Travisironsx in Houston

[bordeauxfan]

Heading to Houston early May, looking for a masculine clean-cut guy (racially open). Like this guy's looks but search came up empty. Anyone with experience? Feel free to PM...thanks

 

https://rentmen.eu/Travisironsx

[buckguy]

He's been around on and off for years. He was in Atlanta for several years escorting and dancing. He was doing massage in Denver last time I noticed. he has an OnlyFans and used to do porn.

[bordeauxfan]

Thanks Buckguy. Anyone happen to know his former nom de plume from his entertainment days in Atlanta?

[buckguy]

He's always been Travis Irons.

[alexslaveboy]

I wonder what he did to have his Twitter account suspended

[Scott Dixon]

I hired him once for a massage.  Once.

[+ BenjaminNicholas]

On 3/26/2021 at 10:37 PM, alexslaveboy said:

I wonder what he did to have his Twitter account suspended

He wore white after Labor Day.

Twitter doesn't fuck around.

[mike carey]

14 hours ago, Benjamin_Nicholas said:

He wore white after Labor Day.

Twitter doesn't fuck around.

I guess here the rule should be not to wear white before Labour Day. (It's the first Monday in October in some states here.)

[CCMaryland]

Now you know...

Edited July 22, 2021 by CCMaryland

[CuriousByNature]

5 hours ago, mike carey said:

I guess here the rule should be not to wear white before Labour Day. (It's the first Monday in October in some states here.)

Haha - I wondered if in Australia that means that nobody wears white during the summer.  I could live anywhere because I rarely ever wear white anyway - I'm way too clumsy an eater to wear anything that could show stains so easily.  

[Luv2play]

3 minutes ago, CuriousByNature said:

Haha - I wondered if in Australia that means that nobody wears white during the summer.  I could live anywhere because I rarely ever wear white anyway - I'm way too clumsy an eater to wear anything that could show stains so easily.  

Australians were lots of white in their summer, which is our winter. I always associate Aussi men with summer sports like tennis and they look great in their whites.

[rvwnsd]

On 7/22/2021 at 2:34 AM, mike carey said:

I guess here the rule should be not to wear white before Labour Day. (It's the first Monday in October in some states here.)

 

23 hours ago, CuriousByNature said:

Haha - I wondered if in Australia that means that nobody wears white during the summer.  I could live anywhere because I rarely ever wear white anyway - I'm way too clumsy an eater to wear anything that could show stains so easily.  

The complimentary rule to not wearing white after Labor Day is not to wear white before Memorial Day, i.e. the ceremonial start of summer.

@mike carey, what Australian holiday would mark the end of summer? 

 

[mike carey]

5 minutes ago, rvwnsd said:

@mike carey, what Australian holiday would mark the end of summer? 

There is really no holiday that is considered to mark either the beginning or the end of summer here, I was just playing with the fact that our Labour Day is at the start of October (well, it is in NSW, SA and the ACT, other states and territories have it in March (first or second Monday) or May (link to May Day). Australia Day (26 Jan) is seen as the end of the summer holidays, and return to school, to serious government processes and serious business, but that is not the end of summer. The switch between football and cricket seasons is probably a better proxy for season change.

Melbourne Cup Day, first Tuesday in November is sometimes considered the start of the summer 'silly season' when much of the country 'turns off' until Australia Day. Canberra has a couple of quirky 'rules' (popular currency only, nothing official) to mark seasons. Heaters should not be turned on until Anzac Day (25 April) because doing so would be soft in our relatively cold climate, and tomato seedlings should not be planted before Melbourne Cup Day because of the risk of frost.

In northern Australia, summer and winter are not significant as seasons, the big distinction is between the wet and dry seasons. From an indigenous perspective in the Top End (of the Northern Territory) there are six seasons. https://www.experiencethewild.com.au/?p=Birding-Info-Weather-Seasons (Europeans are called Balanda by first Australians there. It is derived from Hollander.)

[DallasFootFtshAthlete]

I met Travis last week and had a great time.   He's great looking and very humble -- I had no idea he used to be a porn star nor would I have ever figured it out based on how humble and laid back he was.

I'm guessing he's changed a bit over the 10 years or so, it some ways at least.