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well, we sure got our 50% chance of rain this afternoon. a great day to stay in and scan. I added to my collection, then realized I had a whole magazine devoted to Tom Hartung. you can search for his name. otherwise, I have my usual bunch of rummies for you to slaver over. my featured guest, I guess, would be Gavin Blake. whole lot of loving all in one place! https://www.adonismale.com/gallery/album/17224-bishop-glenn/ https://www.adonismale.com/gallery/album/17225-bivoino-eric/ https://www.adonismale.com/gallery/album/17226-bjorn-kristen/ https://www.adonismale.com/gallery/album/17227-blahut-eli/ https://www.adonismale.com/gallery/album/17228-blake-gavin/ Colt

well, I had fun today - the computer acted up until I just wanted to irk. I guess I am going to have to buy a new one to complement my new printer/scanner(S)(two of them). oh, the scanning - search for Jocks or Jet Ski to see the mag I posted. featuring the loveable Rod Mitchell and his rod and some other bird whose name I forget. however, I enjoyed perving on Rod's rod. guess today's feature will be Bob Blount, a breakthrough model who posed both for COLT and for playgirl. hope you like 'em! https://www.adonismale.com/gallery/album/17229-bliss-danny/ https://www.adonismale.com/gallery/album/17230-blom-christopher/ https://www.adonismale.com/gallery/album/17231-bloom-brian/ https://www.adonismale.com/gallery/album/17232-blount-bob/ https://www.adonismale.com/gallery/album/17233-bochner-hart/ Colt

Hello, my name is Wes, and i have been with AdonisMale for several years now!! i will be 68 years old on April 10th, 2019!! i want to start off my talking about a challenge i joined at my gym. the object of the challenge was to lose weight and body fat, and gain muscle. the challenge ran from Oct. 14th, 2018 through to Jan. 6th, 2019. i didn`t have the money to join the challenge until 2 weeks and one day after it started!! i opted for the supps, but felt i was doing well enough on my own to not need the aid from a personal trainer!! i found out that the supps were not supplements like BCAAs, Glutamine, or whey isolate protein to name but a few!! they were actually more for health. i got meal replacement shakes, which can be drank before a meal, as well as a meal replacement. i never got the supps until Nov. 4th, and never started using them until Nov. 7th, because i wasn't sure how to use them in regards to the challenge. i also got cleanse for life!! cleanse for life burns off the visceral fat around the organs, but also helps burn off fat throughout the rest of the body. i was with the challenge for approximately 10 1/2 to 11 weeks. i lost 12 pounds of fat, gained 10 pounds of muscle and lost 22 pounds in weight. i didn`t win anything though, as i wasn't eating enough food for it to be beneficial in adding more muscle!! i may not have won the challenge, but i did win in regards to my personal goals of losing body fat, losing weight and putting on muscle. when i joined the challenge i was 294 pounds. when i weighed in at the end of the challenge i weighed in at 272 pounds!! i was so pleased with my results, i went and bought a months supply of the meal replacement shakes and cleanse for life. i figure, by the end of January, i`ll be very close to if not at my goal weight of 244 pounds!! all this after having had quadruple bypass surgery on March 9th, 2017. i had 85% to 90% blockages in 4 of the arteries to my heart, i was having a burning pain in my upper abs, lower chest area every time i tried talking a walk that was longer than 5 minutes, and i was out of breath trying to do any activity as simple as putting the garbage out. for 8 months leading up to my surgery, i was confined to the house. i was able to cook a meal, or walk to the living room, the kitchen, the bathroom, or my bedroom without discomfort. my existence was limited to one floor of a small house. i think because the blockages were so severe, it caused my heart to beat wildly at times, as though it were trying to pump more blood throughout my body. i really do not know how i was still alive by the time i went in for my surgery. i am doing so much better now. i can breathe normally again, i can walk to my hearts content with no pain, and i can go to the gym and weight train 6 days a week. i will continue adding to my blog with more about me as time goes by!! thank you for reading this, with love from Wes!! hugs!!!

Anonymity is one of the most powerful features of online communities. With the click of a button and a new registration, you can be someone else. Do we allow anonymity, and to what extent? Anonymity certainly can be used badly, and it has its fair share of criticism. You can be an anonymous bully, troll, hater, or stalker. In research conducted by Omernick and Sood in 2013, the popular tech-news site TechCrunch changed from the comment system Disqus to Facebook. That changed the comments section from anonymous to identity-based participation. The results before and after showed an increase in quality: when commenters revealed more of their identity, there were less swear words and higher relevance. But online communities of high risk and stigma are very different than mainstream news websites. Anonymity is a critical safeguard for users in communities like ours, where showing your face and location can potentially be used against you professionally and socially. It is why AdonisMale will always allow anonymous registrations with the least amount of information. It doesn't mean that members who are comfortable sharing who they are take down their face photos or obfuscate their location. But by requiring the least amount of information, we protect those who are most vulnerable and who need the most protection while providing access. There's also no correlation, at least on our site, between the biggest and most relevant contributions versus identity. I find this last point to be especially empowering for users. By shedding away any baggage of real identity, you're allowed to express yourself more authentically perhaps in a way that you can't do using your real identity. If you logged in and linked to your Facebook account, we would immediately know your high school, college, your hobbies in golf and action movies, and potentially your circle of friends. You would moderate your participation, especially in communities of adult content like ours. But by de-linking yourself and creating a standalone account, you have a way of safely exploring your sexuality with no impact or harm to your real world identity. It is also why I am especially troubled by the adult verification systems imposed in the UK, which require users to verify their real world identity before accessing adult communities. While the intention is good to protect children from seeing adult material, it will immediately dampen the sexual freedoms of UK users. Users will simply circumvent or visit non-UK sites or potentially unsafe sites that aren't beholden to the same restrictions. I find it especially important that I write this blog in context of two macro-events happening on the community and in the world at large. On the community, we are announcing the launch of Blogs, which is designed to allow users to share more of who they are and who they aspire to be. At a time when it is ever easier than ever to disclose private parts of your life, I encourage our users to be thoughtful in what they share and how they share it, whether it be on AdonisMale or any social media platform. There is a way of sharing yourself through your intellect, your words, and through media like images and artwork that may express another version of yourself without giving away any more information than you'd like to disclose. At a world level, June is the month of Pride, where the LGBT movement and its allies have made tremendous strides in creating a safe and more welcoming world. It's allowed people to celebrate their pride and love in peace. But the battle itself is not won, and until there is full equality and treatment under the law, there will always be a minority of sexually confused, ashamed, and lost citizens who need a safe and anonymous outlet. For those of you who are proud to be Out, I salute your fight during this month to earn the rights on behalf of all LGBTQ. For those of you who choose to remain anonymous, you will always have a safe community with us. Learn more about our commitments in About and why I so fiercely protect our users' right to privacy.

an organization that volunteers to help them with their communications - chiefly their website and their email - had their annual staff over haul in reading reports that were not yet available to until today - and it is Sunday! why would you make stuff like this available on a Sunday? - there were already a bunch of staff changes over a month ago and nobody cared to inform which means these new folks do not have email and nobody seemed interest in mentioning that? let them have it today told them that should not have to remind them to send stuff like that to because as put it "IT'S YOUR JOB!" can still see the blank looks on their faces "oh yeah...'bout that. ummm. will send it t'night" it is now 11:50 PM ya think someone gonna suddenly send it in the new 10 minutes?

Here's something I worked on over the week end. Jay

Focus on the torso and chest

Something to get your Tuesday going. Enjoy! Jay

Here you go my good friend. Happy hunting! Jay