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ScruffyGuy |
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My mouth is full right now. I'll try later.
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Ann Margret Thatcher |
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I can't quite get accustomed to Scruffy in Love. I think I like it though. Gives one hope.
Best wishes to you and your fella and your new life together, Scruff. |
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ScruffyGuy |
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Love with a capital "L," I notice.
Quite right. |
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Trixie Delight |
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ScruffyGuy wrote: Dick curd is fattening, you know. |
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Bernard Wrangler |
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I'm getting you two crazy kids a portable defibrillator for the wedding.
defibrillator is fun to say too. |
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ScruffyGuy |
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We ARE going to register with medical supply catalogs.
Good foresight, there. The defibrillator will likely get much more use than my ice crusher ever did. |
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Bernard Wrangler |
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you're not really supposed to rig them up with nipple clamps but whatever will be will be.
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BlackCatTux |
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Scruffy, are you going to get your own apartment or continue to stay at your mom's?
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nedloh3 |
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I'll use this thread to announce I took ScruffyGuy off ignore about a week ago.
Congratulations. |
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For Petes Sake |
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ScruffyGuy wrote: In a new Twitter world I try to look at posts that are less than 1,000 words- sorry that you would never meet that filter |
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PunkinHeadToo |
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<--- Glad I don't live in a Twitter world....
Love the cake, Scruffy! And isn't it great to be free of our "stuff" - the best part of moving is the reduction in stuff, lol! And occasionally we find something we've been trying to find for a long, long time! Good to have you back :) |
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ObservingEgo |
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Both Scruffy Guy and Son of Abraxas have been away for a very long time. SG, don't you mean Georgetown, SC [with the stinky paper mill]??? We southerners do not appreciate an attitudinal insouciance when it comes to our locales. |
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Vegazguy |
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i always notice.
and i missed the scruff. welcome back. <3 |
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NewOrleansIsSinking |
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oh thank goodness you are back. I have camera questions.
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UndifferentCow |
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I missed you Mr. Scruffy! I'm glad your trip went well.
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sawsuage |
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no, there is a st george..right before walterboro.
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ScruffyGuy |
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Oh, my God... It's Full Of Stars!
Super 8 in St. George, South Carolina. When we finally turned off the lights for the night, the ceiling lit up with glow-in-the-dark stars, planets, comets -- a whole space scene rendered in neon green. I have seen many, many odd things in motels over the course of my life, but never stars on the ceiling. For a moment it was nifty. Then it became scary-creepy. Having cum once that evening already, we were kind of tired and relaxed and wanted to pull off the highway. He had purchased some new porn DVDs at an adult store a few hours earlier and we figured we'd watch those and gear up for more. Super 8 is always a risk: independent management. But it looked fairly new and clean, at least under cover of night. I have stayed in worse rooms but those were rented by the hour. I suppose this place was sanitary enough, provided one didn't lick the counter tops. The anemic air conditioning made sleeping brutal. Two fat guys in bed together... it's a lot of body heat, believe me. Behind the Super 8, one of the employees has a small vegetable garden planted in plastic pots. I noticed green beans and tomatoes. Also, I am SURE I saw a locust, but just one, which is odd, perhaps even impossible. He's dead-set on Microtel from now on, which is fine with me. Microtel has a free continental breakfast, you see. If there's free food, he's going to find it. He snores lightly for three minutes, then he's quiet all night. He says I do the same. He does have a problem with the jimmy-leg, though. I am getting used to it. He likes to be hugged all night and to the best of my knowledge, neither of us farted in bed that we were aware of. We got along perfectly the entire time. There wasn't a single bad moment. He is easy to live with and even seemed to drop some of his minor OCD habits. I did the same. Just for fun, I tried his Red Man chew on the way back in West Virginia. It seemed like the right place to experience chew. It's not for me, so I won't be adopting the habit. But I enjoyed the taste, to be honest. Just too much spit to deal with. It did wake me up with a nice buzz, though. An awful lot happened. Maybe I'll share more of it later. We'll see. Snuggled on my sofa one night, he said: "I guess I finally know what love is." He said: "I love you, Mike." I told him the very same, saying I've loved him for a while now but I just keep on loving him more and more. I could tell that he'd probably rehearsed his few words in his head over and over that evening, but he wasn't nervous about saying them out loud. He didn't stumble in his speech. He looked me in the eyes and was sincere and gentle as always. Then it got all mushy-romantic. Hand-holding and kissing and hugging and getting as close as possible while whispering ooey-gooey notions in each other's ears. "My boyfriend," he said, as if confirming it aloud. I took a fast shower after he did and when I came back into the room he was sitting there with a boner in his boxers and he said: "Oh, yeah, I've been thinking about YOU, mister!" So then we fucked around and after that we ate more cake. An hour of snuggling in bed later on, a short doze for ten minutes and then he wakes me up and says he is ready for "round two." OK, then. Fourth Of July today at Momma Bear's house. BBQ. Momma Bear bought holiday T-shirts for all her guests to wear. How sweet. She got me a medium, the misguided darling. He traded me for his own extra-large. Daddy Bear will exchange the medium one for another extra-large for G-Bear to wear. From his house we'll be able to see fireworks right outside his window, he says. No bugs, he says. No crowds. I'm into it. |
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ObservingEgo |
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Did you see any snakes ... other than bed snakes??? |
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PunkinHeadToo |
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ScruffyGuy |
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I would expect Punkin to know where that quote came from!
I had the glowing stars in my room when I was a kid, too.
It turned out to be just a few BBQ'ed items, but that was fine. Mama Bear sure does know how to cook! As always, she went way, way overboard: Roasted lemon-pepper chicken breasts, at least two dozen of them. Italian sausage fired on actual charcoal (Daddy Bear handles this). Massive casserole of baked ziti. MASSIVE. Roasted potato wedges with onions and mushrooms and olive oil. Baked beans. Corn bread baked in a cast iron skillet. Italian bread. Tossed salad (not THAT kind). Corn on the cob. Bowl of lightly sweetened strawberries, blueberries and watermelon. Sherbet, as always. They are NEVER without sherbet. Tray of iced brownies. Cookies, two kinds. Cinnamon bundt cake. Bowl of assorted candies. (She forgot to put out the deviled eggs until after dessert so no one ate them but we'll finish them up today.) I went home with a giant tray of leftovers, as did Uncle and Brother. The baby interacted with me again and I took some photos. She's OK. The young kid speaks to me often now, no longer shy. G-Bear and I had matching holiday shirts. This was just because Dad picked them out. I don't think there was any message there, but it was kind of cute anyway. The family loved the Florida photos. G-Bear gave me a very, very special gift. NOT the one where he was naked earlier in the day before Mom's house, but something decorative and meaningful. Uncle had me laughing like crazy all night, telling me that he's "anal" and citing examples of such. G-Bear left no brownies on the tray, going as far as to scoop up the crumbs. Uncle muttered something about "gluttony" and G-Bear ate a cookie defiantly, then Mom gave him a bag of mini Butterfingers to take home. We saw a skunk, three deer and dozens of bats at sunset. The "L" word was tossed out a lot and secret nudges were shared when no one was looking. Mom told me disturbingly personal family stories in private. Mom also suggested that I can teach G-Bear to cook, or at least cook FOR him. She is planning for his future. G-Bear and I went to his place before the family all came over so we could hide some gay stuff and put away the AstroGlide and get a few scattered papers off the table. The fireworks were very nice. G-Bear, Brother and I smoked cigars outside, just for the hell of it. I snapped a sneaky photo of Mom but she caught me and turned away, camera-shy. She says she doesn't like how she looks in photographs. G-Bear told her "Mike can make anyone look great in a picture" and I told her "The people who love you will think your photo is beautiful." I meant that and she kind of melted. After a long, long day of commotion and family togetherness, everyone finally left and G-Bear and I settled down on the sofa to watch TV and snuggle and kiss some more and tell each other all sorts of sickeningly sweet-nothings that weren't nothing but definitely were something. Sunday dinner today, too. Momma Bear was undecided on the menu as this goes to press. Whatever it is, it will be fantastic and I will get fatter. Whatever. I'm having a blast. |
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