This is a video taken @ my cousin's place with my blackberry. It's me (holding my BlackBerry), my cousins (one of which has the toy in her hand), my brother, and some very perverted minds… Not to mention some very baked minds at the time
hxxp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7G7Rz0RLAk
I really don't see what the big fuss is over celeberity bedrooms. They're just regular people like the rest of us… just with a lot of money is all.
HOT DAMN!! :drool2: :drool2: :drool2:
Makes me wanna grab the sling >:D
I don't think there is. There at least isn't any in this thread. 
That's insane. It really makes me start to wonder why we don't do things the old fasioned American way… When someone does something stupid like that, they get rewarded with a bullet to the brain? It worked for how many years in US history now?
hugs leatherbear
That's a good boi. 
I just can't stress the education part enough to people because of the experience that well… you out of any of the staff know the most details behind why I'm so animate about education being the key and making informed decisions. By this time, I would imagine that another staff member who'se name I will not mention for privacy purposes is likely starting to fully understand.
My case just happened to be worsened by the fact that me getting infected has been deemed by the court to be a case of criminal HIV transmission, of corse making me public eye #1 for the media and tabloids. Thank heavens that I have a good lawyer (who IS Jewish) who'se not afraid to speak out and be heard put that to a stop
In a normal year, I'll drive 35 to 40 thousand miles for my business. I'm going where the business is and I'll hit the read in a heart beat to make a buck.
That's about average though for a vehicle. I bought a 2007 Mazda 3 GX in the fall of 2007. By the spring, I had put about 16,000kms (9,944mi) on it when I lost my job and had to sell it to my father. Now going onto it's 4th winter on the road and the odometer sits at around 230,000kms (143,000mi) IN 3 YEARS.
I'm nowhere near that bad anymore, howver I do makge about 5000kms (3000mi) a calendar month in mileage. The running joke is I average an oil change a month. Then again, that's why I'm also driving with RoadHandler Snow & Ice tires on the car in the winter, and Uniroyal TigerPaw Steel-Belted All Season Radials in the summer. Since 2000, (so almost 11 years now) I've only ever written off 2 cars that insurance knows about, 3 cars if you count the one that I held together with jery-rigging when it got hit in a parking lot and scrapped).
I know the feeling all too well lol
You're welcome, dear mgr
Here is a 2nd "more complete" one I just finished, hope you'll like it as much as I enjoyed preparing it for our beloved staff
tiptoe: You freaking rock!
Speaking as an HIV+ individual myself, I can assure you that every two cases of HIV infection are never quite the same experience. This stems from the nature of circumstances and up-bringing. It's not so much the use of condoms and money to look at. It's education. Even the most educated person on the subject of HIV (taking myself for example) will have a whole different outlook on the subject when they become infected.
Education ideally is the key. In my case, some $1533.53 CDN every 30-days of taxpayer's money is spent on just one case just in a 30-day supply of drugs for an HIV+ individual just to stay alive. That works out to roughly $18,700.00 per year on the government's dime (or god forbid your own). Taking into account the other medications that are required to counterbalance the side-effects of the medications that keep you alive, the total costs reach an approxemation of $2500.00 CDN every 30-days in order to live a normal life. Again, that works out to roughly $30,500.00 CDN every 30-days to live normally.
You must truly ask yourself if an extra measley little $10,000 to $15,000 for one year is worth the cost of your life? What's more is the complete mental breakdown that discovering your HIV+ status willl send you through, even in the case of myself. The Government of Ontario passed a law that required highschool students to conduct a minimum requirement of 40 hours in the course of their 5 years in highschool (originally 6) doing community service. My charity of choice was ACCKWA (The Aids Committee of Cambridge, Kitchener, Waterloo, and Area - Online at hxxp://www.acckwa.com). I was 14 years of age at the time I started to interact with the friendly staff, other volunteers, and one particular public health nurse who I've grown throught the years to trust as a reliable source of accurate information. With as much education as I had on the subject from having continued to volunteer my services there on a mostly part-time basis, I was finally informed by the public health nurse I've grown to trust at the age of 23 years old (9 years later) that I am HIV+.
The world suddenly hit me like a ton of bricks. My job came tumbling down to a screeching halt for medical reasons for which I am still in treatment, With a medication cost of $2500/month for medications alone to keep me alive and healthy, a monthly car insurance bill to get around for $145/mo (now reduced to $100/mo), and a contracted portable internet plan of $45/month, yet a mere take-home income of $2,000/month what was I to do? I had to resort to a government funded disability program that pays for my drugs and provides me with $1053/mo in money. This only barely manages to get the bills paid. What's left at the end of all the bills and debt that is now slowly decreasing? NOTHING! The bottom line is finding out your status is earth shattering, no matter who you are or what your experiences are. It is only through education of what the text books don't teach you about HIV that really makes the difference. Always remember to rate your risk assessment, get your test results for sure, before engaging in possibly unsafe activity such as bareback anal (or bareback vaginal in the heterosexual community).
This only begins to describe the beginning of stage of finding out you're HIV+ in my case. Many other possible sitations that are far worse off than my experience both have and can still happen. You really must ask yourself "Is it really worth it?" and "Can I really afford to commit to this kind of life for the rest of my life?" I can tell you as a person who has had the unpleasant journey down the life of being HIV+ that it's simply not worth the risk. hxxp://tech911.ath.cx/morning.jpg <– Is having to do that every day in order to live, or take the alternative of death worth one stupid :an2: ?
NO LOVE WITHOUT A GLOVE! <– Now that sounds like a wise motto to live by. Spread the word, wear the ribbon, whatever it takes. Education is the only true prevention of harm we have left at this day and age.
More reasons why I like living in Canada. As soon as I got married, my husband (now ex-husband) immediately qualified for a permant resident status card. Once you obtain a permanant resident status card, you're then eligible to apply for all the benefits that come with residency as though you were a Canadian citizen, with the accpetion of voting. After 5 years of being a permanant resident, you're eligible to apply for citizenship. There are of corse other ways of doing it, but even though it was Mr. & Mr., the Canadian government didn't care and treated it no differently than any other couple.
The point of the case… The USA has a long way to come when it comes to equal rights.
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@ultimate:
Cable, what a nice face you have
You are really a gorgeous man :blind:
Face isn't the only thing… I'd like to see more >:D
I'm always amazed at the lack of trolling and drama on this site, the mods certainly keep things hassle-free.
Clearly you've never seen some of the staff discussions :rotfl:
Interesting you should find some Neil Diamond on this site. Is there a restriction on music content on this site? Music is a category that I'm not quite sure how it would be classified.
I have donated to this site, more than once.
You forgot to mention the part where you uploaded a few HOT vids :hug:
Sometimes scensorship is over-rated. For example, as controvercial as some of your torrent uploads are in some areas, they're hot nevertheless. That's part of what makes sites like GT.ru so freaking awesome.
I would suggest to the user that is threatening you to be very careful of how they play their cards. Threatening, intimidation, or harrassment of other users is something that we do not tollerate on gaytorrent.ru. As such, any instances of users who threaten, attempt acts of indimidation, or harrass another user will be dealt with as is appropriate.
Case in point… See below
1. If you are being flamed report it to a mod.
2. Try not to become a flamer yourself but attacking a fellow user in public(i.e. a public forum post).
3. If you really need to vent try the rants and raves forum thread. It has helped me unwind many times. ;D
No member should threaten another for any reason . Forward a copy of the PM to me Please!!!!!!
I will deal with this issue for you!!!!
With cumeaternc and leatherbear on the case, I really wouldn't want to be in that user's position. It only further enforces my point of staff will take care of things
As for the upload, I say rock on! Your contributions to the site are both valued, and in my opinion are also entertaining. Don't let one petty little spec of wasted skin (the user in question) discourage you from uploading more content. If he doesn't like the content, that's his problem because there are those of us (such as myself) that do.
