Partners: Who wants 'em and who needs 'em?

[Guest JT]

Life's blessing

 

>I’ve met someone who

>captivates me just by the simple joys of conversation or

>sharing a laugh. It seems for now that I’d never grow weary

>of his company, this based on a year’s experience, more or

>less. >Under the right circumstances I’d jump on this as a

>LTR in a flash... but the circumstances are far from right,

>on several counts. Life does have it’s irony.

 

Dear TY,

 

This may not be life's irony, but rather a blessing in disguise. At least you are lucky enough to meet and befriend such a special individual, a person whom you seem to care and treasure very much! I think many people out there would love to find that special someone to share their lives with. Perhaps the circumstances right now may not be the best time for you/him to start a LTR, but who knows, life is full of surprises! Celebrate, enjoy and cherish what the two of you have now --- think of this as a gift, a blessing in your journey of life. As you look forward to the future, may your journey be filled with the hope and laughter of you and your special someone!

 

JT :-)

[+ Charlie]

About the same time they closed the Mine Shaft and the baths in NYC (i.e., 1983).

[Traveller]

>Forgive me for asking, but i'm fascinated by cross-cultural

>couples. Do you 2 have a tree with Christmas and Hunnukka

>(sp?) decorations? How do you handle holidayes? Have you

>been to the Holy Land to see his family? Does he wear one

>of those beanies on his head when you sleep?

>

>I think jewish people are very interesting. Your bf sounds

>nice. :7

>

 

He's from Tel Aviv, so he's secular. We both have hangovers from Labor Day through President's Day so Xmas trees and menorahs are beyond the scope. I've taught him to drink, he's taught me to gamble. I've been to Tel Aviv, and at 6'4", blonde haired and blue eyed and make sure I dance with as many of the local girls as I can. He doesn't sleep with a beenie (he'll love that term), but he's got a huge gorgeous cut Israeli cock that I wrap with my mouth or ass when appropriate.

 

 

What do you mean by this? I hope your joking. :-(

 

Of course not. The Zionist conspiracy enveloping the globe is killing all Christians and Muslims with Anthrax, cheese whiz, Jimmy Walker and spam as we speak. Don't leave your house for the next 48 weeks if you wish to live.

 

Later.

[Guest WetDream]

RE: Zionist Alert

 

"The Zionist conspiracy enveloping the globe is killing all Christians and Muslims with Anthrax, cheese whiz, Jimmy Walker and spam as we speak. Don't leave your house for the next 48 weeks if you wish to live."

 

Well, Traveller, they can hardly consider themselves GOOD Zionists if they are mixing cheese whiz and spam. :+

[Guest Stephan-Lacoste]

You know phage, believe me, sometime is it better to be alone. YOu don't get hurt or dissapointed or even don't hope for the best from your supposely lover unless you both are so compatible that nothing is wrong but everything is perfect.

Again believe me, it is hard to be alone , at home, without anyone waiting for you , to share a cup of caffee or to talk about your day at work , or even have someone who can't wait you come back from work or to make love , but I mean " Love" not the quick fuck, you done in 5 minutes. I have tried and got betrated for the last past years because I was fucking dumb and blind. I thought I had the good one but I didn't.

Trust me, I really think dating someone, older and mature would be the perfect thing to do, having someone who has a job a, good situations, and not dealing with issues which would make you nuts because it would be the only thing the guy could talk about.

Now to answer your question, " Who wants'em and who need'sem" well I really want one but do I need one ? I'm still wondering.

Good luck to you.

hug

 

Stephan Lacoste

http://www.stephanlacoste.com

http://www.eboysvideo.com

stephanlacoste@gmail.com

[Guest CraigSF39]

>He's from Tel Aviv, so he's secular.

 

I heard there were some Jewish people in other places besides Jerusalem who were religious. My friend went there and said all over the country they wear the beanie (sorry, i don't speak Jewish) and the cloth.

 

>I've taught him to drink,

>he's taught me to gamble.

 

I'm sure he does very good at that.

 

I've been to Tel Aviv, and at

>6'4", blonde haired and blue eyed and make sure I dance with

>as many of the local girls as I can.

 

Don't they attack you or think that your german? Its very brave of you to go there. You must really love him! :o I heard a lot of them have guns. x(

 

>The Zionist conspiracy enveloping the globe

>is killing all Christians and Muslims with Anthrax, cheese

>whiz, Jimmy Walker and spam as we speak. Don't leave your

>house for the next 48 weeks if you wish to live.

 

When i first heard about the antrhax, i thought maybe it was from Israel to but then i heard it was expensive so i thought it probably wasn't. Also its hard to imagine them working with it without it getting in there noses. So, frankly, sir, i don't believe what your saying,

[Guest JT]

Men...

 

Men/Partners --- can't live with them, can't live without them !

 

Sounds familiar? ;-)

 

JT

[Guest Tampa Yankee]

"Trust me, I really think dating someone, older and mature would be the perfect thing to do, having someone who has a job a, good situations, and not dealing with issues which would make you nuts because it would be the only thing the guy could talk about."

 

Years do cause a mellowing and some weathering of edges... yet it seems that many, if not most men, until they mellowed themselves, seem attracted to those with edges. The drawback is the occasional cuts and scrapes and more or a restlessness that leads often to a 'parting of the ways'.

[Guest Stephan-Lacoste]

>Years do cause a mellowing and some weathering of edges...

>yet it seems that many, if not most men, until they mellowed

>themselves, seem attracted to those with edges. The

>drawback is the occasional cuts and scrapes and more or a

>restlessness that leads often to a 'parting of the ways'.

 

well well well, the only thing I can say is what you just wrote is beautiful but you talk so good, too good, that it is not easy for me to understand. Do we call that Perfect English ? I thought French was hard, I'd better go back to school

hug

[Guest allansmith63]

Ah, Tamps, such mellifluous erudition!!

 

I happen to agree completely with you - the edges do soften, and mellow is wonderful. But don't anyone take mellow as boring or humdrum. It's more a meeting of spirits, of desires, or goals. And when it works, it really works!!!!

 

Allan.

[Guest JT]

2001 Top Ten Quotes on M4MER!

 

2001 Top Ten Quotes on M4MER!

 

>It's more a meeting of spirits, of

>desires, or goals. And when it works, it really works!!!!

 

Thanks, Allan!

 

JT :-)

[Guest Tampa Yankee]

stephan,

 

My English is hardly perfect, expecially this example, which is rather dismal due to my somtimes poor attention to proofreading.

 

Maybe it will help if I clean up some of the mess... here goes --

 

Years do cause a mellowing and some weathering of edges... yet it seems that many men, if not most men, until they have mellowed themselves, seem attracted to those men with edges. The drawback is found in the occasional cuts and scrapes and more of a restlessness that leads often to a 'parting of the ways'.between the two.

 

:-) It was late...

[Guest Tampa Yankee]

Allan,

 

>Ah, Tamps, such mellifluous erudition!!

>

 

There you go throwing $10 words at this 2 bit poster... :-)

 

 

>I happen to agree completely with you - the edges do soften,

>and mellow is wonderful. But don't anyone take mellow as

>boring or humdrum. It's more a meeting of spirits, of

>desires, or goals. And when it works, it really works!!!!

>

Yes, much like a Chateau Margaux or Petrus. And I agree with you, but I find no surprise in that this Dutchman agrees with you on occasion. :-)

 

May your tomorrow be as good as my today. ;-)

[SmallTownJohn]

When I visit my parents, Mom always hits me with the classic, " I saw (insert former HS girl who ignored me when I sported the Trent Reznor look) out today & she asked what you were doing now. She's such a nice girl!"

 

So, for the last couple of years, the BF started out as "my pal in Nashville" & then he was elevated to "roomie who works all the time."

Coming out at home would be the equivalent to Frankenstein being chased by the torch-bearing villagers toward the windmill. I asked the BF how his Mom took the "gay news"...his response, " First, she flung a pot of potatoes at the frig, ran to the bathroom to reload/regroup & kicked the door open & jumped out blasting. Without getting into the gore...I pretty much make Jesus puke." Staying slient with my parents was going to work best for me. LOL

 

I admire how BlindPoodle doesnt give me the chance take myself too seriously from some of the email I receive. He cracks on me daily asking if "I'm feeling hot or can u work up a graph for me on your "multi-load" capablilites & submit that to me by NOON in triplicate?"

 

You'll usually catch us conquering coasters at amusement parks rather than working up "an outfit" & scoring some Meth. on a Sat. But, we always find time to tag team top a great bottom in our free time<EG>

 

I need my partner...for the security, morale & one liners(especially when u have some hot popcorn... kicking back... watching queens go into battle on Message Center posts & in AOL chatrooms)

 

 

 

Just kicking in my hick perspective since we were discussing BFs in Escorts Only,

 

John

[Guest cp8036]

ooooh too bad Ethan is not here...

[Guest cp8036]

RE: Zionist Alert

 

Cheeze Whiz and Spam.... you're right, they are not good Zionists. Sounds more like Trailer Trash Zionists.

 

They probably all factory workers at the local Beenie Plant.

[Guest cp8036]

no way..... I thought Richard Simmons was part of the Pentagon flight?

[Guest Tampa Yankee]

Foolish of me not to mention this earlier... I do give English lessons but I'd rather refurbish my French with you!! Maybe a swap??

 

;-)