Ray contacted us a while back about doing a video and he said he was interested in getting into the porn business because he loves sex and he’€™s a BIG fan of MaverickMen.com. I am so glad he hit us up! We first met up with Ray at an OnTheHunt shoot (and this was not just any shoot; it was the same shoot where we met Carter and the muscle bears!). After we had our fill of straight boys, we got to throat raping Ray. It was late at night and three of us blasted down his throat ‘€“ but we didn’€™t let him cum; we made him wait till the next morning when we fucked the hell out of his tight hole. I was surprised at how hard core Ray was for such a newbie. I mean, this guy liked it ROUGH and raw. Hunter and I liked fucking Ray so much that we later went to his home town, rented a hotel, railed him again, and yup we filmed that, too!

DNA favourite DW Chase returns in a sexy new shoot by photographer Carl Proctor. DW is 29-years old and flew from Texas to Georgia for the shoot. It took place in the world’s largest automobile junkyard.

Model: Daniel Garofali http://www.danielgarofali.com

Author: Yanir Dekel

In 1995 an ad for the beer brand Guinness, that showed a couple of men in their home, was censored. Fifteen years later it was uploaded to the web, and 2 years after that it became a web sensation!

A gay couple kissing on the cheek was too much for the world of advertisement in 1995, according to the ‘Guinness’ beer company, so a commercial that was produced in America that year under the title ‘Men and Women Shouldn’t Live Together’, never went on air, as the heads of the company feared a negative reaction after British tabloids described it as controversial and wrong. Later that year, the company even denied producing the commercial. Seventeen years later, and late last year the ad went viral and became a YouTube sensation.

The ad shows two different kinds of men: one is a tidy and clean, stay-at-home guy who leads the audience to believe he’s a woman at the beginning of the ad, and the other one is a messy businessman going to work in the morning. The soundtrack of the ad is Tammy Wynette’s classic ‘Stand By Your Man.’

“Those men are a gay couple,” said then-creative director Tony Kay, “and with this storyline I believe we could’ve sold more beer if the ad went on air.”

It’s better late than never!