Note to Nicholas, Draker, Munroe, Adler

[Guest zipperzone]

RE: To all you prissy fags...

 

>Granted, an appointment with a mani-pedi diva in NYC can

>easily set you back $100

 

Just about the price of your custom made knickers, if I recall correctly......

[Guest zipperzone]

>Speaking of head shots I need to get some more pics of the

>head

 

Why would you want to get some more pics of a toilet on a ship?

Unless there is a cute Marine using it.......

[SAdler]

>Don't get them cut too short, Scott. Beautiful Nails...my

>kind of place.

 

Beautiful Nail ... just one =-)

[uwsman2]

Yes, quite imprudent. Any vice police looking to crack down on the gay escort scene would have an easy time with proof with a face shot easily taken off the internet.

[SAdler]

>Yes, quite imprudent. Any vice police looking to crack down

>on the gay escort scene would have an easy time with proof

>with a face shot easily taken off the internet.

 

I used to have a face shot. The "damage" has been done and what's sucked about it has already sucked per se. Shit happens and you move on, nothing is worth killing yourself (literally or figuratively) over. What doesn't kill you makes you stronger and you learn the mistakes not to make in the future or how to help others.

 

It's been quite difficult leading the double life and maintaining discretion (both for my sake and for clients I go out with) not being recognized. It's NOT a dig on BN but I'll never forget the loud murmurs and discussions ensuing when a comedian on a gay cruise mentioned his name re the Trent Lott debacle. He's recognizable, if he's out with someone and someone else knows about him it's a thin veil. Likewise I rarely go to gay locales in Los Angeles with clients because it's unfair for them if I have to maintain my life on their dime if a friend comes over to say hello.

 

But yeah, the vice aspect is another perk and I can honestly say I've noticed a NOTABLE drop off in responses since taking down a face picture; but again, not looking to BUILD clientele at this point ... I'm sure the same goes for Rick and Derek.

 

Bringing the topic back to regularly updating our lives and then tying it together with this ...

 

I've had several posters as well as friends comment on my new appearances on Jason Curious' blog. He was combining my real and fake names. I'd honestly rather one OR the other since at this point these boards have made it a point to prove that EVERYONE knows my real name so at this point we're just standing on ceremony. Unfortunate part about having to have real names is that people that post or lurk here don't have the decency and humanity to leave people alone outside of these message boards; another reason why escorts probably have been posting and putting themselves out there less, nobody needs the attached drama.

[Guest josephga]

>>Yes, quite imprudent. Any vice police looking to crack

>down

>>on the gay escort scene would have an easy time with

>proof

>>with a face shot easily taken off the internet.

>

>I used to have a face shot. The "damage" has been

>done and what's sucked about it has already sucked per se.

>Shit happens and you move on, nothing is worth killing

>yourself (literally or figuratively) over. What doesn't kill

>you makes you stronger and you learn the mistakes not to make

>in the future or how to help others.

>

>It's been quite difficult leading the double life and

>maintaining discretion (both for my sake and for clients I go

>out with) not being recognized. It's NOT a dig on BN but I'll

>never forget the loud murmurs and discussions ensuing when a

>comedian on a gay cruise mentioned his name re the Trent Lott

>debacle. He's recognizable, if he's out with someone and

>someone else knows about him it's a thin veil. Likewise I

>rarely go to gay locales in Los Angeles with clients because

>it's unfair for them if I have to maintain my life on their

>dime if a friend comes over to say hello.

>

>But yeah, the vice aspect is another perk and I can honestly

>say I've noticed a NOTABLE drop off in responses since taking

>down a face picture; but again, not looking to BUILD clientele

>at this point ... I'm sure the same goes for Rick and Derek.

>

>Bringing the topic back to regularly updating our lives and

>then tying it together with this ...

>

>I've had several posters as well as friends comment on my new

>appearances on Jason Curious' blog. He was combining my real

>and fake names. I'd honestly rather one OR the other since at

>this point these boards have made it a point to prove that

>EVERYONE knows my real name so at this point we're just

>standing on ceremony. Unfortunate part about having to have

>real names is that people that post or lurk here don't have

>the decency and humanity to leave people alone outside of

>these message boards; another reason why escorts probably have

>been posting and putting themselves out there less, nobody

>needs the attached drama.

>

>

 

I never had a problem with using my real first and last name in my massage business until last year. I had a local lawyer that bought 4 massages over the course of 3 months. My brother decided to sell his home and the closing attorney for the lady he sold too happen to be this lawyer. He recognized my brothers last name. He ended up telling my brother not only was I his massage therapist but that the massage ended in a release. If I could do it all over again I would never let clients know my first last name nor use the same phone for work as for my home life.

[seaboy4hire]

Why on earth would he do that & what was he expecting to accomplish?

 

Hugs,

Greg

seaboy4hire@yahoo.com

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Three months and counting!

[+ deej]

> people that post or lurk here don't have the decency and humanity to

> leave people alone outside of these message boards

 

Word!

 

(Standard caveat applies: it's only SOME people, but it really only takes one fucktard.)

 

(Yeah, I said fucktard. All the little girls can go and whine to Daddy.)

[+ Tygerscent]

Yuke~ Professionally done~ They never wash them nasty tools off~ I like the DIY method myself to Rick. Like the variety though. Never know who likes long hair and who likes short hair so I've compromised with growing my Mohawk out. That way you can feel the buffy fuzzy buzz cut sides and still have a nice mane to grab onto in the heat of passion~ Ride 'em cowboy!

Tyger!

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503.317.8055

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http://www.tygerscent.biz

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[seaboy4hire]

I'm not getting a haircut or manipedi but in keeping with the topic some what I will be getting glasses in a week or so that I will be wearing daily. I'm blaming it on the fact that they eye that has been bothering me is the eye I tend to keep accidentally shooting my load in. Maybe I should look at getting some safety goggles too.

 

Hugs,

Greg

seaboy4hire@yahoo.com

http://seaboy4hire.tripod.com http://www.daddysreviews.com/newest.php?who=greg_seattle

http://img182.imageshack.us/img182/6707/lebec084a9ad147f620acd5ps8.jpg

Three months and counting!

[whipped guy]

Maybe I should look at getting some safety goggles too.

Actually, I always thought that wearing safety glasses with side shields or safety goggles were an OSHA regulation when any shooting was involved. So simply get yourself a pair of glasses with safety lenses and removable side shields as that will be the easiest way for you to be in compliance with any federal policies.

 

As for myself, I began wearing glasses about nine years ago. However, while I understand the need for playing safely, and notwithstanding any governmental regulations, I always remove them prior to playing as most decent guys usually refuse to beat up on a guy wearing glasses. I understand that there are risks involved, but it is a risk that I am willing to take.