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I found the original HooBoy review site in the late 1990's when researching an escort. That led me to the Forum. After HooBoy's aforementioned demise I remained with the Forum and Daddy's and here we are today.

It depends. There are guys on Just For Fans who strip naked, JO, flex, and cum. The only caveat is you have to buy a subscription that is often >$15 or $20, which IMO is not worth it. If I encounter any that don't seem to be excessively priced I will let you know.

Thanks for the tip. You can find them here. Can you recommend a specific brand Thanks for the tip! Do you have a URL for them? Searching for "doghouse head cleaners" yielded plenty of results for how to clean an actual doghouse. ? Found it!

I've had excellent experiences with both BuyFromBen and Double Scorpio. Both have very good customer service. DS only sells their own "cleaners" while BFB sells a variety of brands. To me, DS's products are the best but if you like other brands, then BFB is the way to go.

I was sitting here thinking "wow - polio, diphtheria, and mumps season is almost here." And then I remembered that these diseases are no longer common in the US. How did we eradicate those diseases again? ? Of course, thanks to anti-vaxers, measles has reared its ugly head again in the last 15 years.

His ad popped back up on Rentmen and I thought "those old pics again?"

The question I'd ask myself is whether the price of the house is substantially lower than other, similar homes that are in better repair. If it is and that price difference is more than the cost to replace the retaining wall, then it might be worth buying the place. Then again, you have had difficulty getting homeowner's insurance. A retaining wall that is on the verge of collapse will complicate getting insurance.

From his ChaosMen profile: "...Merrill had his girlfriend help him out with this video. They both are pretty hardcore workout and gym people. She thought filming him would be hot, and likes to dominate her guy..." 50 bonus points for @Gymowner

I've had guys suggest we plan a playdate to occur the day before they intend to trim. One even suggested we take a break, trim his hair, and continue playing so we could compare and contrast.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-g2wfiYmbgo:191

You have to watch this until the end.

Why does this make me think of a David Bowie song?

At least it wasn't you who asked about him last Wednesday. ?

Print/Digital: The New Yorker (Print/Digital offer was less expensive than digital only) Architectural Digest Men's Health (Same deal as The New Yorker) Digital Only: The Washington Post The New York Times (considering cancellation unless I get a deal on print/digital) The Arizona Republic The Chicago Tribune Dwell Vanity Fair The Wall Street Journal

The mind races with the potential pyrotechnics for that one.

The rule dates back to long before the Rentboy shutdown. It is intended to ensure an escort has an opportunity to provide a response to a review. It also serves to ensure that reviews are submitted to the review site, where they belong.

Another option is to report your own post and ask whether it crosses the line. I did that with a reply that could have been construed as being political. When reporting myself I said something like "if this is considered political please delete it rather than moving the entire thread to the Politics forum."

There's a lot of that to go around. In fact, a friend, we will call him "Matthew" does this in reverse. Matthew moved to NYC from Naperville, IL (a far-out suburb of Chicago) shortly after the 9/11 attacks. During one visit, I observed him telling his friends he is from Chicago. Not wanting to be an asshole, I didn't say anything and let him have his fun despite Naperville being as much like Chicago as Poughkeepsie is like New York. So, we met up with some of his friends and their friend. The friend-of-friends asked me how I know Matthew and Matthew butts in and says "I know him from when I lived in Chicago." As I always do, I clarified that my most recent home was in Evanston (across the city limits) and f-o-f asks Matthew what neighborhood he lived in. After a few awkward, silent minutes I said "Naperville!" Everyone laughed. When Matthew went to the bathroom one of his friends mentioned he now knows why Matthew had never heard of his favorite Chicago restaurant.

Alas, she is not a hot male. I almost drove to Tempe (10-ish miles away) where two of the pharmacists (if they are still there) are kinda cute, but I just wanted to get my grocery shopping done. I did have a crush on the 40-something, handsome, hairy pharmacist who was previously stationed at my closest store, but he was reassigned.

Right? I think the company that originated the idea markets them as "bandit barriers." They are pretty slick - little sliding doors where one can't open if the other is closed, a microphone system so the client and teller can hear one another, and everything. Of course, the bankers are at their desks like wingless, sitting ducks.

Ha! I got a lollipop, too. Pharmacist has a sense of humor. ?

Funny you should mention that. We still have not re-opened all of our offices to clients. The ones that remain open are typically those with drive-though windows and the ones that remain shut are those without them.