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I just struck a dela to launch my own line> Sterling Chain Productions in association of Factory Video Productions. We are shoots Gay Sex Instructional Videos. The first all on cum eating in its many hot forms is in the editing room and will be released soon.
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Wednesday, December 20, 2006
Friday, December 15, 2006
Thursday, December 14, 2006
Tuesday, December 12, 2006
I FUCKING HATE THIS
Why has my blog become a listing of friends past lately. I cant fucking stand it. 3 gone in less than two weeks. its fucking unbelievable.
everyday is becoming more and more devastating. The only good thoughts i have now is that these three guys are up there showing us the way. Giving us hope that a fellow friend will be there to greet us in our end. i miss you all terribly. the world is a loss with out you. may you all bring a little more fun and sex to the afterlife.
I miss you guys.
L
everyday is becoming more and more devastating. The only good thoughts i have now is that these three guys are up there showing us the way. Giving us hope that a fellow friend will be there to greet us in our end. i miss you all terribly. the world is a loss with out you. may you all bring a little more fun and sex to the afterlife.
I miss you guys.
L
Gay Porn Pioneer Matt Sterling Dies
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Andy Dill Memorial Service
The memorial service for Andy Dill will be held Friday, December 15 at 7pm:
Sullivan's Funeral Home
2254 Market Street
San Francisco, CA
The family has requested in lieu of flowers that donations be made to:
St. James Infirmary
Sullivan's Funeral Home
2254 Market Street
San Francisco, CA
The family has requested in lieu of flowers that donations be made to:
St. James Infirmary
WHY!!! Why the fuck is everyone jumping ship! crushing news
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Wednesday, December 06, 2006
New Gay Watch Profile with CUM SHOT video
hey guys,
Ive just launched my gay watch profile. it even has a hot cum shot video. click on MY VIDEOS, there is also another one on the profile from porno tube.
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Monday, December 04, 2006
R I P CJ
a cool cat has past. one i will never forget.
I admire your life, it was amazing to be apart of it. You were real, honest, worthy.
Peace.
Monday, November 20, 2006
Saturday, November 18, 2006
Free Marcus Allen!!!
Murder suspect taken into custody near Mexico border
Lukeville, Ariz. - Murder suspect Timothy Boham was taken into custody by U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers Thursday morning in Arizona.
Officials say Boham was loitering around the customs inspection facility in Lukeville, Arizona. Officers approached Boham who told them he was being sought on a murder warrant.
Police soon confirmed a first-degree murder warrant had been issued for him and he was taken into custody without incident.
An Immigration and Customs Enforcement official told 9NEWS Boham had recently crossed back over the border from Mexico.
Boham is suspected of killing 43-year-old businessman John Paul Kelso.
Denver Police say Kelso, who went by J.P., was found dead Monday at his home located at 3601 7th Avenue Parkway, near Monroe Street in Congress Park.
Police say Kelso was shot, and through the investigative process, were able to identify Boham as the suspect.
Kelso was the co-owner of a collection agency called Professional Recovery Systems, according to workers.
Co-workers remembered Kelso as a loving and giving person.
Denver Police say they were called around 9 a.m. Monday and when paramedics arrived they first thought the man could have died from natural causes, but later determined it was a homicide.
Officials are currently making arrangements to have Boham returned to Colorado.
9NEWS.com will continue to update this story as more information becomes available.
Wednesday, November 15, 2006
EON Films asking for money
Wow big surprise! Lol
Press Release from EON Films:
Hello everyone.
We are running into financial trouble on the filming and production of our next movie, "The Stone Age."
This will be Eon Films fourth movie, following on the wild success of "The Dicks of Hazzard." It stars Eddie Stone and features such notable stars as Mason Wyler, Trey Casteel, Tory Mason, Kyle Aames and more!
We need additional funding to get the movie out of pre-production. If you are interested in investing in this film, please contact me directly. Any amount will help, and each investment is paid back with a return.
Serious investors will receive our budget, storyboards, script, proposed income/sales and a copy of Eon Films movies for review. I will also personally go over every detail of the movie with you, as well as investment returns and payment.
The total amount we need to raise is $23,000.00, which is low for adult movie budgets, but will cover all costs on this feature.
If you are interested in helping us (and Eddie, who is co-producing and directing), then please email me here:
rocky@eonfilms.com
Thank you. I look forward to your responses.
Rocky
Press Release from EON Films:
Hello everyone.
We are running into financial trouble on the filming and production of our next movie, "The Stone Age."
This will be Eon Films fourth movie, following on the wild success of "The Dicks of Hazzard." It stars Eddie Stone and features such notable stars as Mason Wyler, Trey Casteel, Tory Mason, Kyle Aames and more!
We need additional funding to get the movie out of pre-production. If you are interested in investing in this film, please contact me directly. Any amount will help, and each investment is paid back with a return.
Serious investors will receive our budget, storyboards, script, proposed income/sales and a copy of Eon Films movies for review. I will also personally go over every detail of the movie with you, as well as investment returns and payment.
The total amount we need to raise is $23,000.00, which is low for adult movie budgets, but will cover all costs on this feature.
If you are interested in helping us (and Eddie, who is co-producing and directing), then please email me here:
rocky@eonfilms.com
Thank you. I look forward to your responses.
Rocky
Tuesday, November 14, 2006
A Typical day in SF Politics
God I Love San Francisco Values!!!
SF supes outlaw foam food containers, decriminalize adult pot use:
Robert Selna, Chronicle Staff Writer
Tuesday, November 14, 2006
(11-14) 15:40 PST SAN FRANCISCO -- The Board of Supervisors voted today to outlaw the use of Styrofoam and other polystyrene products by city restaurants and to effectively decriminalize the use, sale and cultivation of marijuana by adults.
The food container legislation, introduced by Board of Supervisors President Aaron Peskin and approved unanimously on the first of two votes needed for passage, would apply to about 3,400 restaurants in San Francisco as well city facility food service providers and food vendor companies contracting with the city. It is scheduled to be implemented June 1, 2007.
Polystyrene containers are blamed for filling up landfills and breaking down into smaller nonbiodegradable pieces that harm marine and other wildlife when they are ingested.
In passing the ordinance, San Francisco joins number of other cities around the country, including Oakland, Portland, Ore., and Berkeley, which banned Styrofoam and similar products nearly 20 years ago.
The marijuana legislation, which passed on an initial vote 8-3, would set nearly all crimes involving marijuana as the lowest law enforcement priority for city police and urges the district attorney to adopt the same policy when prosecuting criminal defendants.
SF supes outlaw foam food containers, decriminalize adult pot use:
Robert Selna, Chronicle Staff Writer
Tuesday, November 14, 2006
(11-14) 15:40 PST SAN FRANCISCO -- The Board of Supervisors voted today to outlaw the use of Styrofoam and other polystyrene products by city restaurants and to effectively decriminalize the use, sale and cultivation of marijuana by adults.
The food container legislation, introduced by Board of Supervisors President Aaron Peskin and approved unanimously on the first of two votes needed for passage, would apply to about 3,400 restaurants in San Francisco as well city facility food service providers and food vendor companies contracting with the city. It is scheduled to be implemented June 1, 2007.
Polystyrene containers are blamed for filling up landfills and breaking down into smaller nonbiodegradable pieces that harm marine and other wildlife when they are ingested.
In passing the ordinance, San Francisco joins number of other cities around the country, including Oakland, Portland, Ore., and Berkeley, which banned Styrofoam and similar products nearly 20 years ago.
The marijuana legislation, which passed on an initial vote 8-3, would set nearly all crimes involving marijuana as the lowest law enforcement priority for city police and urges the district attorney to adopt the same policy when prosecuting criminal defendants.
It passed with the blessing of the police officials, but over the complaints of some residents who say the marijuana trade attracts or occurs along with other criminal activity that undermines the quality of life in their neighborhoods.
Ammiano introduced the legislation in August at the behest of groups pushing for the national decriminalization of marijuana.
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Monday, November 13, 2006
S.F. supervisors to vote on softening pot enforcement
San Francisco Chronicle
S.F. supervisors to vote on softening pot enforcement
Charlie Goodyear, Chronicle Staff Writer
Monday, November 13, 2006 03 23 PM
(11-13) 15:23 PST SAN FRANCISCO -- San Francisco's Board of Supervisors will vote Tuesday on legislation that would set nearly all crimes involving marijuana as the lowest law enforcement priority for city police.
The legislation, sponsored by Supervisor Tom Ammiano, was approved today by a board committee with the blessing of police officials and over the complaints of some residents.
'This measure, which would legalize the unlimited growth and sales (of marijuana) on private property, will make public spitting and (leaving chewing) gum ... on the sidewalk higher priorities,' said Kim Stryker, voicing opposition before the supervisors' City Operations and Neighborhood Services Committee.
Ammiano introduced the legislation in August at the behest of groups pushing for the national decriminalization of marijuana. He defended the policy move, saying it is consistent with Proposition W, a measure passed in 1976 by city voters calling for an end to marijuana arrests and prosecutions, and state Proposition 215, which provides for medical use of cannabis.
'There are manybetter ways that we can be using our tax dollars and empowering our law enforcement than wasting money and police resources on marijuana offenses," Ammiano said. "This ordinance would allow San Francisco to join other forward-thinking cities. It will not result in San Francisco becoming Amsterdam West."
S.F. supervisors to vote on softening pot enforcement
Charlie Goodyear, Chronicle Staff Writer
Monday, November 13, 2006 03 23 PM
(11-13) 15:23 PST SAN FRANCISCO -- San Francisco's Board of Supervisors will vote Tuesday on legislation that would set nearly all crimes involving marijuana as the lowest law enforcement priority for city police.
The legislation, sponsored by Supervisor Tom Ammiano, was approved today by a board committee with the blessing of police officials and over the complaints of some residents.
'This measure, which would legalize the unlimited growth and sales (of marijuana) on private property, will make public spitting and (leaving chewing) gum ... on the sidewalk higher priorities,' said Kim Stryker, voicing opposition before the supervisors' City Operations and Neighborhood Services Committee.
Ammiano introduced the legislation in August at the behest of groups pushing for the national decriminalization of marijuana. He defended the policy move, saying it is consistent with Proposition W, a measure passed in 1976 by city voters calling for an end to marijuana arrests and prosecutions, and state Proposition 215, which provides for medical use of cannabis.
'There are manybetter ways that we can be using our tax dollars and empowering our law enforcement than wasting money and police resources on marijuana offenses," Ammiano said. "This ordinance would allow San Francisco to join other forward-thinking cities. It will not result in San Francisco becoming Amsterdam West."
Under the proposed legislation, city police would be directed to essentially ignore most marijuana crimes unless they involve minors or acts of violence, driving under the influence or the sale or distribution of pot on public property or within view from public property.
San Francisco Police Capt. Tim Hedrick, head of the department's narcotics squad, said Ammiano's legislation is consistent with police policy on marijuana crimes. "It does not tie our hands enforcing the law," he told the committee.
But a number of residents protested the legislation, saying it will encourage crime and the use of harder drugs such as cocaine or heroin.
"It will undermine the efforts of people who live in marginal neighborhoods to make their neighborhoods safe, clean and peaceful," said Arthur Evans, a Haight-Ashbury resident. "This measure is an attack on the well-being of our neighborhoods. You should not throw obstacles in our way. You should help us to make San Francisco more safe and livable."
Supervisor Fiona Ma, a member of the committee hearing Ammiano's legislation, also spoke out against it, saying she believed it "establishes a new policy that has not been presented to the voters." Ma broke with Supervisor Jake McGoldrick, the committee's chairman, and Ammiano in voting against the legislation today.
Although the city doesn't track marijuana arrests and prosecutions, the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML) has said more than 1,000 people were arrested in cases involving the drug in 2004.
Dale Gieringer of the California chapter of NORML said cities that have adopted a lax policy toward marijuana have not seen it contribute to crime -- which is an argument activists make for legalization of marijuana under federal law.
"We have to start somewhere and we have to act locally," he added."
Trannyshack Pageant
"The Miss Trannyshack Pageant"
When:
Saturday Nov 18, 2006
at 9:00 PM
18+
Where::
The Regency Center
1300 Van Ness & Sutter
San Francisco, CA 94103
The Biggest Event of the Year is Back! Presenting the Miss Trannyshack pageant 2006, with celebrity judges Lady Bunny, Lady Miss Kier, Steven Scarborough & The Men of Hothouse, Lulu, and Renttecca! Doors 9pm, Pageant begins @ 10pm. Tickets available at Body 450 Castro St., Piedmont Boutique 1452 Haight St., Clubcard 2275 Market St., The Seventh Heart 1592 Market St., and at ticketweb.com......Tickets will also be available at every Trannyshack leading up to the event! Here's the ticketweb link:
http://www.ticketweb.com
www.trannyshack.com
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