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Post Color Run shower time.
Oh god!
My jaw actually dropped, Just Damn…
Guess I need to do the color run now
That guy on the left is always so fucking hot and adorable and everything. he makes me want to cry.
(Source: brutesndaddies)
The calendar is, unsurprisingly, behind schedule. I’ve got two more shoots to finish before I can send it off to the printer.
These last two shoots require the more difficult to attain props. I wasn’t able to finish today’s shoot because we were chased off the construction site immediately after taking this photo…will try again tomorrow.
Interested in pre-ordering my charity calendar? 100% of proceeds go to the AIDs Emergency Fund, learn more here.
After my morning ritual, Master tossed me onto the bed to mark me. Big bruises on my neck I wear with pride to tell the world I am his. Thank you, Master, thank you for letting me be your pup. Everyday is a chance to earn my place as yours and make you proud.
You make me so proud, pup.
Since I started training with you, you’ve grown tremendously. Your ass alone has grown 8-inches, I can’t keep my hands off it. Grrr!
Looking forward to tonight…
Discounted because the ass was missing.
Should I get them? Yay or Nay?
![noodlesandbeef:
Excerpt from my Quora response to the question “What is everyday life like for a bodybuilder with huge muscles?”
I’m a hobbyist bodybuilder, and while I don’t consider myself very large (please see: What does it feel like to have Body Dysmorphic Disorder?), thats how most people describe me. I started bodybuilding at 140lbs and have been as big as 260lbs
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I always opt for the disabled person stall. Going into anything smaller is like funneling a bull into a kennel. My shoulders graze the stall walls, I turn to sit and my thighs fight for room with the toilet paper dispenser; the ordeal leaves me winded and frustrated.
Airplane seats are no better. Not that I’ve ever heard anyone say they enjoy sitting in an airplane seat, but watching the pained expressions of people as I explain I’m sitting beside them. Thats rough. I might as well be telling them we’re sharing a seat for a trans-continental flight. I tuck my arms in and try to make myself as small as possible, not because I want to, but I sympathize with the other passengers. Nobody wants my arm taking up both arm rests and half their seat.
Read the full response on Quora here.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/c74111eedc743ff0c1400bb62562cbde/tumblr_mnzgq7geGG1qbbjkro1_250.jpg)
Excerpt from my Quora response to the question “What is everyday life like for a bodybuilder with huge muscles?”
I’m a hobbyist bodybuilder, and while I don’t consider myself very large (please see: What does it feel like to have Body Dysmorphic Disorder?), thats how most people describe me. I started bodybuilding at 140lbs and have been as big as 260lbs
[ … ]
I always opt for the disabled person stall. Going into anything smaller is like funneling a bull into a kennel. My shoulders graze the stall walls, I turn to sit and my thighs fight for room with the toilet paper dispenser; the ordeal leaves me winded and frustrated.
Airplane seats are no better. Not that I’ve ever heard anyone say they enjoy sitting in an airplane seat, but watching the pained expressions of people as I explain I’m sitting beside them. Thats rough. I might as well be telling them we’re sharing a seat for a trans-continental flight. I tuck my arms in and try to make myself as small as possible, not because I want to, but I sympathize with the other passengers. Nobody wants my arm taking up both arm rests and half their seat.
Finally warm enough to do the February shoot: car wash. Here’s an outtake.
Learn more about my calendar project here: http://noodlesandbeef.com/calendar
(Source: male-pulchritude)
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