Mark Arbour

I inhale. :-)

And isn't it odd that colon cancer is more prevalent?

Yep...they're teenagers.

July 15, 2000 Claremont, OH Gathan “Mmmmm,” Kristin moaned as I nuzzled my mouth into her neck. I was spooned up behind her and I had wrapped my arms around her, holding her back against my chest. My hard dick slid against her pussy, and she reflexively adjusted her body so it slid right in. I moved in and out of her slowly, telling her how much I enjoyed her, how good she felt, and how beautiful she was, while my hands explored her body. I moved my good hand down to her pus

NYC is so vibrant. I was in Paris this summer and everything closed at midnight. A Parisian reminded me that Paris is the city of lights. If I wanted night time activities, I needed to go to NYC (the city that never sleeps)

I remembered those days when families stuck to one car brand.

Just to clarify things, I actually have most of the 9/11 scenario written in my head. Right now, I'm lacking the details on the buildings, etc.

So to speak. You're hilarious I think he needs one person at a time, or one man at a time. Notice how he goes through these periods when he doesn't have a man and he seems a bit like a ship without a rudder? I think you're right, in that he would have a hard time just being with one guy. God help him when peace finally rolls around. But he seems to migrate to relationships. I see George as someone who likes being in love, and the sensations that come from the emotion itself.

I think that would be completely anachronistic. They actually did have condoms back in those days, they just weren't very popular and weren't widely used. They didn't worry about "safe sex" because they had no idea what that meant. The big diseases were gonorrhea and syphilis. Many men thought that if you got those, you could get rid of it by having sex with a "clean" person. They didn't even understand the concept of germs and infections back then, and thought of them as "evil humors." I think it's interesting to note how different things were mere 200 years ago from a medical perspective. Personally, I don't think that safe sex comments need to be everywhere, but that's because I think the problems people who read this story will face are not a lack of knowledge about the dangers of unprotected sex, but a behavioral problem in that they know they shouldn't but they do it anyway. I'm no one's moral police (and if the thought of that doesn't make you laugh your ass off...me as the moral police..I don't know what will). Good point.

You every try traveling through New Jersey air space? Delays there are mandatory (sure seems that way)!

"Influence" was the key back then, and George is blessed with it. Check out that article I posted on the forums.

You'll see JP evolve as a person. I don't think he's a man of character yet, although that definition is certainly subjective. I think he's at that stage where he's trying to fathom through all of his values and figure out how they co-exist within him.

In 1976, Arthur Gilbert published a paper titled"Buggery and the British Navy, 1700-1861." Gilbert spent much time focusing on how the attitude toward homosexuality both ashore and at sea softened and hardened over the years, depending on the various challenges Britain faced. Putting that aside, Gilbert showed that besides desertion, buggery was the crime that was most often punished by execution. Gilbert would argue indirectly that it was a rare event (buggery), and when discovered, it was punished severely. From his article: I'm not sure his data support that conclusion. I'm not sure there is data to support that conclusion. Cecil Adams wrote a derivative article on the topic, which is interesting. I'm wondering if buggery wasn't much more widespread than we would otherwise believe. It seems to me that with social crimes like this, the punishments often get severe when things get out of hand. It would be possible that when it became a "problem", the Admiralty would crack down hard, just to make an example pour encourager les autres.

It feels that way because I'm the author, and my fans are suspect.

I think the actual control in that relationship is much more evenly matched than it seems.

I think so. ;-)

Happy Birthday!

LOL. Thanks for the review. As your read the series, I'll be interested to hear what you think. This was my first story, and my writing has evolved since I wrote it.

Either hot or cold? Possibly. ;-)

Absolutely. It's only the fundamentalist Christians we send packing (not really, we keep them around for S&M entertainment).

Glad you liked it. I have emoticon envy. Chartley may turn out to be interesting.

Fair winds? Good luck with that.

Gloriously beautiful weather here in the middle of the US, at least for right now! For you Bridgemont fans, I posted a new chapter!

October, 1796 Dinner had ended up being a grand affair, with all of his officers as well as Perkins. Granger had used the opportunity to brief them on their new orders. He thought about how similar that had been to his initial meeting with Darby, and how he’d postponed their more intimate meal in the same fashion. These comparisons with Darby put a damper on Granger’s mood until he looked over at Perkins and felt the lust within him surge forward, blocking out all of those log

I'm a long ways away from writing the next CAP story (at least a month or three), but it will encompass 9/11/01 and the tragedies that happened that day. I'm wondering if anyone out there is familiar with the World Trade Center, specifically with the building that was hit second? I need someone to help guide me through the events in that building on 9/11, but barring that, to at least help me get the building geography right. You can respond to this thread or e-mail me at: markarbour2000@yahoo.com. Or you can PM me...that works too...but my folder is almost full and I'm too busy to empty it out right now.