The Virtual Coffee Shop, Diner And Corner Pub

[sjhuk85]

Because they are afraid of the pain themselves and thinking about it? I'd imagine it's quite uncomfortable, all I think of is poor Al Bundy when he had his circumcision . I'm uncut and I had phimosis, it took a long time to stretch my foreskin so it would go behind the glans. I couldn't imagine having my cock head exposed 24x7 and basically be waiting for it to keratinize a bit and become desensitized. I hear in some other countries they do a "dorsal slit" where they slit the foreskin on the top instead of totally removing it.

I think the pain and thinking of the procedure might be part of it for some, I know I have the exact same reaction when I see a penis with peircings (PA especially)! my cock acts like it wants to retreat back into my body

 

[Jaybifla]

I have a preference for uncut but it wouldn't be a deal breaker in anyway.

I don’t have a preference. My last bf is from the UK and is uncut. I don’t ever remember either one of us commenting on the subject. He was fine with me being cut and I was fine with him being uncut.

 

[sjhuk85]

I don’t have a preference. My last bf is from the UK and is uncut. I don’t ever remember either one of us commenting on the subject. He was fine with me being cut and I was fine with him being uncut.

I wouldn't comment on it as it can't be changed, but it also isn't a deal breaker for me and I suppose my slight preference more comes into play when porn is concerned.

 

[Jaybifla]

 

[trebligon]

Who are these fellows?

 

[Jaybifla]

Who are these fellows?

The young guy on the left is a popular YouTube vloggger.

 

[trebligon]

He's cute.

 

[mikeyank]

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I’ve been following Stan Chris since 2020 during the pandemic when I got my big screen Smart-TV and became addicted to YouTube. I liked Chris better when he was newly out and still living with his parents. I loved his videos with his family and his straight best friend. But I’ve grown to like his partner Brett and the videos with my other favorite gay creator, Art and his boyfriend “Pumpkin”.

I saw this video last night and it was sad, but relationships are often not forever. Funny that you posted this today Jay.

 

[trebligon]

I’ve been following Stan Chris since 2020 during the pandemic when I got my big screen Smart-TV and became addicted to YouTube. I liked Chris better when he was newly out and still living with his parents. I loved his videos with his family and his straight best friend. But I’ve grown to like his partner Brett and the videos with my other favorite gay creator, Art and his boyfriend “Pumpkin”.

I saw this video last night and it was sad, but relationships are often not forever. Funny that you posted this today Jay.

I didn't watch the whole thing, but he comes off sincere. I can't imagine watching a vlog regularly, though. It makes me feel a little guilty that I don't follow a lot of gay YouTubers.

 

[mikeyank]

This is Art the Ukrainian kid I’ve also been watching since 2020. He is doing long form vlogs now with a very cute American kid named Cooper. This is a short version of their vlogs.

 

[trebligon]

The shirtless thing seems pandering, but I guess you have to stand out somehow. I like the masculine voices.

 

[TouchKrazy]

This is Art the Ukrainian kid I’ve also been watching since 2020. He is doing long form vlogs now with a very cute American kid named Cooper. This is a short version of their vlogs.

I really enjoy listening to Cooper & Art.

 

[Jaybifla]

My only criticism of these guys and their circle of friends are all of their onlyfans. They’re complete ripoffs. Most everything is extremely expensive and not really worth the money they’re charging. I got sent one from Art yesterday claiming it was a sex tape and it was $100 to purchase. Of course I would never pay anything like that, and I can almost bet it’s less than 5 minutes in length with very well positioned camera angles not really showing a lot. DONT FALL FOR ANY OF IT!

 

[mikeyank]

My only criticism of these guys and their circle of friends are all of their onlyfans. They’re complete ripoffs. Most everything is extremely expensive and not really worth the money they’re charging. I got sent one from Art yesterday claiming it was a sex tape and it was $100 to purchase. Of course I would never pay anything like that, and I can almost bet it’s less than 5 minutes in length with very well positioned camera angles not really showing a lot. DONT FALL FOR ANY OF IT!

You are smart not to pay these guys for any content. I watch for free on YouTube and some shirtless stuff wearing sexy shorts showing bulges and nice asses works for me. From watching them and guys like The Wild Boys, I know that they become very wealthy and buy homes and fancy cars, which is fine for fans who want to and can afford to pay for it.

Here’s a short with The Wild Boys and Only Brad. These guys all do OnlyFans but for me YouTube is enough.

 

[chac54]

My only criticism of these guys and their circle of friends are all of their onlyfans. They’re complete ripoffs. Most everything is extremely expensive and not really worth the money they’re charging. I got sent one from Art yesterday claiming it was a sex tape and it was $100 to purchase. Of course I would never pay anything like that, and I can almost bet it’s less than 5 minutes in length with very well positioned camera angles not really showing a lot. DONT FALL FOR ANY OF IT!

I usually look up the Onlyfans accounts on LPSG or other websites to see who are scammy/scummy before I subscribe. I got burned once, that was enough . If I find their content on the tube sites and it's good, I will sub to them to support what they do. I'm a whore for collecting a good porn scene, but I am an ethical whore

 

[kgmets]

This video came into my YouTube feed today. This British canoeist was thrown off the Olympic canoeing team for doing OnlyFans.

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How unjust and contrary to the original Olympic spirit as in the ancient Greek Olympics, the young male athletes competed in the nude with only male spectators allowed!

 

[mikeyank]

I thought that Tampa’s “The Virtual Coffee Shop, Diner And Corner Pub” thread was a good place to give a movie review. I did go to see “A Complete Unknown” yesterday, starring Timothée Chalamet as young Bob Dylan, from his arriving in New York City in 1961 through his infamous appearances ay the Newport Folk Festival in 1965, where he was heckled and booed by at least half of the audience as he went electric at a folk festival.

My being a huge Dylan fan, a few of the details being incorrect annoyed me slightly, but overall it is an excellent film and Timothée is an incredible actor, as after the first thirty minutes of the film, I forgot it was him and I just felt like I was watching Bob. He actually learned how to play the guitar, and harmonica and sing like Dylan. I would highly recommend the film for anyone a Bob Dylan fan or not. Excellent acting, compelling story and a great period piece from New York City and the world from sixty years ago…..wow I’m old. lol

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I just read an article on Facebook with Joan Baez’s very positive take on ‘A Complete Unknown”. These are her comments. Joan really gets it.

“JIan Baez Had One Rule for the Bob Dylan Biopic—And It Might Surprise You
When Joan Baez found out Hollywood was taking a swing at the tangled, poetic chaos of Bob Dylan’s early years, you’d think she’d be first in line with red pens and receipts. After all, she lived it. But when her team got fired up, ready to fact-check *A Complete Unknown* like it was a thesis paper, Baez calmly waved them off. “Don’t bother,” she told them. Why? Because, as she puts it, “It’s a fun movie.”
Now 84, Baez isn’t losing sleep over whether she and Dylan lived in the Chelsea Hotel or just visited. “Details, details,” she laughed in a new *Rolling Stone* interview. What mattered to her was the feeling—Timothée Chalamet, as Dylan, nailed the music, the bad attitude, and even some of that signature charm. And Monica Barbaro? Baez said the actress worked “like mad” to embody her, and at times the resemblance was “startling.”
Sure, there were some moments that weren’t quite true—like the infamous middle finger scene. “Someone asked me, ‘Did you really do that to Bob?’” she recalled. Her response? “No, I did this,” and flashed a peace sign. But she was just glad the movie captured something deeper than facts: the emotional truth of a wild, beautiful, complicated chapter in music history.
And when asked why she and Dylan are still linked after all these years, she didn’t flinch: “There are worse people to be glued at the hip to.”

 

[kgmets]

I just read an article on Facebook with Joan Baez’s very positive take on ‘A Complete Unknown”. These are her comments. Joan really gets it.

“JIan Baez Had One Rule for the Bob Dylan Biopic—And It Might Surprise You
When Joan Baez found out Hollywood was taking a swing at the tangled, poetic chaos of Bob Dylan’s early years, you’d think she’d be first in line with red pens and receipts. After all, she lived it. But when her team got fired up, ready to fact-check *A Complete Unknown* like it was a thesis paper, Baez calmly waved them off. “Don’t bother,” she told them. Why? Because, as she puts it, “It’s a fun movie.”
Now 84, Baez isn’t losing sleep over whether she and Dylan lived in the Chelsea Hotel or just visited. “Details, details,” she laughed in a new *Rolling Stone* interview. What mattered to her was the feeling—Timothée Chalamet, as Dylan, nailed the music, the bad attitude, and even some of that signature charm. And Monica Barbaro? Baez said the actress worked “like mad” to embody her, and at times the resemblance was “startling.”
Sure, there were some moments that weren’t quite true—like the infamous middle finger scene. “Someone asked me, ‘Did you really do that to Bob?’” she recalled. Her response? “No, I did this,” and flashed a peace sign. But she was just glad the movie captured something deeper than facts: the emotional truth of a wild, beautiful, complicated chapter in music history.
And when asked why she and Dylan are still linked after all these years, she didn’t flinch: “There are worse people to be glued at the hip to.”

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Sounds like a great movie worth taking in! One of my brothers was a huge Dylan fan, while I was a fan of Paul Simon, "the poet lauderate of rock!" Both were not hesitant to venture into other music forms as Dylan did a country album, and Simon did one with Zulus from South Africa. Music history will view both as brilliant.

 

[mikeyank]

Sounds like a great movie worth taking in! One of my brothers was a huge Dylan fan, while I was a fan of Paul Simon, "the poet lauderate of rock!" Both were not hesitant to venture into other music forms as Dylan did a country album, and Simon did one with Zulus from South Africa. Music history will view both as brilliant.

I believe A Complete Unknown is now streaming. Yes do take it in. It’s a great film. Timothee is a great actor and as “cute as a bug in a rug”.

 

[kgmets]

I believe A Complete Unknown is now streaming. Yes do take it in. It’s a great film. Timothee is a great actor and as “cute as a bug in a rug”.

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Believe it or not, I saw him last Fall as a guest picker on the Saturday morning "College Gameday" show on ESPN. Timothee is a very knowledgeable college football fan and a great game predictor. Plus everyone was drooling over him even in a college sports enviornment!