Deven Hunter 12/24/09 Coverboy

[trooperbill2000]

I don't know Deven Hunter from other than the reviews I have read under his picture, but I do want to say this:

 

While you can't judge a book by its cover, this guy's smile is extremely well received. It conveys warmth and friendliness and really makes him stand out in a crowd of his peers.

 

Sometimes when people don't smile it connotates a sense of arrogance based on perceived status of good looks, power or wealth. A friendly smile not only eliminates any perception of conceit but has drawing power and expresses likeability.

 

Keep smiling guy. It makes you more powerful than a fleet of icebreaker ships-especially in your field of endeavor.

[whipped guy]

I don't know Deven Hunter from other than the reviews I have read under his picture, but I do want to say this:

While you can't judge a book by its cover, this guy's smile is extremely well received... Keep smiling guy. It makes you more powerful than a fleet of icebreaker ships-especially in your field of endeavor.

 

Shoot! A smile is so contagious and should be everyone’s calling card. Plus a smile is often the perfect antidote to a another person's frown. In addition, it along with the eyes gives an indication of a person’s inner soul. Now it really is impossible to definitively judge a book simply by its cover, but a genuine smile is usually a signal that a person possesses a certain enthusiasm for life and has the type of personality that embodies optimistic principles…. and that is a trait that is definitely something that in an idealistic world all humanity should possess.

 

It has been said that a smile can be a deal maker… and the lack there of a deal breaker. I almost didn’t hire a certain escort because he did not smile in any of his photos. However, based on a series of great reviews I took the plunge, albeit with a bit of trepidation. However, when he opened the door and I saw the visual equivalent of “The heavens are telling the glory of god” in his smile and the sparkle in his eyes I instantly knew that I had made the right decision… and I had only looked at the guy from the neck up at that point!

 

Never underestimate the power of a simple smile...

[Guest resorts777]

Devon's smile is the real thing. He's every bit as sweet, charming, interesting and adorable as the photo implies. Oh, and he's also quite hot!

[jackcali]

I agree completely. He's a sweetheart, and that smile -- especially when combined with an arched eyebrow -- couldn't be hotter.

[whipped guy]

In my posting above I actually meant to compliment Deven on his smile, but never actually did so. At any rate, everything that I said above seems to apply to him... at least as far as his photo is concerned. Now some individuals for a variety of reasons are not photogenic, or at least don’t come across well in their photos. However, in Deven's case the camera does capture a certain charm and indescribable quality that beams like a ray of sunshine toward the viewer. It is heartening to hear that what the camera reveals is part of his actual persona as well.

[whipped guy]

Speling eror

 

In my posting above I actually meant to compliment Deven on his smile, but never actually did so.

 

When I typed that something seemed wrong... as in "Deven" is not spelled "Deven". I subsequently checked the 12/24 cover-boy page and it was indeed spelled "Deven"... so Deven it was. However, I was still somewhat troubled as I had never come across such a name, but then again in the world of working guys almost anything goes... and especially where working guy monikers are concerned.

 

I then checked the member listing and low and behold "Deven"' certainly did spell his name "Devon". I later double checked Devon's review page and it is spelled properly there as well. So a typo by the I guess not so infallible Daddy on that 12/24 cover-boy page that was inadvertently perpetuated here.

 

At any rate, correcting this typo has given me an excuse to bump up this thread which might just give those who missed Devon's winning smile a chance to check it out... So not really a bad thing in the long run.