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Oh, those fuckin' Mormons.

One of the best looking, best-bootied guys in porn!

Right you are. I still want to be on the first floor, all the way to the left.

An interesting discussion/blog about the history. http://englishhistoryauthors.blogspot.com/2014/04/was-richard-lionheart-homosexual.html

It has been reported that Prince Edward will assume the title of Duke of Edinburgh on Phillip's passing.

I see him on Tumblr but can't recall who he is. Gorgeous.

I don't remember this part. Was I too drunk or didn't stay at the right resort?

That definitely says, "Hi."

If he is working at a retail store there is definitely less risk that he is law enforcement. However, unless you are as good-looking as he is or whatever attracts you to him, there is a lot more risk that he would simply turn you down. You can't be really explicit about sex for money because he could report you but if you just ask him out on a date then there is more of a chance that he will say, "No."

I wonder if they accept the "Certificate of Authenticity" like they accepted Obama's birth certificate?

I'd be willing to be suffocated.

Thanks HC. As you know, it is often so hard to tell exactly what is being offered when things seem slightly contradictory or don't offer all the necessary information. That is why it is great that someone like you is around to give the basic details about how you found him and what you did. Thanks.

And if things go somewhat as they are, it will be her royal highness Mike Pence. Then again she may be handing out soup in the federal prison canteen in between "love-ins" in his cell.

I can't tell. Does he "escort" or is he a "performer/muscle modeling"? He does not say which position he engages in. He does not say he escorts but he does note he provides a boyfriend experience. Perhaps that is a boyfriend without sex, although he does also note "anal" and "oral". I am very confused.

Totally agree. Also, "escort" language would make sure that he knows that you are not any kind of law enforcement or at least there is less of a likelihood. "Do you escort?" is getting close, even though there was no money involved.

He sounds pretty incredible as a person and scholar. He did have 9 children. As he and his family lived around the time of the Russian Revolution the fate of many of his immediate family was very sad. "KR was both a patron of Russian art and an artist in his own right. A talented pianist, the Grand Duke was Chairman of the Russian Musical Society, and counted Tchaikovsky among his closest friends. But KR was first and foremost a man of letters. He founded several Russian literary societies. He translated foreign works (including Schiller and Goethe) into Russian, and was particularly proud of his Russian translation of Hamlet. An accomplished poet and playwright, KR also took great interest in the direction of his plays. The Grand Duke actually appeared in his last play, "King of Judea," playing the role of Joseph of Arimathea. The Grand Duke's artistic slavophilism and devotion to duty endeared him to both Alexander III and Nicholas II. The former appointed KR as President of the Russian Academy of Sciences, and later as Chief of All Military Colleges. He was also made an honorary member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences in 1902, with reference to his chairmanship of a Swedish-Russian surveying commission. KR and his wife were among the relatively few Romanovs on intimate terms with Nicholas II and the Empress Alexandra, who found KR's devotion to his family a welcome respite from the playboy lifestyle of many of the other Grand Dukes. He was also a close friend of the Grand Duchess Elizabeth and wrote a poem about her expressing his admiration when she first came to Russia to be married. He was also one of the few members of the Imperial Family to go to Moscow to attend the funeral of Elizabeth's husband, Grand Duke Sergei Alexandrovich, who was killed by a terrorist's bomb."

And I'll make your stir fry.