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My apologies to Billy for not sharing this direct with him but I would like to share this thought with all who see it. I am 55 and in Australia and I have been looking at some cooking shows on TV lately and with all their fussy preperation and presentation I would like to share with all of you a meal that we had often at my granparents house. 1. Smoked fish which my grandfather smoked and us kids had caught, with grated horseradish from the garden (it made you sit up and take notice). 2. Fresh oysters dusted in seasoned flour again which us kids had got fom the rocks and very quickly fried in a little butter. 3. Cobs of corn, grown in the garden, roasted until a bit black in the firebox of the fuel stove spread with some good butter with pepper and salt. 4. Gramma(a sweet pumkin) pie with thick Jersey cream. 5 5. All served with damper (an Australian soda bread). Good honest fresh food without pretensions. Food doesnt have to be fancy but I would love to have this meal today.

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MAY. 31, 2013 By MADISON MOORE Shutterstock 1) Having an irrational fear of effeminacy in guys. It’s basically misplaced misogyny. I know we all have things we’re attracted to, but there’s a big difference between being attracted to masculine guys and being disgusted by so-called “queens,” so take note all you people who write “No Fems/Queens/Fashion Divas” in your profiles. Why without queens, this world would be an undecorated, deeply boring and highly uninspired place! 2) Describing yourself as “straight-acting.” What does that even mean? You S the D, right? WELP THERE IS NOTHING STRAIGHT ACTING ABOUT THAT AS FAR AS I AM AWARE. 3) Trying to fit some magical ideal of gay male beauty. I always get so sad when I see gay men who aren’t able to express themselves the way they should because they are so wrapped up in being just like all the other gays. You know — the gay clones. I don’t blame you, though. We do what we have to to gain acceptance. There was a period where I fully believed that if I did not wear an Abercrombie t-shirt that no gay man would ever find me attractive or want to date me. All the gays wore Abercrombie, so I felt like if I wanted acceptance, so should I. Right? 4) Using the world “masculine” as a primary self descriptor. Is there nothing else to you but that? 5) Using Grindr ACROSS MULTIPLE DEVICES. You open up your Grindr and there he is — twice. Gurl. You only need to use Grindr on one device. Having it on two does NOT expand your radius/increase your chances! 6) And speaking of Grindr, no more iPad bathroom mirror pics pls. 7) You’ve seen this one before. “Not into black guys, sorry.” Or “Only into other fit hot white dudes.” Um, problematic? And of course that leads to the following: can we stop justifying our distaste for other brown bodies with the phrase “it’s not racist, it’s just a preference”? Because like, if you have to preface what you’re saying with “it’s not racist” then it is definitely racist! 8) Getting mad or defensive if somebody calls you “girl” or “gurl.” Yes, I know you have a penis and yes I know you are not a girl you party pooping sour puss. Gay men calling each other “girl” is a term of affection, not unlike how all those hot straight white guys roaming free call each other bro. 9) Saying, “We don’t want to marry. We just want to fuck.” I know that marriage isn’t for everyone, and everyone is certainly entitled to their own opinion. I’m not even going to say something moralistic like gay men need to tone it down with the promiscuous, sexual rhetoric. You should be getting laid every second of every day if that’s your thing! But let’s not forget that our gay brothers out there would really benefit from having the same rights and privileges as straight couples. It’s like the gay rhetoric used against anti-gay people: if you don’t want to get gay married, don’t marry a gay. Let’s not rain on other people’s chance to do so. 10) Worrying about things you do that are “too gay.” Also? Saying you “hate” gay culture. You don’t “do” drag queens because they “scare” you. You want to find someone nice and normal who isn’t in the scene. What are we all so afraid of? 11) FAKE TANNING. I don’t have anything against tanning per se BUT there are certain kinds of tans that are just unacceptable — like the ones that come out of a bottle! I need you to not rub off on my sheets k thanks. This is a lesson I would like to extend to all people in society. Your skin color should not be coming out of a bottle, and if you’re going to get tan at least make sure your booty is the same color as the rest of you! 12) Uploading shirtless photos to Facebook. Yes I said it! 13) Can we cut it out with the gay inches? You gays know what I mean — saying in gay social networking spaces that your piece is eight full inches!! There is no way that every gay man on the earth has such a promised, magical wand. 14) Hating other gay men. 15) Hating ourselves.

'Rised up this morning'

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<p>At the end i realized that cock looks bigger when you are REALLY horny......</p>

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It's a, um, complete smash. Smash. Smassssssssshhhhhh. A man known simply as Kai the hitchhiker stormed the internet this week after he helped save a utility worker and two women from a violent driver. In a television interview following his heroics, he gleefully described how he took to the man in Fresno, California with his hatchet. "Smash, smash, smash." He then goes on to provide some home truths, Kai-the-hitchhiker style, about common decency. http://www.stuff.co.nz/technology/8277733/Kai-the-hero-hitchhikers-interview-is-a-smash

the series SHAMELESS USA is being shown on UK TV at the moment..not as good as the UK version..but for one actor CAMERON MONAGHAN he plays Ian the gay one..he is a real cutie..just luv him..anybody else think the same?

In my spare time I enjoy doing the usual stuff, socializing and going out like everyone else. But as a hobby I'd have to say Coding is my hobby, never used to be though. It used to be gaming but unfortunately I grew out of that :( So yeah, when ever I'm stressed I like to sit down and busy my mind with that or when I'm bored and can't think of anything I'd rather be doing I use that to distract me and learn a few new things while I'm at it. I'm not naturally good at it so it takes a bit of effort and is challenging most of the time, which is partly why I enjoy. So what's your hobby?

im so into guys feet, always been that way even b4 i knew what gay was ,, as a kid i use to fantasize about touching an playing with other boys feet ,,anyone else feel the same

Thinking of leaving, just feel a bit flat just now, dont know what to do, its been a bit of a year for me, maybe just take a break. You dont know what you have until its not there, so in a muddle. Just like to say to my friends, thanks for seeing me through my difficult times.

<p>I found this video not long ago and found a better one a week or so later which was a lot better. It looks like it was taken down unfortunatly. Does anyone know where I can find more of this cutie?</p> <p>http://www.gayboystube.com/video/326626/garage-spank</p> <p>thats the boy</p> <p>many many thanks for the help</p>

Can I just say thank you so much to everyone who's been so wonderful and supportive through this terrible time, I can't say how much I appreciate it. Sadly my beautiful adorable sister passed away Friday night. I will love her always.

Yesterday was wrestemania and i got so drunk

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