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suspenders, $9.50 at Walmart :-)

Oz can speak for himself, and after all, it is his own website. But my two cents is that we can skip this drama. It contributes nothing to the site. People who have contributed nothing to the site now use it to air their grievances or support someone else's.
The people who have contributed to this site get shortchanged if it just becomes an avenue for outsiders to air grievances.

http://www.redstate.com/leon_h_wolf/2016/07/08/uncomfortable-reason-came-dallas-yesterday/
 
"But people's willingness to act rationally and within the confines of the law and the political system is generally speaking directly proportional to their belief that the law and political system will ever punish wrongdoing. And right now, that belief is largely broken, especially in many minority communities.
And it's the blind, uncritical belief that the police never (or only in freak circumstances) do anything wrong that is a major contributing factor to that.
It's at least as much of a factor, if not more so, than the blind, uncritical belief that the police always do things wrong - which many conservatives today are blaming in entirety for what happened in Dallas.
The truth, as always, lies somewhere in the middle, but acknowledging that requires looking in the mirror in a way that makes us all a little uncomfortable."
 

I agree.
However, we must also look at the number of deaths that guns cause in this country every year. There is hardly a day that goes by when someone is not killed by a gun.  It seems we might get wise and stop the amount of guns sold in the USA. I have guns.  I have all my life. But, I don't think they should be allowed by anyone.  I'd love to go to a gun free society.
We must also know that the more our economy struggles, the more people will feel disenfranchised from our country.  We must have strong policies in place to allow everyone in society to succeed.
My heart goes out to those officer's families and to others who were killed by other officers the past few days. I am sick of seeing these things happen in the USA. 

Protesters wanting to protest the killings of young black men by police generally did it peacefully. But I cannot condemn those snipers any stronger. They are simply wrong and what they did was counterproductive to the protest movement. It was also reprehensible, immoral, illegal and painful to the families of the cops and to those who care about the police.
 
Who do we call when someone hate-bashes us. rapes us, steals from us, hurts us, or a friend? We call the police. We want them to show up, to be professional, and to care. So it seems a simple idea that we have to do the same for them. My sympathies to the friends and families of the deceased Dallas officers.
 

Jesus, I feel old...50 years ago I was watching it.  That reunion would have been great to see and attend.  Only wouldn't feel quite complete or the same without Jonathan (RIP).

Jesus, I feel old...50 years ago I was watching it.  That reunion would have been great to see and attend.  Only wouldn't feel quite complete or the same without Jonathan (RIP).

This past weekend was held the...

Friends attended and got this shot of the attending cast...

DARK SHADOWS (1966-1971) original cast members TODAY!
front row: Lara Parker (Angelique Collins), Marie Wallace (Jenny Collins), John Karlen (Willie Loomis), Kathryn Leigh Scott (Maggie Evans), Sharon Smyth Lentz (Sarah Collins), Donna Wandrey (Roxanne Drew) || top row: Jeff Clark (Roger Davis), Jeb Hawkes (Chris Pennock), Quentin Collins (David Selby), Gerard Stiles (James Storm), Reverend Trask (Jerry Lacy), plus: Daniel Morgan (abc stage manager of ten "DS" episodes).

Finally after quite a long period (a very frustrating long period) I can log in.

Finally after quite a long period (a very frustrating long period) I can log in.

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!
That block on direct forum sign-in had been keeping me out, as my FireFox browser somehow got stuck with a URL pointing directly to the forums, despite my clearing cookies and history repeatedly to try to get it to direct to the main site.

https://www.facebook.com/dexjones/videos/vb.512301567/10152525002811568/?type=2&theater

Very sad to learn this news.  I've enjoyed his work for so long. I'll not be able to watch his videos again without some sadness of his passing at a young age.
 
Pauleiro, how wonderful that you had a chance to meet him and letting us know he was very friendly.

Very sad to learn this news.  I've enjoyed his work for so long. I'll not be able to watch his videos again without some sadness of his passing at a young age.
 
Pauleiro, how wonderful that you had a chance to meet him and letting us know he was very friendly.

It is sad. But there are so many accidents in Czech Republic ! So many young people die on the road. I met Denis a few years ago (he was not the Porn Star he became). He started in William Higgins. He was skinny and passive ... he soon became active, shooting both gay and hetero scenes. I met him on a movie shoot. His dick was huge and rock hard. He fucked his partner so hard with his big rod, that the partner was almost crying. I am on the left in the picture below (I was not acting that day lol). Denis was extremely at ease and very friendly, letting me and other patrons in the bar (in the Temple hotel) touch and wank his thick dick. 

RIP, Denis ! 

I don't like change.
Change is bad.
Everybody pays lip service to the Law of Unintended Consequences and everybody thinks it doesn't apply to them.
Except me {because I know CHANGE IS BAD}.

Just following orders like a good soldier

How did Kevin Spacey just happen to pick that day to be a guest judge on this show?

Cost of a ticket (one way) on the Titanic
First Class (parlor suite) £870/$4,350 ($83,200 today) First Class (berth) £30/$150 ($2975 today) Second Class £12/$60 ($1200 today) Third Class £3 to £8/$40 ($298 to $793 today) ref: http://www.keyflux.com/titanic/facts.htm

Thanks everyone! This site has been a true gem since its inception. Crazy days in the beginning with lots of drama. Posters have come and gone over the years and I miss many of them, including my friend Lucky who was here to give me a hard time for a few years but always full of smart conversation.
I have learned so much from many of you and can't believe it has been this long. Man, it is fun. This is my favorite forum in the world!

WTF...why didn't somebody say something.

Thank you, Oz.
And you too, Tampa Yankee. You're a good person.
And maybe someday Oz will spring for that Cuban vacation.
Maybe.

Happy 10th anniversary to this forum and site!
In a fruitcake coma after the holidays, we let Jan. 6 slip by unremarked. That was (right?) the day in 2006 when this site went live, under the name maleescortreview.com.
THANK YOU, OZ! The community your platform makes possible is invaluable to many of us.
And thanks to long-serving TampaYankee for moderating and helping the forum take flight.
Here's to the next ten!

Was sorry to hear the news. I met him once about 25 years ago at a hotel in Perth. He was having breakfast, by himself, and was very gracious and exceptionally nice when my business associate and I stopped by to say hello. I've always enjoyed his music...Gone too soon. RIP

Was sorry to hear the news. I met him once about 25 years ago at a hotel in Perth. He was having breakfast, by himself, and was very gracious and exceptionally nice when my business associate and I stopped by to say hello. I've always enjoyed his music...Gone too soon. RIP

Was sorry to hear the news. I met him once about 25 years ago at a hotel in Perth. He was having breakfast, by himself, and was very gracious and exceptionally nice when my business associate and I stopped by to say hello. I've always enjoyed his music...Gone too soon. RIP