Keep that thought in mind, Pony! B)Originally posted by ponybilt@Aug 17 2004, 06:49 PM
Mmmmmmm.... Cubans.LICK~
Keep that thought in mind, Pony! B) [/b][/quote]Originally posted by DoubleMeatWhopper+Aug 18 2004, 10:52 PM--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (DoubleMeatWhopper @ Aug 18 2004, 10:52 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-ponybilt@Aug 17 2004, 06:49 PM
Mmmmmmm.... Cubans.
LOL Hey, DMW. Can't tell you why, but I've always been hot for darker complected, dark-haired guys.
And when they're packaged like you, well....
ponybilt: I recall in past Olympics some Cuban runner I think named Juantorena, or something like that, who was sporting quite a big bulge in his tight shorts. I loved to watch his big cock flop from side to side as he ran, and especially when they did it in slow motionj. Just beautiful. He was very tall and good lookinjg, but that bulge in shorts, probably even wearing a jockstrap.
I am also hot for dark haired/complexioned men, though I don't discriminate ever!
I am also hot for dark haired/complexioned men, though I don't discriminate ever!
Heh, the biggest cock i've ever seen was on a cuban... Who, funnily enough, was a CONCERT PIANIST.Originally posted by ponybilt@Aug 17 2004, 06:49 PM
Mmmmmmm.... Cubans.
We fooled around during my summer in Florida a year ago.
VladtheImpaler: The opening ceremonies startled me when it looked like dozens of totally nude muscular guys painted white like statues went parading along before the audience! Even more bizarre, it looked like they'd been picked partially for their penis size, which was short (in accord, I think, with classical ideals of male beauty). WTF?
I thought maybe the Greeks were getting back to their ancient Olympic traditions (not that that would be a bad thing)! Then it was revealed that those were actors wearing anatomically correct costumes. For a minute there, though, it was quite a bombshell, which was what was intended no doubt.
I thought maybe the Greeks were getting back to their ancient Olympic traditions (not that that would be a bad thing)! Then it was revealed that those were actors wearing anatomically correct costumes. For a minute there, though, it was quite a bombshell, which was what was intended no doubt
.- jonb,
Oh, speaking of the Olympics, that reminds me of Bush's new ad: He says that this year, "there will be two new FREE nations" at the games.
"I want the violence and the war to go away from the city [Najaf], we don't wish for the presence of Americans in our country. We want them to go away."
-Salih Sadir, Midfielder, Iraqi Olympian Soccer Team
"They are with what America has done in Iraq: destroy everything. The American army has killed so many people in Iraq. What is freedom when I go to the [national] stadium and there are shootings on the road?"
-Adnan Hamad, Iraqi Olympian Soccer Coach
Needless to say, I'm rooting for Iraq this year. I hope they get an assload of gold, silver, and bronze medals so that Bush invites them to the White House and they can tell him live, on national TV, all about the "democracy" he's brought to them. That'll be the biggest Olympic snafu since Reebok's "Dan or Dave" ad campaign in 1992, and the biggest live snafu since Al Capone's vault.
"I want the violence and the war to go away from the city [Najaf], we don't wish for the presence of Americans in our country. We want them to go away."
-Salih Sadir, Midfielder, Iraqi Olympian Soccer Team
"They are with what America has done in Iraq: destroy everything. The American army has killed so many people in Iraq. What is freedom when I go to the [national] stadium and there are shootings on the road?"
-Adnan Hamad, Iraqi Olympian Soccer Coach
Needless to say, I'm rooting for Iraq this year. I hope they get an assload of gold, silver, and bronze medals so that Bush invites them to the White House and they can tell him live, on national TV, all about the "democracy" he's brought to them. That'll be the biggest Olympic snafu since Reebok's "Dan or Dave" ad campaign in 1992, and the biggest live snafu since Al Capone's vault.
jonb:
With all due respect, I seriously doubt the Iraqui atheletes would prefer the previous regime's methodically torturing them and maiming them for losing soccer games or performing poorly at the Olympics over the current freedom of speech they enjoy to even criticize the current political situation.
Let's keep things in perspective. They have lived through all of this, we have only read about it in newspapers. I know many friends who have lived under just such oppresive regimes and the stories they tell of the shit they had to endure and keep their mouths shut is staggering.
With all due respect, I seriously doubt the Iraqui atheletes would prefer the previous regime's methodically torturing them and maiming them for losing soccer games or performing poorly at the Olympics over the current freedom of speech they enjoy to even criticize the current political situation.
Let's keep things in perspective. They have lived through all of this, we have only read about it in newspapers. I know many friends who have lived under just such oppresive regimes and the stories they tell of the shit they had to endure and keep their mouths shut is staggering.
There is no doubt in my mind that our athletes have someyhing to do us all proud.As usual some more grand than others.
Another thing to remember, JonB, in past Olympics did any of the Iraqi team members speak freely about their treatment under Hussein? That is what democracy and freedom are all about. Will anyone be shooting them or maiming them for those comments (if they made them at all), of course not !! All because of Bush policies, 51 million people are free today that were never free under Clinton or any other democrat!!!! Afghanistan was represented by two women for the first time in history at this year's Olympics..........Osama never allowed that!!!
Yeah.... Cubans.
OK, I have to say that this is one of the times that I partially agree with Jonb.
To truly understand why the Iraqi athletes despise Bush, and why they've stated publicly that they don't want him using them (collectively) for his campaign ads, you need to look at it from their point of view.
It's not a matter of the former regime versus democracy. For many Muslims, it's about pure Islam versus diluted Islam. In a religious state, they don't need democracy; they believe Islam is whole and needs nothing else. So this is something we forced on them. This is the Ugly American once again, saying that we know what's best for everyone else. This isn't to say that Hussein should've remained in power. There's benevolence and malevolence just as there is in any other type of governing body. For the Iragis, they wanted Hussein out in order to be able to return to a pure Islamic state.
If it was simply a matter of "freedom and democracy" then there'd be a dozen other countries we should be invading and toppling.
And btw, Osama, while having some influence, was never in charge of Afganistan, and the Iraqis were never under Clinton. Your ability to turn this into a Right-Left argument apalls me. How free are you under the Bush administration, Bradlee, with 12,200 jobs lost in Canton, Ohio alone since Bush took office? How free do you feel knowing that a suicide bomber could blow themselves up next to you at the mall in Anytown, Ohio? How free do you feel travelling abroad, knowing that everyione can pick you out as an American by the shoes you wear, and secretly think you're a pig? How free do you feel after Bush took the world's sympathy after Sept 11 and turned it into hatred?
Yup, those policies worked real well.
OK, I have to say that this is one of the times that I partially agree with Jonb.
To truly understand why the Iraqi athletes despise Bush, and why they've stated publicly that they don't want him using them (collectively) for his campaign ads, you need to look at it from their point of view.
It's not a matter of the former regime versus democracy. For many Muslims, it's about pure Islam versus diluted Islam. In a religious state, they don't need democracy; they believe Islam is whole and needs nothing else. So this is something we forced on them. This is the Ugly American once again, saying that we know what's best for everyone else. This isn't to say that Hussein should've remained in power. There's benevolence and malevolence just as there is in any other type of governing body. For the Iragis, they wanted Hussein out in order to be able to return to a pure Islamic state.
If it was simply a matter of "freedom and democracy" then there'd be a dozen other countries we should be invading and toppling.
And btw, Osama, while having some influence, was never in charge of Afganistan, and the Iraqis were never under Clinton. Your ability to turn this into a Right-Left argument apalls me. How free are you under the Bush administration, Bradlee, with 12,200 jobs lost in Canton, Ohio alone since Bush took office? How free do you feel knowing that a suicide bomber could blow themselves up next to you at the mall in Anytown, Ohio? How free do you feel travelling abroad, knowing that everyione can pick you out as an American by the shoes you wear, and secretly think you're a pig? How free do you feel after Bush took the world's sympathy after Sept 11 and turned it into hatred?
Yup, those policies worked real well.
OK, let's put politics aside for now, this thread topic was originally about "packages"
of obviously endowed athletes at the Olympics right?
Well, tonight I saw the track and field runners show some impressive bulges.
I especially enjoyed the Jamaican runner in slow motion. Hell, I enjoyed them ALL in slow motion, you could just see the cock and balls move from left to right and vice versa as if anyone's eyes could be watching anything else on screen! Thank you to whoever invented the slow mo-cam technique. An athelet's shifting ball sac is a thing of beauty!
of obviously endowed athletes at the Olympics right?
Well, tonight I saw the track and field runners show some impressive bulges.
I especially enjoyed the Jamaican runner in slow motion. Hell, I enjoyed them ALL in slow motion, you could just see the cock and balls move from left to right and vice versa as if anyone's eyes could be watching anything else on screen! Thank you to whoever invented the slow mo-cam technique. An athelet's shifting ball sac is a thing of beauty!
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Felix Sanchez looks really promising in the middle area...
http://www.excite.it/olimpiadi/foto/sanchez/6
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Maybe ... but Tripod gets first shot!Originally posted by ponybilt@Aug 20 2004, 04:11 AM
Geez.... DMW, are we gonna have to tag team another one???
Maybe ... but Tripod gets first shot! [/b][/quote]Originally posted by DoubleMeatWhopper+Aug 22 2004, 07:54 PM--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (DoubleMeatWhopper @ Aug 22 2004, 07:54 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-ponybilt@Aug 20 2004, 04:11 AM
Geez.... DMW, are we gonna have to tag team another one???
Hmmmm.... well, I'll deliver more than one shot, for certain
Here's an interesting pic of an Olympic swimmer from.... I think it was hotolympians.com. I rather enjoyed this one
TripodMillenium: First shot?
So giving.... :wub:
But.... to stay on topic.....
The Jamaican competitor in the men's 100m finals..... Not sure how big he was.... but he looked like the biggest on the track....
And I don't think there's much doubt he was freeballin....... B)
So giving.... :wub:
But.... to stay on topic.....
The Jamaican competitor in the men's 100m finals..... Not sure how big he was.... but he looked like the biggest on the track....
And I don't think there's much doubt he was freeballin....... B)
