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I think photoshopping dicks may be entertaining, but I see little point to it. Why not just accept the dick that the guy has?

RockHard defines himself as too cynical, too educated, and too precious. Moderation is the best formula for him. Okay, I concede all of that! What I want to know is how you know that you are entering the last third of your life? You could be there already, and maybe pretty far along!

A full page ad in Friday's Wall Street Journal raised my eyebrows. Titled "Allied Against Terrorism", the script reads as follows: Until now, counter-terrorism efforts have been fragmented, with nations and groups often taking isolated initiatives against the growing threat of terror. From November 26th, international counter-terrorism efforts will take a new dimension. Forty-one Muslim countries are coming together in Riyadh to launch a global, multi-disciplinary strategy that aims to tackle terrorism at its deepest roots. Under the banner of the IMCTC, these nations will forge an unprecedented and powerful coalition against terror- a coalition that will source sustainable counter-terrorism initiatives in the four strategic domains of Ideology, Communications, Counter Terrorist Financing,as well as Military, to build a cohesive, united front against terror. *** IMCTC stands for Islamic Military Counter Terrorism Coalition, which is revealing as military seems to be the focus rather than Ideology, etc. But getting 41 nations to agree on anything would be impressive!

Braggarts!

The Warwick Rowers acknowledge that gays are the biggest part of their audience.. https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/warwick-rowers-calendar-2018_us_5a15c9c8e4b09650540f0615 I wonder why...

Do you think that the deer community will react strongly to this sad news?

I don't know for a fact, but my companion remarked on the lack of British accents.

When I Googled the gay remarks controversy, it amazed me how many gay men dealt with it by denying she said anything negative. Of course, we know she did. But she sure denied it a lot! https://books.google.com/books?id=drkDAAAAMBAJ&pg=PA32&lpg=PA32&dq=donna+summer+gay+controversy&source=bl&ots=u9a6MdGNzz&sig=3IMv_aaj1A39AJdspUU3LHhFsJ8&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjX56rIqt3XAhUSwWMKHdhADjc4KBDoAQg4MAM#v=onepage&q=donna summer gay controversy&f=false

I learned that the TV presentation was only 90 minutes long, versus the almost 3 hour play. The first act took an hour and 20 minutes. I was pretty bored by then and did not stay for more. The Pasadena Playhouse is a wonderful historic venue.

I saw the show last night. The house was sold out and enthusiastic. It's easy to see why One Finger liked the show so much. The three Donnas have spectacular voices. Obviously the music is good, or you wouldn't have gone. The set is colorful. So far, so good, eh? But, as One Finger points out, the backup dancers are all female, often dressed as males, but they didn't fool me. Since gays were virtually ignored in this show, gay guys who attend, hoping to see a version of their younger selves on stage dancing to Donna Summer's songs, too bad for you. No sweaty shirtless guys absorbed in Last Dance or MacArthur Park. Just girls. There are two references to gays in the show. One is where Donna found that she had something in common with a male friend in that they both had boy friends. Later, when she is talking about being the Queen of Disco, a character on stage says something to the effect of "it's nice being a queen." He does that in a very effeminate manner. The biggest reference to gays is when the Donna character acknowledges that there were three types of men in her life, the latter being her gay audience. She then mentions her Adam & Steve comment and apologizes for it, saying that she never judges anyone. Oh. Well, how about acknowledging that without the gay support for her music she would probably never have reached the level of stardom she did. Using female dancers in the show cuts out the gay men entirely, so we are still left to wonder how much she appreciated the support she received. As a whole, I don't see this show going to Broadway. A huge rewrite would be needed as some scenes are quite flat and unnecessary. The public is pretty unfamiliar with her life story. I didn't know she was married three times and had three kids. She was beaten a lot. She complains about success a lot. She sued Casablanca for bankrupting her, and then hired David Geffen, who is not identified as gay. Without the support of the gay community, even a re-worked version of this show would find trouble on Broadway, which is run by gay men and Jewish men. The show features abundantly her faith in Jesus, and, as said, virtually ignores gays. I just don't see that going over well in New York. All of which left me to enjoy the music and the singing. And I enjoyed that a lot. MacArthur Park was wonderfully done, even without watching sweaty shirtless hunks dancing to it. Note: Summer denied making any anti-gay remarks. She was lying, of course, as the musical clearly acknowledges the Adam & Steve comment: https://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/06/12/donna-summer-anti-gay-remarks-apology-letter_n_1591615.html One man's view of Donna Summer: http://marksking.com/my-fabulous-disease/enduring-legacy-donna-summer-gay-men/

I just show my CA driver's license, which barely gets a cursory glance as I look so old.

Excellent observation, tomcal!

I have found Tom to be correct about Wednesday nights and Saturday nights at 117.

Let's see who needs a life... Suckrates posts at Daddy's: 17,500 Suckrates posts here: 15,927 Total Posts = 33,427 Yes, indeed. Suckrates spends his life posting! But he's so sexy! Is that his thumb in his mouth?

On November 10th, the Boytoy administrator suspended Kevin C for a month. It's not two weeks later, and he signed in here today. Does a suspension exist only in another dimension? Just asking. First: BoyToy Curious Member Administrators 49 44 posts Gender:Male Posted November 10 Tired of the pointless nasty comments. Suspended for one month. Feel free to return then or feel free to not. floridarob, lurkerspeaks and AdamSmith reacted to this Second: KevinC Members Content count 261 Joined March 23, 2016 Last visited 3 hours ago

A woman is claiming that Backstreet Boy Nick Carter raped her 15 years ago. Would Nick Carter really have to rape someone to get off? 15 years ago? The details of her story mainly include oral sex on his part, which I don't think is literally rape...read for yourself: http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/teen-pop-star-melissa-schuman-accuses-nick-carter-rape-article-1.3649254 Nick Carter in 2002:

I just want it to keep mine on the up!

He does seem to have left this forum. If anyone can handle a private forum I think it is tomcal.

Bieber with something sweet between his legs!

He's not alone. The news is full of such incidents. One teacher had candles lit as she expected her boy, but instead met the cops! http://www.dailywire.com/news/23742/married-school-teacher-22-arrested-having-sex-teen-amanda-prestigiacomo

Caught! He's been diddyling guys for years! http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/ohio-lawmaker-craigslist-men-article-1.3643680

Tomcal- Wasn't the member who violated your trust also a "known" member?

I have not seen that. DO you have examples?

When Malcolm was young: And in later years:

The Los Angeles Times today has an update on the case: http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-gemmel-moore-autopsy-20171118-story.html They had previously run an article in August: http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-gemmel-moore-case-immunity-20170824-story.html