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One of Falcon Studio’s biggest stars, Eric Rhodes, started blogging on Jan. 1. He’s surprisingly candid, and it’s all juicy.
hey yuo are so good
I am sorry to hear that you got sucked into Met. You always try to get the high that was the first, but since your body is becoming more accustomed to the drug. it doesn’t happen.
You have such a good mind (I decided that when I saw the out-takes on one of your films) and, of course, a great body. I liked you comments about the 3:5 ratio, since it is true. I just look like a fullback, no matter what. I don’t know how to find your blog, since there are so many pages with your name on them, but I’d like to join, and read it.
I looked at you as a great ideal for my workouts, and that maybe I’d meet a younger guy, with sense, like you in San Francisco. No luck yet.