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I had gone home from my experience at the sign shop feeling very satisfied having found someone who was going to be a great sex partner, and I felt bloody horny. I couldnt get rid of my erection thinking about this guy that I had met completely out of the blue. I have never considered myself gay, definately Bi sexual from the experiences I had in Brisbane, but not fully blown gay, but this guy had completely blown me away. I got back to the bar, and went upstars to relax, and decided to have a bath. I ran some water and underessed and got in the bath, my God I still had a stiff erection, so th… 阅读更多内容

My wife and I had moved from Australia back to the UK, and as I think back to that year now, I remember it was so my wife (who is bloody gorgeous by the way) could be closer to her family as we had started to have a family of our own, and she was very pregnant with our first born son. I didnt want her to be pregnant, in a hospital ward somewhere without at least her mother and father close by. I was in the music industry so I fell into several different jobs, either broadcasting on radio, or working as a disc jockey in a nightclub somewhere, I forget where it was now, I think it may have been… 阅读更多内容

Tales from the suburb No 2. I suppose I could say that this all started when I moved from Mackay to Brisbane in Australia. I had always wanted to be a radio presenter and finally I had done nearly a years worth of broadcasting in the country, and now had been offered a job on a radio station in the city of Brisbane. It was all terribly exciting to be on the airwaves in a major capital city, despite the fact that my first regular shift was to be from 12 midnight to 6am, yes the very famous “Graveyard shift” I didn't know what to expect, but I was soon to be pleasantly surprised. Of course I… 阅读更多内容

Meet in the street! My first story takes me back to when I lived and worked in Brisbane Australia. I had moved there from Perth as I had friends who were originally from Brisbane who I had met in Perth when I first arrived in Australia as a 21 year old Englishman from London. I had found myself a job as the disc jockey in a nice little pub in the city called “Tommy's Disco” it was a great fun Job and I worked there playing records on Friday and Saturday nights. The crowds would love my music there, as I was the sort of DJ that would always find something funny to say on the microphone betwe… 阅读更多内容