Paul Pratt is back at Fratboy and this time he’s dipped into the 8teenboy model pool. This big bro, lil bro combo had us wondering, which one would wear the other out sooner? The sexual energy that Kyle Ross brings is something we noticed right away when we signed this bottom boy exclusive, but the carnal appetite that Paul brings seems to be never ending. The warnings were given to Kyle and away they went to film their sex scene.
It wasn’t long before Kyle and Paul took their first break during filming. Kyle came out to the model lounge and gasped “This fucker is crazy!” Only 15 minutes in and the sweat was already dripping from the skinny twink’s hair and down his smooth body. Ross soon caught his breathe and was ready to finish the ride of his life. Be sure to catch this power bottom meeting his match this Friday via Fratboy.com
Have not been a fan of Paul’s in the past, but he gave an awesome performance here, but then again, he seemed to have a very hot and willing partner. Kyle took that pounding with style. Hats off to both of them.
Paul is hot! Glad to see him back.
I was wondering, would you be able to post any more Jesse Starr? I know he’s long retired, but maybe some old outtakes from DVD cover shoots or something? 🙂
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Although I’m not writing spclfiicaely in regards to McKee, I figured this was a recent post and I’d like to pose a question to those on the site; do you oppose racism in all it’s forms? Or just with regards to white supremacist groups? The reason I ask this is that I firmly believe that racism is not confined to whites. Racism is present in any society, black, white, Asian, the list goes on. One need only refer to historical events such as the rape of Nanking, the Rawandan genocide or the ethnic cleansing in the Balkans. Another example comes from a story my girlfriend had mentioned to me. A friend of hers (who is Asian) comes from a very ‘traditional’ Asian family. Now, this girl was dating a Caucasian fellow. However the girl was telling my girlfriend how she couldn’t tell her parents that she was dating a non-Asian as her parents would “loose it”. So in this instance, do we give this a pass under the ‘traditional’ banner, or would you publicly denounce this girl’s parents as a bunch of racists? Another example would be the time I spent working in the community on a First Nations reserve. Although I was eventually accepted into the community and still maintain some very close ties there, there was, and still is an enormous amount of anti-Anglo sentiment there. Now, I realize that there have been a number of causes and abuses that have fed that sentiment. However does that make this type of sentiment justified, or is it racism? What I want to know is a) does your organization tolerate racist views of non-whites? and b) if so, what actions have you taken to combat racist views from non-white groups? c) if not, why are non-white racist views not addressed by your organization? (and don’t say they don’t exist because I saw and heard them when they were directed at me during my first few months on the Reserve) The point I’m making is that racism is not only a white problem, it’s everyone’s problem. However I often get the sense that the neo-Nazi groups are simply the easiest to rail against since there are no real social repercussions to opposing neo-Nazi groups i.e. no one outside of their organization is going to question actions against them lest they be labelled a bigot by proxy. Now, I think I need to make it very clear that while I don’t have a problem with ‘white pride’ per-se I do have an issue with those who feel that it needs to come at the expense of other races. I have always had an interest in other cultures, i.e. working with First Nations (which is an experience I wouldn’t have traded for the world) and will continue to do so. As an individual of Norse heritage, I feel that taking pride in your heritage is enough in and of itself. Violent actions in the name of white pride only serve to attach a negative stigma to taking open pride in a ‘white’ heritage, be it Norse or European. However I feel that in order for anti-racist movements to be legitimate, they need to address ALL forms of racism. You can’t pick and choose which forms of racism you oppose simply because it’s politically correct or convenient to target a particular group.Anyway, I would invite replies to this post from both sides so long as they’re constructive and well thought out. I have no interest in starting some juvenile flame war as I’ve seen enough from the some of the threads here. Thank you.
Furrealz? That’s marvelously good to know.