Posts made by MrMazda

As someone with much experience in that kind of play, I must caution you to be careful what you wish for. There are some "Masters" out there who are not exactly sane minded and will not stop things, even if there is a medical reason/need to. Discussing limits is strongly advised, as is making sure that you get a sense of who the person you're submitting to is before you fully turn your whole self over to them. All I'm saying in other words is just be safe… There are some people out there who get off on causing irreparable damage/harm to others.

I think I may have actually found someone with legs even hairier than mine….

WOOF!

Welcome to our humble little home away from home on the internet. I think you'll find that there's a little something for everyone here.

I think you will find that we are a community much unlike any other here.

Welcome to the loonybin!  :zing:

Ya don't have to be crazy to play here (just North of the border), but it helps.

This one is a bit of a no brainer… Since I don't really follow sports, sex it is.

You mean you're not into licking it off? hehehe

About 3.75 TB… Does that make me an addict?

That of course is split across multiple hard drives, but there's at least that much in total.

Nevertheless… There are two different kinds of lube that I use... There's the pre-lube, which is better known as spit, and then there's the "all purpose" or "after" lube, otherwise known as cum. Both of these work quite great for me.

That's actually a very good question…. To that I say this:

If abortion is murder, then blowjobs are cannibalism!  :crazy2:

@serbiasmiley:

People, AIDS is not dead, use condom

Actually, at this day and age, HIV is the least of your worries. I'll bet you didn't know that more recent studies that attempted to quantify risk factors among gay men have all noted that there has been not a single case of HIV transmission from a person who is HIV+ with an undetectable viral load. The fact remains that most people with HIV (although not all) within North America at least are all on HIV meds and maintain such an undetectable viral load. Simply put, it's a lot harder at this day and age to catch it than you might think.

@harryme:

What was your experience like?

I couldn't tell you honestly… I just can't bring myself to touch something that bleeds for 5 days and doesn't die lol

Also, even if the files are about the same size as the ones currently on the tracker, if the format container is different, or if the files are split into pieces (part 1, part 2, etc) instead of being all together as one big file, you can also still upload it as it technically would not constitute a duplicate.

It wasn't specified that the torrent wasn't listed under "dead". I understood the situation to be that the torrent has disappeared from active circulation. This can sometimes be a system glitch, sometimes it can also be that there are no longer any seeders, and sometimes it can be some other unexplained reason.

Hawt damn!!! Is that you?

As much as it is not really recommended in some ways, there is another way in which to get around this with Vuze…. Just don't use the SSL tracker. For some reason, it's only the SSL tracker that causes this kind of error. There are two different tracker styles that we have. Their Announce URLs start as follows:

SSL: https://tracker.gaytorent.ru/….

Non-SSL http://tracker.gaytorent.tw:2710/…...

Without knowing exactly which torrent you are referring to, it would be impossible to answer that question. Even then, depending on a number of things, it may not be possible to answer that question.

Interestingly enough, neither of the articles seem to mention follow up testing such as the genotype testing to confirm whether the person who was HIV+ and undetectable was the person who caused the infection, or if it came from somewhere else. In some more in-depth studies, they all noted that the genotype tests revealed that the cause of infection in cases where transmission did occur did not actually come from the person with the undetectable viral load.

In reading the article about the antibodies being traceable within urine, that brings me to one question… Is it just the anti-bodies that can be detected in the urine, or is there also the presence of the virus itself? If it's just the anti-bodies, then there isn't really a risk... If however the virus itself does somehow transfer to the urine, then that's a whole other ball of wax. It's definitely something worth taking a closer look at.