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Why does this not surprise me?

When you play in public places, that are AYOR you always take the chance of getting busted, embarrassed and even hauled off to jail.

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Doesn't surprise me either ... bookstores/arcades/bathrooms/parks not "my thing" ....
but know others can be into them.

Have a bi-sexual friend that only likes to suck cock "when the dragon" hits him, as he refers to it. He then liked the anonymous
encounter that the MUSTANG BOOKS could offer with the soccer dads or married construction guys, who desire a good blow-job that the wife doesn't provide .... easy to put their dicks through a gloryhole, to have some willing participant suck it with gusto, as they are watching pussy porn in their own booth. This friend would drive over an hour to the MUSTANG for the anonymous venue of the place, with an hour drive back home.

Just wanted to post the warning.

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Damn am I glad I saw this!

I am like cubmaster4u’s friend – it is an hour drive so I know I won’t run into someone I know. Usually don’t do anything except alone with the Internet but every once in awhile just cannot take it anymore and need to suck some cock.

Well tonight I was thinking of going out to Mustang as it used to be a pretty easy place to find some hard fun – no one bothered anyone and there were a lot of people partaking…

But I decided to check and make sure I remembered the address – when I did not see them listed under bookstores I thought I would check the messages and see if they had been shut down –

All I can say is THANK YOU for posting this – I don’t know what I would ever do if I was in that type of situation where I got caught.

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I thought it was extremely rude of the newspaper to publish those pictures along with the names of the men.

I had forwarded the newspaper link to my friend, who would visit the MUSTANG .... he said he would never go back.

It is kind of obvious what adult arcades are all about. Upland will be a bit surprised when the gay/bi cruising now finds it way to the public restrooms and parks ..... not with the like-minded adult visitors to a video arcade.

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Years ago when I way VERY young, a bookstore was the ONLY place to get some action, but today we have SOOOOOO many options for LEGAL, safe places to have sex. It makes no sense to me that men still have to venture to bookstores and parks to get their dicks sucked or suck some dick???? All you have to do is walk into ANY legal sex club and you can have all you want?

Some say that they can get "straight" men at places like this...come on! Unless their wife and kids are knocking on the booth to go home, HOW would you ever know! LOL

I have no sympathy for these guys...publishing their pics and such is no different than the treatment that johns get when they get arrested for picking up street walkers. They broke a law...

Our community has fought battles for YEARS to keep our baths and sex clubs open, legal and safe for our enjoyment. We should be thanking them with our patronage. Some people bitch about having to show their ID, but I'd much rather verify my age at a club, then chance a public arrest and the costs of lawyers, courts and fines.

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I do very well at meeting guys from the Internet. I do hit the baths 3 or 4 times per year .... everyone is at the baths for the same reason. I personally always get a room as I like my sex in privacy.

My friend who went to the Mustang wasn't just after the "straight" men .... he wanted to suck cock. He didn't want to see what the guy looked like, hence his liking for the gloryholes. All he was interested in was the penis. Though not my-cup-of-tea, I am not going to put him down for it. Just what he prefered.

I am just blocks away where the USJ had been in Hermosa Beach before it closed last year and torn down. I hadn't stepped into the place in a couple decades. The first time I went there I was my 20s and I did have sex with someone in one of the booths on that first visit. But from then on, I did bring guys home for sex (once did it in back of a van across the street at USJ on the side street).

I placed the "heads up" as a warning to those who might frequent the Mustang. Fair warning. I appreciated I got the big "THANK YOU" from the one poster.

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I understand that there are a lot of people who have fought hard to protect the rights of sex clubs, etc., but there are also a lot of people that are not comfortable with going there – and bookstores offered an alternative.

Many of the people in the bookstores are not comfortable with their sexual orientation, their body or are married and are just looking for quick fun – just look at how many guys hang out at the straight video rack before they go to the booths…

I have never been to a club – being middle aged and in need of the gym the posts on line do not make them sound like the place for people like me – but at other places there is not the same expectation.

The clubs are great and should exist – but when so much is wrong with the world to have the police worrying about consenting adults in an adult bookstore is wrong. Yes, the guys should be more careful and not mess up the neighborhood, and the police should go after people causing problems or littering, but to go after people in the store just seems like they are trying to drive the store out of business.

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The Mustang was the topic of discussion on KFI Friday afternoon. They read an article from the local Upland paper describing some of the outdoor activity witnessed by neighbors.
I understand a place like this is doomed from the day it opens, but if guys leave used condoms, disposable enemas and such in the parking lots of surrounding businesses, some folks might be upset enough to call the cops.

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Interesting that the Upland Police didn't observe the outside activities and make the arrests there for those who had caused the problems for the neighbors .... but went after the guys who were inside an establishment for those 21 and older.

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It's not exactly as if Mustang is in a residential area, either. Maybe if we stop electing people who think it's a good thing to protect us from ourselves . . .

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