Liam

Did this not happen? https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/moving-to-montevideo-uruguay-in-2020.141947/

Former poster Adam Smith passed away this past December 2020. Anyone wishing more information about his passing may contact me privately.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3n8fV_rj3sA:16

I appreciate you, and yes I did, but I have something different to say to you, I always appreciate those who challenge me.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=js8h3NC3b3Q:28

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b52b4yORX6U @MikeBiDude wasn't born yet when this motion picture was released, so I forgive his transgression.

For those of whom, who may have been detached, or new to this this website - this Thread is called: THE ORGAN. It’s a celebration of those who have passed before us. So let’s get to it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rCTHSzjL6s:23

It’s also interesting to me how certain escorts, some of whom may participate here, mock and demean other people, who are simply traveling on an airline, and who are walking down a ramp to board that aircraft, and to then take pictures of them, to only mock and ridicule them to how poorly they are dressed or the luggage that they carry. It makes me wonder how many of them may actually be his clients. Admin Note: Liam, What does this message have to do with the subject of your thread?

Many gentlemen in this particular community seem to view people as only having a particular shelf-life of value. And that’s sad. isn’t that why everyone is here? Everyone has value, everyone that is alive, until they are no longer breathing and what they offer is valuable. Perhaps it wasn’t what it once was, but how do you demean which was once great, now old and useless and non-entertaining? Perhaps some here never had a proper…..

After 20 years without singing in public, on September 6, 1986 when there was barely cable in many major cities - some but not all, Barbara Streisand returned to sing in public offering her “One Voice” concert at her home in Malibu, California. It was indeed highly publicized, a fundraiser for the Democratic Party, for those of whom supported the environment, equality and other such monstrous matters. Some here apparently boo, ecause it was political, but for those who were also blessed with cable, watched on Showtime (The only venue at the time live that covered it. You may remember Robin Williams hocking tickets for $5000 apiece as guests arrived in his true and genuine comic genius. It was one of the greatest gatherings for us older gays, in a long time, for those who were blessed to actually be there or were watching on the one cable channel that you may or may not have had. Cynical gays love to tell you how horrible Barbra Streisand is today, but the truth is that those who make those remarks were actually nobody at the time. And some still are not. Unless you’ve purchased the concert, you’ll never find it on any of the media channels like YouTube in it’s entirety. That’s equally sad and brilliant at the same time. Anyone can visit a home after one of the greatest events one may have experienced in life, but unless you were there, at the time you’ll never understand the impact of that evening of excitement, music, hope and talent. It was the best thing that happened in 1986 for me and for most of my friends.

The whole point, of the “One Voice“ Concert, was the political re-awakening, which many of us needed, in conjunction with Barbara Streisand‘s return, which was the perfect moment in time for many of us. If you weren’t there, or you weren't alive during that time, you’ll never know or appreciate, how important that concert was. It was, everything.

I don’t believe you for a moment. You’ve never visited Streisand‘s home. You may want to tell the tale, but it will be never believed by anyone. If you couldn’t recognize her “One Voice” concert from the 80’s, You'll never know anything about her. You’re nothing more than a fraud.