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26 Saturday Jul 2014
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26 Saturday Jul 2014
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26 Saturday Jul 2014
Posted End of the Week
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While the cat’s away the mice will play and since I’m away for the weekend I thought I’d give you an abbreviated, all male nudity, End of the Week post so y’all would have a few good reasons to play with yourselves. Enjoy.
Now that True Blood killed off the only reason to watch that show, Hemlock Grove on Netflix is taking over the heavy on male nudity and homoeroticism burden for fans of the undead and it stars Alexander Skarsgard’s hunky little brother Bill who went not only full frontal but erect in the Swedish film Behind Blue Skies.
Strippers and poles go together like cake and ice cream even if the boys in the bars of Bangkok have never mastered those moves. This viral video out of India shows the guys how to treat a pole like the little bitch it is.
Before there were Tumblrs there were hard working bloggers dedicated to bringing you the best of Asian male nudity, like Xtra Asian Guys. And yes, I meant bloggers who were hard while they worked.
But then since there are Tumblrs you can drool over even more naked Asian male flesh like at this week’s NSFW link For The Love Of Asian Men. Huh. I guess all of this week’s links are NSFW.
The nice thing about the Commonwealth Games is that Tommy stands a chance to medal for a change. The Chinese beat him again at Shanghai last week, and Mexico’s Ivan Garcia – he of the unibrow and prodigious bulge that would make the donkeys in Tijuana jealous that Kristen Ipsen was so gaga over at the London Games, took the bronze from him. Looks like his only competition in Glasgow will be the dueling gay boy competition with Matthew Mitchum. Although the diving events don’t begin until Wednesday, England’s boys on the boards will all be there, including Chris Mears. So here’s a repeat blast from the past of Chris in all of his glory.
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25 Friday Jul 2014
Posted Monk Shot!
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It was about time for a Monk Shot! post anyway, but since I just found out we’re going away for a long weekend and do not have the time to post my regularly scheduled articles this one kills two birds with one stone. And efficiency is something I’ve always admired. Dead birds ain’t a bad thing either.
So I apologize to those of you who tuned in to see how the Boys In The Bar were doing; So and the gang will be back next week. Besides, I’m sure y’all are busy watching the Commonwealth Games anyway. That or waiting with baited breath for John Travolta’s ex-lover to leak the story of their romance now that a judge has given him the thumbs up to spill the beans about how John likes to spill his seed.
Nude Dude posts will appear as usual over the next few days, but don’t expect much else content-wise. And I won’t be updating my front page either, so you’ll have to click through to the blog pages to see what does get published. Unless Matthew Mitchum, Ian Thorpe, and Tom Daley pull a threesome in Glasgow and post selfies to Instagram . . . there are some things in life too important to not miss even when you are supposed to be having a romantic getaway.
At least I think it is a romantic getaway. Could be I’m headed to rehab too. Phil’s less than excited about the potential of my covering the Commonwealth Games and mentioned something about an intervention. But then it’s the journey and not the destination that matters, which works quite well with this photo. It’s the first in a series of shots I took In Phnom Penh of this young monk checking out a tiny golden wat riverside. The colors were what originally caught my eye. And then I kept clicking as he made his way along the building’s edge.
Eventually he reached a spot where he could peak inside at a group of elder monks performing some sort of ritual. And that was my ‘keeper’ shot. But this one ain’t bad either. It was that or a photo of all the dead birds the guy who was selling them to the faithful to release to earn merit was busy dumping. More ended up in the dumpster than flying free. And I figured y’all may not be as fond of dead birds as I am.
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25 Friday Jul 2014
Posted Aloha Friday
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24 Thursday Jul 2014
Posted Eye Candy
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Ricardo Muniz is a talented photographer who specializes in captivating shots of men from Puerto Rico, the Caribbean, and South America. His latest offering is Muchacho, the Spanish word for boy. And boy, oh, boy, if you usually only stick to a diet of rice you really need to consider adding some beans to your daily intake of calories made to be burned. Not that most of his models aren’t muy caliente, but Kent Edwards, a model he has shot before, is especially bonito.
Kent is a personal trainer, model, and actor of African American, Caucasian, and Native American origins from Lynchburg, VA. So I guess technically that would be red beans, or maybe dirty rice, if you want to continue with the food metaphors, although whatever phrase you use the boy is mouth wateringly yummy.
At 6′ and 170 lbs., the 31-year-old hunk has appeared in Men’s Health Magazine and modeled for numerous international clothing lines as well as being cast in a Heineken commercial. But something tells me he’s not much of a beer drinker.
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24 Thursday Jul 2014
Posted Take It Off Thursday
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23 Wednesday Jul 2014
Posted It's A Gay World
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Back in February, you couldn’t Google the Sochi Olympics without the majority of results including some reference to gay rights. A month ago, the only mention gay issues got in World Cup coverage was that Mexico fans may or may have not shouted gay slurs at opposing team’s players. Today is the opening ceremonies for the Commonwealth Games, a sort of mini-Olympics for Great Britain and those nations that, historically, were once Britain’s bitch. And things don’t look good for the gays. There is some lip service being paid to gay rights by event organizers, but 42 of the 54 countries that are member states criminalize homosexuality. Including Uganda, a country that makes Russia look like a gay rights paradise. And Brunei where the sentence for engaging in homosexual activities is death by stoning. When it comes to human rights, the nations that make up the Commonwealth are not exactly up to gold medal standards.
Sure, the Scottish Government has raised a rainbow flag outside St. Andrew’s House, the country’s headquarters building, alongside the Commonwealth flag. And unlike in Sochi, at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow there is a Pride House where gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender athletes – and visitors – can gather. But that doesn’t mean much to Thierry Essamba, an internationally competitive runner in the 110-meter hurdles, who was suspended from the Cameroonian track squad on May 24 because of rumors about his alleged homosexuality. Or to India’s 100 meter sprinter, Dutee Chand, who has been barred from the games by her country’s Commonwealth Games selectors because she is intersex. For an international sporting organization whose motto is Humanity, Equality, Destiny. you’d think, at the very least, it would ensure gay athletes would be provided with an even playing field. But instead, while trumpeting its ideals of equality and inclusion, it openly embraces its member countries where being gay is a criminal offense.
Of course when most of those laws against homosexuality are a hold-over from the days of British rule, it’s a bit dicey to start pointing fingers. Ditto for when your queen is also considered to be the sovereign of twelve countries of the Commonwealth realm where homosexuality is still a jailable offense. Evidently, ‘equality’ has a different meaning in English than it does in, um, English. Still, when yours is a country that likes to believe it is a champion of human rights, you’d think you’d take a harder line against those countries that are more likely to jail gay athletes than allow them to participate in the Commonwealth Games.
Article 7 of the Constitution of the Commonwealth Games Federation states: “There shall be no discrimination against any country or person on any grounds whatsoever. And yet in seven of the nations participating at the games in Glasgow, life imprisonment is the penalty for being gay. And in three – so far – gay people can face execution for being who they are. It may not be right to hold the organizers of the Commonwealth Games responsible for the discriminatory laws of its member nations, but neither is it unreasonable for the organization to ban those countries that refuse to support and adhere to the governing documents of the Games. But then that would leave only twelve countries eligible to send their athletes to the Games.
The Commonwealth Games is the fourth largest international multi-sport event in the world; it is estimated that between 100 million and 1.8 billion people will tune in to watch the events as they occur in Glasgow. That’s an incredibly large number of people to reach with a statement in favor of human rights. Is it fair to place that burden on the organizers of the Games? When your motto includes equality as one of its three precepts, I’d say yes, it is. And when by association, yours is the nation responsible for the implementation of the anti-gay laws that exists in 80% of participating countries then promoting the universal human rights values of the Commonwealth Charter is not only the right thing to do, but it is your responsibility too.
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23 Wednesday Jul 2014
Posted Hump Day Is Bump Day
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