
Riobard
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Tom's biggest asset for prenup consideration consists of a huge position in red roses that have yet to be accepted.
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I have learned, after too many "nothing ventured, so nothing gained" failures, to try to immediately and unhesitatingly go up to the targeted garoto and ask him to look for me later. I also make a habit of slipping him my 'zap number. If he tosses it, so be it. Truth is, I usually end up tossing his salad later. Of course, I will have also deferentially said hello briefly to the apparent cock-blocking customer.
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I preferred the original Brit version ... Charlie Hunnam (Nathan, not Justin in that one) so hot, and his career certainly took off better.
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Rio and nearby sights: what's fun? What's boring?
Riobard replied to caeron's topic in Latin America Men and Destinations
Two different guides ... Armstrong favela-focused and Vidal gay-focused. -
Question for members on escort travels
Riobard replied to alwaysrio's topic in Latin America Men and Destinations
Yes, an older GAY white man, a chilling sicko to be sure, though not financially motivated. Even in polite Canada. And an acquaintance Harley was murdered in Toronto in 2006 through an online hookup, a down-on-his luck stockbroker who got desperate when trying to extort money and realized was headed for charges for unlawful restraint, etc. -
Question for members on escort travels
Riobard replied to alwaysrio's topic in Latin America Men and Destinations
The one headline I feel is enough, within news cycles, with which to 'play chicken' is "'Gay Male Sex Tourist's Throat Slit Ear-to-Ear By Boytoy Hooker". The favela comes to me, and in me, or otherwise necklaced on me with throat intact ... I have no need to go to it. -
Gay Novel Is Pulitzer Winner
Riobard replied to Lucky's topic in Theater, Movies, Art and Literature
I cheat-read skimmed it last year at my local bookstore, according to my buy-one-read-one-free senior consumer playbook. I found it to be a rather fun though fluffy confection, similar genre as Under the Tuscan Sun, Eat Pray Love, Nanny Diaries, etc, but the prize committee must have thought it was meritorious. Shows how much I know about fiction. I do not think I was the only surprised one. Up there with Faulkner, Updike, Wharton, Cather, Wilder, Buck, Steinbeck, Michener, Hemingway, Agee, Harper Lee, Bellow, Roth, Walker, Shields, Eugenides, and gay Michael Cunningham? Really?! I will have to give his previous novels a look, as surely there must be some consistency of excellence to warrant this prestigious prize. -
For those who like gay-themed literature associated with their travel destinations, I have read all of Sri Lankan Canadian Shyam Selvadurai's award-winning fiction set in his native country. Excellent works. Not gay-themed but Michael Ondaatje's 'fictional memoir' (a unique genre) Running in the Family is a gem. He can do no wrong. It just occurred to me that, outside of USA, Canada, and UK sourced writers the most fiction I have read by authors born abroad is that of emigrated Sri Lankans (or the more exotic sounding Ceylonese).
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Defeats the purpose, as I would want to EAT him long before I could BE him.
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Next Week - After 25 Years In the Entertainment Industry - I'll Be Retiring.
Riobard replied to a topic in The Sandbox
Many of us retirees prefer the 'ho'-key pokey ... that's what it's all about. -
Exercise caution. There is some anti-discrimination protection for those who identify as gay but homosexual acts remain illegal. Some headway is being made due to United Nations pressure, but decriminalization remains a work in progress.
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But when will poppy seeds be restored to their rightful status in lemon loaf ... what was all the floss about?
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My Observations on Brazil vs Mexico
Riobard replied to Tomcal's topic in Latin America Men and Destinations
And later in the following decade ... -
My Observations on Brazil vs Mexico
Riobard replied to Tomcal's topic in Latin America Men and Destinations
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Robbie is transformed to play Elizabeth I, substituting for kneecap shattering that era's answer to status threat, in Mary Stuart, with Saoirse Ronan in the lead.
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Rio and nearby sights: what's fun? What's boring?
Riobard replied to caeron's topic in Latin America Men and Destinations
For brief and organized visitors, the Tomorrow Museum, Art Museum across from it, Benedictine monastery/church already mentioned and walkable to the first two, and the aquarium 2 short VLT stops further n/w can all be done in one sweep the same day. -
Rio and nearby sights: what's fun? What's boring?
Riobard replied to caeron's topic in Latin America Men and Destinations
And for us older fogies in Brasil I recently discovered and successfully tested the privilege of having no disabling impairment but getting advance plane boarding irrespective of ticket class. -
Delicious buff midsection/crotch shots and nicely manicured buffed not-nervously-chewed-down-to-the-quick nails ... mm ... but distraction fail The giveaway about this hot garoto is the signature superfeature à la Avengers or Darkest Minds: an optimally optionally retractable forefingerfucker! I love me some skilled digital penetration. A secondary superhuman trait is he milks in all the right ways, sparing you greedy added expense upon added expense.
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I just binged and enjoyed it. Nice to see Downton's Edith, Marchioness of Hexham, and Room With a View's George Emerson getting cameo roles. Redgrave heartbreaking, reminds me of Atonement's epilogue. I started crushing on the actor playing 6'3" Berryman when he was Harker in the Brit Dracula series. However, one howler breaking the serious tone was the extremely poor rendering of his face in the final portrait reveal of March's painting. Another howler is the Grindr/Scruff hybrid app "Gruff".
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Rio and nearby sights: what's fun? What's boring?
Riobard replied to caeron's topic in Latin America Men and Destinations
Rio Times online, 3 views per day without subscription, for fairly comprehensive NightLife and Entertainment listings, has steered me towards some great low-cost or free classical music concerts. Theatro Municipal is back in full swing, check programacão, though I usually go to the box office for purchases as it is convenient and I do not yet have CPF for online.