Thoroughly Anderson Cooper: Early Xmas Gift

Wednesday, December 24, 2008

Early Xmas Gift

Thank You! Thank You! Thank You! dlisted
(Text by Michael K of "dlisted" not mine... Just innn caaaassse...)

"Mary had a little lamb, the doctor fainted"

Tuesday, December 23rd 2008
Vintage Mah Boo

Christmas has come a little early thanks to a beautiful angel who sent me these pictures of The Silver Fox during his high school days at Dalton. Well, he was more like a brown fox then. The silver came when he first got his shiny star tickled by the tongue. He giggled, a huge cloud of glitter came out of his ass and boom! The Silver Fox was born!

He was still a hot piece back in the day, but in the second picture below he's kind of looking a little Vermont lesbian-ish. I'd still hit it.

And you know I'm going to get "Mary had a little lamb, the doctor fainted" tattooed on my ass.

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