I do love a bit of group fun #2

10 hours ago, PeterRS said:

I'd be happy to be on the beach with no 4 and friends!

2 hours ago, PeterRS said:

#3 please - as I really get turned on by the formation of the head of cocks - and #3's cock head (gland) would be very pleasing in my mouth and hands....

2nd one can be still seen in Jupiter , Myanmarese

4 hours ago, PeterRS said:

 

No 1 will do me nicely this morning thank you  

1 hour ago, Vessey said:

No 1 will do me nicely this morning thank you  

I'll take no 4! Sweet, plus the rest of the pair of legs!

5 hours ago, PeterRS said:

Last one please!

On 4/14/2025 at 9:30 AM, vinapu said:

2nd one can be still seen in Jupiter , Myanmarese

No such word as “Myanmarese”.  Irrespective of ethnic grouping the people of Myanmar can be called either “Burmese” or “Myanma” (like the country but without the final “r”)

1 hour ago, captainmick said:

No such word as “Myanmarese”.  Irrespective of ethnic grouping the people of Myanmar can be called either “Burmese” or “Myanma” (like the country but without the final “r”)

I prefer using "Myanmarese " due to religious reasons

8 hours ago, vinapu said:

I prefer using "Myanmarese " due to religious reasons

You may prefer it but it is wrong.  Calling someone from Myanmar “Myanmarese” would be like calling someone from Spain, “Spainese” rather than Spanish or from Poland “Polandese” rather than Polish.

If you don’t want to use Burmese, the correct term is Myanma (like the country but without the r on the end).    By chance I had dinner with a Myanma person this evening and raised this and he confirmed to me that the term Myanmarese does not exist and the correct words are either Myanma or Burmese.  Personally he said he preferred Burmese and that it was a misconception that this only covers one ethnic group.

This is also backed up by AI which produced the following

AI Overview

 

People from Myanmar are most commonly referred to as Burmese or Myanma. The term "Burmese" is widely used, particularly outside of Myanmar, while "Myanma" is more common within the country itself. 

 

Here's a more detailed explanation: 

 

• Burmese:

  This term refers to the citizenship and language of Myanmar, encompassing all its citizens regardless of their ethnic background.
• Myanma:

  This is the official name for the country's people in the Burmese language.
• Bamar:

  This refers to the majority ethnic group in Myanmar, and while "Burmese" can be used for citizenship, using "Bamar" to refer to all Myanma people can be considered inaccurate, as it excludes other ethnic groups.

Hope that clarifies it for you

5 hours ago, captainmick said:

You may prefer it but it is wrong.  Calling someone from Myanmar “Myanmarese” would be like calling someone from Spain, “Spainese” rather than Spanish or from Poland “Polandese” rather than Polish.

If you don’t want to use Burmese, the correct term is Myanma (like the country but without the r on the end).    By chance I had dinner with a Myanma person this evening and raised this and he confirmed to me that the term Myanmarese does not exist and the correct words are either Myanma or Burmese.  Personally he said he preferred Burmese and that it was a misconception that this only covers one ethnic group.

This is also backed up by AI which produced the following

 

AI Overview

 

People from Myanmar are most commonly referred to as Burmese or Myanma. The term "Burmese" is widely used, particularly outside of Myanmar, while "Myanma" is more common within the country itself. 

 

Here's a more detailed explanation: 

 

• Burmese:

  This term refers to the citizenship and language of Myanmar, encompassing all its citizens regardless of their ethnic background.
• Myanma:

  This is the official name for the country's people in the Burmese language.
• Bamar:

  This refers to the majority ethnic group in Myanmar, and while "Burmese" can be used for citizenship, using "Bamar" to refer to all Myanma people can be considered inaccurate, as it excludes other ethnic groups.

Hope that clarifies it for you

It does, thank you.

Those Myanmarese  must be confused with so many names they are being called. 

11 hours ago, captainmick said:

You may prefer it but it is wrong.  Calling someone from Myanmar “Myanmarese” would be like calling someone from Spain, “Spainese” rather than Spanish or from Poland “Polandese” rather than Polish.

If you don’t want to use Burmese, the correct term is Myanma (like the country but without the r on the end).    By chance I had dinner with a Myanma person this evening and raised this and he confirmed to me that the term Myanmarese does not exist and the correct words are either Myanma or Burmese.  Personally he said he preferred Burmese and that it was a misconception that this only covers one ethnic group.

This is also backed up by AI which produced the following

 

AI Overview

 

People from Myanmar are most commonly referred to as Burmese or Myanma. The term "Burmese" is widely used, particularly outside of Myanmar, while "Myanma" is more common within the country itself. 

 

Here's a more detailed explanation: 

 

• Burmese:

  This term refers to the citizenship and language of Myanmar, encompassing all its citizens regardless of their ethnic background.
• Myanma:

  This is the official name for the country's people in the Burmese language.
• Bamar:

  This refers to the majority ethnic group in Myanmar, and while "Burmese" can be used for citizenship, using "Bamar" to refer to all Myanma people can be considered inaccurate, as it excludes other ethnic groups.

Hope that clarifies it for you

Yawn!

6 hours ago, PeterRS said:

Last one very sweet, but possible suffocation issues!

7 hours ago, PeterRS said:

Cute little smile, but carrying a mighty weapon of ass destruction! 😂

2ndd on looks the best , 4th one has now tattoos, quite active in Thai porn circles

first and then last

The last one for me, although I definitely don’t like his socks and his pose above what seems to be the kitchen sink, and lastly he is sucking a fork. I can think of a something better for him to suck !. 

 

9 hours ago, Travellerdave said:

I can think of a something better for him to suck !. 

 

but you weren't anywhere close by so excuse him