Does anyone know of any glory holes in upstate NY capital region?

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Sorry to say that I'm finding Upstate New York to be as elusive as the deep South...ALL talk & NO action. C'est dommage...Les hommes est mort!!! ( Hill-billy did go to "finishin' school" ) LOL!!! Love you men from the North tho'...Folks DO tend to be friendlier here than the South...If the silly fuckers could EVER realize the war was over a hundred years ago!! I'll miss y'all, but will return!!! Thanx

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Hey i'm 18 and i don't know of any glory holes but i would love to meet you and we can make our own glory hole
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Mail me some pics to my email. [email removed]

I'll let you know but I'm so horny baby. Email me sweetie!
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Glory holes were a regular feature at the ABS in Troy, NY until last year. Politics changed, forcing the closure of two of the three book stores in town and shuttering all the glory holes.

One of the two closed stores was sealed for a year by the City, but the year is almost over. New owners are going to try to reopen it once the City locks are removed. Don't know if they will risk opening the glory holes again.

There use to be several ABS in Schenctady, NY with holes, but I heard the City forced all of them closed too.

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I visited the one in Schctady. It had glass seperating them and I couldn't take it out. Does anyone know if you can go 2 in a big booth there? Come on guys. Help me find my glory hole!
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It's hard to answer for another store.The best way is to visit the ABS and observe a few times. You can ask the clerk what the "house rules" are after a visit or two. However, some clerks react differently than others. Never call and ask over the phone. Clerks are generally advised to treat all phone calls as a fishing expedition from some religious group or the cops.

I have usually found where gloryholes are prohibited, double up is permitted. Rarely are three in a booth tolerated due to possible damage to the equipment and loss of revenue. Every ABS operator will try to work as close to the limit imposed by local regulations as possible, but can't risk losing the business with what some consider "illegal" acts.

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