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Passion
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OK, I agree that Drew and Corey seemed a tad bit mechanical, exactly what one might expect from two straight boys, if they were strangers. That clearly does not apply here. Still, two hot young twink types is always fun to watch. However, nothing is hotter than two guys fucking who really get in to it. (see BFT,4-11-08) turn up the volume a tad, sit back and be amazed by one of the best screamers I've heard yet!
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Oh, yeah!!! that is one of the hottest scenes out there. That one brunette plays a great first timer. He is a professional dancer too. He can do some pretty amazing things with his ass. I just can't figure which of the 5 or 6 first times is his or their first time. See "Wild Gay College Parties" 1st and 2nd page. He is also in a shoot on "He Likes it Big." It is kind of Like Ashton Cooper; he was discovered at Broke Straight Boys when he made out with Hollywood. Ahston has work on He Likes It Big" and on "His First Gay Experience" at least twice the second one is coming up in a few months. That site "His First Gay Experience" cracks me up because they use a lot of the same shoots over and over again. Some of those guys appeared in the same shoot 3 different times over a two and a half to three year period . LOL
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I don't know whereelse to put this so here it goes. I though the scene was very sweet and they actually seemed to be into each other. However I was very disappointed to see another delay with Alden and Robert. I guess I am in the minority in that I am not a Dustin fan Oh well
It is OK, we love you any way...
Dustin lost his studly points with me when David said how he really tried to control and manipulate his photo shoots. I am interested in seeing how he does interact with some of the other models though... 
slimvintage
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Sudden Thought!!!!!!!
Maybe the poor guy was moving in a very narrow range of possibilities within which he could actually manage to perform. He needed a cockring to get stiff, and even then it didn't always do the trick, so maybe his specifications for how the shoot had to evolve were more desperation than caprice
It is OK, we love you any way...
Maybe the poor guy was moving in a very narrow range of possibilities within which he could actually manage to perform. He needed a cockring to get stiff, and even then it didn't always do the trick, so maybe his specifications for how the shoot had to evolve were more desperation than caprice
I'm not happy about the delay of the Robert/Alden scene either. I have already stated on other posts that I don't like them to bait and switch us with upcoming scenes. I would rather have them not even tell us the Upcoming Updates if they really are that tentative. Waiting until the day before to put in Ace and Axel, teasing us with Alden and Robert... It does get annoying. It makes us wonder if we're being played. They should put in whatever upcoming update they choose for us but once they post it then they should stick to the plan.
I'm ambivalent on Dustin myself. He's just okay. But I'm very much looking forward to seeing Jason. I'm not a big fan of one of the most popular models on the site so don't apologize for not being into Dustin. Different strokes for different folks!
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I understand your frustration, tampa. I'm a member on another site and they never tell you what models are cumming up. I find that even more frustrating. I was very pleased to see my favorite boy there in a new vid yesterday. That kid is so damn hot. Bottomed for 2 guys. A couple vids ago, he had 2 cocks in his hole at the same time and the guys used them! The cocks were NOT small either. He was rock hard the whole time!
I always wished Dustin would take off the damn hats! He has a bald spot. I don't mind that at all!
And please, guys. No more reporting in on some new hot vid you saw on the bonus sites! Well, no more today! LOL! Between watching my fave boy on my other site, and scrolling through all the bonus sites here for the past 2 days, I'm exhausted..........
I always wished Dustin would take off the damn hats! He has a bald spot. I don't mind that at all!
And please, guys. No more reporting in on some new hot vid you saw on the bonus sites! Well, no more today! LOL! Between watching my fave boy on my other site, and scrolling through all the bonus sites here for the past 2 days, I'm exhausted..........
Pennsylvania Facts
Here is something interesting to note for all of you would be travelers. If you ever find your self in Intercourse, PA and you want to get to Paradise, PA; Turn down Queen Road to W. Paquea lane to Hershey Ave. Next Exit Hershey Ave. and you are in Paradise.
I just know Passion is in there somewhere.
Here is something interesting to note for all of you would be travelers. If you ever find your self in Intercourse, PA and you want to get to Paradise, PA; Turn down Queen Road to W. Paquea lane to Hershey Ave. Next Exit Hershey Ave. and you are in Paradise.
I just know Passion is in there somewhere.
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slimvintage
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Those directions make a lot of sense, but stop short of instructions from Paradise to your place, in other words intercourse, paradise, total bliss...
Here is something interesting to note for all of you would be travelers. If you ever find your self in Intercourse, PA and you want to get to Paradise, PA; Turn down Queen Road to W. Paquea lane to Hershey Ave. Next Exit Hershey Ave. and you are in Paradise.
Those directions make a lot of sense, but stop short of instructions from Paradise to your place, in other words intercourse, paradise, total bliss...
Those directions make a lot of sense, but stop short of instructions from Paradise to your place, in other words intercourse, paradise, total bliss...
Don't do it Jayman! You'd have so many wayward travellers at you door that you'd have to beat them off... with a stick. You'd have more admirers than you could shake a stick at.
LOL That's all I've got...
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slimvintage
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Don't do it Jayman! You'd have so many wayward travellers at you door that you'd have to beat them off with a stick. You'd have more admirers than you could shake a stick at.
Dude, I would manage to find it no matter what if I were sure he'd shake his stick at me when I got there
Dude, I would manage to find it no matter what if I were sure he'd shake his stick at me when I got there
LMAO.
Ok, here are some of the sticks I have. Now which one should I shake.
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Stick shaking
In honor of your 69th post I will give you this information.
Posted by ESC on June 27, 2000
"I found no definitive origins just a bunch of maybes:
Your phrase is fairly old. Its first (??) recorded appearance is found in The Lancaster (Pennsylvania) Journal in 1818: "We have in Lancaster as many Taverns as you can shake a stick at." The sense then, as now, was "a lot" or "too many to count."
Shaking a stick at someone has long been considered, for good reason, a threatening gesture. There is a possibility that "more than you can shake a stick at" first arose in the context of warfare or smaller-scale hostilities, perhaps describing an overwhelmingly superior opposing force (e.g., "More Redcoats than you could shake a stick at.").
Another possibility is the stick in question was shaken in the process of counting great numbers of something, perhaps used as a pointer while doing a head count of a herd of sheep or cattle. Thus, "more than you can shake a stick at" would simply mean, figuratively, "you could wave your counting stick until your arm falls off, and you still wouldn't reach the end."
Here's what Mr. Funk says:
TO SHAKE A STICK AT - "Although this does have a literal meaning, to threaten with a stick, we in the United States give it much more fanciful interpretation. If we say, 'There are more filling stations in town than one can shake a stick at,' we mean nothing more than that the town contains an abundance of places at which one may purchase gasoline for one's motorcar. That American usage dates from early in the nineteenth century. One may speculate that it arose from the play at warfare by small boys - George Washington Jones flourishing a triumphant wooden sword over the considerable number of British soldiers who surrendered at Yorktown, more, in fact, than he could wave his 'stick' at. Then, too, we use the expression to indicate a comparative that may express derogation, and have done so for well over a hundred years. David Crockett, in his "Tour to North and Down East" (1835), wrote of one place at which he stayed, 'This was a temperance house, and there was nothing to treat a friend to that was worth shaking a stick at." From "Heavens to Betsy" (1955, Harper & Row) by Charles Earle Funk. "
Just don't shake a stick at this. If you shake too hard; it could break..
Impressive, but none of those are the right one...
In honor of your 69th post I will give you this information.
Posted by ESC on June 27, 2000
"I found no definitive origins just a bunch of maybes:
Your phrase is fairly old. Its first (??) recorded appearance is found in The Lancaster (Pennsylvania) Journal in 1818: "We have in Lancaster as many Taverns as you can shake a stick at." The sense then, as now, was "a lot" or "too many to count."
Shaking a stick at someone has long been considered, for good reason, a threatening gesture. There is a possibility that "more than you can shake a stick at" first arose in the context of warfare or smaller-scale hostilities, perhaps describing an overwhelmingly superior opposing force (e.g., "More Redcoats than you could shake a stick at.").
Another possibility is the stick in question was shaken in the process of counting great numbers of something, perhaps used as a pointer while doing a head count of a herd of sheep or cattle. Thus, "more than you can shake a stick at" would simply mean, figuratively, "you could wave your counting stick until your arm falls off, and you still wouldn't reach the end."
Here's what Mr. Funk says:
TO SHAKE A STICK AT - "Although this does have a literal meaning, to threaten with a stick, we in the United States give it much more fanciful interpretation. If we say, 'There are more filling stations in town than one can shake a stick at,' we mean nothing more than that the town contains an abundance of places at which one may purchase gasoline for one's motorcar. That American usage dates from early in the nineteenth century. One may speculate that it arose from the play at warfare by small boys - George Washington Jones flourishing a triumphant wooden sword over the considerable number of British soldiers who surrendered at Yorktown, more, in fact, than he could wave his 'stick' at. Then, too, we use the expression to indicate a comparative that may express derogation, and have done so for well over a hundred years. David Crockett, in his "Tour to North and Down East" (1835), wrote of one place at which he stayed, 'This was a temperance house, and there was nothing to treat a friend to that was worth shaking a stick at." From "Heavens to Betsy" (1955, Harper & Row) by Charles Earle Funk. "
Just don't shake a stick at this. If you shake too hard; it could break..
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slimvintage
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OK Tampa, that IS the the genuine article.
Looks to me like Jayman's little friend Skip has been shaken awake.
In honor of your 69th post I will give you this information.
Posted by ESC on June 27, 2000
"I found no definitive origins just a bunch of maybes:
Your phrase is fairly old. Its first (??) recorded appearance is found in The Lancaster (Pennsylvania) Journal in 1818: "We have in Lancaster as many Taverns as you can shake a stick at." The sense then, as now, was "a lot" or "too many to count."
Shaking a stick at someone has long been considered, for good reason, a threatening gesture. There is a possibility that "more than you can shake a stick at" first arose in the context of warfare or smaller-scale hostilities, perhaps describing an overwhelmingly superior opposing force (e.g., "More Redcoats than you could shake a stick at.").
Another possibility is the stick in question was shaken in the process of counting great numbers of something, perhaps used as a pointer while doing a head count of a herd of sheep or cattle. Thus, "more than you can shake a stick at" would simply mean, figuratively, "you could wave your counting stick until your arm falls off, and you still wouldn't reach the end."
Here's what Mr. Funk says:
TO SHAKE A STICK AT - "Although this does have a literal meaning, to threaten with a stick, we in the United States give it much more fanciful interpretation. If we say, 'There are more filling stations in town than one can shake a stick at,' we mean nothing more than that the town contains an abundance of places at which one may purchase gasoline for one's motorcar. That American usage dates from early in the nineteenth century. One may speculate that it arose from the play at warfare by small boys - George Washington Jones flourishing a triumphant wooden sword over the considerable number of British soldiers who surrendered at Yorktown, more, in fact, than he could wave his 'stick' at. Then, too, we use the expression to indicate a comparative that may express derogation, and have done so for well over a hundred years. David Crockett, in his "Tour to North and Down East" (1835), wrote of one place at which he stayed, 'This was a temperance house, and there was nothing to treat a friend to that was worth shaking a stick at." From "Heavens to Betsy" (1955, Harper & Row) by Charles Earle Funk. "
Just don't shake a stick at this.
Looks to me like Jayman's little friend Skip has been shaken awake.
richardnoggin869
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Nothing To Shake Anything At
Now I know why I've always called mine, Lil Richard!!
Now I know why I've always called mine, Lil Richard!!
You guys do want some fries with that shake....., right? Let me get you a napkin, cuz you're dribblin' there!HMMM, must be vanilla! Oh, and I see you need a cherry!
M&M
Hummmm!!! I haven't had a cherry in a while.
slimvintage
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Is that REALLY Skip? If so, he's beautiful!!
Skip's pub(l)ic appearances don't last long, and it's always "no photographers". He's so awesomely good looking that there are fears he might be mobbed by the SSSS (Skip Stick Shaking Support), a radical fan group known to carry sticks which they shake. Rumors abound that he has 2 or 3 doubles, like S. Hussein, who from a distance give a general idea (during just those few moments) of his overwhelming male beauty. But as I say, you never can tell if it was him or not. I've seen him (for a very few minutes weeks ago) and that looked like him to me but, as I say, I could be wrong.
But you're right, what we saw is beautiful, much more beautiful than the other David's li'l marble friend. If it wasn't Skip, at least you can be sure that Skip is at least as lovely as what you saw.
These days Skip only likes to make guest appearances and leave the building. As Slim said the SSSS can be pretty bad these days. Some of those factions can be worse that the Paparazzi.
