Maryland is for lovers?

[ByKnight]

Bicurious in Columbia

Finding it so hard to find someone in MD (Maryland 21045) to play with...
Was hoping to find a nice guy to explore with, be friends, maybe share hobbies/interests, and more.
I’m active/energetic/newbie fifties seeking slim/fit 20-30s - is there no hope?

 

[SluggerOToole]

Got a bit quiet the past couple of months, eh?

Indeed it has.

 

[spurtman]

Indeed it has.

Brainycat, Slugger -- I agree . . . . we should get some interesting banter going for the holiday season! I'll start: Not that she'd ever go for it, but my latest fantasy has my wife and I getting into a foursome with the hot European couple who moved in across the street from us. Anyone out there harbor -- or acted on -- a similar fantasy with Maryland neighbors/friends?

 

[gamegamale]

Brainycat, Slugger -- I agree . . . . we should get some interesting banter going for the holiday season! I'll start: Not that she'd ever go for it, but my latest fantasy has my wife and I getting into a foursome with the hot European couple who moved in across the street from us. Anyone out there harbor -- or acted on -- a similar fantasy with Maryland neighbors/friends?

Did so with our neighbors, when we first moved into this neighborhood. Ten years and many a drunken parties gone by it became a reality.

 

[NorthernVAM]

Got a bit quiet the past couple of months, eh?

Reading the latest posts here about it being quiet got me thinking that the overall mood of the country right now is somewhat pessimistic, and I've been finding myself thinking back to the late 70s, when Jimmy Carter made his famous "malaise" speech that didn't go over so well. It's funny how some of what I'm reading in the news reminds me of that time when I was just a high school kid.

I remember gas prices soaring .. and one of my high school teachers saying that we would never see gas prices under a $1/ gallon ever again -- of course by 1986 or so, I think they had fallen to like $0.86 / gallon. I remember all the talk about inflation during the 1976 presidential campaign, and how Gerald Ford made up these "WIN" buttons, which stood for "Whip Inflation Now". And of course, there was the hostage crisis in Iran, where every night the news started off with "This is the XXX day in captivity for the Americans being held hostage in ..." If you want to draw more parallels, we can think about the fall of Siagon, and refugees from Vietnam, and now we have a similar issue since we pulled out of Afghanistan as deftly as we did Vietnam, and left a bunch of our "friends" to fend for themselves.

Perhaps we are just in a bit of a funk in that here we are over 40 years later, still having the same problems, and seeming to make the same mistakes ... maybe we are just slightly depressed.

Anyone want to turn on some disco music? Dust off the Bee Gees, and start singing "Staying Alive ... Staying Alive ...".

 

[StarGazer58]

Where did everyone go? All i hear is echos

 

[LoquiSordidaAdMe]

Where did everyone go? All i hear is echos

Still lurking. Haven't had much to say or much to contribute for a while. I've been feeling kind of burned out on life recently. I need to find a new passion.

 

[StarGazer58]

Still lurking. Haven't had much to say or much to contribute for a while. I've been feeling kind of burned out on life recently. I need to find a new passion.

It has been a rough couple of years for everyone; health, politically, personal. To have the pandemic along with the extreme political divides makes one wonder about the future. All we can do is keep plowing on.

In the 100 years I have been on lit, my interest in the site always waxes and wanes probably because I have never found that one person to make things interesting. Lately I have been pouring more of my free time into writing stories as a way to work out sexual frustration. Hopefully once spring comes and we can get out outdoors things will pickup and get better. Hang in there Logui.

 

[Barber_o_Saville]

Just wondering how many MD'ers there on on here... say hi!

Brooklyn Park here

 

[spurtman]

It has been a rough couple of years for everyone; health, politically, personal. To have the pandemic along with the extreme political divides makes one wonder about the future. All we can do is keep plowing on.

In the 100 years I have been on lit, my interest in the site always waxes and wanes probably because I have never found that one person to make things interesting. Lately I have been pouring more of my free time into writing stories as a way to work out sexual frustration. Hopefully once spring comes and we can get out outdoors things will pickup and get better. Hang in there Logui.

Good to see you back on Lit, StarGazer!

 

[StarGazer58]

Good to see you back on Lit, StarGazer!

Hey spurtman. Yeah, I come and go from Lit. Will see if I can catch some lady's attention to keep me around for a while but probably not. Looks like nothing has been going on the past few months.

 

[SluggerOToole]

I am happy to see some action here. We have been low key here ... rarely go out together. Mainly, one of us is just running errands, so fewer "exciting" car rides together.

Hopefully warmer weather will lead to more outdoor fun for all.

 

[StarGazer58]

I am happy to see some action here. We have been low key here ... rarely go out together. Mainly, one of us is just running errands, so fewer "exciting" car rides together.

Hopefully warmer weather will lead to more outdoor fun for all.

For some of this craziness I was going into the office everyday but now that I am working from home there is a lot of not leaving the house for days at a time. Looking forward to warmer weather and longer days also so I can get out in the evenings.

 

[StarGazer58]

I have learned something while watching the Olympics. I learned about Slut Strands. It is faceframing strands of hair that dangle down from the helmet of women snowboarders. I noticed them during the Olympics but did not know the name until I read about them. Almost every female snowboarder I watched had them. Sometimes people involved in snowboarding and skiing are so bundled up it hard to determine the sex of the person so the slut strands identify the person as female. I don't know who thought of this idea but I love it.

 

[Shadysidejoe]

Annapolis Area Checking in

I am a Annapolis area guy checking into the group.. wondering if any other are around

 

[ramoredrake]

Hey, Joe. Welcome to the group.

-D

I am a Annapolis area guy checking into the group.. wondering if any other are around

 

[SluggerOToole]

I have learned something while watching the Olympics. I learned about Slut Strands. It is faceframing strands of hair that dangle down from the helmet of women snowboarders. I noticed them during the Olympics but did not know the name until I read about them. Almost every female snowboarder I watched had them. Sometimes people involved in snowboarding and skiing are so bundled up it hard to determine the sex of the person so the slut strands identify the person as female. I don't know who thought of this idea but I love it.

I noticed those too. I am glad that I now know the rest of the story.

 

[StarGazer58]

Who remembers Paul Harvey and the "Rest of the Story"?

 

[SluggerOToole]

Am I showing my age?!?

 

[StarGazer58]

Am I showing my age?!?

I used to love his radio show, always entertaining. We are still young at heart so we are good.

 

[VoraciousValue]

Who remembers Paul Harvey and the "Rest of the Story"?

I remember that. As he got older and his voice got that creepy old guy tone to it, it actually sounded better.

 

[NewNVAMan]

Who remembers Paul Harvey and the "Rest of the Story"?

Hey SG,

He was syndicated on the radio during the 1970s, which is when I remember him from. I used to listen to Paul Harvey on WOR in New York and I think he was on in the evenings sometime around when WOR aired the CBS Radio Mystery Theater, which I used to listen to as I did my homework. What is wild is that you can find all of the old CBS RMTs either on the Internet Archive, or on YouTube -- and a lot of them were recorded off the air, mostly from WOR in New York, and WFAA in Dallas. Some of them have the original commercials and top of the hour news reports, including some talking about Watergate, some talking about the 1976 presidential campaign, and so they are fascinating time capsules.

With Paul Harvey, I always liked his "rest of the story" 2 or 3 minute segments. This is the one that I remember about Elvis:

 

[StarGazer58]

I don't remember which station I listen to him on. It was usually in the car around lunchtime. It is pretty cool when you find old radio shows and get to go down memory lane. Back when I was in my car a lot, I subscribed to XM Radio and use to listen to Fibber McGee and Molly, The Shadow, Lone Ranger and a bunch of other old time radio shows. One time I was listening and I was like that is Fred Flintstones voice. lol. Sometimes I would hear a voice I remember from Saturday morning cartoons. It was voice work, the same as on the radio.

 

[daus42]

Who remembers Paul Harvey and the "Rest of the Story"?

I remember him but never listened him. Much like The Joy Boys- Walker and Scott.
I listened to WINX as a kid- top 40 stuff, then WMAL as young teen playing album rock, then WGTB in my late teens that played new music plus King Biscuit Flower Hour and National Lampoon, then WHFS in Bethesda mid twenties, 98 rock and DC 101 in 30s for boring playlists, now it's WTMD out of B'more- great station for music and PBS. Also liked the Quiet Storm with Melvin Lindsey on WHUR- best radio show for making out and getting the car windows steamy! The folly of youth.

 

[StarGazer58]

I remember him but never listened him. Much like The Joy Boys- Walker and Scott.
I listened to WINX as a kid- top 40 stuff, then WMAL as young teen playing album rock, then WGTB in my late teens that played new music plus King Biscuit Flower Hour and National Lampoon, then WHFS in Bethesda mid twenties, 98 rock and DC 101 in 30s for boring playlists, now it's WTMD out of B'more- great station for music and PBS. Also liked the Quiet Storm with Melvin Lindsey on WHUR- best radio show for making out and getting the car windows steamy! The folly of youth.

We are the joy boys of radio. We chase electrons to and thro

My parents listen them. I was real little but I still remember lyrics something like those above. I remember WINX. The WINX wabblers came to my school and played donkey basketball against the teachers. I doubt they do those kinds of things anymore. I had forgotten all about WINX. I remember WPGC when it played Top 40 and the Grease Man and Howard Stern on DC 101

I could go for a good makeout session in the back of the car again. Fond memories of growing up.