Big and Strong
Brendan Byers vs Dante, Roommate Rumble (WrestleFrat)
A typical problem with group living is there's always one guy who raids the refrigerator, stealing roomies' food. WrestleFrat has addressed this scenario before, recently, in fact. This video presents Brendan as the culprit, who shows no remorse for the theft. He needs the protein, he says in his own defense. Dante won't put up with it and starts the fight that careens from kitchen to living room, scattering the other roomies, who were busy being unbusy. Unsurprisingly, Byers takes control, giving Dante a whipping for complaining.
The punches are too noticeably pulled, but I can live with that. Byers and Dante wear nothing but briefs and tattoos. The views are spectacular. I'd like a realer fight, but I will settle for a skin show, with Dante's bulge getting firmer by the minute. Asphyxiation is a recurring theme in the video. Each new assault is a bit more convincing than the last. Both men are super sexy, and there's enough sustained body contact and heavy panting to keep me interested. Basically, I am satisfied anytime bare skin aggressively rubs up against bare skin.
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I fully appreciate that some viewers like tattoos - they are entitled to that view. Ink is not, however, to the taste of all. It is not to my liking & I am entitled to my opinion too! I don't understand why it is seen as enhancing to add graffiti to a thing of beauty. Be it a building, a statue, a portrait or a body - please leave it pure.
ReplyDeleteHear hear! Used to be there was a stigma against being tattooed. That was unfair. Now it seems if you don't care for the look of tattoos you are somehow stigmatized, a "tattoo-ist", apparently. Different strokes for different folks - ALL the different folks.
DeleteThe wrestlers I grew up watching (and obsessing over) had little or no ink covering their bodies, so I prefer the clean skin look also. It's hard to teach an old dog new turn-ons, so I prefer they invest their money in great gear rather than body-art.
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