I would like to wish a very happy 35th birthday to a very well-endowed Jason Priestly. May all his future movies and television shows display his bulge as well as Beverly Hills, 90210 did for 10 years. 
Jason Priestly
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714goodguy:
Have you seen the movie "Die, Mommie, Die"? If your're a Jason Priestly bulge guy, you will get a charge out of this movie because his character's main atttibute is the size of his dick. In two scenes he grabs his crotch as he sits down and in another scene he tries to entice a mid=teenager (who happens to be naked) to give him some info. by telling him "you can see I go for you in a BIG way", as he walks up closer to the kid. His legs and ass are shown from the rear as he walks up to him, who soon reaches out for his dick. But, the cam switches to his front below the waist as he opens his belt, loosens his pant's waist, unzips his fly and spreads it wide. If you haven't seen "Die, Mommie, Die", I think you would enjoy it.
Luke
Have you seen the movie "Die, Mommie, Die"? If your're a Jason Priestly bulge guy, you will get a charge out of this movie because his character's main atttibute is the size of his dick. In two scenes he grabs his crotch as he sits down and in another scene he tries to entice a mid=teenager (who happens to be naked) to give him some info. by telling him "you can see I go for you in a BIG way", as he walks up closer to the kid. His legs and ass are shown from the rear as he walks up to him, who soon reaches out for his dick. But, the cam switches to his front below the waist as he opens his belt, loosens his pant's waist, unzips his fly and spreads it wide. If you haven't seen "Die, Mommie, Die", I think you would enjoy it.
Luke
RoysToy,
I have not seen "Die, Mommie, Die". But you better believe I'll be checking it out very soon! In fact, if it's available on DVD, I'm going to buy even before I see it. Hell, just for Jason Priestly alone it's a must have -- who cares what the story is.
Thanks again!
I have not seen "Die, Mommie, Die". But you better believe I'll be checking it out very soon! In fact, if it's available on DVD, I'm going to buy even before I see it. Hell, just for Jason Priestly alone it's a must have -- who cares what the story is.
Thanks again!
Thanks for the link Overshot. Proof positive that Jason Priestly is a true hung celebrity. By the way, there are two more photos that show his endowment:
http://www.babyjaneofhollywood.com/priestlys01.jpg (the same as posted above)
http://www.babyjaneofhollywood.com/priestlys02.jpg
http://www.babyjaneofhollywood.com/priestlys03.jpg
Enjoy everyone!
http://www.babyjaneofhollywood.com/priestlys01.jpg (the same as posted above)
http://www.babyjaneofhollywood.com/priestlys02.jpg
http://www.babyjaneofhollywood.com/priestlys03.jpg
Enjoy everyone!
mrarkmann: I saw him on the Ryan Seacrest Show this summer. He was wearing really tight jeans but you couldn't see the bulge. I guess he knows how to tuck well because Ryan would have been in his lap for the remainder of the show.
- jonb,
Oh, there's a spinoff of Degrassi now. The class of the original Degrassi is all grown up and have kids of their own, some of whom (Joey's adopted son and Spike's daughter) star in the new series. And it's being shown on American TV.
SPOILER WARNING! They recently had a story arc where Rick comes back to school. (In the third season, he was expelled after putting his girlfriend in a coma.) The kids bully him of course, even the "good" kids like Emma and Marco. Basically, his only friend's Toby, though Emma has pity on him.
Then there's a special cliffhanger: Rick, Jimmy, Toby, and Emma represent Degrassi on a trivia show, but Alex, Jay, and Spinner decide to set it up so Rick will be covered in yellow paint and feathers at the end. Raditch allows Rick to take the rest of the day off, but instead, Rick comes back with a gun. While Rick's cleaning up, Spinner forces Jay into the bathroom to talk about whether or not to confess and, after noticing Rick's shoes in the stall, they frame Jimmy. Rick shoots Jimmy and is ready to shoot Emma. Sean tries talking him down and that fails, so Sean overpowers Rick. Rick squeezes the trigger, fatally wounding himself. Then there's a scene where Hazel learns that Jimmy's in the hospital.
Suffice it to say, the rest of the fourth season will focus on this.
SPOILER WARNING! They recently had a story arc where Rick comes back to school. (In the third season, he was expelled after putting his girlfriend in a coma.) The kids bully him of course, even the "good" kids like Emma and Marco. Basically, his only friend's Toby, though Emma has pity on him.
Then there's a special cliffhanger: Rick, Jimmy, Toby, and Emma represent Degrassi on a trivia show, but Alex, Jay, and Spinner decide to set it up so Rick will be covered in yellow paint and feathers at the end. Raditch allows Rick to take the rest of the day off, but instead, Rick comes back with a gun. While Rick's cleaning up, Spinner forces Jay into the bathroom to talk about whether or not to confess and, after noticing Rick's shoes in the stall, they frame Jimmy. Rick shoots Jimmy and is ready to shoot Emma. Sean tries talking him down and that fails, so Sean overpowers Rick. Rick squeezes the trigger, fatally wounding himself. Then there's a scene where Hazel learns that Jimmy's in the hospital.
Suffice it to say, the rest of the fourth season will focus on this.
- jonb,
dukey85135 -- I should explain for anyone here the difference between Degrassi and 90210. Degrassi's more realistic: The kids are middle-class or poorer, main characters aren't immune to tragedy, and the plotline is serial, not circular (e.g., not everything's okay in the end). Finally, whenever someone on Degrassi starts following their dreams with no regard to others, it ends in disaster.
I actually consider Degrassi vs. 90210 representative of the basic divide along the 49th parallel. Especially since one reason CBC wouldn't sell Degrassi was because Spelling wanted creative control.
I actually consider Degrassi vs. 90210 representative of the basic divide along the 49th parallel. Especially since one reason CBC wouldn't sell Degrassi was because Spelling wanted creative control.
txquis said:
Really? I've never heard that number being given before, txquis, just that the lad has a hung reputation and the many shots of his bulge in "Die Mommie Die" indicate a substantial amount! His character's bragging about it sure was convincing -- so much that I'm inclined to think it's bigger than the average.
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