun, Fit, Friendly Fucker in West Hollywood.

-Rod Hagen

[+ stevenkesslar]

>Courtesan? By definition, a courtesan is a prostitute, and,

>please, consult your dictonaries before stoning me in print.

 

Personally, I think this "courtesan" talk is something a little bit less than arousing. No one has ever called me that in the middle of making love.

 

Here are some things that people have said that sound better to me than being called "courtesan."

 

"I want you to be my fucking hole. Bring that tight hole over here and ride my cock."

 

"I want to suck your juicy cock, you hunky piece of meat."

 

"Give me your sweet pink ass so I can lick it with my tongue."

 

I mean, these words may not sound as classy as courtesan, but which would you rather hear in bed?

 

Hugs, and thanks for all the sweet words.

 

Steven

[xanthus69]

RE: Teleological argument

 

It was not my intent to infer that I was one of the "select few" that had access to these Golden Lads as I am certain that any gentlement who meets their criteria as a client is more than welcome to sample their charms. After all, they are in business.

[Rick Munroe]

>I mean, these words may not sound as classy as courtesan, but

>which would you rather hear in bed?

 

Personally, I'd rather hear moans and groans than porn talk.

 

By the way, the dictionary defines courtesan as a "prostitute associating with noblemen or men of wealth." I wonder what word they use for those of us who associate with regular guys and working stiffs? :o

[Rick Munroe]

>By the way, are you a courtesan or a walker? And what does

>that make Derek?

 

I'm a driver and he's a passenger, unless we're in a car, and then it's reversed. }(

 

>And then what does that make me?

 

A Leviathan! :+

[Rick Munroe]

Dear P-kow, Rochelle, Rochelle was originally a fictional movie and then a video and then the Midler show.

 

From wikipedia:

 

The film is first referenced in "The Movie," when George goes to see Rochelle, Rochelle after losing his seat to see Checkmate. Jerry and Elaine end up in the same theater. After watching the film for only a few minutes, the trio discover each other after hearing one another's audible disgust. Indifferent to the audience, they yell out how bad the movie is and then all three walk out. During this scene several bits of dialogue are heard from the movie (with Larry David voicing the role of a man convincing Rochelle to undress). It is learned that Rochelle resides in Milan and is visiting relatives in Minsk. According to a preview overheard in the episode, the The Village Voice called the film "a masterpiece."

 

The movie is mentioned again in "The Smelly Car," when George tries to hide from Susan the fact that he rented the movie, embarrassed to let her know that he watches movies for the nudity (though he asserts that it's not frontal, but "sidal" nudity).

 

The sixth-season episode "The Understudy" features a Broadway musical adaptation of Rochelle, Rochelle starring Bette Midler, who appears in the episode as herself. At the end of the episode, the understudy is seen performing the title number (sample lyric: "Oh, it's been a long journey from Milan to Minsk, Rochelle, Rochelle!").

 

Rochelle, Rochelle was referenced again in Larry David's show Curb Your Enthusiasm as a motion picture. There is also a San Diego band named Rochelle Rochelle.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_fictional_films_in_Seinfeld

[Rick Munroe]

>I can verify that Rick and Derek are walkers

 

Alice and Jimmie? :+

 

http://www.pbs.org/wnet/aaworld/reference/images/alice_walker.jpg http://mywebpages.comcast.net/matchgame/3x5pictures/JimmieWalker3.jpg