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ejaculaTe

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  1. To repeat the wise words of others, tell the story as you want to tell it. It's difficult to imagine, but it's easier to write a lot and then trim it if you want. And so far, I don't see an excess of verbiage, and the pace is just right. In short, just keep doing what you've been doing, because the story is pretty hoT.

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  2. By chance, I read the story tonight. Jeezus F. Crisco, you don't often read a line like "I rode it like a 16 yr old cheerleader rides the qb of the football team." Hell yeah, we're drooling for the next installment just like the narrator is drooling over Ricky's dick....

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  3. This story is insanely hoT and twisTed. Telling the story from the perspective of each character really works. Don’t leave us wondering who’s at the door… more parTy friends? The friendly neighborhood dealer?

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  4. Jeezus F. Crisco… if this story was any hotter, my computer would be a heap of molten metal and plastic.

    (A cautionary note: G and alcohol do NOT go together. In real life, these 2 would be lucky to be alive. The story is still hot as hell…)

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  5. 7 hours ago, ellentonboy said:

    They are certainly up and running in Tampa/St. Pete Florida.....

    My favorite postings:

    "I AM HOSTING IN MY CAR". - huh?  (I am guilty I have done it once, and he was worth it).

     

    I'm glad to see that I'm not the only one with that reaction to "I am hosting in my car." Admittedly, many vehicles on American streets are about the size of my living room so "hosting" in the car would be possible. 

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  6. The likelihood of me ever getting to India is about the same as me becoming Governor of Florida. Though your comments are about Indian society, many of your observations, especially those about rural life, are applicable to American society. A serious thanks for taking the time and effort to write a very informative post.

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  7. 7 hours ago, austin_submale said:

    how to write in complete sentences...  And most of those seem to be on sniffies.

     

     

    The inability to write complete sentences isn't limited to those under 30. Trawling the interwebs, I see profiles and posts from plenty of over-50 men whose concept of a sentence seems to be "county or state?" The format of Sniffies also doesn't lend itself to extended discussions. And who goes on Sniffies at 3 in the morning looking for conversation about the best approach for baking chicken...? Not I.

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  8. 9 hours ago, Gingerguy said:

    Is he everywhere?

    As long as you remember him, he's everywhere you are..... When the monarch butterflies start to frequent the flowers and shrubs in the yard, I think of them as my late partner coming to check on me. You'll get to that point too.

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  9. 4 hours ago, hntnhole said:

    Wellllll .... he hasn't butchered millions quite yet - so maybe permanent retirement in a nice new home at RIKERS would suffice?  Or maybe that lovely retirement home in San Francisco  bay? 

    Alcatraz has been closed for decades, and Rikers would only take NYC prisoners likely. He needs some place like Atlanta USP or Lewisburg USP or Leavenworth USP.

  10. 1 minute ago, BootyBlack415 said:

    Damn.. Sorry About That. It was a very hot clip too.

    It's hardly your fault. It's happened to tweets I've posted here, and it occasionally feels like a daily lottery at Twitter -- "which accounts should we suspend today even though they've been posting the same stuff for 3 years?" I've learned the art of downloading the videos I like just in case the Twitter gods sweep the accounts.

  11. At the risk of making my neighborhood more crowded, anyone thinking about Florida might want to consider the Tampa Bay area, especially St. Petersburg. The local politics is center-left; the city is working on the housing crunch for lower income folks; the city is neighborhood focused, especially in the older parts of the city. The place is pretty welcoming to LGBT folks, especially since the city knows that it was the LGBT folks who turned 2 neighborhoods around in the ‘90s. Yes, homeowner’s insurance is insane (a topic for another time), but I only have to worry about tropical storms and hurricanes. (If the house blows away, the dog and I will likely be playing the part of Dorothy and Toto.) Property taxes can be eye-watering, but you get reasonably good public services. There’s a sub-Reddit about St. Petersburg and a separate one about Tampa if anyone is inclined to look further.

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