Taking a bite of the BIG APPLE

Cooper · February 28, 2003

GOOD TO THE LAST BITE..RE: Taking a bite of the BIG APP...

Jack, Thanks for sharing with this board your daily adventures in the Big Apple. It was enjoyable to read!... You take home with you many fond memories, great new friends, and the excitement of first time experiences. Nike's ad of "Just do it" sums it all up so perfectly. Your life has been changed for the better and you have grown from it. For you, this was just what the doctor ordered, it's better than therapy!... I was privilaged to have had the opportunity to met and "play" with you. You are a good and decent man. One that I'm proud to call my friend. All the best to you! Coop

jackhammer91406 · February 28, 2003

APPLE JACK OFF Final report

Well guys,

I have had a good nights rest, (my bags were delivered at 1 AM local time) and I am ready to face real life again (well, maybe not ready, but in a much better mood to do so).

As Tri pointed out, my depression seems to be a thing of the past, I am now dealing with exhaustion and blisters on 'lil Jack.

I will never forget the people of NY, and NJ, and all I can say to those few escorts I didn't hire while there, keep your eyes posted for this client's travel plans, maybe I can make time for you on my next visit.

I have certainly come home a different and I hope better person. I hadn't had a chance to keep up with the other threads while in NY, so I plan to catch up now, but I did quickly read the various threads regarding the CLOSET last night. Is this a bar that I missed while in NY?

I continue my search to find the person I am meant to be instead of the guy I have been for the world's acceptance for so many years and I am sure after my trip that he will be someone I can live with. As to whether I will do a full "tell everyone" or just let some special people into my world is a point I have yet to work out. I will not be basing that outcome (excuse the expression) on politics, gay rights, or world acceptance, but on my own comfort level at the time. I am more comfortable in my own skin now than I was a week ago, and I thank Cooper, Lucky, Hijinx, JIM, Foxy, Louis, Ramon, Stefano, Luc, NYO, Luso, dickNy, the cute bartender at Stella's, and all the guys whose names I didn't catch or remember or am not allowed to reveal. A BIG HUG (apologies to chuck) to all of them.

Now the TOP TEN things I learned:

Number 10. For every household need, go to Duane Reade. There's one only a half block from wherever you are in NY.

Number 9. The Hippodrome contains no live animals, especially Hippos.

Number 8. Jay walking is an art form.

Number 7. Full Service and Versatile are not the same thing.

Number 6 There are WAY TOO MANY beautiful guys in NY to cram into 6 days but you can nearly die trying.

Number 5 Not all NY'ers are cold and Rude.

Number 4. There are over 3 million Mc Donalds franchsies worldwide and all but 4,000 of them are in Manhattan.

Number 3 There may be hot places to visit outside of Chelsea, the Village and mid town Manhattan, but WHO CARES?

Number 2. When tipping a go-go boy, ALWAYS cop a feel (Thanks Hijinx, but I learned this one WAY TOO LATE).

And the Number 1 thing I learned...(drum roll) ....

WALK and DON'T WALK signs have absolutely NO MEANING whatsoever.

On my first time to do list yet remaining:

My first 3 way, 4 way, 5 way..etc.

Thanks again everybody, hope you enjoyed my trip, I know I did.

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btmstudnyc · February 28, 2003

Smell it

JUST one correction on the post Jack made about LIPS....when Rajene said...."I can tell you have a big one."

"I can SMELL it from here."

SHE WAS TOUCHING ME...but looking at JACKHammer.

HMMM

FUCK ME

JIM

dick_nyc · February 28, 2003