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Right after giving a sermon telling his congregation that our lives on this earth are temporary, a priest was killed when a heavy wooden cross behind him crashed on his head...

Right after giving a sermon telling his congregation that our lives on this earth are temporary, a priest was killed when a heavy wooden cross behind him crashed on his head...

BRUNO ABS BOY    (with delicious CHEWY foreskin)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

But, READ my Lips !

Although it's not for sale at this time, another iconic Hollywood Hills home of that era in the 90046 zip code is the Chemosphere. Also somewhat impractical, in that it can only be accessed via a funicular, and also with a perhaps precarious architecture, this house at least has three, not two, bedrooms. On Zillow, the house has a Zestimate of $2.5 million, which is more in line with what I suspect the Stahl house is worth. I think the Stahls must be insane if they think they can get $20 million, much less $25 million for their house (the original asking price).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chemosphere
"The Chemosphere is a modernist house at 7776 Torreyson Drive in Los Angeles, California, designed by John Lautner in 1960. The building, which the Encyclopædia Britannica once called "the most modern home built in the world", is admired both for the ingenuity of its solution to the problem of the site and for its unique octagonal design...".
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/7776-Torreyson-Dr-Los-Angeles-CA-90046/79797290_zpid/

A little off topic but I really enjoyed this series.

Living up to its name, the sale has stalled.

Today's Los Angeles Times expressed some surprise at the inability of the Stahls to sell this house at $20 million. Yet it's tiny, has 2 parking spaces, and no street parking to speak of. It also has rather precarious architecture. IMHO, probably worth a tenth of this price...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stahl_House
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1635-Woods-Dr-Los-Angeles-CA-90069/65242987_zpid/
"...The house has been unoccupied since 2007, but available for public tours. On November 21, 2025, it was listed for sale at $25,000,000, marking the first time in its history that it had been on the market. In a statement on the house's website, the Stahl family said "it has become increasingly challenging to care for it with the attention and energy it so richly deserves", and indicated that they were looking not just for a buyer but for a "steward" who appreciated its cultural and architectural importance. As of August 2026, the house listing remains active for $20M...".
Los Angeles Times
L.A.'s most iconic house can't find a buyer. 'It's a pair...
The Stahl House has been sitting on the market for nearly a year and is currently listed at $20 million. Real estate agents say the price of reputation is hard to pinpoint.Quite frankly, I'd be surprised if it sold for $10 million. One can get a much nicer house in the Hollywood Hills for that kind of cash.

Every have days like this?

A strictly French policy … un baiser is fine but baiser is presumably negotiable.😜

Yes, I obsessed over a guy.  I had some life challenges growing up in the 1950s/60s.  My Dad died when I’d just turned 5.  My Mother, a single parent, worked 1 or 2 jobs daily, depending on day of the week; 6 days a week. We were ‘latch key kids’. I didn’t understand what was happening to me sexually. I was attracted to guys when I was pre-teen, and, more so, kids/guys my own age were coming on to me with some regularity.  It was all so confusing. 
By graduation end, I’d attended 4 different high schools; city and suburban.  We moved around a lot.  Evictions were the norm.  In elementary school alone, we lived in 5 or 6 different apartments.  The second of four high schools I attended was situated in an upper-middle-class suburban Chicago community (we were from the ‘other side of the tracks’).  
One of my classmates at the second high school was CJ, whose father owned multiple sod farms in the area; a wealthy family.  CJ was physically stunning.  The kind of guy that caused me to spring a hard-on the moment I saw him. He was on the freshman swim team.  Lithe, smooth body who seemed to always sport a hard on – in speedo or out.  I was so infatuated with the vision of CJ of him I'd seen in the shower room I’d telephone his house after school just to hear his voice picking up the phone; then I’d quickly hang up.  Scores of telephone calls.  At night, I’d masturbate to the thought of him. As I write this, I can envision him in my mind.
We moved to a different community at the end of my freshman year, to the third high school.  The calls stopped, and my fascinations were redirected! Oh, that's another story.

Tattoo's are a turn-on for me, if artistic and on a fit body.

I'm probably in the minority who enjoys man smells. If I ask my husband if he might feel romantic tomorrow, he knows that it's a coded request that he not wear any anti-perspirant, deodorant, or other scents. Doing it after a walk in the park on a warm day would be even better. If I hire an escort, I do so on the condition that he not wear anti-perspirants, deodorants, etc. that day. Bonus if we meet after he's done a gym work-out. I can only remember once when the odor was excessive.

Recent, during one of his shows in Nashville:

Also recent:
And older photos: