marcanthony

For those who have been following the Brent Corrigan saga... it is an interesting study in the nastiness that can happen in a relationship gone bad.
It's really interesting that two competing websites have emerged over all of this...
http://www.brentcorriganonline.com which is owned and operated by Brent himself...
and
http://www.brentcorriganxxx.com which appears to be owned and operated by Cobra video who owns many photo images and probably rights to the name "brent corrigan".
It;s kind of a mess, and really unfortunate... but it is causing the generation of lots of attractive photos!
For those interested in reading the entire saga of the mess from the very nasty beginning... try here.
http://www.juicygoo.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.p...87ce12b34194b84
Get a nice cup of coffee before you start... it goes on and on and on! LOL

Merry Christmas to all! Here are two of my favorite singers.
 

CDC issued a level 3 warning (essential travel only to anywhere in China).
That's pretty compelling that you would cancel...
https://www.cdc.gov/media/releases/2020/s0128-travelers-avoid-china.html

CDC issued a level 3 warning (essential travel only to anywhere in China).
That's pretty compelling that you would cancel...
https://www.cdc.gov/media/releases/2020/s0128-travelers-avoid-china.html

depends what you call a "lap dance."  but a long time ago Montreal strip clubs in particular (and some other clubs in other places as well) had actual doors that could be secured in the rooms where you went for lap dances.  So the definition of lap dance could be expanded... and in that case, the answer for me would be yes! 

That's great!  It's like the one about the 4 men sitting around bragging about their sons.  The first said my son is a world famous engineer.  He makes so much money and invents electric cars like the newest Tesla model.  Well said the second, that's pretty good but mine is financier on Wall Street, and he makes so much money that he owns multiple penthouse properties in Manhattan!  Pretty good, says the 3rd guy.  But my son is an entrepreneur and his start ups are so successful that he owns a fleet of private jets.  The 4th father was quiet for a while, but finally offered up... my son is gay and he is a male prostitute.  The other 3 men looked a bit shocked and then profusely consoled the 4th father.  We're so sorry, they said.  He replied, "Nah, he's my son and I love him.  Plus, he does pretty well for himself.  Just this Xmas alone he got a Tesla, a NY penthouse, and a private jet as Christmas presents."

That's great!  It's like the one about the 4 men sitting around bragging about their sons.  The first said my son is a world famous engineer.  He makes so much money and invents electric cars like the newest Tesla model.  Well said the second, that's pretty good but mine is financier on Wall Street, and he makes so much money that he owns multiple penthouse properties in Manhattan!  Pretty good, says the 3rd guy.  But my son is an entrepreneur and his start ups are so successful that he owns a fleet of private jets.  The 4th father was quiet for a while, but finally offered up... my son is gay and he is a male prostitute.  The other 3 men looked a bit shocked and then profusely consoled the 4th father.  We're so sorry, they said.  He replied, "Nah, he's my son and I love him.  Plus, he does pretty well for himself.  Just this Xmas alone he got a Tesla, a NY penthouse, and a private jet as Christmas presents."

A fourth-grade teacher asked the children what their parents do for a living. All the typical answers came up - mechanic, business, sales, doctor, engineer... and so forth.
However, little Justin was being uncharacteristically quiet, so when the teacher prodded him about his parents, he replied, "My father's an exotic dancer in a gay cabaret and takes off all his clothes to music in front of other men and they put money in his underwear. Sometimes, if the offer is really good, he will go home with some guy and stay with him all night for money."
The teacher, obviously shaken by this statement, hurriedly set the other children to work on some exercises and took little Justin aside."Is that really true about your father?"
"No," the boy said, "He works for the Republican National Committee and is trying to get Trump re-elected, but it's too embarrassing to say that in front of the other kids.”

BTW: this was sent to me from an ex Adonis dancer in Montreal. He found it very funny and so did I.

depends what you call a "lap dance."  but a long time ago Montreal strip clubs in particular (and some other clubs in other places as well) had actual doors that could be secured in the rooms where you went for lap dances.  So the definition of lap dance could be expanded... and in that case, the answer for me would be yes! 

depends what you call a "lap dance."  but a long time ago Montreal strip clubs in particular (and some other clubs in other places as well) had actual doors that could be secured in the rooms where you went for lap dances.  So the definition of lap dance could be expanded... and in that case, the answer for me would be yes! 

You are allowed to block people on twitter.  The issue with Trump and AOC is not the twitter part, but what they use twitter for.  Apparently the court ruled that since they are elected officials and they use their twitter accounts to conduct "official business" to communicate their agendas to their constituents, the comment section of twitter essentially becomes a "public forum."  Elected officials are not allowed to block individuals from expressing opinions on public forums under the First Amendment.  That's my understanding of the Appellate court ruling.

You are allowed to block people on twitter.  The issue with Trump and AOC is not the twitter part, but what they use twitter for.  Apparently the court ruled that since they are elected officials and they use their twitter accounts to conduct "official business" to communicate their agendas to their constituents, the comment section of twitter essentially becomes a "public forum."  Elected officials are not allowed to block individuals from expressing opinions on public forums under the First Amendment.  That's my understanding of the Appellate court ruling.

You are allowed to block people on twitter.  The issue with Trump and AOC is not the twitter part, but what they use twitter for.  Apparently the court ruled that since they are elected officials and they use their twitter accounts to conduct "official business" to communicate their agendas to their constituents, the comment section of twitter essentially becomes a "public forum."  Elected officials are not allowed to block individuals from expressing opinions on public forums under the First Amendment.  That's my understanding of the Appellate court ruling.

During Gay Pride month, I'm glad he felt comfortable enough to come out. We owe a huge debt the older generation for hard fought victories in getting closer to equality. I do worry we may be headed a bit back based on recent polls but that is where the younger gays, like Connor, can have an impact.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/life/people/2019/06/25/american-crime-actor-connor-jessup-comes-out-gay/1566558001/
 

He is a cutie. Sure hope he has a smart head on his shoulders and experienced mentors advising him. Being known as a young, handsome, "out" gay actor in show business will attract a lot of unwanted attention, especially with lips like his. Sort of like throwing bloody meat into shark-infested water. At least today, you don't have to end up OD'd in some alley off Melrose.

What an absolute cutie! 

"The young use respect as a mechanism to keep their elders at a remove, so we don’t remind them of an unpleasant truth: Nothing lasts."  Varys, Game of Thrones.  Season 8, Episode 1

"The young use respect as a mechanism to keep their elders at a remove, so we don’t remind them of an unpleasant truth: Nothing lasts."  Varys, Game of Thrones.  Season 8, Episode 1

Did I mention that Ginsburg and Breyer are 85 and 80 yo respectively, and Gorusch and Kavanaugh are 51 and 54.

At some point, one of the candidates for the democratic nomination will secure/win that nomination, and he/she will likely run against Donald Trump.  If part of the democratic base stays home like the Bernie Bros did last year, there's a good chance we have 4 more years of the same.  I am not sure much could be worse than that.
It's why though I have my reasons for wanting Beto to be that candidate, I say nothing about the flaws of Harris, Warren, Biden, Booker, Sanders, Kloubacher, etc etc... because ONE of them will ultimately be MY candidate.
If the Dems lose this election, we deserve what we get.  Fool me once, shame on you (Republicans), fool me twice, shame on me (Democrats).

Normally I would agree with you.  My point is that 2.5 years into the current administration and the sobering thought given another 4 years of the same the SCOTUS could conceivably curtail equal protection under the law for the next 20 years, I don't need to vet any of the candidates to know that any one of them would be better than what we have now.  That's enough incentive for me not to weaken any of them.  Sorry we'll just have to disagree.

Beto O’Rourke Raised $6.1 Million Online in First 24 Hours of Campaign
Only 1k of that is mine, but if he plays his cards right, I'm sure I'll be sending more.

Normally I would agree with you.  My point is that 2.5 years into the current administration and the sobering thought given another 4 years of the same the SCOTUS could conceivably curtail equal protection under the law for the next 20 years, I don't need to vet any of the candidates to know that any one of them would be better than what we have now.  That's enough incentive for me not to weaken any of them.  Sorry we'll just have to disagree.

Did I mention that Ginsburg and Breyer are 85 and 80 yo respectively, and Gorusch and Kavanaugh are 51 and 54.