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18 Nov 05 By Editor D 6 Comments

Mom reminds: Lessons Your Parents Taught You!

Hey Kids –
As the Holiday Season fast approaches I am reminded that so many of us have moved away from home. If you have close ties with your family – this will merely be a refresher course. If you haven’t spoken to your family in a while – this will serve to reaffirm your decision. If your parents have already ‘passed on’ – well, I’m sure it will give you a good chuckle!
Here are a few key things that your parents taught you! Granted, most of you will say that you learned these things all on your own – but I can promise you that your parents had a hand in there, as well.
1. Your Parents spoke to you of RELIGION.
“You better pray that will come out of the carpet.”
2. Your Parents piqued your first interest in TIME TRAVEL.
“If you don’t straighten up, I’m going to knock you into the middle of next week!”
3. Your Parents proved the theory of all LOGIC.
“Because I said so, that’s why.”
4. Your Parents gave you the gift of FORESIGHT.
“Make sure you wear clean underwear, you never know if you’ll get into an accident.”
5. Parents were always good for teaching you IRONY.
“Keep crying, and I’ll give you something to cry about.”
6. Even before biology class your parents taught you the fundamentals of OSMOSIS.
“Shut your mouth and eat your supper.”
7. They were always ready to suggest a career – even as a CONTORTIONIST.
“Will you look at that dirt on the back of your neck!”
8. They instilled in you the importance of STAMINA.
“You’ll sit there until all that spinach is gone.”
9. You were taught that you even could control the WEATHER.
“This room of yours looks as if a tornado went through it.”
10. They taught you the basics principals of BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION.
“Stop acting like your father!”
11. Parents were the first to make you know ENVY.
“There are millions of less fortunate children in this world who don’t have wonderful parents like you do.”
12. Your parents gave you that butterfly feeling of ANTICIPATION.
“Just wait until we get home.”
13. They taught you what a marvelous gift it was to RECEIVE.
“You are going to get it when you get home!”
14. Your parents studied MEDICAL SCIENCE.
“If you don’t stop crossing your eyes, they are going to freeze that way.”
15. They were the first to instruct you HOW TO BECOME AN ADULT.
“If you don’t eat your vegetables, you’ll never grow up.”
16. Your mother was likely the one skilled in GENETICS.
“You’re just like your father.”
17. Parents got you to question your own ROOTS.
“Shut that door behind you. Do you think you were born in a barn?”
18. They were the very people that taught you WISDOM.
“When you get to be my age, you’ll understand.”
19. Long before you knew the laws of the world they instructed you in the ways of JUSTICE.
“One day you’ll have kids, and I hope they turn out just like you.”
and last but not least…
20. Your loving mother and father – long before you had seen any Disney movie – taught you THE CIRCLE OF LIFE.
“I brought you into this world, and I can take you out.”

18 Nov 05 By mom 6 Comments

Kane Looks Like Candy to Me at NextDoorStudios

NextDoorStudios Kane (NextDoorStudios)

Kane
Kane is an appropriate name for this 21 year old construction worker who loves to hang out and fuck. This guy packs the BIGGEST tool ever featured on Next Door Male! It comes (ha!) in at a solid 10 INCHES… and that’s not just some photoshop or camera angle trick either. Dang! We are sure you’ll enjoy this one just as much as we did. So for some extra fun go check out the full length photoset and video over at Next Door Male…

17 Nov 05 By redmonkey 4 Comments

Rogelio at BiLatinMen.com

BiLatinMen

Rogelio and his hot Abs
This 24 year old bi-sexual Peruvian first became aware of his curiosity when a girlfriend fingered him while blowing him. Apparently that was a can of worms; sine then Rogelio has been experementing with 3 somes and has discovered a love for getting fucked in the ass. So glad that BiLatinMen.com was able to bring this cute Peruvian into our scope of awareness. Let’s hope he’s willing to show off more of his experiences.

17 Nov 05 By ryan 2 Comments

Danny at EnglishLads.com

EnglishLads Danny Beaufort

Danny is one hot bloke
This is Danny’s first time in front of the camera, and there is no doubt he is excited about being watched and within a few minutes he is poking around at the bulge in his pants. As soon as his undies come off he is rock hard and you never get to see his soft dick! He has a nicely toned body from working out at the gym and swimming! Better yet, he describes his motivation for swimming: “Following another lad up the pool watching his cute ass!” Mmmm, if you want to see Danny Beaufort’s rock hard cock, click on over to EnglishLads.com…

17 Nov 05 By redmonkey 4 Comments

Superman Returns

For your download pleasure...
Okay, the new Superman movie doesn’t open ’til next year, but we just noticed the Superman site is up at: http://supermanreturns.warnerbros.com/
You’ll find some nice shots to download for your desktop or save as your screensaver. That is, if you’re as excited about how cute Superman looks in those tights as we are!!!

17 Nov 05 By redmonkey 2 Comments

Heath Ledger Nude

Heath Ledger Nude
No doubt you would have already seen these, but here are the biggest and clearest Heath Ledger nude shots we’ve come across. Look at the folds of foreskin pulled back!
If you’re into male celebrities in the buff, check out CineMale.com.

17 Nov 05 By Editor D 100 Comments

Ice Ice Baby!

Kimi Raikkonen
McLaren’s Kimi Raikkonen, also known as the Flying Iceman, has just finished runner-up in the drivers’ championship for the second time in three years. The saying goes that second place makes you first of the losers. Well, we say nevermind, you’re still way hotter than Alonso, especially after seeing that hose!!
Kimi Raikkonen
For more celebrity bulges, head over to The Bulge Report.

17 Nov 05 By Editor D 5 Comments

Cade at CorbinFisher.com

CorbinFisher Cade (CorbinFisher)

Cade at CorbinFisher.com
Here’s a real stud for you today! Ripped and muscular arms, that powerful frame, that hot chest and all-around athletic build.
When you see Cade, you see those tasty muscles and entirely masculine features and picture him kicking guys asses on the field. He’s almost intimidating in that sense. But when you get to sit down and talk with him, he’s entirely nice, approachable, and funny, complete with a sexy Boston accent which you can just imagine him saying untold dirty things with! He’s modest, always cracking jokes, and an excellent guy to have around and drink beers with (while staring at and lusting over him, of course!).
Cade’s cock fits right in with his ripped physique. It’s big and thick, with a hot pair of hefty balls at the base of it. All around, Cade is one helluva college stud! Be nice to Corbin, or he might pair ya up to bottom for Cade’s thick, powerful dick! You’ll be in traction for a week for sure, but come to think of it, you might not be sorry at all. Sore-ry maybe. LOL.

17 Nov 05 By Editor D 2 Comments

Last Week In “Gay Camp” History

Hey Kids
Just wanted to give you all a little lesson in keeping up with your “gay” past. Most of you know that all things “camp” are very important to remember. Especially if you are ever going to win a trivia based game these days. Though, I know most of you barely read or watch television, it’s important for you to know who these people were and their connection to your own history.
I’ll make it easier for you – look at the pictures below. I’ve numbered them for you so there won’t be any confusion. I hope you enjoy this little lesson that Mom assures you is very pertinent to all of our lives.
M’wah – M.
So Long Folks!
1) GRAHAM PAYN, ACTOR AND NOEL COWARD’S PARTNER, DEAD AT 87
Graham Payn, an actor and singer who was Noel Coward’s longtime companion, died this week in Switzerland at the age of 87, according to news reports. Born in South Africa in 1918, Payn moved to England in 1929. At the age of 14 he first auditioned for the Noel Coward revue, Words and Music. In 1945 Coward wrote a leading role for Payn in the show Sigh No More. The production marked the beginning of their professional and personal relationship, which lasted until the playwright’s death in 1973.
After performing in several other stage musicals, Payn turned to television and film, with little lasting success. Perhaps his best-known film was The Italian Job (1969), in which he shared comic scenes with Coward. Payn lived with Coward in lavish homes in Switzerland and Jamaica, and he worked less and less during the 1960s — a fact Coward commented on publicly. “He is, I fear, a born drifter,” Coward said, according to the Telegraph newspaper. “I know his theatrical career has been a failure but there are other ploys to go after. He sleeps and sleeps and the days go by. I love him dearly forever…. and am happy to look after him for the rest of my life but he must do something.”
Payn oversaw Coward’s estate after his death and co-edited the playwright’s diaries in 1982. In 1994 he wrote his autobiography, My Life with Noel Coward. “I loved the man totally,” Payn said of Coward. “I realized that I wanted nothing more than to share my life with this remarkable man, to help and protect him as best I could. If I had to write my epitaph it would read ‘Friend of Noel Coward.'”
2) MILDRED SHAY, ACTRESS, DEAD AT 94
“Hollywood’s Pocket Venus” Mildred Shay has died at her daughter’s home in Glendale, Calif., at age 94. The British resident who appeared in more than 30 films during the 1930s but was better known for her Hollywood scandals and escapades, recently suffered a stroke, the Los Angeles Times reported.
Columnist Walter Winchell nicknamed the 5-foot-2 actress “Hollywood’s Pocket Venus” for her alleged casting couch adventures and affairs with some of movies’ top stars. She was said to have fought off the advances of actors Errol Flynn and Johnny Weissmuller. Filmmaker Cecil B. De Mille reportedly fed her oysters with pearls still attached and her affair with Victor Mature made headlines. Shay had a number of small roles throughout her Hollywood career – most notably she dubbed Greta Garbo’s voice in the 1932 Oscar-winning Grand Hotel.
After two failed marriages, she married British Army Capt. Geoffrey Steele in 1941 and their union lasted more than 45 years. Shay is survived by her daughter, Georgiana Steele.
3) SHEREE NORTH, FILM, STAGE AND TV STAR, DEAD AT 72
Film, stage and TV star Sheree North, best known for her roles on The Mary Tyler Moore Show and Seinfeld has died in Los Angeles at age 72.
The platinum blonde bombshell of 1950s Hollywood played Lou Grant’s girlfriend, Charlene Maguire, in The Mary Tyler Moore Show and Kramer’s mom, Babs, on Seinfeld. North was groomed by 20th Century Fox to be a substitute for the unreliable Marilyn Monroe — and that is exactly what happened in 1955’s How to Be Very, Very Popular, in which North out-danced and outshone Betty Grable, the L.A. Times said.
Among her film credits were the 1956 musical The Best Things in Life Are Free, 1973’s The Outfit and The Shootist. Her many TV roles included The Virginian, The Big Valley, The Fugitive, Cannon, McMillan and Wife, Owen Marshall: Counselor at Law, Kojak, Hawaii Five-O, Barnaby Jones, Fantasy Island, The Golden Girls, and Murder, She Wrote. (Terrifying that I remember most of her appearances on most of these shows!) She is survived by her husband, Phillip Norman, two daughters and a grandchild.
4) JEAN CARSON, FILM AND TV ACTRESS, DEAD AT 82
Veteran film and TV actress Jean Carson has died in Palm Springs, Calif., from complications of a stroke at age 82. Carson, best known for her “Hello Doll!” greeting as fun girl Daphne on The Andy Griffith Show died Nov. 2, Daily Variety reported Tuesday.
The Charleston, W. Va., native began on Broadway in George S. Kaufman’s Bravo and later appeared in Arthur Laurent’s The Bird Cage, Anniversary Waltz and Two Blind Mice. Her TV appearances included The Red Buttons Show, The G.E. Theater, Wagon Train, The Untouchables, and The Twilight Zone episode “A Most Unusual Camera”.
Her films included The Phoenix City Story, I Married a Monster from Outer Space (one of my all time Sci-Fi Camp Favorites!), Gunn, The Party and Fun with Dick and Jane (The original!). She remained active in Palm Springs area theater after retiring from the public eye. She is survived by two sons.

16 Nov 05 By mom 2 Comments