Posts made by regnomraw

@ndk04:

filthy, musky and rank is how i like em. but not too rank that it's revolting.

never clean.

Musky with dried cum

I like them not only long but sheer as well. Men wearing only long sheer socks while having sex is incredibly sexy! 

Definitely a nice chest

I wonder if he's still doing any clips? That might be an idea for a future clip

@Dax:

Joyeux Noël à tous!!!

Merci beaucoup! Et a vous aussi!!

@santiego:

Es la pregunta que me resulta más incomprensible. Primero porque ser homosexual no es una decisión, es una orientación. Lo único que se puede decidir acá es si uno se queda dentro o fuera del closet, pero eso es otra cosa.

Incluso si fuera una decisión, ya decidiría a ser homosexual.

Es un actor 'straight' pero me encanta Manuel Ferrara!

@Dedosdelicia:

Hola, buen día amigos.

Hace poco entré a una de esas páginas en las que puedes conseguir sexo sin problema alguno, como "Manhunt", sin embargo, me topé con una pregunta que hasta la fecha sigo enfrentando.
La pregunta era sobre si yo contaba con "VIH POSITIVO O NEGATIVO". Me causó ruido, ya que entonces no es muy seguro encontrarte con alguien de allí.
Así que les pregunto a ustedes:

¿TENDRÍAN SEXO CON ALGUIEN QUE TIENE VIH POSITIVO? ¿Porque? Lo hago sin el afan de discriminar, sin embargo, me interesa saber porque.

¡Saludos!

Hmmm….lo haría pero si me gustara tener sexo con alguien que tiene VIH positivo, yo tendría más precauciones. No deseo ser positivo en este momento :S

@alucard6666:

Hola a todos!!

Hace mucho que entro a la web desde casi sus inicio y me puse triste :blownose: cuando dejo de existir y por suerte ya hace mucho que volvió :cheers:.

Escribo esto para saludar y presentarme. Se que hay un sección para eso pero esta en la parte de habla inglesa y si bien entiendo lo que leo y escucho me cuesta bastante escribir y hablar.

Me llamo nico y soy de argentina, cordoba. Me encanta el porno y las pajas desde muy chico jejeje. Mi primera porno gay me la baje en el 2002 (tenia 16 años) cuando por fin tuve ADSL a través del eDonkey jejeje todavia la tengo y desde entonces mi colección no a parado de crecer  :cheesy2: jajajajaja.

Les mando un saludo a todos.

Mucho gusto Nico! Soy de Sydney, Australia.

Me parece fantastico que este sitio tiene una seccion para todas las personas que no hablan ingles Entiendo como te sientes (soy australiano y por lo tanto anglófona. Entiendo lo que se escribe en los foros hispanoparlantes pero escribir en español es muy difícil para mí.

^_^

@Hernval:

Una pregunta, muchos de nosotros usamos skype, y muchos tambien lo usamos para hacernos pajas junto con otra persona de un lugar distante, cuantos de ustedes hacen eso?

Lo uso solo para comunicar por el texto. No me gusta utilizarlo para llamarles a mis amigos (por telefono) - en caso de que otra persona registre la conversación.

La paz para todo el mundo!

Woohoo, Australia in the top 10. Not too bad! (We can do better though, gotta pull up our socks!)

@nordicblue:

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/feb/02/germany-preparing-third-financial-rescue-greece

New loan, outlined in a German finance ministry position paper, would be worth €10bn-€20bn, says Der Spiegel magazine

A shopping street in Athens. Greece may face a financing gap of up to €15bn over the next two years. Photograph: Yorgos Karahalis/Reuters

Southern Europe is a sinking ship pulling Germany and northern Europe down its whirpool of debt.

Poor Spain, it can never catch a break. Maybe one day it will be a leading economy

@VampArmand:

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As many as 12 used enema kits have been sold to unsuspecting customers at a CVS drug store in Florida after a man allegedly bought, used and returned them over a three month period.
On Thursday 34-year-old Ronald Eugene Robinson was indicted by a federal grand jury in Jacksonville for tampering with consumer products.
Police in Jacksonville said a CVS employee grew suspicious of Robinson in June after he was seen continually purchasing and returning the saline laxatives to the store.
After first seen purchasing the enemas in March and returning them in April it wasn't until June 5 that an employee closely examined one of Robinson’s returned boxes and found the products soiled inside.
Employees immediately checked additional boxes on the store shelf and found three more in the same condition.
The Florida Department of Health confirmed the bottles testing positive for faecal matter.
CVS says 21 customers have since been contacted after suspected of purchasing the products believed to have been resealed at the packages’ bottom with glue.
Robinson was arrested on June 15, three days after attempting to return another box of enemas purchased a day before on June 11.

Crime scene: Police say it was at this Jacksonville CVS pharmacy that Robinson purchased and returned the products between April and June

Used: A suspicious employee examined one of the saline laxative boxes returned by Robinson and after finding it used, found three more boxes in the same condition (some of the unused products pictured)
The return was denied by the store's manager who shared a warning with all other CVS stores in the area about their returns.
He was later identified and caught through the use of his credit card as well as an employee marking his vehicle's tag number.
'The health and safety of our customers is our top priority … If a product appears to have been used or noticeably damaged we do not allow it back on the shelf,' CVS spokesperson Mike DeAngelis told First Coast News.

Today the drug store is further warning customers who may have purchased the enemas with a note in place of the shelf’s products, advising them to call a consumer hotline.
'I was just kinda shocked. But in today's economic times, like I said before, people are doing some strange things,' CVS customer Bob Robbins reacted outside the store to First Coast News.
If convicted Robinson faces up to 10 years in a federal prison and a $250,000 fine.
According to Robinson's Facebook profile, he's a mechanic and single father whose favourite movies include Ace Ventura and Step Brothers.
His interests also include 'potty training.'
Any motive for the alleged crime was not immediately released by police.

hxxp://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2216498/Ronald-Robinson-CVS-sold-dozen-used-enema-kits-man-returned-month-period.html

Shocking but then again this is from the daily mail. Also begs the question, who the hell in their right mind would accept the return of an enema kit - especially given that these chemists/pharmacists should have a strong background in health and knowledge of the risk of cross-infection.

@mikeemountie:

Yea but on the odd occasion I watch str8 porn for an especially hot straight porn actor  won't look at pussy. I wonder in what sense straight men will look at penises? Erotic or comparing as they might in a gym??? Or are they "bi" (yeah the old argument that most straight men are somewhat  bi comes to mind). There may be something to that….

I think there is a temptation to read into too much of straight men looking at penises. Even if this were the gay, this wouldn't mean they were gay or were sexually interested in the penis. I watch straight porn ocasionally, and don't mind looking at pussy - although I am 100% gay and just watch it because i'm interested in the man.

Dear God, if he wins, we might as well just blow up the entire earth because we would have truly fucked up hard.

An absolute shock - he was a great performer and appreciative of his fans. Very sad that he died so young - he will be missed

@raphjd:

http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2014/11/23/northern-ireland-dup-to-introduce-bill-to-exempt-religious-people-from-equality-laws/

Northern Ireland: DUP to introduce bill to exempt religious people from equality laws

A DUP politician in Northern Ireland has unveiled plans to introduce a ‘conscience clause’ – which would allow religious people to ignore equality laws and discriminate against gays.

Asher’s Baking Company made headlines this year when it refused the request of a gay rights activist for a cake showing the message ‘Support Gay Marriage’, above an image of Sesame Street’s Bert and Ernie.

The Equality Commission has since stated that this act broke anti-discrimination laws – but the bakery says it will make a stand for its ‘Christian’ principles.

Today, MLA Paul Givan has pledged to introduce a private member’s bill which would effectively void parts of equality laws – by allowing religious people freedom to discriminate against gays based on their ‘conscience’.

He said: “This clause will enhance equality legislation.

“Equality is about ensuring that everybody in society is allowed to live out their lives.

“We now are heading towards a community where it’s not just about live and let live – people are now saying, ‘you need to affirm my particular lifestyle and if that goes against your conscience, you have to do that’.

“That’s not equality; that’s intolerance.”

He has the backing of First Minister Peter Robinson, who told delegates at the DUP conference: “I have become increasingly alarmed at the uneven pitch upon which rights and equality issues are played out. More and more the balance is tipped against people of faith.
“This has been recently demonstrated by the treatment meted out to the Ashers Baking Company.

“I believe in freedom of conscience. There will often be competing rights and freedoms but, nobody should be compelled or coerced into supporting, sanctioning or promoting views or opinions which conflict with their strongly held religious convictions.”

“The publicly-funded Equality Commission has launched an unjustified attack on a small Christian family business. This is simply bullying.

“I contend that the Equality Commission is seeking to use the Ashers case to add a further layer of restrictions on Christian behaviour and practice.

In an unprecedented move, Mr Robinson also called for DUP members to come forward to contribute to the bakery’s legal costs.

Mr Givan is expected to shortly introduce a consultation on introducing a ‘conscience clause’ provision.

Northern Ireland already lags far behind the rest of the UK on equality measures – banning same-sex marriage and refusing to lift the lifetime ban on gay men giving blood.

Of course they wouldn't try allowing believers to actively show their "religious consciencious" against any other groups.    That shows it's not about "religious freedom" but rather all about blatant bigotry against LGBTs.

Absolutely stupid idea. We might as well tell all religious groups that they are above the law. And who decides whether a religion is valid or not? I could start my own religion/cult tomorrow and start my own tradition of bigoted philosophy and nonsensical rules

Hello all!

I'm Pat, 25 from Australia. Joined this site a while ago and have been active on the torrent upload/download/seed side of things but didn't take a look at the forum until now! Now that I've seen it (and noticed that it's quite active), I'll be sure to post more actively from now on. Hope everyone had a merry Xmas and hope 2015 is a good year for everyone!

Cheers

@kiren:

I’ve never been in a situation where I thought I could be raped,” H. Alan Scott (pictured) writes in a blog post published on the Huffington Post. “I’m a big guy, strong, how could I be raped? Until the moment when my legs were in the air, totally vulnerable, looking into the eyes of a man insistent on fucking me, did I ponder, Am I in danger?”
Scott details how he first met the guy online a year earlier. They exchanged a few “sexy texts,” but it wasn’t until they were matched on Tinder that they finally agreed to meet in person.

“I had intended on staying in, but got that Friday night itch to go out,” he writes. “We had been texting, so I mentioned dinner. Two hours later, we met at a restaurant near my apartment.”

“During the dinner I told myself, Don’t invite him over. I didn’t feel that sexual spark. He was attractive, but not exactly doing it for me,” he continues. “Still, I studied him, thinking about if I could actually have sex with him. As we walked post-dinner, my brain was saying, ‘Don’t do it,’ while my mouth said, ‘Wanna come over?'”
So they went back to his apartment. One thing led to another and pretty soon they were naked in bed together. All the while, Scott kept wondering, “Why did I invite him over? I wasn’t lonely. I honestly just wanted dinner.”

“Ten minutes into casual foreplay,” he writes. “I noticed his obvious intention to penetrate. I said, ‘Not tonight.’ I could tell he was disappointed, so I continued, ‘I don’t usually start with that. It takes me a while to bottom, to get comfortable.’ This is where I should have said, I guess we’re not a match, it was lovely knowing you. Unfortunately, I didn’t.”
The man, Scott says, became “more dominant.”

“[N]ot exactly physical,” he says, “but contorting me into positions that were difficult for me to get out of. I’d say again, ‘Not tonight, it’s not going to happen’ … But he’d push harder, no lubrication, as I’d attempt to wiggle my way out of his hold.”
Scott began to wonder if he was in danger.

“My legs were in the air, he had my arms gripped down, I was locked in,” he writes. “I felt trapped and a little scared … I knew I didn’t like it, I wanted it to stop, but I didn’t want to be mean. Then, as he pushed harder, I felt that rush of pain, and panicked.”
Then all of a sudden, the guy yelped out in pain.

“My cat, Frasier, had bit his foot,” Scott writes.
He had been saved by a feline.
The man let go, then cracked a joke about how Scott wasn’t hard anymore.

“Sorry,” he replied, “rape is basically a boner-kill for me.”
Sadly, this sort of thing is not uncommon in the gay community. Earlier this year, a 34-year-old Canadian man in Philadelphia for an education conference was sexually assaulted at gunpoint by a man he met on Grindr. And that’s just one of many incidents in which online hookups have gone too far.

“Sexual violence against men isn’t unheard of, just not talked about,” Scott writes. “In a National Crime Victimization Survey, of 40,000 households questioned about rape and sexual violence, 38 percent of the incidents were against men.”

“Gay or straight,” he continues, “sexual violence against men does happen. As I came to learn, it’s the grey area of is this assault or just harmless aggressive behavior? is where the confusion begins.”

http://www.queerty.com/was-this-guy-date-raped-or-not-he-isnt-sure-20141023

This is a thorny issue. In this case he did say no, so continuing would be an act of assault and rape. The line between fantasy and reality can be blurred in these situations - especially what one expects in casual sex, and how one expects the other person to act. I think the lesson we can take from this is that one shouldn't bring someone back for sex just because one feels obligated. I certainly have had pity sex with other people that I certainly regret - but I blame myself for that.