so great seeing baloney at bearrison today, including reggie, yifan, @tiddiesdeloser.bsky.social, @jrtopdog.bsky.social and @yourcoachinsf.bsky.social.

one of my friends was so excited to see jr, because he was already familiar with him.

great show and looking forward to the december finale

Young John Goodman could totally get it

The Castro Night Market was a lot of fun and it was great to see @jrtopdog.bsky.social dancing for the crowd before and after the big drag show. The crowd was amazing.

I made a Bluesky list of performers who I’ve seen perform at Baloney in SF. If there are folks I’m missing, let me know and I’ll add them.

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Sebastian the dancer from Drag Race is a hottie

Had a fun time at Baloney on Sunday and @giantbritishpup.bsky.social was the contest on a very raunchy — and very fun to watch — game show. I don’t think the Baloney fellas knew what they were in for. Incredibly sexy.

One thing I loved about the latest episode of For the Love of DILFs was the whole butt facial scene! So much ass while having heartfelt get-to-know-you-better conversations. Less of a Meet Cute and more of a Meet Trash and I am here for it.

One thing I like to remember while watching For the Love of DILFs is that these guys are all real people who are feeling emotions and getting into goofy situations while wearing very little clothes. So I can understand when they act out a little bit and not give them shade on social media for it.

The new season of For the Love of DILFs (from @tophcus.bsky.social) is giving me life. I predict messiness, lots of jiggle, snarky commentary from Dr DILF, and maybe some tears along the way? This show might be the thing I need to cure my SAD.

I’ve always loved the Tarot Rama indie deck by Hoarse Rama. Here’s the King of Swords, Two of Rings and Six of Rings.

My favorite tarot deck is the New Voice Tarot by Rosario Salerno. I just keep finding new depths to the images.

A car wash on Folsom in San Francisco in front of Oasis from a few years back

Jeremy Novy street art of a bear flexing in a face mask.

From the John Waters exhibit in LA