Posts made by bluehue

speaking of which, how does the reputation meter work?

i like the kurt angle '96 atlanta olympics matches.

i'd also go for any black wrester pinning me to the ground in private ring  ;D

;D

watch me post the next pic with mr. black… stay tuned

progress cums…

and some more…

Netscape Navigator!? maybe when I was 11.

I use Chrome because I find it's the fastest and most reliable. The only drawback is it sometimes isn't the greatest for online video.

Google is coming to take over the world, and Microsoft should be scared.

@cheww:

Hi all,

I have been a long timer lurker.. I'm coming out of the bushes lol..

Bluehue has put up some great idea's ..If it cant be done automaticly, give the mods power to manually give the seed bonus. you can make a list of what type of messages can qualify and how much given. Like the guys who post photo's of themselves should be given extra credit.

I think the new Special communities has done a great job…I'll be adding to it when i get some time..

Joe

It's already making a difference. Welcome Joe  :ghug:

What GT.ru desperately needs is more users being active in our forums. I'm sure I'm not the only one who thinks this; in fact, I'm sure the majority of the active six or so users would agree with me. My personal pictures post has garnered almost 2000 views, so there must a lot people who read the forums but just don't post. The hard thing is how do we encourage our fellow porn sharers to post?

I think there has to be some kind of incentive. I know a lot of people here are seed bonus whores like me. What about some sort of system that either gives a small bonus to each post or a bonus multiplier based on posting level attained. The latter would most likely be more effective in discouraging users from spamming the forums for bonuses.

Or how about a bonus awarded to a user who receives ten or more replies to his or her topic?

I'm sure others have ideas too, so let's hear them.

I figure all we need is to just get the snowball rolling.

ahahaha… basketball that actually interests me.

Is anyone on here from Toronto?

dad!?

i have a bunch of mma gif's if you're interested…

that's great news… congrats and good luck.

i plan on quitting soon too i hope. ntil then, i'll go for another cancer stick... 

I recently received some warnings from my ISP stating that I'm over my alloted monthly bandwidth of 60gb. In fact I've been closer to 200gb a month. As a result, I've certainly curtailed my downloading and uploading as of late. This is what I get for living in the sticks of Canada, as all the other ISP's available to me also have a cap on bandwidth.

Needless to say, I'm a desperate seed whore, and that certainly won't change until I move later this year.

Mark Tewksbury, MSM (born February 7, 1968 in Calgary, Alberta, Canada) is a former Canadian swimmer. He is best known for winning the gold medal in the 100 metres backstroke at the 1992 Summer Olympics. He also hosted How It's Made, a Canadian television show, in 2001.

Raised in Calgary, Alberta, Tewksbury trained at the University of Calgary. He attended the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul and won a silver medal as part of Canada's relay team. For some years he ranked as one of the top backstrokers in the world; never a strong below-the-water swimmer, he was unmatched on the surface, but, as the importance of below-the-water swimming increased, Tewksbury's ranking began to fall.
Going into Barcelona, Tewksbury was ranked fourth in the world and most pundits picked one of the powerful American swimmers to win gold. Tewksbury's gold medal was Canada's first at the Barcelona games and the first Canadian gold in swimming since the Communist-boycotted 1984 Los Angeles Olympics. Tewksbury also won a bronze medal in the relay event in Barcelona. He made the cover of Time magazine. He was inducted into the Canadian Olympic Hall of Fame, the Canadian Sports Hall of Fame, and the International Swimming Hall of Fame and was named Canada’s Male Athlete of the Year.

In December 1998, Tewksbury announced to the Canadian media and people that he was gay. He was the first Canadian athlete to voluntarily state his homosexuality and his announcement drew great public attention. In 1998, he lost a six-figure contract as a motivational speaker because he was "too openly gay."

Tewksbury became a prominent advocate for gay rights and gay causes in Canada and the world. On May 16, 2003, Tewksbury joined the board of directors for the 2006 World Outgames in Montreal and was named co-president.

Tewksbury was the narrator for the TV show How It's Made during the first season. In 2006, he published his second book, an autobiography entitled Inside Out: Straight Talk from a Gay Jock.[1] Tewksbury remains a public figure working as a motivational speaker, a television commentator for swimming events, and a continued activist. He is a board member of the Gay and Lesbian Athletics Foundation.

On November 30, 2006 Tewksbury was the Master of Ceremonies for the Tribute to former Prime Minister Paul Martin at the Liberal Party of Canada's Leadership and Biennial Convention in Montreal.
During the 2008 Summer Olympics, Tewksbury served as CBC Sports' Swimming analyst alongside play-by play announcer Steve Armitage.

In December 2008 Tewksbury was invited by the government of France to speak at the United Nations in New York City on the day that a declaration was introduced that affirms gay rights and seeks to decriminalize homosexuality.

source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Tewksbury

I met him once. He's a really nice guy albeit quite a nelly queen. I tried reading his more recent book but couldn't finish it.

Sports and homosexuality is a great topic. It will take a long time before it's an non-issue, but pioneers like these are slowly chipping away at the prejudices.

I watch a lot of sports. I often wonder the thoughts of the athletic figures I so admire regarding this issue; unfortunately, it's far too taboo to address–especially in America.

P.S. Terrel Owens is hot hot hot.

oh, i though you meant another kind of seeding… my bad.

:laugh:

as i promised…

hot :hot2:

Finally, actual youngbloods and not just studs mislabeled as them.

I'll post some too this afternoon…

but wait! there's more…