Never be in Chicago. If it be like Detroit, as hear it be, there is no romance nor exotic.
What does THIS queer know ?
Do creep into the down town Detroit Renaissance buildings and find many oddities of no personal interest. Many await down stairs but are equally uninteresting. End up finding sexier ting a thingings one block north of Eight Mile Road after Detroit’s Palmer Park gay city dies out and do leave there.
— OH ! The guy posing above ! Charlie J Dixon ! Certain Detroiters would addict him to heroin against his will, as do see five times, and make him their girl friend. Do live and walk on Eight Mile Road and see little. One block north, and plus, of three counties, and see a new thing.
As indicate, know nothing of Chicago.
Its amazing how much the water quality on Lake Michigan has improved since I was a kid in the 1960s. Back then the water was silty and dirty, now it almost looks like the ocean. Back long ago it looked like a huge bucket of olive drab paint, now you can see the bottom when standing on a pier.
In the 1960s that high rise in his ‘arms up’ photo, the one with the antenna on the roof, it was the tallest structure in the city (the Prudential Building). Times and boys have changed a lot since then. Despite all its troubles, its still a great city. Good food too. Great pizza if you love deep dish.
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Yep pretty hot but a professional exhibitionist.
Too exotic for a “Charlie.” How about Sabastian or Balthazar? Beautiful either way.
That is Lake Michigan in Chicago. Exotic place for an English lad. That’s the South Loop on the left, and SOM’s Sears Tower on the right.
Never be in Chicago. If it be like Detroit, as hear it be, there is no romance nor exotic.
What does THIS queer know ?
Do creep into the down town Detroit Renaissance buildings and find many oddities of no personal interest. Many await down stairs but are equally uninteresting. End up finding sexier ting a thingings one block north of Eight Mile Road after Detroit’s Palmer Park gay city dies out and do leave there.
— OH ! The guy posing above ! Charlie J Dixon ! Certain Detroiters would addict him to heroin against his will, as do see five times, and make him their girl friend. Do live and walk on Eight Mile Road and see little. One block north, and plus, of three counties, and see a new thing.
As indicate, know nothing of Chicago.
Its amazing how much the water quality on Lake Michigan has improved since I was a kid in the 1960s. Back then the water was silty and dirty, now it almost looks like the ocean. Back long ago it looked like a huge bucket of olive drab paint, now you can see the bottom when standing on a pier.
In the 1960s that high rise in his ‘arms up’ photo, the one with the antenna on the roof, it was the tallest structure in the city (the Prudential Building). Times and boys have changed a lot since then. Despite all its troubles, its still a great city. Good food too. Great pizza if you love deep dish.