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[Evil_Geoff]

... Antonio's voice can do "it" for me.

*LOL* She drools until he starts talking... janey's comment to Antonio Banderas in her fantasy:

"Shut the fuck up, don't say a word! Get naked and fuck me, but don't talk!"

 

[neonflux]

I love this one! Look me up when you get here x

Wanna come with? I have room in my steamer trunk

 

[Ebonyfire]

The hunky looking ones just get younger and younger these days. I feel like such a perve . . .

*chuckles*

Fury

I am a perv. My boy toy is 30.

Eb

 

[FurryFury]

I am a perv. My boy toy is 30.

Eb

*smiles*

Fury

 

[FurryFury]

*LOL* She drools until he starts talking... janey's comment to Antonio Banderas in her fantasy:

"Shut the fuck up, don't say a word! Get naked and fuck me, but don't talk!"

That would be my comment to most guys. LOL. Not Antonio though, his voice is very warm and sensual IMO.

Fury

 

[FurryFury]

Doesn't have to. I just changed my message, and wanted to share

King Con was the last novel of his I read - and truly enjoyed it, too.

And on the hunky guys track - Hugh Jackman and Russel Crowe are high points on my extremely short list of famous guys I would refer to as "hot" in public. Sellek and Garner both had their time, and their own charm, though. Sellek's voice was a little whiny, though...(or maybe Magnum was just written that way.)

I've read a couple of his, I can't remember the titles and liked them very much.

I'm not into Crowe or Jackman though.

Fury

 

[nymphee]

Wanna come with? I have room in my steamer trunk

Well, I'm already in Paris but if you can figure out a way of getting us back to the 1930s, I'd be entirely at your disposal!

<Prays that Sir doesn't wander in on this conversation>

 

[neonflux]

Well, I'm already in Paris but if you can figure out a way of getting us back to the 1930s, I'd be entirely at your disposal!

<Prays that Sir doesn't wander in on this conversation>

I thought that was what time machines were for! Didn't Jules Verne live in Paris when he was writing? Time travel? The 1930's? The 1830's? George Sand? Ohhhhh, now this is getting intriguing!