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- Davetick @ 11:19 am CST:: To my US Brothers , Not the Closeted, ashamed ones..they don't matter = Notice how elections are Rigged only when Republicans lose..Not rigged when they win...
- Spinner5 @ 09:35 am CST:: how do i reach Natalio Wheatley about problems with the psycho in the shoutbox
- sigavi26 @ 09:16 am CST:: A neurotic young playboy named Gleason Liked boys for no tangible reason. A frontal lobotomy Cured him of sodomy But ruined his plans for the season.
- sigavi26 @ 09:15 am CST:: here was a young fellow named Tucker Who, instructing a novice cocksucker, Said, "Don't blow out your lips Like an elephant's hips; The boys like it best when you pucker."
- sigavi26 @ 09:15 am CST:: The sexual life of the camel Is stranger than anyone thinks. At the height of the mating season He tries to bugger the sphinx. But the sphinx's posterior sphincter Is all clogged by the sands of the Nile, Which accounts for the hump on the camel And the sphinx's inscrutable smile.
- Davetick @ 07:58 am CST:: With the Midterms soon trumps Desperations showing..TDS
- Davetick @ 07:55 am CST:: With the Midterms soon trumps Desperations showing..TDS..
- Biehl @ 06:41 am CST:: good Sunday morning
- RockDickson @ 06:26 am CST:: Repetition also
- RockDickson @ 06:26 am CST:: Repetition also
- Davetick @ 06:13 am CST:: Variety Rocks.
- Davetick @ 06:13 am CST:: Variety Rocks.
- Davetick @ 06:12 am CST:: Plenty of Bears in New York..Love them.Great for Quickies, Relationships s,sex with them same person..Big House ,never had to work Lots of time and Space ..
- Guyforguy @ 05:54 am CST:: We in The Netherlands have no bears
- Kevinjack @ 04:36 am CST:: When you're out camping, watch out for bears. They're prowling around now, hunting for twinks, cubs, and anything else that moves.
- RockDickson @ 04:32 am CST::
- osavaltevy @ 04:13 am CST:: Coming soon: "Today in World History". I mean, this site is just perfect for this kind of thing, isn't it?
- RockDickson @ 03:27 am CST:: Yes, excatly like this: RockDickson @ 03:26 am CST:: Setting up a camping tent is easy when you follow a clear step-by-step process. Before you leave home, practice setting up the tent once to make sure all parts are present. 1. Choose and Clear the Campsite • Pick a flat, dry area away from rocks, roots, water run-off paths, and fire pits. • Clear the ground of sharp sticks or debris that could puncture the floor. • Orient the tent door away from the wind for better warmth and ventilation. 2. Lay Down a Footprint or Tarp • Spread out a ground cloth or footprint where you want the tent. • Make sure the footprint is slightly smaller than the tent floor so rainwater does not pool underneath it. • Match any color-coded straps or corners to line up the door. 3. Lay Out and Assemble the Poles • Unfold the shock-corded poles and let them click or slide into place completely. Never let them snap together under strong bungee force. • Match any color-coded pole sections to their matching corners on the tent body. 4. Raise the Tent Body • Lay the main tent fabric flat on top of the footprint with the door facing your chosen direction. • Insert the ends of the poles into the metal grommets or pin-and-ring systems at the base corners of the tent. • Lift the tent structure and attach the clips, hooks, or pole sleeves from the tent body to the poles. 5. Stake Down the Corners • Pull the tent floor tight and stake out the four base corners. • Push stakes into the ground at a 45-degree angle pointing away from the tent using your foot or a mallet rather than a rock. 6. Attach the Rainfly • Drape the rainfly over the top of the tent, aligning the fly's door with the main tent door. • Connect the interior Velcro tabs to the poles and secure the corners of the fly to the base or stakes. • Pull the guy lines taut and stake them out at angles to add stability against wind.
- RockDickson @ 03:26 am CST:: Setting up a camping tent is easy when you follow a clear step-by-step process. Before you leave home, practice setting up the tent once to make sure all parts are present. 1. Choose and Clear the Campsite • Pick a flat, dry area away from rocks, roots, water run-off paths, and fire pits. • Clear the ground of sharp sticks or debris that could puncture the floor. • Orient the tent door away from the wind for better warmth and ventilation. 2. Lay Down a Footprint or Tarp • Spread out a ground cloth or footprint where you want the tent. • Make sure the footprint is slightly smaller than the tent floor so rainwater does not pool underneath it. • Match any color-coded straps or corners to line up the door. 3. Lay Out and Assemble the Poles • Unfold the shock-corded poles and let them click or slide into place completely. Never let them snap together under strong bungee force. • Match any color-coded pole sections to their matching corners on the tent body. 4. Raise the Tent Body • Lay the main tent fabric flat on top of the footprint with the door facing your chosen direction. • Insert the ends of the poles into the metal grommets or pin-and-ring systems at the base corners of the tent. • Lift the tent structure and attach the clips, hooks, or pole sleeves from the tent body to the poles. 5. Stake Down the Corners • Pull the tent floor tight and stake out the four base corners. • Push stakes into the ground at a 45-degree angle pointing away from the tent using your foot or a mallet rather than a rock. 6. Attach the Rainfly • Drape the rainfly over the top of the tent, aligning the fly's door with the main tent door. • Connect the interior Velcro tabs to the poles and secure the corners of the fly to the base or stakes. • Pull the guy lines taut and stake them out at angles to add stability against wind.
- Davetick @ 03:01 am CST:: Sundays Smooches All you Happy.,Non Closeted Guys...😘
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