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Sunny Games: In the Heat of the Moment!

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Edmond Simpson "Unaware" (07-26)
Sunny Games: In the Heat of the Moment!
If I get on top you’re gonna lose your mind.
Now that is a perfect bottom boy ass. Nice tan lines as well.
Bear & Twink Go To The Gym
...In those Autumn days of 1978, I had turned 18 and was in search of freedom and adventure and found myself at an artist’s studio in a town was then “Dead Bank”. It all seems so charmingly bohemian as I look back upon it now. Grace Graupe Pillard was a talented young artist challenging me to look straight ahead as my shyness prevented it. I was Richie until Grace told me I was much too handsome for Richie and then I became Richard (as I have remained). It was my coming of age tale, a shaking off of suburban dust and understanding the outsider, me. I was learning and creating myself to be who I wanted to be. I stood naked and a bit unsure, unaccustomed to this new authenticity before the age of New wave and the dying days of Disco, when beauty was in the sunlight streaming through the windows on a late afternoon…Richard Stabbert
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Could you come back later mate. I am just about to have my lunch. I guess its cake for lunch then.
He knew his part had had a nude scene in the play. He was prepared for that.
What he wasn't prepared for was that the nude scene occurred right before Intermission and that he would be left there in front of the curtain the entire time until the Second Act started.
So when the House Lights came back on after the First Act ended and the audience saw the blushing naked boy still out on stage; they were elated.
Pictures weren't allowed during the show, but no one said anything about Intermission.
Louis Fratino