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Again, It wasn’t a very nice joke and I shouldn’t have brought it up in any case. But also Rick asked, and I have a good deal of respect for him. So here goes. I overheard it amongst a group of rodeo cowboys, one saying to the other, I see why you have your name on the back of your belt so Bob(or whoever) can see who he’s humping tonight. There, I’m glad to be done with it. It may sound strange but I don’t know a lot of gay men but I have the same respect I have for them as anyone else. This was not always the case, men change their hearts, kind of like just growing up it seems to me. I like to joke with everyone however everyones sense of humor is different.One must learn where to draw the line, however Just yesterday at work I saw one mechanic scare another by riding his motorcycle up fast and skidding to a halt in front of the other. The one who did it was a young guy who thinks he’s tough and the guy he did it to is an older tech like myself who is tough and I thought he was going to knock the younger mechanic of his bike. It was tense for about 10 seconds, I was preparing to break them up if need be as work is not the place to brawl. Fortunately it didn’t get started for both men. A fist fight can turn ugly if allowed to proceed unchecked, sometimes they can’t be stopped. A most distasteful event but sometimes it happens.
P.S. No Mr. needed, I’m just a regular guy like everyone else.
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OH!, thanks for explaining the joke. I had thought you meant belt buckle for some reason, and although my mind had gone to oral sex, I felt like I still wasn’t getting it.
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OH!, thanks for explaining the joke. I had thought you meant belt buckle for some reason, and although my mind had gone to oral sex, I felt like I still wasn’t getting it.
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Still, even after almost a day, I feel like an ass for having brought it up in the first place. :smack:
I had a lot of fun. The weather was a bit uncooperative - although it didn’t rain on Saturday, the show grounds were muddy, which put a cramp on some of the events. (And not too many guys sporing the pantsless-chaps look.) On the other hand, it made the goat-dressing race seem funnier as some of the contestants ended up thrashing around in the mud. I particularly loved seeing the horses, which made me think of horseback riding I did as a kid. The weather greatly improved on Sunday, but it being Mother’s Day, it was a smaller crowd. It was also ‘family day’, so there were a lot of kids present (which I could have lived w/o.)
But as Licentious Ectomorph, the real attraction was the dances and getting to meet hundreds of cowboys. Watching some of the guys wiggle their asses during the line-dances was worth the price of admission. That said, the dances were a bit top-heavy on the line dances for my taste. I prefer two-stepping, which you do with partners (and makes for a convenient excuse to get to flirt with hot guys). Still I had a lot of fun.
I took pictures. I’ll try to post them sometime soon.
