Luv2play

That looks like a baby otter. So cute. When I think that my mother had an otter fur coat. Oh god.

Not quite TV, but crushing on Dr. Mike Varshavsky

 
Dr. Travis Stork from The Doctors is also pretty hot.

 
Would want to get a daily prostate exam from either or both of them (at the same time) ?

I prefer our @Amir
 

 
You think in America he's chubby...?

That’s a fair comment about your opinion and relevant considering that some clients are looking for hardbodies. I have a good impression from him because his pics look real and not false advertising.

“...take strength in what remains behind.”

Did she also say “ I’ve been rich and I’ve been poor, and trust me, rich is better.”

That was the quote given to me in my high school yearbook. Did I have some splaining to do with my parents!

On ocean cruises:
“Jail with the option of drowning.”
-Sir Billy Connolly

“The war between the sexes is the only one in which both sides regularly sleep with the enemy.”
-Quentin Crisp

Many years ago I was listening to Federal Parliament on the radio with then leader of the Labor Party Arthur Caldwell was making a speech. A political opponent was constantly interjecting and the Speaker finally called this member to order. To which Arthur Caldwell responded "Don't worry Mr Speaker, the honourable gentleman was born a fool and has been losing ground ever since.''

President Calvin Coolidge was known for not being very talkative. A young woman sitting next to him at a dinner party confided to him she had bet she could get at least three words of conversation from him. Without looking at her he quietly retorted, “You lose.”

82 posts over 5 pages and no Winston Churchill?
 
“The fear of dying is not so much the fear of death so much as the fear of not having lived.”

Can you imagine how much money that amounted to spent on porn over the years? I winced when I threw my stuff out.

First, Happy Birthday to everyone about who mentioned he is having a bithday.
I know it is a pretty unusual period of time right now.
Doing someting nice for yourself though is always important, especially for a birthday, and especially now.
I would of course say to treat yourself to a massage/escort appointment if you're comfortable doing that now.
But even something like a walk to a beautiful place, treating yourself to a nice dinner (even if it is takeout) or buying yourself someting special. You always deserve a moment to celebrate yourself.
Please feel free to message me as well to chat
Peter

My birthday was back in late May and like everyone, I am not getting any younger. In my case, I’m in my 8th decade so the urgency of celebrating while I can is strong.
 
I took stock of my own circumstances then and decided to ge ahead with having an escort visit me for the weekend, two overnights in all. It was wonderful, we did so much and the weather was glorious to boot.
 
We took precautions about how we were dealing with the virus before we met and these things are continuing, as I have seen him three more times for weekends or single overnights.
 
I realize this is not for everyone as our respective circumstances vary widely. Still, for me life is to be lived, not deferred. That vision on the horizon may just be that, a mirage.

Can you imagine how much money that amounted to spent on porn over the years? I winced when I threw my stuff out.

As a kid, I used to love those moments in American films on TV when the criminals crossed the county line with a sheriff and posse in hot pursuit. (These were mostly Westerns or comedies like Laurel and Hardy.) Once in the next county, the bad guys would turn and thumb their noses at their pursuers. I always knew this had a legal significance in the American context, whereas it did not in Canada, where criminal violations fall within federal or provincial jurisdictions.
 
The way we distinguished counties in Canada back in the 50's was whether the roads were paved or not. When you crossed a county line and went from pavement to dirt road, you knew you had entered the territory of a member of the government opposition party (roads were a provincial responsibility and political boundaries were generally drawn along county lines in the countryside). Unpaved roads were a way to remind electors that they should switch party allegiance in the next provincial election. I think this mostly applied in Quebec, where politics were pretty hard-knuckle.

If I had his hole, I wouldn’t want to share it. Lol.

Can you imagine how much money that amounted to spent on porn over the years? I winced when I threw my stuff out.

I beg to differ. I had a SB when I was in my late 30’s. He was in his early 20’s. I moved him to Canada, paid all his considerable debts before he came, bought him a car, put him in college so he could stay in the country (today would be different, I could just marry him), gave him an allowance, and we took vacations 2 or 3 times a year to exotic destinations (Hawaii, Caribbean Mexico, Spain, Italy) all to keep him happy.
 
But he was a party boy at heart and I had a serious job, so the relationship soured in 3 years. I don’t blame him a bit because at his age I was a party animal as well.
 
Today, 35 years later, if I was in a position to be a SD, which I’m not, I would have a 35 to 45 yo SB. For me, the ideal age for sexual energy, experience and maturity of outlook.
 
And, if necessary, he could pass as my nephew LOL.

To provide a different perspective on Cromwell and the Interregnum -
 
Under the rules and customs in effect at the time, when the head of Charles I fell off his shoulders, his son and heir immediately became king. Such a transition occurs in an instant of time. Hence the shout., "The king is dead; long live the king!"
 
Charles II status in exile obviously denied him the ability to rule in England during the period of the Commonwealth, but he could still claim the king's title, and do so legitimately. Any act made and approved by the Commonwealth parliament that would alter the government of England could not be considered as valid without the Crown's assent, which was neither sought nor received.
 
Had the Commonwealth continued, all the foregoing would be entirely irrelevant, but the Restoration of 1660 gives it credence. After 11 years of Roundhead rule in the Interregnum, Parliament invited Charles II to return to England and take the throne. His absence during those 11 years, then, could be considered a reign in absentia.
 
Contrast that absentia, forced on Charles, with the later one of his brother and heir, James II, who hastily and willingly fled England in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, to be replaced on the throne by his eldest daughter Mary and her husband, William of Orange, after Parliament declared James II's abandonment of the throne as equivalent to abdication.
 
The significance of these events culminated in the Act of Settlement of 1701, wherein Parliament firmly established that it, not the Crown, shall say who sits on the throne of the kingdom. The trappings of power would be retained by the monarchy, but real power would now be with the people and their parliament.
 
BTW, the motive underlying all this drama of the Glorious Revolution and the later Act of Settlement was to prevent a Catholic from ever again wearing the crown. James II was the last Catholic king of England, and even in this 21st century, he likely always will be.

Has anyone ever aged better? What a good looking 80 year old!

Tell me about it.I could have bought an Andy Warhol canvas for $3500 in 1976 in a SOHO gallery but it wouldn’t fit in my car to bring back to Canada. Boo Hoo.

It was my 70th a few weeks ago. It was depressing partly because of Covid-19 - no party or visitors - but mostly because a number of friends in their early 70's have recently died (not covid). I came out of the worst of it in a couple of days, and the current events have pulled me back to the top. Hang in there!

Always happy to offer a birthday cam show to the Birthday boys:) just hit me up