so you guys/gals dont agree on the sexual practices of Mr. Christian xxx gay/cum eating porno Stud boy ?

I can't keep up. First he's a Musketeer, and now he's Manolito?

El, he was Manolito first. Don't tell me you never heard of Big John, Buck, Blue Boy and the gang? Aw, man...

At least he's getting licked by a she and not a he or "indeterminate"...

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Be weary of any "lawyer" in worn out $20 payless shoes getting licked in public by black hookers.

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Wow dude congrats on your new tranny dvd you made the back with nice big cum dripping from your mouth plus I see they changed your name too Wians???

- Studio: BTG Entertainment
- Featuring: Vicki Richter, Guitar, Andreia, Ming Tiger, Urusla
- Year: 2007
- Info: TGirl Fantasies Vol.11 features AVN Award winnder Vicki Richter with porn stud Christian Wians. Then off to Brazil to see Adnreia with a sexy genetic girl and Ursula with a Brazilian boy. Finally we have Thai TGrirls Ming Tiger and Guitar in a surprising scene with the Demure Guitar topping the normally dominant Ming.
- Category: asian, brazil

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[ed: enough with the tranny pics, just link it]

Don't expect a response from CXXX. He has moved. A Bornyo blow unintentionally found his achilles heel.

Though he could be lurking.

Is this from She-Male Bareback Sandwich?

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Syphilis rise in U.S.: gay, bisexual men causes worry



--Reuters


WASHINGTON - Syphilis has risen sharply among gay and bisexual men in the United States this decade, driving up the country's rate for the disease and placing these men at higher risk for AIDS, federal health officials say.

Since dropping to the lowest level on record in 2000, the U.S. rate of syphilis, a sexually transmitted bacterial disease, has risen steadily, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention officials said on Friday.

The rate rose five years in a row through 2005, the most recent year for which the CDC had figures.
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Gay and bisexual men accounted for 7 percent of syphilis cases in 2000 but more than 60 percent in 2005, CDC experts estimated.

"The most devastating consequence of this increase in syphilis cases would be an increase in the rates of HIV infection," said Dr. Khalil Ghanem of Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore.

"Syphilis and HIV have a close, deadly symbiotic relationship."

CDC epidemiologist Dr. James Heffelfinger said syphilis, like many other sexually transmitted diseases, raises the likelihood of infection by or transmission of the human immunodeficiency virus, which causes AIDS.

Syphilis raises these risks by an estimated two to five times, he said.

Condom use can greatly reduce the risk of getting syphilis, which is readily curable with antibiotics in its early stages but capable of causing severe medical problems and even death if left untreated.

"We are seeing that syphilis is on the rise among a very specific subset of gay men: those who are having a great deal of sex with multiple sex partners," said Joel Ginsberg, executive director of the Gay and Lesbian Medical Association in San Francisco.

Many are HIV-infected or test positive for HIV for the first time when they learn they have syphilis, he said.
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'WHY BOTHER?'

"Among these men, there seems to be decreased condom use, perhaps related to an attitude of 'I already have HIV, so why bother?' or because HIV is seen as a chronic disease that can be managed well with medications," Ginsberg said.

Tremendous progress was made against syphilis in the 1990s. In 1999, the CDC announced an initiative to fully eliminate it from the United States.

After reaching 50,000 cases and a rate of 20.3 cases per 100,000 people in 1990 -- the highest since 1949 -- public health efforts helped drive down the rate to 2.1 per 100,000 people in 2000.

But the rate rose to 3 per 100,000 in 2005, with 8,724 cases, the CDC said.

"We're concerned that we're seeing this upturn among men who have sex with men because it could foreshadow bigger increases," CDC epidemiologist Dr. Hillard Weinstock said.

Ghanem of Johns Hopkins faulted the gay and bisexual community, public health leaders and the medical establishment for failing to get across a message of prevention, citing "safe-sex fatigue" after the advent of powerful AIDS drugs in the 1990s.

"Once these wonder drugs came along, patients no longer saw HIV as a death sentence, and clinicians unfortunately became more lackadaisical about conveying prevention messages," Ghanem said.
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Use of a smokable form of the illegal drug methamphetamine known as "crystal meth" also is associated with unsafe sexual practices linked to syphilis, Ghanem said.

The syphilis rate among men is nearly six times higher than for women. The vast majority of male cases is among gays and bisexuals.

LA Daily News: Some Porn Studios are Flouting Condom Rules; A State Law is Overdue


Dr. Peter R. Kerndt,: HIV screening policies are inadequate

--on the web


Porn Valley- Three years after an HIV outbreak rocked the San Fernando Valley's adult-entertainment industry, Los Angeles health officials say production studios have failed to maintain rigorous safety standards and are imperiling hundreds of performers.

While no cases have been reported since four adult-movie performers tested positive for HIV in April 2004, health officials say they are increasingly concerned that nearly all studios have dropped — or never even adopted — strict condoms-only policies.

Worried about the potential for another HIV outbreak, a coalition of public, nonprofit and academic health leaders has been lobbying state lawmakers to tighten regulations.

"The reality is, an HIV epidemic could happen tomorrow," said Paula Tavrow, adjunct assistant professor in the community health sciences department at the University of California, Los Angeles. "We have no safeguards in place to prevent that."

The 2004 outbreak prompted studios to impose a temporary moratorium on production. Amid calls for government regulation, many also required performers to use condoms during filming even though studio executives worried about a potential loss in revenue because of the restrictions. Some were concerned that condoms would ruin the on-camera aesthetic of films' sex scenes.

Today, however, industry officials say almost all studios have reverted to condom-optional policies and instead rely on periodic health screenings — a practice their lobbyists defend as effective and comprehensive.

But Dr. Peter R. Kerndt, director of the sexually transmitted disease program with the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, says periodic screening is inadequate.

Officials note that the male actor believed to have transmitted HIV to three female performers through unprotected sex in 2004 also had been regularly tested.

"They've totally relapsed," said Kerndt, who has provided technical support to the coalition lobbying for tighter legislation. "It's like it never happened. There's little regard and no protection for the people who work in this industry."

Kerndt said advocates, including the Los Angeles-based AIDS Health Care Foundation, have had difficulty finding a lawmaker to author tougher legislation.

Foundation President Michael Weinstein said his organization has talked with many legislators but none has signed on.

"This is a worker health-and-safety issue, a women's issue, a human-rights issue," Kerndt said. "This is the last at-risk population exposed unnecessarily to the risk of HIV and a host of other sexually transmitted diseases."

John Schunhoff, county Department of Public Health chief deputy director, said the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors and county health officials have supported efforts to make the industry safer, but so far have opted against sponsoring a bill.

"We have to pick our battles," Schunhoff said, although he noted health officials still might weigh in if there is an amended bill this session.

"If there is an opportunity of our becoming more active and to really make a difference, we'll do so," he said.

Sharon Mitchell, a founder and executive director of the Adult Industry Medical Health Care Foundation in Sherman Oaks, said condoms should be used, but mandating them could backfire.

Mitchell said "renegade" performers could just go underground and even give up the current monthly voluntary testing.

"They'll run for the hills," Mitchell said. "This is a population, you tell them to do something, and they won't do anything.

"We're not in the real world, we're in the world of porn."

Mitchell, a former adult-film star who helped launch nationwide regular testing in the porn industry for HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases after an HIV outbreak in 1998, also questioned the political will to enforce tougher regulations.

"People want their potholes filled. Who's going to pay for inspectors to sit around and watch people put on a condom?"

In the past decade, 17 adult-entertainment performers have tested positive for HIV, including two male performers who infected a total of nine women. Testing caught six others before the virus could be passed on, she said.

Tavrow — who hosted a UCLA round table last fall on the issue with academics, lawyers, legislators' representatives, and porn producers and performers — said a state law is overdue.

"Everyone knows from a health (perspective) this is a slam dunk, but there is just so much sensitivity," Tavrow said. "Few legislative offices see a large grass-roots constituency for it. Senators and Assembly members say, 'What's in it for me? Will this win me votes?' A lot of people are worried to be painted with the porn brush, as it were. They don't want to come out as 'Mr. Porn.'"

State Sen. Sheila Kuehl, D-Los Angeles, who chairs the Senate's Health Committee, said the subject is an important workplace issue.

But she said there has been little support for tougher legislation because health officials have been unwilling or unable to do the work required, HIV activists haven't rallied behind it and hundreds of other measures compete for lawmakers' attention.

Assemblyman Lloyd Levine, D-Van Nuys, whose district office is in one of the largest porn-production clusters in the Valley, declined to comment on the issue.

Under current state code, employers face civil penalties for failing to protect employees from possible exposure to blood-borne pathogens.

But Len Welsh, acting chief of the California Occupational Safety and Health Administration, said his agency has difficulty enforcing the regulation in the porn industry because most performers are not full-time studio employees.

"We've had round-table discussions how to get at it and no one seems to have a good answer," Welsh said. "It's one of those things like immigration: Everyone agrees it's a problem, but no one has a solution."

Kerndt said the California Department of Public Health could tighten enforcement if legislators demand it.

But Matt Gray, a Sacramento lobbyist for the Free Speech Coalition, an adult-entertainment trade association based in Canoga Park, said the industry already employs reasonable safeguards for performers and notes that even condoms are not fail-safe.

Lawmakers also have little interest in opening a debate that would include First Amendment and censorship issues, Gray said.

"Only places like communist China step in and try to regulate how people have sex," he said.

Wicked Pictures in Canoga Park is one studio that has maintained a condoms-only policy.

"How do you make that decision and then unmake that decision?" Steve Orenstein, Wicked's president and owner, said of porn studios' 2004 announcement of the policy. "A bunch of companies stood up and said, 'Here's what we're going to do,' and today we're the only ones still doing it."

Vivid Entertainment, the region's largest adult-entertainment company, uses a condom-optional policy in which female performers decide whether to use safe-sex practices.

Company officials said they're comfortable with the policy because performers are regularly screened for HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases.

"The reality is that there are not many girls who request condoms and we don't look at girls who do (request them) any differently then girls that don't," said Steven Hirsch, Vivid's co-chairman. "We use the girl who best fits the part."

But Bob McCulloch, a Woodland Hills attorney who represented actor Darren James in 2004 when he tested positive for HIV, said condoms are the only way to make the industry safe.

James tested negative for HIV on Feb. 12, 2004, before performing unprotected sex acts for an adult film in Brazil. He tested negative for HIV again on March 17, 2004.

Between March 17 and April 9, 2004, he performed unprotected sex acts with 13 female partners who previously had tested negative for HIV, according to a final report published in the January issue of Clinical Infectious Diseases.

On April 9, James tested positive for HIV. Three of the women he had unprotected sex with also later tested positive.

"This is not a preventative system," McCulloch said. "It's a 'reduce your damages' system. The system currently is designed to sacrifice a small number of people who, no question about it, are going to get it, and then limit the damage.

"It's a system that has damage control, but not prevention."

I hear hes still a fag

You're right Darth, I'm sorry you're such a worthless cunt that even Christian won't let you suck his dick.
To hell with him anyways Darth, I'll fuck you in the ass! Although I'm sure my strap-on in you're ass will probably be alot like throwing a hot dog down a hallway, I'll bring my ironing board to be certain I don't fall in.....

Now stop fucking with me bitch I'm a big boobie verbal ninja, ask you're daddy about me.

lol at least he's not denying it like that faggot Grant that posts here. I don't care if he takes cock up the ass for money, I really don't, but please don't be a hypocrit about it.

ed: SL tradition is to post shit as an insider or to have sources. Do it or take this petty stick fight into the MonkeyCage.

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I'm not sure I get the full nuance of this reference, but it's damn funny.

Morgan Bailey comes to the Top Tranny set from the Midwest. She wants to try out with photographer Christian. She heard from previous girls that the ANTT photogs are ready willing and very able. Morgan finds out the hard way that her friends were right. Christian delivers one helluva sweaty fuckfest! Morgan leaves the set with great photos and her hole happily gaped!
America's Next Top Tranny - Season 5 - Release Date: Sep 26, 2009


talking about teeth as an indicator of health and hygiene

Does the release date necessarily mean when it was shot?

nah, but it was shot pretty recently.

Good Lord. Why tattoos on both ass cheeks??

Why isn't Dana Dearmond not on that list?

Oh, it says 'working with she-males', not 'being she-males'.

Sorry.

there are a lot more girls than that who have worked with TS girls on camera.

Somebody should tell him those are boys and to stop fucking boys in the ass. It's nasty.

And fucking proud of it!!! Should have done more while I was in the biz. Transexuals, and men in make-up, or masks, fucking turn me on!!

Now that I am an old has been hag, I'm finding that my sexual appitite has finally gotten here...Go fig. [image]http://xa.yimg.com/kq/groups/22565918/tn/44816413/name/n_a[/image] [image]http://xa.yimg.com/kq/groups/22565918/tn/44816413/name/n_a[/image] [image]http://xa.yimg.com/kq/groups/22565918/tn/44816413/name/n_a[/image] [image]http://wac.0a96.edgecastcdn.net/000A96/img/sc1/t/trantastic@2_1_t.jpg[/image] [image]http://wac.0a96.edgecastcdn.net/000A96/img/sc1/t/trantastic@2_1_t.jpg[/image]


ah shit, i dont know how to properly post pics. Well, I hope that you'all get the point anyhow.
P.S. Enough with the shit talking about newbies in the industry, give them a fucking break.

just copy and paste the addy, for the pic

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And fucking proud of it!!! Should have done more while I was in the biz. Transexuals, and men in make-up, or masks, fucking turn me on!!

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...You forgot drunks from the Howard Stern show...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=leKHzzdDp0g&feature=related

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@cindy crawford - skip to 55:00

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maybe that nigger should buy a shirt before he wastes his money on rims...

That won't stream for shit ! Dude sounds and even looks a little like M. Tyson ....not good !

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