lick anywhere you’d like
does this tiny ladder make my cock look big?
Look hard, Mike is sitting on his boots
apparently I like boots
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boots
lick anywhere you’d like
Category: boots
lick anywhere you’d like
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boots4u
apparently, this is not my first boots post
but let me leave you with this one I call “Unfortunate fold”
OKAY one more
the quality of the photo isn’t the best – but the model, the pose, the lighting, the “what’s this guy doing can I watch will he let me” quality… that’s the ticket
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working men
you know Tico is thinking – “damn, my cock is prettier than yours”
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i like boots
Will Seagers in J Brian’s Flashbacks
more tube socks
from SPECTRUM ISSUE #1, Minotaur Press (publisher), 1979
recognizing fully that porn cowboys are usually no more than a naked man in a cowboy hat or boots…
more cowboys
or directly to cowboy Gordon Grant
Director: Francis Ellie (1982?)
Starring: Jack Wrangler, Scorpio, Roy Garrett, Adam DeHaven, Chip Kingsley, Claude Caswell, Joe Ryder, Lou Ricky, Ray Poole
there’s a plot! Jack Wrangler must track down a trick who mistakenly believes Jack gave him gonorrhea – only to wind up in the hands of “Nazi” Scorpio (thankfully, other than a swastika flag, there is nothing Nazi-ish going on, unless some spanking = Nazi); great disco soundtrack, like Dennis Parker’s New York By Night, and King Errison’s Manhattan Love Song (Ellie usually uses cheesy library-recordings of non-copyrighted music, but not here!); even several actors appear in the film in non-sex roles ( I wrote that back in 2003, but can’t tell you who)! This particular scene has one of my favorites, Roy Garrett, trying to have sex in the bathroom of Greenwich Village’s “notorious” BOOTS & SADDLES; they’re kicked out, then finish up in the stairwell.
and some stills previously on BJland
note: the actual bar, in business from 1974 was forced by high rents at it’s longtime home at 76 Christopher St. to move around the corner in 2014 or 2015, then only lasted a couple years at 100A Seventh Ave South (and re-emerged in 2020 as “Playhouse Bar”?)
