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Don’t know much about Roy Rodrigo but he seems to be one of the hottie hunks of yesteryears. Notice how the standards of hunkiness have evolved through the years… one major reason I could think of is that gyms and body sculpting clinics were not as popular back then. Now you can find a gym just about anywhere. Anyway, enjoy Roy Rodrigo as he joins the other vintage hunks featured here at MGG.
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My gay idol Vince de Jesus is the musical mind behind the Zaturnnah songs that made me laugh and cry when I watched musical last year. On Monday, May 12, he will be the Featured Composer in Mag:net Cafe’s (Bonifacio High Street) “Monday Nights, New Voices” performance series. Five young musical theater performers will sing select songs from de Jesus’ obra, including Himala, Zsazsa Zaturnnah ze Muzical, ASL Please, Kelly Kelly, Silent Soprano, and Skin Deep. Musical theater-goers should not miss this as real musical and acting talents (di lang pa-kyut) will be showcased. The show will be hosted by Bituin Escalante and Rem Zamora. (Entrance is Php150.) Come watch — kitakits tayo dun!

Mag:net Cafe Bonifacio High Street is at 2/F B3, Bonifacio High Street, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig Metro Manila. It’s in the building across Krispy Kreme, right beside the Nike Store.

For more information, call 856-3400 or 0920-9793400.

Where in the world is AJ Dee? Well, enjoy his photos here by photographer Anthony Yu. But if you ask me, I really prefer his dear younger brother and swimmer Enchong Dee.
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Do you like straight men? Have you at any point in your life been attracted and actually “chased” a straight man? Here’s an exciting story from one of our regular MGG readers. Read on, get titillated, and join in the comments festival! (Kembot!)

Hi Migs,

Let me start off by saying that I am an avid reader of your blog. Love the photos of men, the articles, the letters and most especially the comments that people give! Ang saya saya ng comments ng mga utaw at very lively ito (kung paminsan, eh ang mga commenters ang mismo nag-ookrayan). Gusto ko sanang i-share sa iyo ang aking istorya at sigurado ako na maraming bading ang makaka-relate. I have always been an active guy. Mahilig ako sa outdoors, sports activities, adventures at all-around good-natured trippings but I have a guilty pleasure. I go after straight men. Ika nga ng mga ka-tropa ko eto ang “market” ko. Mind you, I don’t go exclusively after straight men. I’ve had very long-term and rewarding relationships with other gay men, pero getting straight men is the spice in my life.
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Presenting model, Pinoy Idol wannabe, and Mossimo hunk aspirant Geoff Taylor.
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I love OFWs. Why not naman, they are our country’s silent heroes. So when I received this letter from Tsinitoboy of the United Arab Emirates, I published it right away! It’s not a typical “I have a problem” letter, rather it is a sincere sharing of thoughts, happenings, and feelings. Pasalubungan natin ng masigabong palakpakan ang liham na ito mula sa isang kapatid na nagta-trabaho sa UAE, at kung maari, aking pakiusap po lamang, na bigyang pugay siya sa pamamagitan ng pagbati at pag-iiwan ng komento sa post na ito. Mabuhay ang mga OFW! Mahal ko kayo! I love you from the bottom of my hypothalamus!

Hi Migs,

I’m an OFW working in the UAE and I’m an avid reader of blog. Ever since I discovered your site, no day seems to past without me checking on your site. It has become a habit of mine to start my daily routine by looking at your site if there are any updates or comments. What I find amusing is actually the comment section on each of your post (I also like the way you tastefully present naked men & other mind tickling topics). Wherein some of your readers engage in a battle of wits through debates (I’ve been into one just lately on the topic of “Gays go to Hell”) or just plainly taunting each other like a bunch of gay kids. I would like to share to you our lives here working in the desert sands.
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Here’s David Cook’s Music of the Night - Studio Version.

MP3 after the jump.
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Mac-mac, a long-time buddy and the only one among my friends who consistently calls me ‘Teh (Ate, or older sis), invites me over to this little-known burger place along one of the quieter streets tucked along busy Morato in Quezon City. Masarap ang burger dun, pati na yung pasta. Winner, teh!, he beams. I know Mac-mac as an artiste, and a little bit anti-mainstream so I got interested. Plus of course I was hungry. Picked him up in nearby Timog Avenue and in moments, we were there. Franz Burger. Yes the food was good enough, I even took some photos because I thought the place was great for EBs (eye-ball, blind, first-time meetups for online buds) as it was very discreet and private yet with a little bit of spunk and character.

In this surprisingly cozy ambiance, Mac-mac blurts out, may kuwento ako ‘teh. I’m reserving it for this kind of moments, sabi niya. Aba, I thought to myself, may bagong chika ang lola ko. So while gobbling up chunks of my delectable bacon mushroom cheeseburger, I was eagerly listening to Mac-mac’s anti-mainstream tale… a taste of being a gay matrona, all at a youngish age of 27. Keribelles? Then read on.
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