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[Ken Nitsua]

In today's New York Times online Home & Garden section:

The Allure of the Tool Belt: amid the chaos of renovation, sparks can fly between a lonely client and her contractor.

http://www.nytimes.com/pages/garden/index.html?8dpc

Best,

Ken

 

[Selena_Kitt]

This line:

"It was just bad form. It’s like a shrink-client, or a student-teacher relationship. It may not be jailable, but in many respects it’s similar. Contractors and women at home, it’s shooting fish in a barrel.”


I smell a loving wives story.... <grin>


I've always had contractor fantasies... we had the sexiest guy build our deck out back a couple years ago... he was working all by himself in the summer heat without a shirt, wearing that tool belt.... yeeeeeeeeeeesh!!

It's a good thing I write stories and don't have to live any of this out!

 

[Guest]

 

[Selena_Kitt]

I had cradle-robbing fantasies about the baby plumber who came to my house a couple of months ago--barely looked 18, but hot as hell.

I did write about him, but from my dog's point of view rather than mine.

LOL!!!!

Yeah, those handymen... there's something about 'em...

and the young ones, with those baby faces just out of high school or their first year in college, working for summer cash? Good Lord... shoot me now...

 

[3113]

In today's New York Times online Home & Garden section:

The Allure of the Tool Belt: amid the chaos of renovation, sparks can fly between a lonely client and her contractor.

http://www.nytimes.com/pages/garden/index.html?8dpc

Ken! You posted a thread here on AH! Is this your first? Lost your cherry?

It's a good one, too. Toolbelt, huh? Let's go beyond "Loving Wives"--I see "Toys and Masterbation...."

 

[Ken Nitsua]

Hey 3113!

Ken! You posted a thread here on AH! Is this your first? Lost your cherry?

It's a good one, too. Toolbelt, huh? Let's go beyond "Loving Wives"--I see "Toys and Masterbation...."

It just may be the first thread I've started, yes--it's only my twelfth post.

Gay men have been on to the "allure of the tool belt" for years. It's amusing to see the mainstream world finally catching up ;-).

Best,

Ken