Archive for June, 2006

Exquisite Corpse, V33.2

Posted by Paul Brown | Filed under Exquisite Corpse, Poetry | Jun 26, 2006 | Tags: , | 1 Comment

Thanks to everyone who played this last round of Everyone’s Favorite Online Collaborative Poetry Game™, Exquisite Corpse: David (annoyinghandle), darkphuque, thom413, profkampf, tbone1961, buckinva, popebuck1, TruckerBear, zbear20, Hot Throbbing White Trash (bobaloo), Richard (bear_with_me), , and jason_the_great. Gloved thumb, clockwise rotation. caresses tightly, touches lightly, stings slightly, repeated nightly. Always politely Perky! Spritely! Fondling lobes, ...Read more.

Sprinting Through Pride

Posted by Paul Brown | Filed under Life in San Francisco | Jun 26, 2006 | Tags: , | Comments Off

After Saturday’s Dim Sum’s Sprint through my intestines, I was feeling a little haggard, even with all the water I started drinking Sunday morning, but I trooped on down to Beale Street to find Foggy City Dancer’s contingent in the Pride Parade. After searching around for a bit, I discovered them near the bears and ...Read more.

Like Butter in a Churn

Posted by Paul Brown | Filed under Life in San Francisco | Jun 24, 2006 | Tags: , | Comments Off

This morning’s client was lovely to work with. After he left, I quickly rinsed off in the shower and threw on some dry clothes for my 2pm lunch date. He drove in from the East Bay and we went over to Clement Street to pick up some dim sum, then off to Stow Lake. The ...Read more.

Synovial Emptying

Posted by Paul Brown | Filed under Uncategorized | Jun 23, 2006 | Tags: | Comments Off

The first Kinesiology class was today, but first up, the Bones and Muscles test. A 60 question fill in the blanks on the skeleton and musculature drawings. One guess how I did… *yawn* Boredom really sucks. Today in Kinesiology, we discuss the three types of joints: Fibrous (synarthrotic): no or very slight movement, such as ...Read more.

Saintly Patience

Posted by Paul Brown | Filed under Uncategorized | Jun 22, 2006 | Tags: | Comments Off

OK, so maybe I’m not a saint; I knew there would be trouble when I chose the worst student in class to partner with for the Swedish Massage eval next week. And yesterday her casual and sloppy hands across my nipples was more than a little disconcerting. And maybe her sharp long fingernails raking on ...Read more.

Profkampf’s LJ Card Deck Entry

Posted by Paul Brown | Filed under Uncategorized | Jun 22, 2006 | Tags: , | Comments Off

Here’s my entry to profkampf‘s LJ Deck of Cards Project. Clicking the image reveals the full-sized version. It was fun to do, and I am amazed at extraordinary talent displayed by the other participants, but I think the joke has gone over everyone’s heads.

Popular, I know about popular

Posted by Paul Brown | Filed under Uncategorized | Jun 20, 2006 | Tags: | Comments Off

So, I wonder, do the physically attractive have an easier time building social networks than the less physically attractive? I mean attractive in the context of the bear community, with its emphasis on secondary male sexual characteristics as a sign of beauty. Do you think that if someone is considered to be more attractive that ...Read more.

Papa Paul?

Posted by Paul Brown | Filed under Life in San Francisco | Jun 20, 2006 | Tags: , | Comments Off

I love the irony of coming out as a submissive bottom, and then suddenly finding myself just wanting to bang the otter pups and beefy cubbies all the time. What’s up with that? I mean, my dick has suddenly been rock hard all the time and just finding its way into the throats and butts ...Read more.

‘boards – Screening Room

Posted by Paul Brown | Filed under Uncategorized | Jun 20, 2006 | Tags: | Comments Off

Thanks to Mondragon for linking to this surreal and bizarre commercial. I really don’t know what exactly to say about it. Comments? ‘boards – Screening Room

20 Drops

Posted by Paul Brown | Filed under Life in San Francisco, Poetry | Jun 19, 2006 | Tags: , , , , | Comments Off

Walked like a finely tuned construct over to a reminiscent part of the Castro to have a conversation, then walked back. The noteworthy part of the walk back was where I walked up Steiner from Duboce Park to Fell Street, then down to that humble palace, UGH. Mindful of my body’s need for water, I ...Read more.

Allemande Left and Weave (five-six-seven-eight)

Posted by Paul Brown | Filed under Life in San Francisco | Jun 18, 2006 | Tags: , | Comments Off

Saturday morning, I had a massage client, was done by 12:30, then John and I went grocery shopping. I made some roll-ups to take to the Foggy City Dancer’s Pre-Pride/Pre-Convention dance. 10 burrito sized flour tortillas 1.5 pounds sliced ham (or prosciutto) 2 8-oz packages cream cheese 2 red peppers horseradish to taste (I used ...Read more.

Exquisite Corpse, V32.2

Posted by Paul Brown | Filed under Exquisite Corpse, Poetry | Jun 16, 2006 | Tags: , | Comments Off

Thanks to everyone who played this round of Exquisite Corspe: Eric (furtummy), darkphuque, Rocco Pizzoferrato (foodpoisoningsf): Dancing through life like rose petals in the wind Only when the breeze is behind you you have no idea who’s blowing But the petals drift to an fro, like softly scented pink snowflakes they touch my nose and ...Read more.

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