BiBottomBoy

I always thought that bartering for sex was called "dating." I mean do I always really want to sit down to dinner and make conversation with a dude or two. No, but I will if it means I'll get his cock when he's finished telling me how awesome his boring job is.

I've managed to get a guy up six times in a night once. Fuck was I sore the next day, but happy. Though I will say the last two times he was hard enough for me to suck, but not hard enough for him to fuck me, if you know what I mean. My record with females is getting it up twice in a night. But that was a while ago and I'm unsure if I'll try that again.

Maybe he's trying to attract bi tops?

I wish Ron Paul didn't come with so much racist and anti-abortion baggage. He's right on so many, many other things, but so wrong about race and the right to choose.

I got my first grays in my head hair last year. I seriously hope my pubes don't go next.

I can see the advantage of a special religious and political forum. I started posting in the general forum because my first day here there were political posts there and it seemed the thing to do. That said, I am a gentleman and I'd hate to think that I'd bothered anyone with my own shortcomings.

I'm honestly ambivalent about the democratic agenda. There are some things they are right about and are the best party for gay and bisexual rights. I also think they are less likely to get us involved in new wars - and that's a good thing. On the other hand, they do have some policies and views that trouble me. The most obvious being they want to get rid of the expatriate tax write off - which would cost me roughly 35 percent of my income - and might lead me to bankruptcy. They are also big supporters of the inheritance tax. This would screw my brother and I really badly. My parents aren't rich but have hundreds of acres of property in New England that has been in our family for over two hundred years. Because the value of the property is so high, even though my parents don't have a lot of money, if my parents were to pass away, we'd be force to sell it in order to pay the tax bill - which would mean turning about 1,000 acres of green space into condos. Is that really a good idea? Of course the Republicans have their weak spots as well. Their tougher bankruptcy laws and complete lack of regulation of the mortgage industry has become a huge financial disaster for a lot of people. And their lack of respect for free speech and privacy is very, very troubling. In other words I think both parties have serious problems - which means at the end of the day I'm going to have to vote for whichever guy's judgment I trust the most. So far neither McCain nor Obama have made a great case for themselves. So, I'm going to wait and see how things play out and which one seems the most rational under pressure. At this point I'm leaning towards Obama, but I'm honestly interested in hearing arguments on both sides.

Is your reasoning something beyond "he's not a republican?"

You might be waiting a long time. When I have some extra money I suspect it's going to be spent on rent boys in Barcelona. You have no idea how hot, aggressive and dominant the men of eastern Spain are. Part of it is that the tops don't consider themselves gay, so you get a larger selection.

I think I'd like to taste the divers' little swimmers!

Honestly I can't remember the last time I was in the midwest.

Quarantine was just the official word they used. What it meant was that the actors who had worked on the initial Brazil set, plus secondary actors (actors they'd worked with just after the Brazil shoot) couldn't work on porn sets for 90 days after the incident until they could be retested. It actually worked out well. The porn companies got together and pooled money and paid the actors during the quarantine and the outbreak ended up being limited to only two or three porn stars and the industry managed to avoid government intervention by policing itself.

My ex worked for an ad firm that helped the porn industry handle the fallout when the transmission took place and they had to quarantine a bunch of actors. There was a lot of negative publicity at the time and pressure to regulate the industry and they had to do a full court publicity press. It's all I heard about for days on end.

What midwestern city?

What options other than the emergency room do most inner city people have when they get sick? Most doctors won't schedule appointments for people without health insurance, so if they have an infection or anything the emergency room is really their only choice.

Convince me that Obama is a better choice. So far they both look like douchebags to me. McCain seems like the more honest douchebag, but douchebags they both seem. I'd love to hear a defense of Omaba that doesn't involve "change", "not a republican" or "charismatic."

Sorry if I am loquacious. But you have no idea what it's like to work in the South of France in August. I'm literally sitting here marking time in an empty office because I didn't understand the system enough to take vacation when everyone else did (imagine the lone American in the office getting shafted) Trust me, when I have more work to do soon, I'll post less. As it is, this is one of the few sites that is of any interest that gets through my work firewall. And my entire goal is to encourage participation. Shit, if more people talked more, I'd talk less - because I'd have more to fucking read.

For me when I can tell they are primarily straight and just doing it for the money but I can use my mouth to get them hard enough to fuck me that's the biggest turn on It's easy to get an out gay boy to mount me, but getting a straight boy hard enough to do the need is an accomplishment that I'm always happy to pay for.

I had a dream last night that Mark Phelps decided to go gay for pay. It was yummy.

I just thought you guys might be interested in Project Marriage Equality's evaluation of Joe Biden and gay rights: http://blog.protectmarriageequality.com/20...g-but-marriage/ Lesbian and Gay Rights - Everything But Marriage: Biden voted for the Defense of Marriage Act in 1996, but has been quoted as saying “I don’t know why we should be frightened of [same-sex marriage].†Although he sees same-sex marriage as a likely inevitability, he has not taken the step of actually supporting it. Instead, he supports a civil unions policy that would grant the same legal rights. He also supports the Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA), federal hate crime legislation that includes sexual orientation and gender identity as protected categories, and the repeal of “don’t ask, don’t tell.â€

Thanks!

Sometimes piss you can't resist! I didn't realize that ladyboys were capable of topping. I so need to go to Thailand some day.

http://www.generationq.net/opinion/chritiq...kgaynews.org.uk Within a matter of months, Sydney could have as many as half a dozen homophobia free zones, meaning that a person’s right to enter late night venues in these areas could be refused if they display signs of homophobia.

The thing is that Obama hasn't done anything yet that would make one thing that he is capable of going on the offensive.

I'm not a fan of either Obama or McCain - but I have noticed that McCain doesn't talk about Jesus as much as Obama does. And I've noticed he's not an arrogant prick who is going to do his acceptance speech in a football stadium. Anyway, it's a moot point. While I'd love any democrat to win, it's clear that Obama can't seal the deal. He lost seven of the last eight primaries and has been tanking in the polls ever since. He is a young first term senator who is out of his league and his advisers are steering him on a losing path. It sucks, but at some point in the game you have to admit it when your team fucked up and look forward to the next game.