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🕑 Added 2024-12-01 17:27:02 +0000 UTC

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Priapus of Milet

I Hope so :o)

James Armstrong

Y'all cum again!

Priapus of Milet

Yes, I did it again, the rascal!

Priapus of Milet

Yes, packages are delivered while the Wanted rides into the sunset, for that's what they are eventually supposed to do in the Wild West.

Gulliver

This Saloon also functions as a Post Office, with three neatly rope-wrapped packages to deliver to the Sheriff while the wanted delivery guy is on another mission.

Greg Hancock

lol. Slipped away again after taking pleasure from captives. lol.

Priapus of Milet

Yes, working very hard, but no results. Still looking for the mysterious villain :o|

Gulliver

The Sheriff and his deputy have been working very HARD for so long; they must be very hungry and thirsty! I hope they will eventually have the opportunity to relax and join the fun, creamy party with its delicious sausages, meatballs, and virile juice.

Priapus of Milet

I guess that's his money shot ;o)

Stefan

Holy. That final frame 💦

Priapus of Milet

Yes, it's open buffet at the saloon :o)

Gulliver

I just realized that sausages and eggs are the best meal this "Saloon" can offer in a private room! It's All-You-Can-Eat Fashion!

Priapus of Milet

Yes, the Wild West was a dangerous and predictable place! :o|

Greg Hancock

lol. Oh how the tables turned. Glad the three captured the one. lol.

Priapus of Milet

Ah, yes. Not a big fan myself, but they still seem to be popular ;o)

Kilted7

Liked how you've got at least one guy with a sexy, big tache!

Priapus of Milet

Hmm, yes, perhaps you're right. Three to one at gunpoint; not really in a position to dominate, even for a top dog Wild West macho :o|

Gulliver

#177: that is called a "Shot" in both right hand and left hand! Very humorous! The bartender's action indicates some very sophisticated dramas ensue. Can't wait!

Gulliver

Our hero was the "top" on the train and in the "Bank"; perhaps he will "bottom" in the Saloon in the upcoming Foursome party? I love the confidence he displayed in (slide #177) shooting by one hand while holding his drink in another. Very macho! Perhaps he will soon prove that he is also very versatile!?

Priapus of Milet

Yes, you're right, it looks like he's introducing new techniques and as always in banking; diversified high-risk small deposits can generate high profits for both parties ;o)

Gulliver

The Sheriff and his team missed the most important part of the show, during which the hero finally unveiled his full glory! But, the sheriff & associates always receive a good-looking man package that displays the art of rope bondage! It seems that our hero is trying to introduce the art of Shibari, or Japanese rope bondage or kinbaku BDSM, to the "Western" towns, attempting to transform the banks' inner offices into the playroom of kink communities! What a hidden treasure! What a highly profitable interest for the short-term "deposit"!

Priapus of Milet

Yes, the relentless villain strikes again. Classic Wilde West style ;o)

Greg Hancock

Hahaha. Strikes again. Cums and then leaves with saddlebags bulging and a smile on everyone’s faces.

Priapus of Milet

Yes, it's quick and dirty, so no time for all that. But now the bank has closed... who knows?...

Priapus of Milet

Yes, it's the good old days, when banking services still had a personal touch. No ATM can compete with that ;o)

Gulliver

Our hero, somehow, is always fully clothed, even when engaged in vigorous physical activities! When will he reveal more flesh of his upper and lower body?

Gulliver

Great lesson learned from Priapus's demonstration: I now understand how the bank should operate its daily business, especially when you see the "CLOSED" sign! (When one window closes, would another (behind-the-scenes bodily) "window" open?)

Priapus of Milet

Yes, he's having a hard time ;o)

Greg Hancock

Hahaha. That poor teller. Trying not to give the game away. Pure torture. lol.

Priapus of Milet

No, I guess Uncle Abe would have appreciated some emancipatory banking services ;o)

Gulliver

President Lincoln's photographic portrait enhances the power of suggestiveness of #100 (I guess Mr. Lincoln would not mind that he could be so helpful to the PEOPLE!)

Gulliver

The clerk's smile, or a combination of smirk and a very subtle villainous smile, vividly showcases an excellent fusion of the "American Western Genre" and the British sitcom "Are You Being Served?" (20-star review for the customer service!)

Priapus of Milet

Yes, indeed! That's where the expression 'under the counter' originated. Very common in those days in the Wild West!

Priapus of Milet

Yes, the height is for safety reasons, in case of an emergency and as we can see, multitasking is essential for a bank clerk in his position :o)

Greg Hancock

Hahaha. Like that getting serviced. Under the counter with “customer “ on the other side. Surprise surprise surprise. lol.

Gulliver

Wanted #108 makes me understand the real reasons for the special design of the height of the bank's counter and the meaning of multitasking!

James Armstrong

Love at first fuck. I can relate.

Priapus of Milet

Thanks! Yes, I think he was waiting for this for a long time, thinking 'Finally it has happened to me, right in front of my face, and I just cannot hide it...'

Jeff Watson

I love the look in the postal worker's eyes. It's a nice combination of fear/trepidation/oh God it's finally going to happen.

Priapus of Milet

Yes, thanks! Well-deserved prices for both performances :o)

Gulliver

The "Oscar" for the Best Actor (on the train) goes to...(drum rolls)...the Bank Clerk! The cash goodies go to...(dick-pistons roll)...the Manly Hunk!

Priapus of Milet

Yes, pointing in the wrong direction, hoping for another steamy ride ;o)

Greg Hancock

Hahaha. Oh yeah sure. Point your finger at the bad guy in the poster and let the actual sexy hunk walk away with a smile…. Huge smile that is. lol.

Priapus of Milet

Thanks! Yes, looks ominous ;o)

James Armstrong

I love the foreshadowing in the last image!

Priapus of Milet

Thanks! That sounds just perfect to me :o)

Viewdazzle

This reads to me like a Western fairy tale. Something like Disney but with a more contemporary accent, taking us to a land that is far away yet familiar.

Priapus of Milet

Well, it looks like he already has the key to one treasure box ;o)

Priapus of Milet

Good question! Perhaps the horse jumped on board as well ;o)

Priapus of Milet

Still many tunnels to go, that's for sure :o)

Greg Hancock

Sweet talking him out of more than just the cash box keys. lol. Go stud go

Scott Swanson

Having grown up watching TV shows like this in the 50s, is it wrong of me to wonder what happens to the invariably faithful horse left miles and miles back?

DadShapedArt

Can't wait to see all the tunnels this train heads into! :)

Priapus of Milet

Thanks! Much appreciated!

Priapus of Milet

You're right! I noticed that as well, only after I edited the order of the images. It unintentionally made the last image far more interesting ;o)

Gulliver

Thank you, Priapus, so much, for introducing the audience to the art of Mark Maggiori and Maxfield Parrish! Your art enriches our lives!

Gulliver

Wanted #056 suggested the Hunk's tongue pistoning through the clerk's bodily tunnel, while Wanted #057 showed the "train" passing through the bridge tunnel. It is the most suggestive scene of the sequence! The facial expression of the locomotive conductor, holding a pipe, smiling, suggests that he knew something...

Priapus of Milet

Glad you like it! Yes, he's at the right time, at the right place, with the right one :o)

Greg Hancock

Damn. Cute clerk in the mail car. Bandit not too bad either. Hehehe.

Priapus of Milet

Thanks! That's great to hear. Never been there, so I had to use pictures and illustrations. It must be wonderful to visit those places. Perhaps one day... :o)

KaBoom BOX

The John Ford technicolor western skies. Last autumn I spent a few weeks traveling/camping in Utah, Nevada, Arizona, and New Mexico and you’ve captured the vibe,

Priapus of Milet

Yes, it looks like the tough robber is going to scale the cleck's chastity as well ;o)

Gulliver

I am afraid that the scale (in Wanted 029 & 030) will not be able to tell the true value of your precious "gold." With commotions caused by the "robbery" and bumpy road, the scale will lose its "checks and balances"! It, however, can turn into an indicator of the passion of the Wanted and the poor (lucky) bank clerk!

Priapus of Milet

Yes, he could rob me too, from whatever, at any time ;o)

Jeff Watson

Now that's my kind of train robber.

Priapus of Milet

Thanks, James! That's very kind of you and I agree, I can't get enough :o)

James Armstrong

I don't want to annoy you with seeming flattery, but sometimes I feel I'm not praising your talent enough. So many skills mastered by one individual. And I do mean mastered. Not just dabbled in. You are quite an artist.

Priapus of Milet

I'm sure he is :o)

James Armstrong

He may be in it for the booty.

Priapus of Milet

Thanks, Gulliver! I am glad you enjoyed the opening scene of this new series. Always good to hear about a new start of a project :o)

Priapus of Milet

Thanks, David! Yes, now that you mention it, the sky has indeed much of Maxfield Parish in it :o)

David

Hot men and a Maxfield Parish sky. What more could you ask for?

Gulliver

The silhouette of Wanted_005 is so magnificent! This is an action-packed sequence, which is what Priapus's fans "Wanted." The name "Gold Exchange" is most promising and suggestive. I am sure the horseman and the train riders will "exchange" something else other than "Gold." Perhaps, there will be a "Milk Express" in the dining car!?