
Nick Fabrini, in a scene from The Exchange (1986). Who wouldn’t want to run into Nick in the MEN’S ROOM – from 1986, must’ve been one of his earliest – and one of his better pornformances!
more Fabrini on BJland!

Nick Fabrini, in a scene from The Exchange (1986). Who wouldn’t want to run into Nick in the MEN’S ROOM – from 1986, must’ve been one of his earliest – and one of his better pornformances!
more Fabrini on BJland!

left-handed post-surgery draft file reducing posting continues
I love this photograph, but only had a vague idea he was probably a mid-80’s pornstar
After “languishing” on the desktop (ah, he can languish anywhere he wants with that schlong!) it’s Aaron Gage
apparently one of his films was Brian’s Boys (if you know, you know…) – seen below with Mark Davis as the sheets fight the wallpaper.


Phillip (of Michael & Phillip )

apparenty it’s a thing on BJland – I drop pics on the desktop as a reminder to follow up / follow thru on a posting idea, and weeks, months later… sometimes I remember why, sometimes not – but here we are!

Tom Hartung (bottom pic by Len Tavares)
there’s a red backdrop series – I hoped to find better quality versions

the painted over outlet grabbed my eye – very 80’s NYC walkup
– photo by Chris Rage from Orgy (1983)

Jack Wrangler and his cock (1988) – photo by Cityboy (Stanley Stellar)

Frederic Goodnow’s veiny cock (photo by Ron Larson)

NOT Richard Locke!

this image will be used in a (near) future (Mickey Squires) post
just updated my Victor Houston videography post with these from the January 1985 issue of STALLION magazine


hmmmpf. “swarthy Italian” from the island of Borinquen??? (the mythological island of pre-colonial Puerto Rico ) I think an editor was having some fun here.

“An in-tight, inside, insightful interview with bad-bay genius J.D. Slater by Clayton Winfield”; originally published in Drummer 152 (1991)
I will admit to not yet reading the interview in its entirety; but I pulled it out of the drafts folder in order to have a post go up. There’s some here about J.D.’s directing.
Speaking of, Hard was his directorial debut. That movie also had a theme song by J.D., and was another of the many movies cut down from its original length (87 minutes) to a shorter version (72 minutes) in subsequent releases by HIS video.





I’ll take one muscleman, one malescort, a covermale, and, ooh, yes, 3 “just talkers”!! – please!