marcanthony

Such good times and good memories. Let's do it again sometime! (minus Adonis of course)

"Ralph" began his career as a dancer at Adonis, where he was making side money to support himself going to school to become a locksmith. Ultimately, it turned out he was way cute and way nice and people really liked him and so he moved into the entertainment business instead! In spite of his now ended marriage to Pierre Fitch and his occasional jaunts to Florida for Johnny's or Europe for Bel Ami, he is still very often out and about in his hometown of Montreal. He is always friendly, engaging, and remembers your name and greets you warmly. Whenever I see him at Unity, we always share a drink and a nice conversation. Classy guy... and yes, sexy as hell too.

Thanks for sharing a pic of a nice Montreal boy who can often be seen strolling St. Catherine street with a big smile on his face (though he usually has his pants on when in that scenario!)

ok... this is nice....

Welcome, everyone!

Thanks, Lurker! That works for sure!!!

Tough choice. I would have to say either Yahoo (my email, my financial news, my regular news source, etc) or Facebook (my social life when I am not actually out and about). What's more important? Social life or informed life? that's a hard one....

I think I pretty much agree with all your points here, Tampa. One of the biggest things that has changed and I hope will be remedied at some point in the future is that we don't have Tampa, Oz, Anthony reunions in Montreal anymore.

thanks, Tomcal. I think I can safely say that these are MY TYPE!

way too young. Knew him when he lived in NYC. Really sweet and very cute, but definitely a risk taker in many many ways.

Which cliche' applies best here? 1) Leopards don't change their spots 2) The definition of insanity is to do the same thing over and over and expect a different result 3) You can't teach an old dog new tricks 4) All of them apply because as Tampa Yankee says, "The more things change, the more they stay the same."

A rose by any other name smells just as sweet! It doesn't matter what you call it, or how you wrap it, or what connotations each word carries with it... in my opinion, when you pay something on the order of a couple hundred bucks an hour for someone to be with you, the vast majority of people are expecting (and rightfully so) a happy ending.

Yummm... oh I yearn for the glory days of Taboo!!!!!!

I am glad both of you are having so much fun (and thinking about me). yes one day I am sure you will succeed in getting me down there (especially since I am trying to convince a very cute Brazilian college boy that I met at Splash in NYC to travel somewhere with me.... I bet I could convince him to come to his homeland). I know I know... it's like bringing your sandwich to a buffet, but this sandwich is made of AAA prime beef!

awesome!

Thanks for the pics, Tom! I can easily see myself spending a long weekend there!!!!! yumm

Being that all Blair's that I know are usually cute cuddly twinks, I was pretty excited to read this thread after seeing the title. I was disappointed that it was THAT Blair!

jackhammer.... this statement is puzzling on SOOO many different levels.

Yes, some of us (cough, cough), are interested! As you know, the midwest is just a stone's throw away from Montreal... Pic? Contact info?

My favorite is Quebecois movie in French (with subtitiles) called C.R.A.Z.Y. It's actually very well done... will make you think about Montreal. And it's also VERY easy to look at the main character... played by Marc Andre Grondin (yummm)

My first was a dancer/stripper off the stage at the Nob Hill theater in SF. What a gorgeous blond twink! Took him home and had a FANTASTIC time. Very memorable first time. i came way too fast, but at least more than once,

I received the same message. Seems like something is amiss.

How about a Madonna Flash mob on the streets of Tokyo! One of my favorites! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yT9NyXGV-ok http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yT9NyXGV-ok Oz... knowing you... you'll love the "costumes" at the end!

Some great memories here. I have been very lucky to have met a lot of people on this board in person... including TY and BG who have chimed in on this thread. Like TY, I had hoped to meet Traveller someday, but at least had the good fortune to interact with him a bit online. Found out he was about my age and that we were actually enrolled at the same University at the same time, living in the same dorm!!!!! Such a small world. Knowing how old I am, I can say that he died way too young.

Happy thanksgiving to all my friends on this board as well. Lots to be grateful for... so much beauty in the world around us and still with the physical and mental faculties to enjoy it!