PozVille http://www.pozville.org/Owner/ Latest updates from PozVille <![CDATA[PozVille added a new comment on their own group.Alex posted a Shout in Groups - August 22, 10:57 am…. Sad to hear good friends in Ohio are being bumped off ADAP and forced either to quite their jobs that don't have health insurance or jump through hoops that people fighting a potentially life threatening disease shouldn't have too. Please write y... View MoreAlex posted a Shout in Groups - August 22, 10:57 am…. Sad to hear good friends in Ohio are being bumped off ADAP and forced either to quite their jobs that don't have health insurance or jump through hoops that people fighting a potentially life threatening disease shouldn't have too. Please write you congress people, state reps, and President Obama to increase funding and access to AIDS Drug Assistance Programs.View Less]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_8593/ PozVille added a new comment on their own group.
Alex posted a Shout in Groups - August 22, 10:57 am…. Sad to hear good friends in Ohio are being bumped off ADAP and forced either to quite their jobs that don't have health insurance or jump through hoops that people fighting a potentially life threatening disease shouldn't have too. Please write y... View More
]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_8593/ Sun, 22 Aug 2010 16:29:29 +0000 PozVille <![CDATA[PozVille added a new comment on Dingo's video.Activity Feed Comments ------- May 14, 2010 Dingo wrote... The soldiers who created the video removed the video from Youtube! Hmmm… I wonder why? May 14, 2010 Dennwrote... I wonder if General Stanley McChrystal has seen this video... May 14, 2010 Rickwrote... My dad always said you would never belie... View MoreActivity Feed Comments ------- May 14, 2010 Dingo wrote... The soldiers who created the video removed the video from Youtube! Hmmm… I wonder why? May 14, 2010 Dennwrote... I wonder if General Stanley McChrystal has seen this video... May 14, 2010 Rickwrote... My dad always said you would never believe what a bunch of bored homesick men would do for entertainment.. He was right!.. LOL May 14, 2010 Dingo wrote... These guys obviously saw the Lady GaGa remix from the other soldiers. I like this one better. Somebody once told me that it wasn't uncommon for army and navysoldiers to do "camp drag" skits to entertain the troops during the WW II and Korean Wars. May 14, 2010 JP wrote... Yep , Thats my Brother , haha . He came back with some really good storys YesterdayRANDY wrote... That was funny watching guys in the service acting gay. I like the shower and flashlight scenes. May 14, 2010 Denn wrote...Hmmm...I got a few sea stories I can tell you here about boredom and entertainment, especially when there was a confluence of Army,Navy and Marines on one base..View Less]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_6199/ PozVille added a new comment on Dingo's video.
Activity Feed Comments ------- May 14, 2010 Dingo wrote... The soldiers who created the video removed the video from Youtube! Hmmm… I wonder why? May 14, 2010 Dennwrote... I wonder if General Stanley McChrystal has seen this video... May 14, 2010 Rickwrote... My dad always said you would never belie... View More
]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_6199/ Tue, 18 May 2010 00:29:14 +0000 PozVille <![CDATA[PozVille added a new comment on Denn's group.Pant , pant  ... hey... pant ... I been outside for most of the last few days diggin' and plantin' and movin' rocks and runnin' to the store for compost, sand, knee pads, etc. Dirty and exhausted and loving it.  Whas' goin' on?  Oh cool - pretty pics, you guys! -------- May 21 ... View MorePant , pant  ... hey... pant ... I been outside for most of the last few days diggin' and plantin' and movin' rocks and runnin' to the store for compost, sand, knee pads, etc. Dirty and exhausted and loving it.  Whas' goin' on?  Oh cool - pretty pics, you guys! -------- May 21 Denn wrote... Working up a sweat huh Kent? What cha got planted so far? Getting down and dirty makes for some good excercise. Oh yeah and working in the garden too. I'm digging and planting between downpours out here. This is the perfect weather for this activity. View Less]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_6198/ PozVille added a new comment on Denn's group.
Pant , pant  ... hey... pant ... I been outside for most of the last few days diggin' and plantin' and movin' rocks and runnin' to the store for compost, sand, knee pads, etc. Dirty and exhausted and loving it.
 Whas' goin' on?  Oh cool - pretty pics, you guys!
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]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_6198/ Tue, 18 May 2010 00:23:22 +0000 PozVille <![CDATA[PozVille added a new group "Memorials and Tributes".]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_5798/ PozVille added a new group "Memorials and Tributes".]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_5798/ Sat, 08 May 2010 02:15:10 +0000 PozVille <![CDATA[PozVille added a new comment on Morpheus's photo.April 30, 2010 Glen wrote... I have recently taken that cancer challenge and It's a lonely battle that can only be fought by one ...Yourself April 30, 2010 JP wrote... As a cancer , it can be hard to remind yorself of the Strenth's and Talent's. Thank's Denn for posting this! May 1, 2010 Denn wrote.... View MoreApril 30, 2010 Glen wrote... I have recently taken that cancer challenge and It's a lonely battle that can only be fought by one ...Yourself April 30, 2010 JP wrote... As a cancer , it can be hard to remind yorself of the Strenth's and Talent's. Thank's Denn for posting this! May 1, 2010 Denn wrote... Thanks JP,... and Glen, Remember the Cancer truth, and where Cancer gets their strength. Your energy comes from the support of your friends and family, they in turn also see a huge positive difference in their lives from your love and support. As a Cancer you are a rock to many of the people in your life, in more ways than you will probably never know. Like the Moon and how it influences the tides, your influence on those around you can be profound, emotionally, spiritually, intellectually, and also very gratifying on a sensual level.View Less]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_5721/ PozVille added a new comment on Morpheus's photo.
April 30, 2010 Glen wrote... I have recently taken that cancer challenge and It's a lonely battle that can only be fought by one ...Yourself April 30, 2010 JP wrote... As a cancer , it can be hard to remind yorself of the Strenth's and Talent's. Thank's Denn for posting this! May 1, 2010 Denn wrote.... View More
]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_5721/ Wed, 05 May 2010 12:29:16 +0000 PozVille <![CDATA[PozVille added a new comment on Denn's photo.May 2, 2010 Dingo wrote... You were mooning them at the parties Kent? May 2, 2010 Kent Douglas wrote... Probably, no. At least 95% of the time I was there I SAW moons, though! That was near the end of my " good old days." May 2, 2010 Denn wrote... I liked looking at those moons. I saw many and Kis... View MoreMay 2, 2010 Dingo wrote... You were mooning them at the parties Kent? May 2, 2010 Kent Douglas wrote... Probably, no. At least 95% of the time I was there I SAW moons, though! That was near the end of my " good old days." May 2, 2010 Denn wrote... I liked looking at those moons. I saw many and Kissed more than a few. Took a bite out of some too. They didn't complain, it was either me biting their booties or Dracula on their necks... Those were the good old days. May 2, 2010 Kent Douglas wrote... Just realized I'm gonna have to hunt for a pic of me in my leather from back then. That could take awhile - like an archeological dig. But, got to post one anyway - (I should read these things better before I join). Maybe I'll get the camera out tomorrow.View Less]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_5720/ PozVille added a new comment on Denn's photo.
May 2, 2010 Dingo wrote... You were mooning them at the parties Kent? kissitgood May 2, 2010 Kent Douglas wrote... Probably, no. At least 95% of the time I was there I SAW moons, though! That was near the end of my " good old days." May 2, 2010 Denn wrote... I liked looking at those moons. I saw many and Kis... View More
]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_5720/ Wed, 05 May 2010 12:25:03 +0000 PozVille <![CDATA[PozVille added a new thread "Buddy's Blog"]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_5694/ PozVille added a new thread "Buddy's Blog"]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_5694/ Tue, 04 May 2010 12:18:23 +0000 PozVille <![CDATA[PozVille added a new video "How to garden: Starting a Vegetable Garden".]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_5435/ PozVille added a new video "How to garden: Starting a Vegetable Garden".]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_5435/ Sat, 24 Apr 2010 23:26:37 +0000 PozVille PozVille added a new comment on their own photo.From 3 AIDS organizations “Down Under” in Australia comes this FREE PDF booklet, Ahead of time: A practical guide for growing older with HIV is a new booklet developed by AFAO and NAPWA, in conjunction with ACON. This booklet includes up-to-date information about HIV and the ageing process that is r... View MoreFrom 3 AIDS organizations “Down Under” in Australia comes this FREE PDF booklet, Ahead of time: A practical guide for growing older with HIV is a new booklet developed by AFAO and NAPWA, in conjunction with ACON. This booklet includes up-to-date information about HIV and the ageing process that is relevant to the lives and health of people living with and growing older with HIV - so they can prepare and plan for their future health needs. You can read this booklet online or download and save it to your computer by going directly to this website (copy and paste the link into your browser no spaces): http://www.afao.org.au/library_docs/resources/Ahea...View Less http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_4041/ PozVille added a new comment on their own photo.
From 3 AIDS organizations “Down Under” in Australia comes this FREE PDF booklet, Ahead of time: A practical guide for growing older with HIV is a new booklet developed by AFAO and NAPWA, in conjunction with ACON. This booklet includes up-to-date information about HIV and the ageing process that is r... View More
]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_4041/ Tue, 23 Mar 2010 23:09:53 +0000 PozVille <![CDATA[PozVille added a new comment on their own group.“A person needs a little madness, or else they never dare cut the rope and be free. My entire soul is a cry, and all my work is a commentary on that cry." Nikos Kazantzakis]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_4037/ PozVille added a new comment on their own group.
“A person needs a little madness, or else they never dare cut the rope and be free. My entire soul is a cry, and all my work is a commentary on that cry." Nikos Kazantzakis
]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_4037/ Tue, 23 Mar 2010 17:25:15 +0000 PozVille <![CDATA[PozVille added a new comment on their own photo.March 13, 2010 Bruce wrote (on activity feed)... Its good to read that story every once in a while so as to not forget how things were and to a point how they still are today. As a retired veteran I remember going through those race relation classes in the early 70s. If I remember right there were a... View MoreMarch 13, 2010 Bruce wrote (on activity feed)... Its good to read that story every once in a while so as to not forget how things were and to a point how they still are today. As a retired veteran I remember going through those race relation classes in the early 70s. If I remember right there were actually 3 versions. The first was were they were trying to figure out how to actually put together a race relations class without blaming anyone for anything. I'm not sure if anyone got anything out of that first try. The second version was where they were trying to correct what they did in the first version. The third version was probably pretty close to the right thing to do, it was more about human relations instead of race relations. During my last two yrs before retirement I was filling in as a First SGT, there were 3 highly dedicated airman who were either outed by themselves or by someone thinking they were dong the right thing. Either way I hated to see them go. Hopefully President Obama will help end this injustice that our proud gay military men and woman face.View Less]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_3566/ PozVille added a new comment on their own photo.
March 13, 2010 Bruce wrote (on activity feed)... Its good to read that story every once in a while so as to not forget how things were and to a point how they still are today. As a retired veteran I remember going through those race relation classes in the early 70s. If I remember right there were a... View More
]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_3566/ Tue, 16 Mar 2010 01:35:44 +0000 PozVille PozVille uploaded new photos. http://www.pozville.org/Owner/photo/view/scottcaan1116-jpg/ PozVille uploaded new photos.
]]> http://www.pozville.org/Owner/photo/view/scottcaan1116-jpg/ Mon, 15 Mar 2010 11:14:11 +0000 PozVille <![CDATA[PozVille added a new comment on their own photo.Technical Sergeant Leonard Matlovich (1943–1988) was a Vietnam War veteran, race relations instructor, and recipient of the Purple Heart and the Bronze Star. Matlovich was perhaps the best-known openly gay man in America in the 1970s. His fight to stay in the United States Air Force after coming out... View MoreTechnical Sergeant Leonard Matlovich (1943–1988) was a Vietnam War veteran, race relations instructor, and recipient of the Purple Heart and the Bronze Star. Matlovich was perhaps the best-known openly gay man in America in the 1970s. His fight to stay in the United States Air Force after coming out of the closet became a cause célèbre around which the gay community rallied. His case resulted in articles in newspapers and magazines throughout the country, numerous television interviews, and a television movie on NBC. His photograph appeared on the cover of the September 8, 1975, issue of Time magazine, making him a symbol for thousands of gay and lesbian servicemembers and gays generally. In October 2006, Matlovich was honored by GLBT History Month as a leader in the history of the GLBT community. Born in Savannah, Georgia, he was the only son of a career Air Force sergeant. He spent his childhood living on military bases, primarily throughout the southern United States. Matlovich and his sister were raised in the Roman Catholic Church. He considered himself a "flag-waving patriot," but always regretted that for several years he maintained the racist attitudes he'd been exposed to as a child of the South. Not long after he enlisted, the United States increased military action in Vietnam, about ten years after the French had abandoned active colonial rule there. Matlovich volunteered for service in Vietnam and served three tours of duty. He was seriously wounded when he stepped on a land mine in Đà Nẵng. While stationed in Florida near Fort Walton Beach, he began frequenting gay bars in nearby Pensacola. "I met a bank president, a gas station attendant - they were all homosexual," Matlovich commented in a later interview. When he was 30, he slept with another man for the first time. He "came out" to his friends, but continued to conceal the fact from his commanding officer. Having realized that the racism he'd grown up around was wrong, he volunteered to teach Air Force Race Relations classes, which had been created after several racial incidents in the military in the late 1960's and early 1970's. He became so successful that the Air Force sent him around the country to coach other instructors. Matlovich gradually came to believe that the discrimination faced by gays was similitar to that faced by African Americans. In 1973, previously unaware of the organized gay movement, he read an interview in the Air Force Times with gay activist Frank Kameny who had counseled several gays in the military over the years. He called Kameny in Washington DC and learned that Kameny had long been looking for a gay servicemember with a perfect record to create a test case to challenge the military's ban on gays. About a year later, he called Kameny again, telling him that he might be the person. After several months of discussion with Kameny and ACLU attorney David Addlestone during which they formulated a plan, he hand-delivered a letter to his Langley AFB commanding officer on March 6, 1975. When his commander asked, "What does this mean?" Matlovich replied, "It means Brown versus the Board of Education" - a reference to the 1954 landmark Supreme Court case outlawing racial segregation in public schools. For Matlovich, his test of the military's ban on homosexuals would be equivalent to that case. Perhaps the most painful aspect of the whole experience for Matlovich was his revelation to his parents. He told his mother by telephone. She was so stunned she refused to tell Matlovich's father. Her first reaction was that God was punishing her for something she had done, even if her Roman Catholic faith would have not sanctioned that notion. Then, she imagined that her son had not prayed enough or had not seen enough psychiatrists. She later admitted that she had suspected the truth for a long time. His father finally found out by reading it in the newspaper, after his challenge became public knowledge on Memorial Day 1975 through an article on the front page of The New York Times and that evening's CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite. Matlovich recalled, "He cried for about two hours." After that, he told his wife that, "If he can take it, I can take it." At that time, the Air Force had a unique exception clause that technically could allow gays to continue to serve under undefined circumstances. During his September 1975 administrative discharge hearing, an Air Force attorney asked him if he would sign a document pledging to "never practice homosexuality again" in exchange for being allowed to remain in the Air Force. Matlovich refused. Despite his exemplary military record, tours of duty in Vietnam, and high performance evaluations, the panel ruled Matlovich unfit for service and he was recommended for a General, or Less than Honorable, discharge. The base commander recommended that it be upgraded to Honorable and the Secretary of the Air Force agreed, confirming Matlovich's discharge in October 1975. He sued for reinstatement, but the legal process was a long one, with the case moving back and forth between United States District and Circuit Courts. When, by September 1980, the Air Force had failed to provide US District Court Judge Gerhard Gesell an explanatin of why Matlovich did not meet their criteria for exception (which by then had been eliminated but still could have applied to him), Gesell ordered him reinstated into the Air Force and promoted. The Air Force offered Matlovich a financial settlement instead, and convinced they would find some other reason to discharge him if he reentered the service, or the conservative US Supreme Court would rule against him should the Air Force appeal, Matlovich accepted. The figure, based on back pay, future pay, and pension was $160,000. A converted Mormon and church elder when he lived in Hampton, Virginia, Matlovich found himself at odds with the Latter Day Saints and their opposition to homosexual behavior: he was twice excommunicated by the The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for homosexual acts. He was first excommunicated on October 7, 1975, in Norfolk, Virginia, and then again January 17, 1979, after his appearance on the Phil Donahue television show in 1978, without being rebaptized. But, by this time, Matlovich had stopped being a believer at all. From the moment his case was revealed to the public, he was repeatedly called upon by gay groups to help them with fundraising and advocating against antigay discrimination, helping lead campaigns against Anita Bryant's effort in Miami, Florida, to overturn a gay nondiscrimination ordinance and John Briggs' attempt to ban gay teachers in California. Sometimes he was criticized by individuals more to the left than he had become. “I think many gays are forced into liberal camps only because that’s where they can find the kind of support they need to function in society" Matlovich once noted. After being discharged, he moved from Virginia to Washington, D.C., and, in 1978, to San Francisco. In 1981, he moved to the Russian River town of Guerneville where he used the proceeds of his settlement to open a pizza restaurant. With the outbreak of HIV/AIDS in the U.S. in the late 1970s, Leonard’s personal life was caught up in the virus’ hysteria that peaked in the 1980s. He sold his Guerneville restaurant in 1984, moving to Europe for a few months. He returned briefly to Washington, D.C., in 1985 and, then, to San Francisco where he sold Ford cars and once again became heavily involved in gay rights causes and the fight for adequate HIV-AIDS education and treatment. During the summer of 1986, Matlovich felt fatigued, then contracted a prolonged chest cold he seemed unable to shake. When he finally saw a physician in September of that year, he was diagnosed with HIV/AIDS. Too weak to continue his work at the Ford dealership, he was among the first to receive AZT treatments, but his prognosis was not encouraging. He went on disability and became a champion for HIV/AIDS research for the disease which was claiming tens of thousands of lives in the Bay Area and nationally. He announced on Good Morning America in 1987 that he had contracted HIV, and was arrested with other demonstrators in front of the White House that June protesting what they believed was an inadequate response to HIV-AIDS by the administration of President Ronald Reagan. On June 22, 1988, just a month before his 45th birthday, Matlovich died of complications from HIV/AIDS beneath a large photo of Martin Luther King, Jr. His tombstone, meant to be a memorial to all gay veterans, does not bear his name. It reads, “When I was in the military, they gave me a medal for killing two men and a discharge for loving one.” Matlovich's tombstone at Congressional Cemetery is on the same row as that of FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover. WEBSOURCE: WikipediaView Less]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_3296/ PozVille added a new comment on their own photo.
Technical Sergeant Leonard Matlovich (1943–1988) was a Vietnam War veteran, race relations instructor, and recipient of the Purple Heart and the Bronze Star. Matlovich was perhaps the best-known openly gay man in America in the 1970s. His fight to stay in the United States Air Force after coming out... View More
]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_3296/ Fri, 12 Mar 2010 01:41:58 +0000 PozVille <![CDATA[PozVille added a new thread "Is Racism Among The Gays The Worst It's Been In Decades?"]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_2570/ PozVille added a new thread "Is Racism Among The Gays The Worst It's Been In Decades?"]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_2570/ Thu, 04 Mar 2010 17:00:27 +0000 PozVille <![CDATA[PozVille added a new thread "Shit Happens! AND Vomit Not!"]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_2453/ PozVille added a new thread "Shit Happens! AND Vomit Not!"]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_2453/ Tue, 02 Mar 2010 21:51:13 +0000 PozVille <![CDATA[PozVille added a new comment on Rick's blog.COMMENTS FROM OLD PQ SNAPP Blacksun posted Aug 25, 2009: I am touched by your story. I am not as brave as you to even try having a relationship again. I know that disclosure is very important. Important for you and your partner. There is a cleansing that comes with it. I don't walk around with a P... View MoreCOMMENTS FROM OLD PQ SNAPP Blacksun posted Aug 25, 2009: I am touched by your story. I am not as brave as you to even try having a relationship again. I know that disclosure is very important. Important for you and your partner. There is a cleansing that comes with it. I don't walk around with a POZ t-shirt but I tell anyone who wants to know. I've been doing it for 5 years and I still get the same reaction. The poor you look and slowly walking away and dropping the subject. It's a part of how human beings are wired. We run from things we don't want to face head on. You must have valor. Take the things that are good for you and ditch the rest. I wish you much happiness in the future. Maybe this isn't the end .... Just a new beginning. ivuntaman posted Aug 07, 2009: Does Love wait for us ? Here's wishing you Love in the best of way's! arizonamountainman posted Aug 03, 2009: rick, thank-you for your blog,this has happened to a few of us, and i am sorry ,you had to expereince it,truely. all i can say, is i hope, one day, no one has to go threw the negativity of ignorance. and most of all, i am sad that this man has lost something truely beautiful,a good man such as yourself. just know you got folks here that care and your part of an amazing family here as well. peace and love bud andy BlkDawg posted Aug 03, 2009: Take it to heart. Fear and hate are inseperable. We're all infected with something. Some are even deformed psychologically, it's why they behave the way they do and react to certain situations like they do. The worse infections are mental. Some cannot get rid of those afflictions. They have allowed their egos and what others think of them to rule their daily lives. Pity them, but also console them. They're the ones needing help. BlkDawg scootertramp posted Aug 02, 2009: Do not give up on the person you scared away. Most come around eventually. Friends initially react out of love and concern. They are afraid of seeing you get sick or die. This is a normal reaction. They still see you for what you are. My close friends family and a few buddies know. I do not tell everyone. No need to on a social level. Health is a private matter for many people. Does not matter what they have. Disclosure is the best policy if bare backing or dating for long term. Scooter DungeonMasters posted Aug 02, 2009: Thank You Rick for this blog. You articulate this so well. The rejection and discrimination stems from fear. The stigma attached to HIV varies. Most people would like to believe those who get HIV are sexually promiscuous or needle sharing drug users. These assumptions are based upon factors such as gender, color and lifestyle. Years ago while doing outreach I met an African American woman who had became infected. She shared with me that her friends assumed she had been whoring around. In fact she had contracted HIV from her husband. In regards to your comments about the cruelest comments coming from gays and the get over it atttude, many of us continue to get this crap hurled at us. It comes from both infected and non infected gays. Others also have made the observations that our het friends tend to be more supportive than most gays. Read the blog by Phoenix titled Musings on Staying Clean. In his book The Undiscovered Self, Carl Jung says the oppressed become the oppressors. There is truth in that. I highly recommend this book. Many of us, just as you have chosen to do, are upfront about our status, moreso when it comes to disclosing to potential life mates. Honesty is still the best policy. Deceit and lies only open the doors to having to create more deceit and lies to cover up the original lies. Eventually the truth comes out and that in itself destroys trust which is harder to regain. You have touched on the number one issue poz men deal with within the gay community. Stigma and discrimination. We never get use to being turned down because we are positive, it does not get easier, time does not heal this wound. I have linked your blog to a related PQ forum and vice versa. The forum is titled To Tell or Not to Tell. Again, Thank You for doing this blog.View Less]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_1426/ PozVille added a new comment on Rick's blog.
COMMENTS FROM OLD PQ SNAPP Blacksun posted Aug 25, 2009: I am touched by your story. I am not as brave as you to even try having a relationship again. I know that disclosure is very important. Important for you and your partner. There is a cleansing that comes with it. I don't walk around with a P... View More
]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_1426/ Sat, 20 Feb 2010 22:59:41 +0000 PozVille <![CDATA[PozVille added a new group "NUDES".]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_1249/ PozVille added a new group "NUDES".]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_1249/ Fri, 19 Feb 2010 23:18:22 +0000 PozVille <![CDATA[PozVille added a new group "NATIONAL HIV ADVOCACY".]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_1193/ PozVille added a new group "NATIONAL HIV ADVOCACY".]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_1193/ Fri, 19 Feb 2010 17:57:43 +0000 PozVille <![CDATA[PozVille added a new group "Promenade".]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_1192/ PozVille added a new group "Promenade".]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_1192/ Fri, 19 Feb 2010 17:15:49 +0000 PozVille <![CDATA[PozVille added a new group "Under 50".]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_1191/ PozVille added a new group "Under 50".]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_1191/ Fri, 19 Feb 2010 16:54:33 +0000 PozVille <![CDATA[PozVille added a new group "Over 50".]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_1189/ PozVille added a new group "Over 50".]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_1189/ Fri, 19 Feb 2010 16:00:26 +0000 PozVille <![CDATA[PozVille added a new group "Bears".]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_1182/ PozVille added a new group "Bears".]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_1182/ Fri, 19 Feb 2010 15:49:24 +0000 PozVille <![CDATA[PozVille added a new comment on Mark's blog.keysman posted Jan 18, 2010: Glad you are enjoying the new addition! Sounds smart as a whip! scootertramp posted Jan 17, 2010: Purty dog. pozqueer posted Jan 16, 2010: She's got a really nice color on her and from what I am seeing in the photo a perfect posture. I use Mane and Tail when I bath... View Morekeysman posted Jan 18, 2010: Glad you are enjoying the new addition! Sounds smart as a whip! scootertramp posted Jan 17, 2010: Purty dog. pozqueer posted Jan 16, 2010: She's got a really nice color on her and from what I am seeing in the photo a perfect posture. I use Mane and Tail when I bathe Thor, it brings out a nice sheen on his hair, then I mist him with Old Spice (for the gurl dogs on the block). Learned about using Main and Tale from Clay since he always used it on his horses (and as a hair colorist he also recommends Mane and Tail for a people shampoo - he's used it on his clients in the past - some of those women looked like horses too). I'm glad to hear she's doing exceptionally well in obedience class. If Thor doesn't change his ways he's going to wind up in school too (or doggy hell). I'll probably wind up getting a payback for saying that. Enjoy exploring the zone, Lewis and Clark. rexhex posted Jan 02, 2010: I'm glad you got a new dog. A friend of ours up the road has two border collies that herds his goats. When we visit I have to take the dogs a new fetch ball because they love to play. RANDY mitchell posted Jan 02, 2010: Cool. The best pets come from the pound. Who was dough boy and what does it mean when you pridking somebody's remains? phoenix posted Jan 01, 2010: smiling here. keysman posted Jan 01, 2010: Congratulations on Sophie! Can't wait to see pics. I will send you the dough boy's remains after the 'pridking'. DungeonMasters posted Jan 01, 2010: Only if you promise not to digitally enhance photos of me. phoenix posted Jan 01, 2010: Dingo, if keith ever leaves your ass will you marry me? mark pozqueer posted Jan 01, 2010: What a great way to start off the New Year Mark. This song is dedicated to Saphie. View Less]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_572/ PozVille added a new comment on Mark's blog.
keysman posted Jan 18, 2010: Glad you are enjoying the new addition! Sounds smart as a whip! scootertramp posted Jan 17, 2010: Purty dog. pozqueer posted Jan 16, 2010: She's got a really nice color on her and from what I am seeing in the photo a perfect posture. I use Mane and Tail when I bath... View More
]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_572/ Sun, 14 Feb 2010 19:36:39 +0000 PozVille <![CDATA[PozVille added a new comment on GupsMan's blog.scootertramp posted Aug 02, 2009: Do the Lone Star Resort in Hempstead Texas once a year myself. Near Houston. Mixed predominately het. Very few judgements from nudists. Stay there in October when we hit the Texas Renaissance Festival. It is a way of life. Rarely see erections. When it happens most ... View Morescootertramp posted Aug 02, 2009: Do the Lone Star Resort in Hempstead Texas once a year myself. Near Houston. Mixed predominately het. Very few judgements from nudists. Stay there in October when we hit the Texas Renaissance Festival. It is a way of life. Rarely see erections. When it happens most do not care since it is a natural function for males. Newer visitors get embarassed and use towels. That always gets a chuckle. Usually do not wear clothes in the morning at home. Butt naked til I leave the house. Keep living and enjoying life. Scooter pozqueer posted Aug 02, 2009: Many of us appreciate EVERYTHING you have contributed to this site. Some of your blog posts, comments and photo uploads I am certain have lifted many spirits up Jeff. I am happy to see you are doing the things you want to do in Life and YOUR LIFE always comes first. You would be missed if you did not visit! I have visited nudist resorts in the past. They are really cool. As usual I have a song for you. View Less]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_399/ PozVille added a new comment on GupsMan's blog.
scootertramp posted Aug 02, 2009: Do the Lone Star Resort in Hempstead Texas once a year myself. Near Houston. Mixed predominately het. Very few judgements from nudists. Stay there in October when we hit the Texas Renaissance Festival. It is a way of life. Rarely see erections. When it happens most ... View More
]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_399/ Sat, 13 Feb 2010 11:38:20 +0000 PozVille <![CDATA[PozVille replied to the thread "How do you trust in yourself again that sex is not a four le...".]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_398/ PozVille replied to the thread "How do you trust in yourself again that sex is not a four le...".]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_398/ Sat, 13 Feb 2010 11:36:36 +0000 PozVille <![CDATA[PozVille added a new comment on GupsMan's blog.mttom53 posted Sep 01, 2008: Jeff I'm sure you recogized some of the someones as yourself. I recognised myself as being that someone - needed = valadate life. i've had that someone in the Loves of my life. I'm Blessed hardrider posted Aug 18, 2008: choked me up. i needed that. thanks gup. keysman ... View Moremttom53 posted Sep 01, 2008: Jeff I'm sure you recogized some of the someones as yourself. I recognised myself as being that someone - needed = valadate life. i've had that someone in the Loves of my life. I'm Blessed hardrider posted Aug 18, 2008: choked me up. i needed that. thanks gup. keysman posted Aug 16, 2008: I did not cry, but it tugged at my heart! Someone appreciates you! Thanks! rexhex posted Aug 16, 2008: That is beautiful man! RANDYView Less]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_397/ PozVille added a new comment on GupsMan's blog.
mttom53 posted Sep 01, 2008: Jeff I'm sure you recogized some of the someones as yourself. I recognised myself as being that someone - needed = valadate life. i've had that someone in the Loves of my life. I'm Blessed hardrider posted Aug 18, 2008: choked me up. i needed that. thanks gup. keysman ... View More
]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_397/ Sat, 13 Feb 2010 11:34:31 +0000 PozVille <![CDATA[PozVille replied to the thread "Big Wet Ones (Kissing)".]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_326/ PozVille replied to the thread "Big Wet Ones (Kissing)".]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_326/ Fri, 12 Feb 2010 20:40:59 +0000 PozVille <![CDATA[PozVille added a new group "Humor".]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_241/ PozVille added a new group "Humor".]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_241/ Fri, 12 Feb 2010 14:55:52 +0000 PozVille <![CDATA[PozVille added a new group "SciFi Fantasy Horror SFX Animation".]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_240/ PozVille added a new group "SciFi Fantasy Horror SFX Animation".]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_240/ Fri, 12 Feb 2010 14:42:26 +0000 PozVille <![CDATA[PozVille added a new group "Creative Arts".]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_228/ PozVille added a new group "Creative Arts".]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_228/ Fri, 12 Feb 2010 13:14:29 +0000 PozVille <![CDATA[PozVille added a new group "Mind Body and Soul".]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_227/ PozVille added a new group "Mind Body and Soul".]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_227/ Fri, 12 Feb 2010 13:09:37 +0000 PozVille <![CDATA[PozVille added a new group "Pawz Pets Central".]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_226/ PozVille added a new group "Pawz Pets Central".]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_226/ Fri, 12 Feb 2010 13:03:08 +0000 PozVille <![CDATA[PozVille added a new group "ScrewRevue".]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_140/ PozVille added a new group "ScrewRevue".]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_140/ Thu, 11 Feb 2010 15:48:30 +0000 PozVille <![CDATA[PozVille added a new video "PQ2010".]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_50/ PozVille added a new video "PQ2010".]]> http://www.pozville.org/feed/view/id_50/ Wed, 10 Feb 2010 20:54:50 +0000 PozVille