Sean Cody: Josh (IV)

ArgleBjargle says:

Good looking guy, but I’ll sure be glad when those kind of haircuts disappear. They’re as ridiculous as mullets. Hopefully he didn’t have to pay for that one.

As for his bad bottoming experience, he probably had a horribly inept partner who used his dick as a battering ram.

MK says:

He’s cute! This is what we need in GAY porn, GAY men. I only wish Sean Cody was owned by GAY men, not heteros who want to impose their heternormative ideals. I can bet they told him to put on this aggressive top persona.

Sask says:

He looks like Kellin’s brother to me. Glad to see another gai boi grace the SeanCody studio. Keep them cumming….

Lewis says:

As others have said, crop off the hair and we have a lot of potential here. Points for the ass (obviously), thick thighs, some body hair, and his cock looks perfectly serviceable. He looks like he’d be a lot of fun for a flip-fuck. Loved the moans as well.

freater says:

Those feet are TERRIFYING.

gmak76 says:

Ohhhh Josh! He’s cute, with a beautiful smile and an even better ass! Reminds me of a smaller Nick Sterling! Hope he’s back!

moondoggy says:

Incredibly high is overstating it, no? And one of their recent returns was Chinpokomon. I don’t think that has been their strength the past few weeks.

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Scrapple says:

He does. I’m also getting some James Roday visuals. Come on son!

Ben_thecoolhobo says:

He reminds me of trump supporter porter. :/.

Scrapple says:

Sistained.

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c_find says:

Can you explain for me how someone can bitch about taking a big cock and then turn around and claim to be a forceful Dom top? A bit hypocritical isn’t it? Just because you’re hung small don’t mean you can’t cause a bottom pain.

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Scrapple says:

I hear that’s the premise for the long-proposed script for Trick: The Second Chapter.

Scrapple says:

I think you left off the quotes around friends. And I believe the suit revolved around copyright infringement and theft of drag services.

Well, she already thinks she has a shot at the new Elektra movie. Nobody has the heart to tell her it’s a movie about Elektra Abundance.

BLACKjHAMMER says:

Just mentioning FUCK FACE Trump is automatic BONER KILLER 4 me !

Scrapple says:

Pretty much this. Ms. Felicity Huffman didn’t go running away. So long as the work being portrayed is authentic and not patronizing to the community it is representing, people usually get over it. But it’s very possible ScarJo knew the project wasn’t going to be that, and she got out while the gettin’ was good.

I kept saying it but you didn’t want to believe it. She ain’t fool me though. All that muscle is hiding a scared homo who is afraid to unleash his inner gay on Hollywood. Maybe one day. Oh, and if you haven’t already, you really do need to check out his look in Mission Impossible. At least watch the trailer. Henny is slaying. And he gets to work with Queen Angela.

Sorry, I can’t support someone who calls her album “Queen” and then makes no mention of the fact one of the B.I.G. songs she remade was already remade by Lil Kim ten plus years ago.

Ms. Tomlin likes having her ass eaten and played with, but he’s all about the control. The only times he gives it up (outside of aggressive toyplay sessions) is when the hunger gets out of control. Then comes the sling and the ball gag and he cries out something about feeling the need. The need for speed.

One of these days I’d like to meet an actual Scientologist. I came close one time by talking to someone who was approached by a Scientologist.

Scrapple says:

I would disagree that it’s just for documentaries. If an actor has real world insight into the character they’re playing, they’re able to pull more from their own experiences and infuse it into the work. Then you run less of a risk of someone just acting out stereotypes of what they think that character represents.

I didn’t hear that story, but eww. Wasn’t the tudors somewhat homoerotic? Maybe he got hard off the fashions. Or he did it intentionally.

Serves Renner right. He’s a dirtbag with anger issues and questionable morality.

Meh. I like the song but the visuals are nothing more than Asian fetishism. People weren’t happy about Gwen’s Harajuku girls being part of her entourage, but they’re fine with Nicki dressing like she’s an Asian hooker straight out of Chinatown. The place, not the movie.

They must’ve been an offshoot branch, because they sound like their finances were in dire straits.

Scrapple says:

Maybe she could play the bullet that killed JFK in an animated movie.

Men’s Fitness? That settles it. He was just looking for some locker room cred. Nothing to see here.

I don’t consider culture an intellectual property. You’re not creating anything, you’re just being yourself. Stuff does get created while you’re being yourself, but that’s just a byproduct. You’re not creating images or aesthetics or whatever for mass consumption, profit, feels or whatever. And again, it’s not to say you can’t be influenced by someone else’s culture, but you can’t just take it and run with it as if it’s your own without acknowledging where you got it from. It’s like taking a recipe you got from a cookbook and passing it off as your own. It’s particularly hurtful when the people you’re “borrowing” from aren’t getting their due credit. Like with Drake using Big Freedia’s sound and literally her voice, but not featuring her in his video. Or Miley introducing twerking to the masses like it wasn’t already a thing. Or Snookie passing herself off as Italian. Or “Bo Derek Braids” becoming a thing when they were already a thing and already had a name. It’s disrespectful to say “oh, now this has value because I say it does, whereas before it didn’t.” So long as your taking things respectfully and for the right intentions, I don’t have a problem with it. But not everyone does it that way.

Scrapple says:

That’s like saying found money on the street has no owner. It most certainly does have an owner, because it didn’t materialize out of thin air. As for Drake, that is most definitely a sign of appropriation. He took something that others created and had already popularized and cannibalized it to make money. It would be different if he had used it to bring attention to this subculture that already exists. Like “Hey, what you’re doing is cool and I want to expose it to a wider audience.” He didn’t even have the balls to include BG in the video. That’s appropriation. Sting making music with reggae and ska influences? Not appropriation. Because Sting has shown respect and love to the culture and the people who influenced him.

With respect to Miley, people most certainly were presenting it as if she created some new dance craze. And nowhere did I state where or when that style of dance was created. I simply said it came from somewhere other than Miley’s head, and that should be acknowledged. When Kim K got her hair braided people were going crazy like that wasn’t already a thing. Look at gay culture and drag culture. Words, phrases, looks and whatever get taken out and popularized in the mainstream. And then those things have now been assigned a new value when we already valued them. And things get diluted and they lose their originality. Why do you think those Drag Race queens are always coming up with new things to say?

I have no issue with people borrowing ideas, looks, whatever from other cultures. But it’s about respect. If I buy a shirt from Macy’s and someone compliments it, I’m not going to say I made it myself. I’m going to say where I got it. Why do you think Alyssa Milano go dragged over the whole MeToo thing? Here you had a movement which was already established, and then someone else comes along and absconds with it. The motivations were the same, but suddenly you’re assigning praise and recognition to someone over here, meanwhile the person over there who actually created it can’t even get invited to the photoshoot. Stuff like that is not cool. It’s like when we had math tests in school. It wasn’t enough to just write the answer on your paper. You had to show your work to prove how you arrived at the answer. That’s really all I’m saying. Show your work. I think you’re hung up on looking at this from a legal angle. It’s not about legality. Legality has nothing to do with anything. It’s more of an ethical issue.

Scrapple says:

She was diagnosed or rather she revealed she was bipolar after that show. So I wouldn’t feel comfortable watching whatever antics are being presented. Plus, I can only take Mimi in small doses.