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And I could do him!

agreed. you have his phone number?

I've used it (not recently but in the past). It's real and I had a good experience from it. Escorting is totally legal and well accepted in London which explains why there is such a large "inventory" of good quality available.

cute and original. and of course begs the question... exactly how much money does that family have???

agreed. and johnny rotten was never there, IMO. now johnny RAPID... him I would do! http://johnnrapidlovers.tumblr.com/

Note the date on the tweet. This was an April Fool's joke from Bryan Singer, the director of the movie....

now all we'all need is a good ole' country farm boi to fuck and life would be good!

almost surreal, it's so ridiculous....

yes. I have fond memories/stories with customers and the boys who dance on the box there. And as good as those times were, my favorite story is the boy who I "befriended" there working to get himself through NYU who is graduating this year from Harvard with his MBA!

First, happy that you retracted "good riddance." I was worried you were going to join these guys at his funeral http://tv.yahoo.com/news/westboro-baptist-church-plans-cory-monteith-funeral-protest-140119597.html Whether we are talking heart disease, lung disease, infectious disease, diabetes, mental disease... many many diseases which can begin with some degree of personal culpability... I will always believe that compassion is a better first reaction than judgement. And I am just surprised that those of us on a gay message board would feel differently after we have lived through the evolution of public opinion during the era of HIV.

Taking drugs is a habit. Being addicted is an illness. Sort of like eating poorly and sedentary life style is a habit. Obesity is an illness. But what we do completely agree on is your statement "it's a sad thing." As I mentioned in my original comment, there are many diseases that begin with some degree of personal culpability, but it's still sad when someone young and at least trying to resolve the issue gets taken away....

Wow. Addiction is a mental illness, and the chance for rehab to actually effect a long term cure is some percentage in the single digits. If a 40 yo father of 3 drops dead from a heart attack, is your response "good riddance. he had his chance to eat healthier and lose some weight. why didn't he just take Lipitor and aspirin? He wasted his life on fast food and working too hard!" Was Cory partially responsible for his own problems. Of course. MANY illnesses begin with some type of lapse in judgment. Does that mean he doesn't deserve any compassion?

Let me add my congratulations to you too!!!

take care of yourself, Oz. xx

San Diego also has Helix Studio and their endless parade of twinks that are often found hanging around Hillcrest... another benefit. Tough question... but with endless money I might consider London or NYC. Like both of those places a lot but staying there for more than a week and entertaining yourself with the things that we on this board like to do is definitely not for those with shallow pockets.

someone explaint to me why PC Durex has the category vibrators and dildos in a pink color "toys for females".

sounds like fun (the boys anyway). unfortunately, if you're in South Florida, you're in South Florida.

My favorite goat version of all time comes from my favorite musical of all time....

Dear Audi: Live long and prosper. this was wonderful! *plus I love that car*

To each his own... but internet connectivity, social networking, etc can be utilized as a relationship in an of itself or as a means to enhance a new or already existing one in the "real world." I grew up in the days before the internet (just a few days though, I don't consider myself ancient... haha) and so my personal definition of a relationship involves face to face, phone to phone, a hand shake, a hug, a kiss. Not purely texting, not purely email, and certainly not exclusively xoxoxo. One of the huge benefits I found in this site and Hooboy's before this is that it facilitated the opportunity for me to meet like-minded (at least in one aspect of our lives) people in many different places in this very large world. As much as I love coming here and sharing information on the internet on a daily basis, that pales in comparison to the in person dinners, conversations, strip club outings, and trips I have taken with friends/acquaintances I have made on or through this message board. This dilemma of wondering what has happened to some of those who we have grown to "like" in this medium may serve as a reminder that we need to walk the extra mile to meet and enjoy them in person while the opportunity still exists.

though he might not be as "cute" as the one direction boys... Steve Martin was the King of Comedy for sure! "The Great Flydini"

Amen

sadly it's the circle of life. knowing that doesn't make it any easier though. hoping everything moves along as smoothly as possible and definitely my best wishes to you and yours...

Agree with above. But given we can't preserve our physical youth, we can certainly preserve our mental/emotional one. Maybe we don't look like the kid on the diving board any more, but we can certainly chase after him! YOUNG AT HEART Fairy tales can come true, it can happen to you If you're young at heart. For it's hard, you will find, to be narrow of mind If you're young at heart. You can go to extremes with impossible schemes. You can laugh when your dreams fall apart at the seams. And life gets more exciting with each passing day. And love is either in your heart, or on it's way. Don't you know that it's worth every treasure on earth To be young at heart. For as rich as you are, it's much better by far To be young at heart. And if you should survive to 105, Look at all you'll derive out of being alive! And here is the best part, you have a head start If you are among the very young at heart.

wonderful!