Wanted: Clay

[larkster]

You continue to amaze me Robert, with your knowledge of American pop culture over the years. That song brings me right back to my childhood. But I knew the song from the radio, and wasn't aware it was from a motion picture, featuring Cary Grant.

Something tells me that my friend Stimpy will LOVE that clip too.

Not Cary, Mikey. James Stewart and Doris Day The Man Who Knew Too Much.

 

[rrhill]

Eureka!

A bright idea just sprang to my mind; it happens...

Why not have some of the models interview... Clay. He can dress up as Santa if he's a bit shy. Questions like: "When did you came up with the thought to become a pornographer? Do you remember the first movie you shot? Please tell... Do you still get hard from time to time while shooting a movie... etc. His thoughts about this forum... Let us have it!

For all I'd like, is to get to know the chef, that cooks my video's, a little bit better. Him no longer to be the mystery man, but Clay, a person of flesh and blood with feeling and opinions... As Scorpio said at Broke Straight Boys it's personal, despite the video's are scripted, and that's what makes this site so unique.

Video is Clays medium, and it could become the "Behind the scenes" most watched video!

 

[rrhill]

What would you ask our director Clay?

 

[Beth]

A bright idea just sprang to my mind; it happens...

Why not have some of the models interview... Clay. He can dress up as Santa if he's a bit shy. Questions like: "When did you came up with the thought to become a pornographer? Do you remember the first movie you shot? Please tell... Do you still get hard from time to time while shooting a movie... etc. His thoughts about this forum... Let us have it!

For all I'd like, is to get to know the chef, that cooks my video's, a little bit better. Him no longer to be the mystery man, but Clay, a person of flesh and blood with feeling and opinions... As Scorpio said at Broke Straight Boys it's personal, despite the video's are scripted, and that's what makes this site so unique.

Video is Clays medium, and it could become the "Behind the scenes" most watched video!

Great idea! I would like to know some of the funny stories behind meeting the models. Also, has Clay ever been a model? This could be a very good Christmas...with lots of "toys!"...Yeah, I'd like to hear about who likes to use the toys as well!

 

[rrhill]

Clay have you ever been a model that used toys? What inspiration brought you to this question in particular Beth...

PS: I do own a battery powered ladies finger. Not sure if I have the correct size batteries... for tonight.

 

[Beth]

Clay have you ever been a model that used toys? What inspiration brought you to this question in particular Beth...

PS: I do own a battery powered ladies finger. Not sure if I have the correct size batteries... for tonight.

No, no, no! a "battery powered ladies finger," what a waste of time! Try a Jimmy/Jane vibrator. It has a stand it comes with that continually charges and either end can be used by guys and gals (my husband and I have been known to resort to "rock, paper, scissors" in order to see who gets to go first). Enjoy!

 

[rrhill]

Clay have you ever been a model that used a Jimmy/Jane vibrator?

Maybe a second question for Clay, Beth... just for when he says no.

 

[tampa24]

Choosing between to be right, or to be happy... it's seems choosing happiness is much harder.

That's very good Robert. People's egos are always looking for the validation and recognition that they were "right". Even though sometimes they would be much better off (and happier) if they would just let something slide.

 

[tampa24]

A bright idea just sprang to my mind; it happens...

Why not have some of the models interview... Clay. He can dress up as Santa if he's a bit shy. Questions like: "When did you came up with the thought to become a pornographer? Do you remember the first movie you shot? Please tell... Do you still get hard from time to time while shooting a movie... etc. His thoughts about this forum... Let us have it!

For all I'd like, is to get to know the chef, that cooks my video's, a little bit better. Him no longer to be the mystery man, but Clay, a person of flesh and blood with feeling and opinions... As Scorpio said at Broke Straight Boys it's personal, despite the video's are scripted, and that's what makes this site so unique.

Video is Clays medium, and it could become the "Behind the scenes" most watched video!

I think that's a brilliant idea Robert. It was actually Scorpio who led the way with a very similar idea. You are quite right Robert that Scorpio is one of the people with the site who posts fairly often in relative terms....and he is thought of very very highly by probably the majority of people in here.

The interest of people to get to know him a little bit better led him to agree to do a video interview for us a while back. He is so well liked that we asked him to do this. First he didn't want to. Then he said if he did do it that it might be just an audio interview. Then fortunately for us he thought it over and agreed to do a video interview. He even asked us in a thread to come up with some questions for him. Then he chose a sampling of questions that he was most comfortable with and he made the video for us . We got to hear his adorable French accent and got to see again just how handsome he was and is. He didn't post the video on the site or on the BTS side. He merely gave us a video link to access it off site.

Perhaps Clay would consider doing something in between Scorpio's idea and Robert's? If he is camera shy and doesn't want his likeness known maybe he could wear a Santa suit or just a baseball cap and sunglasses. Maybe he could be interviewed by a model or models. Or he could just speak on his own and tell us a little bit about a day in the life of Clay at work. Or he could ask for questions in the forum and answer the ones of his choosing.

I'm sure that Scorpio would agree to start a thread for him if he decided to do this. Another thought if he was really really camera shy is that a couple cute models could face the camera and he could be interviewed face to face by them but with him off camera. (Just as we normally see the models talking to him from the futon.) Granted, that would not be my own first choice but it's still doable.

My guess is that Clay is a very cute dark-brown haired guy of about 6'0". And that he is in his early to mid 30's. And no facial hair. I'd love to know if I am even half way close. lol

I know that when Scorpio did his video that the results were very positive. Clay would still not have to join the forum as a posting member. I think though that there is a lot of good will in here for him that he has not been able to see or tap into yet. (Or that we have not been able to properly express to him yet.) Giving him the chance to answer the questions of his choice for the members and all his fans might just be a way to do that. And yes Clay...you do have fans in here.

I really do think that you are hitting your stride. I believe the videos released over the last 6 weeks or so in particular have been some of your best work so far. I look forward to seeing where you take us from here.

It could make for a great Christmas or New Year's special treat. What do the rest of you think?

 

[rrhill]

Tampa, where can I find the link to Scorpio's video again?

 

[cumrag27]

Que Sera Sera

You continue to amaze me Robert, with your knowledge of American pop culture over the years. That song brings me right back to my childhood. But I knew the song from the radio, and wasn't aware it was from a motion picture, featuring Cary Grant.

Something tells me that my friend Stimpy will LOVE that clip too.

Dear Robert and Mikeyank,

It goes without saying, that "Que Sera Sera" was a highly played tune in its day on the radio and on TV as well. It became an instant and timeless "Classic" in popular songs. Like Mikeyank, I did not associate it with a particular film, although the very talented Doris Day was one of the top entertainers of the day in the late 1950's - 60's. She was a gifted singer and was used mostly in light comedies, and romantic comedies of the time. Unlike Madonna or Lady Gaga, Doris Day was presented in movies in the "most wholesome of ways", nothing even slightly risqué to raise even an eyebrow.

Great choice Robert!


Sincerely,


Stimpy

 

[tampa24]

Tampa, where can I find the link to Scorpio's video again?

I did bump up the thread that once had the link to Scorpio's interview. But alas, the link is not available anymore.

 

[mikeyank]

Dear Robert and Mikeyank,

It goes without saying, that "Que Sera Sera" was a highly played tune in its day on the radio and on TV as well. It became an instant and timeless "Classic" in popular songs. Like Mikeyank, I did not associate it with a particular film, although the very talented Doris Day was one of the top entertainers of the day in the late 1950's - 60's. She was a gifted singer and was used mostly in light comedies, and romantic comedies of the time. Unlike Madonna or Lady Gaga, Doris Day was presented in movies in the "most wholesome of ways", nothing even slightly risqué to raise even an eyebrow.

Great choice Robert!


Sincerely,


Stimpy

I'm glad to see that I was correct, that Stimpy would enjoy the clip, (even if it was Jimmy Stewart and not Cary Grant, playing the debonair gentleman in the scene). There was something innocent and sweet in films from the late 50's and early 60's like that. Thanks again Robert for a snapshot into the time machine of life.

 

[tampa24]

Tampa, where can I find the link to Scorpio's video again?

He has graciously posted the link to his video for us again. Because he's just that kind of guy. You can now see or revisit Scorpio's interview that he did in 2010. He did it just for those of us lucky enough to be in the forum. It can be found on post #1 or #36 of the original thread, "My Interview is Ready".

 

[rrhill]

Thank you Scorpio, I loved watching both movies. Nice getting to know you a little bit better.

 

[BSBHClay]

I also think as you do Beth. There was an underlying tone to the conversation that made me think perhaps there was "something" there. Where was the tractor pull held? and did Clay really go that far just to entice our boy Connor to come back for more?

I am sitting here with Rob Ryder, and he says I should reply to this post with "Wouldn't you like to know?" But I think that might be inappropriate.

 

[Ms. Kianna]

I am sitting here with Rob Ryder, and he says I should reply to this post with "Wouldn't you like to know?" But I think that might be inappropriate.

You would probably get better advice from Cole or Colin. But I would be afraid of any posting advice that you get from Jimmy.

I'm glad you are posting though. Is it going to be a regular thing now?

 

[rrhill]

Speak of the devil...

Knowing Beth, she wants all of the 'tractor pull' recordings and sift them through herself.



PS: Welcome on the forum Clay! What took you so long? Who's the stud on your Avatar?

 

[mikeyank]

I am sitting here with Rob Ryder, and he says I should reply to this post with "Wouldn't you like to know?" But I think that might be inappropriate.

What a wonderful holiday surprise to hear from you Clay. I hope that you become a regular contributor to the forum.

 

[another1]

I am sitting here with Rob Ryder, and he says I should reply to this post with "Wouldn't you like to know?" But I think that might be inappropriate.

rob knows how to stir things up.
looks like everyone gets a chance to be in the barrel.
as one of those who thought that any posting would end the man of mystery image, i welcome you to forum.