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This blog is a celebration of masculinity, a tribute to the gods who walk amongst us. They are typically gorgeous, haughty, unapproachable, sometimes arrogant, and often unfortunately straight. They know we are watching them, but they usually ignore us. When they grace us with a smile, a slight nod, a word or two, we are exalted to be in their presence.
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In that no original pictorial material appears herein and is only redistributed from other sources, United States Code Title 18, Section 2257, does not apply to any content and is thus inapplicable.
Note that many pictures here are considerably larger than they appear on this front-page screen. Clicking on any picture will reveal the much-larger source. Do it -- you'll be happy you did!
You're free to add your comments to any post, which are moderated and will not appear unless and until approved. Snarky, negative, homophobic, and other such pejorative remarks will be discarded.
All material appearing herein is believed to fall within lawful fair use parameters. Digital Millennium Copyright Act of 1998 (DMCA) notices, including the six mandatory factual attestations, should be sent to the Designated Agent email address contained within the blogger profile appearing under "About Me" directly below. All notices must meet the current statutory requirements imposed by the DMCA. Be advised there are penalties for false claims made under the DMCA.
In that no original pictorial material appears herein and is only redistributed from other sources, United States Code Title 18, Section 2257, does not apply to any content and is thus inapplicable.
beautiful picture...IT SAYS SOOOO MUCH!!!
ReplyDeleteI think the big guy is the top. Just look at the way they hold hands. The top would always like to take control, coz I know =P
ReplyDeleteI thought that very same thing!
ReplyDeletebeautiful
ReplyDeleteThe blond is probably the top unless he's a bossy bottom considering...
ReplyDeleteI think they're awesome for showing affection for each other.
ReplyDeleteBut if you're wrong, your words could be libelous!
ReplyDeleteAnon@2:22--
ReplyDeleteNothing I said could be remotely actionable as libel. There's absolutely nothing defamatory about speculating whether someone is a top or a bottom or whether he or she supports a particular candidate. Libel must be a statement of fact, not an opinion. As well, it must be intentionally false and meant to cause measurable harm, which I certainly did not do. Further, the person harmed must be identifiable, and considering both of these gentlemen have their backs turned, they are anonymous.
It's good that they are holding hands in public. If we're invisible our enemies win.
ReplyDeleteMy partner and I make it a point to hold hands or kiss everytime we're in public. (at the grocery we do it in different aisles each time) We're in our late 50s and people smile and think its cute (we're just two harmless old guys!)
This isn't for everyone but it's important for people to know ever present GLBT folks are-- and we're not going away or going back into hiding.
Tom J