The first thing you may notice about Sean Cody’s new sensation Travis is how big he is. Even at the tender young age of 21 he already has massive arms and quite the well defined physique. He was a wrestler in high school and now he boxes to stay fit. Along the way there was a fair amount of weight lifting too course. It’s how he got so damn big. One thing about big guys is whether they’re going to be aggressive or what. However, Travis turned out to be a total sweetheart and answered all the embarrassing questions Sean Cody came up with.
“Do you always play with your butt when you jack off?” we asked him. “Yeah,” he said shyly. Well who could blame him for wanting to touch that ass of his?! Check out how sculpted it is! A stud is not a stud unless he’s got a great pair of buttocks on him. Travis has that in spades to put it mildly. Of course, that isn’t the only great feature on this hunk. See for yourselves….
Ahh yes, that lustful look of concentration on a bloke’s face as he beats his meat and fingers his tight asshole. Travis sure looks inviting like that on the floor doesn’t he? Indeed.
There we get a better perspective of Travis’ whole body as he beats off. Fuck what a gorgeous man he is. Nothing was said about his sexual orientation, but something tells me he might be open to try some new things. Let’s hope so!
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Posted on 8th April 2009 by RDude
The Master Cleanse is a modified juice fast developed by Stanley Borroughs more than 60 years ago. Burroughs’s booklet “The Master Cleanser,” which describes the fast is still in print, but lacks details and may leave the reader with more than a few unanswered questions. Peter Glickman, while searching for the means to reclaim his own health, discovered the Master Cleanse and did it for the first time in January of 2003. Glickman was so pleased with his results from the fast that he decided to add an electronic bulletin board to his raw food Web site to help spread the word about the Master Cleanse and to provide a forum where interested participants could share their experiences and ask those questions not answered by Burroughs’s book.
The positive response to the Master Cleanse bulletin board and the lack of details in Burroughs’s booklet led Glickman to write a more detailed book on the Master Cleanse titled “Lose Weight, Have More Energy
Gday! Excellent idea, but might this actually work?
GAYLE