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| Jack Scalia |
Tuesday, December 3, 2013
Capped and pierced | Dudoir Photography
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| Jameson is a great guy – friendly and affable. But he’s definitely got some attitude too. The snakebite piercings announce that fact. |
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I hope everyone had a good Thanksgiving. What better way to celebrate through the holiday than with a brand new edition of DUDE/ƎᗡUᗡ. Here are some of my favorite selfies that I've collected from bouncing around the web. Click on the images to see them in a larger size. If you'd like your own mirror shot featured on the site send me an email.
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Leo Giamani & Malachi Marx - Randy Blue
"Have you ever been so hungry that you ordered a large basket of fries or a double scoop of ice cream? You know it's going to be a bit much but you can handle it. Still, there's that moment when it first comes and your eyes get real big and you wonder if you can eat it all. So, the day has finally come when Malachi Marx is going to bottom for the very first time. I asked him who he would like to have the honors of busting
that precious cherry of his and without missing a beat he proudly said 'Leo Giamani'. Thinking of that basket of fries and that double scoop I said to him, 'are you sure'? He gave me a smile that I have learned means that he knows exactly what he's doing. In a way, I think he took it as a challenge... letting himself get nailed for the first time by the owner of one of the biggest cocks on Randy Blue. And not only did he take it but
he took it good and begged for more. A natural born bottom, perhaps? And excellent performer? Or just a guy who knows what he likes. I'm going to go out on a limb and say all three. And let's not forget Leo in all of this. That man couldn't have a more perfect body. And the way his abs tighten and become super defined as he rams his humongous dick deep inside a
moaning Malachi is pure poetry. And it's obvious that banging a nice tight ass totally gets him off the way he rips off the condom and spurts his love juice all over Malachi... leading him to let loose his own flood of hot steamy jizz." -- Randy Blue
Favorite Stade Guy for the Day: December 3, 2007
Vincent Clerc
From: Favorite Hunks & Other Things
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2008Clerc by trevorbriggs
From: Favorite Hunks & Other Things
Vincent Clerc (born May 7, 1981) is a French rugby union player who plays on the wing.
Born in the city of Échirolles, suburb of the south of Grenoble (Isère), Clerc first played rugby at FC Grenoble, helping them reach the Top 16 before moving to Toulouse in 2002, where he has played ever since. Clerc earned his first cap for France on November 9, 2002 against South Africa.
Clerc was left out of the French squad for the 2006 Autumn Internationals, but was called up as a replacement for Cedric Heymans for the match against Ireland during the 2007 Six Nations Championship. In a closely contested match at Croke Park, Clerc scored a last-gasp try to snatch a 20–17 victory for France.
Clerc was picked for the 2007 Rugby World Cup.
He scored 5 tries during the first two games of the 2008 Six Nations Championship against Scotland and Ireland. In a post-match interview after the match against Ireland Clerc stated to the French TV channel France 2 that he "never would have been able to score a hat-trick if Shane Horgan had been playing." Horgan and Clerc have had a long rivalry and, unfortunately for Ireland, Horgan was unfit to play. In the 2007 RBS 6 Nations tournament Vincent scored a last gasp try against Ireland. In the last game of that series of games Vincent Clerc helped France to trounce Scotland to give them the title.
During the 2008 6 Nations, media attention focused on the final match of the tournament, where Clerc and Shane Williams would play as opposite numbers. Both had scored five tries so far in the tournament, but ultimately the match, dubbed as the "Big battle of the little people" was won by Wales, with Williams scoring one final try in the competition.
Clerc ruptured the ligaments in his left knee while playing for Stade Toulousain against ASM Clermont Auvergne in April 2008. He made his club comeback in December 2008, against Mont-de-Marsan, and was recalled to the national squad for the summer 2009 tests.
In 2010, he was selected in the French Barbarians squad to play Tonga on November 26.
Clerc was selected in the squad for the 2011 Rugby World Cup in New Zealand, and was one of the stars of the tournament. He played every game for France and posed a constant threat on the right wing. He scored six tries for the tournament, three of them against Canada, to finish the tournament as joint top try-scorer with England's Chris Ashton.
On November 17, 2012, against Argentina in Lille, Clerc scored two tries to take his overall international tally to 34 tries, overtaking Philippe Saint-André to become France's second highest try scorer. France won 39–22. Clerc said after the match:
We got off to a bad start, which is a bad habit of ours. However, we fought back and turned it round after 15 minutes. We could have scored a few more tries but we will take this. Will I ever play again after passing Philippe's mark? I hope so but I will have to talk to him!
Clerc is involved with the Toulouse-based charity Maison des Parents, which works alongside parents and their children, who suffer from illnesses and are being treated in Toulouse.
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