Date: Thu, 14 Jul 94 23:34:39 GMT From: pulse@drink.demon.co.uk (Pulse Magazine) PULSE MAGAZINE ============== Pulse is a monthly magazine for Gay Men. Edited in Scotland Issue 18 - February 1994 ELECTRONIC EDITION To subscribe: Send a mail message to pulse@drink.demon.co.uk The first (not subject) line of the message should be subscribe pulse (If you are subscribing for a different address from the one you are using to send the request, you should use a line of the form subscribe pulse myotheraddress@my.other.system instead) To unsubscribe: Send a mail message to pulse@drink.demon.co.uk The first (not subject) line of the message should be unsubscribe pulse (If you are unsubscribing for a different address from the one you are using to send the request, you should use a line of the form unsubscribe pulse myotheraddress@my.other.system instead) All Material Copyright (c) Claypoke Limited 1994. Permission is hereby given to distribute this material provided that this copyright notice is included and that distribution is specifically for non-profitmaking reasons. Distribution for profit must be done only with prior written consent of the magazine any deviation from this will be seen as an infringement of copyright. Hardcopies are limited to one per person for personal use only and such hard copies are subject to the same copyright restrictions as laid out above. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- In this edition: Read Me - the Pulse Editorial Scene News - Out and About Health Matters - Passive Smoking On the Beat - CDs v Vinyl Backtalk - Comms Letters - Your page Snipits - Here and There Kriztal Gazes - Pulse Horoscopes Contacts - The Meet Market ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- READ ME! ======== WELL I'LL BE BLOWN... SHE DOES THAT TOO? The failure of Gillian Taylforth's recent action against the Sun must have come as a personal disaster to the popular actress who plays Kathy Beale in BBC TV's Eastenders. Ms Taylforth had sued the Sun over their report that she had had oral sex with her boyfriend in his car in a lay-by. Now she has been landed with substantial costs as a result of losing the action. However, she continues to deny the allegation and has said that she will appeal. Personally, I tend to believe Ms Taylforth's version of events - especially when it is her word against the Sun (and the Metropolitan Police). In any case, I wish her luck with her appeal - if she wins, it will mean that the Sun won't have won a defamation case in ten years. What has all this to do with matters gay?, you may well be asking. Well, it just highlights the double standards applied by the yellow press of this country - and the way in which 'right thinking members of society' connive with these standards. Does it matter a damn if Ms Taylforth did or did not give her boyfriend a blowjob? Did it really enlarge the sum of human happiness to print the story? The tabloid papers thrive on this sort of inconsequential tittle tattle. They publicise the sexual lives of those who are 'unconventional' for the edification of their readers. And they dress it up in the veneer of 'Oh aren't these people terrible for doing this. In truth, it is the tabloids which are terrible - choosing to trivialise human emotions whilst failing to expose the lies and hypocrisy on which the government of this country is conducted. If we are gay, we are fair game for the tabloids - the most prurient of which are totally opposed to any change in the male gay age of consent. After all, just how many of their "Boys in bed with Gay Vicar" are 16 or over? Most, I would imagine. Meanwhile, with two closeted gay men who are lovers in the cabinet, the gravy train rolls on for the haves (supported by sixty closet Tory MPs). And the have-nots continue to read the Sun. John Hein ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- SCENE NEWS ========== There was a mathematician called Rex, Who invented an Equation for Sex, He said a good F*ck, Is neither Patience nor luck, But a Function of U over X. (Think about it!) Most people get it after a while, Me? I guess I'm just a bit less lucky than the rest. So you want some more do you? Did you bring the curling tongs? Good, then we'll begin... GLASGOW... Scotland's only venue for the heats of Mr Gay UK takes place at Bennets on April the first. All you lovely guys wishing to take part will find an application form on page 11 of this little rag. Apart from going on to the final the heat winner gets a trophy, 100ukp in cash, a 50ukp voucher from Clone Zone plus clothes from HOM CLOTHING (if you also play your cards right, you can come around to the Pulse offices and let us smear honey and whipped cream over your loins - We're trying to arrange for a member of the Tory Cabinet to lick it off but they all seem to be on tour with Tom Jones and the Chippendales those days! Darn!!) The whole evening is to be hosted by YEVETTE and her CIAO BABIES who have literally WALKED all the way from London in order to host this event!! For those of you who don't already know the curfew in Glasgow city centre has been extended to let you in to your favourite club until 12.30am and now it's funk away until 3am. This month at Bennets sees a P.A. by ERIK singing her new single "Got To Be Real" on Sunday the 6th. and on Wed the 16th direct from London it's SASSY STRYKER AND HER BOYS. Any relation to Jeff? The current consensus is that darling sweetie Sassie is indeed! - not related in any shape, size, form, dimension, hair colouring, hair stylist, or manicurist to the delicious Jeff Stryker (perhaps known best to us all as the man who put the "Shlong" back into long or anyone else you'd care to mention!) Don't forget Bennets Valentine Party on the 13th, the first 50 in receive a free bottle of bubbly - If you can't find a valentine that night, you at least get to go home with something long, large and SOLID in you hands. Over at Austins, Colin fresh from his appearance at the Ferry, tells me that the newly revamped entertainment's style is well under way, and that something very special will be announced soon, I am sworn to secrecy but just you watch this wee space for details. A lot of the Glasgow pubs are doing all sorts of things with their happy hours to try and keep themselves regular, Oops! That should read their regulars happy. Honest, I don't know how I manage it sometimes... Honest! David at Squires tells me that there happy hours have now been changed to 9-10pm every night (it's OK, you're still allowed to be happy before after and even during!!! those times, it's just that it's cheaper then, you know like wearing CoCo Channel in your best shell suit) and all night on a Sunday. Serious drinking, what? Be serious with a dirnk? Naaa. Look believe me, I've tryed... The damn thing just keeps taking the piss (if you know what I mean, ahem). BLACKPOOL ... If you are on the lookout for something big, then read on. Basil Newby (owner of the Flamingo club) has announced that scene in Blackpool is going to be bigger and better than ever. Planning permission has at last been granted for Basils on the Strand to extend into Queen Street (always wanting something bigger) - what an appropriate name. The move will almost double the size of the club. New features will include a cabaret bar restaurant, disco, piano bar and a larger Clone Zone shop. As if that is not enough for you-hold on to your falsies- the Flamingo is also to undergo a major refurbishment in the near future. The various works within Basil's empire are due to begin within the next few weeks, I'll keep you all up to date on the progress. Even whilst the works progress the standard of cabaret at the Flamingo continues, with visits from Martha Reeves and the Vandellas and end of month appearance by the one and only Bananarama See the Flamingo's advert for these and other details. Now, for those of you who like a good scream, especially when riding... The Pleasure Beach opens at Easter, now where else can you get a great ride for 50p ? We may be cheap in Blackpool, but we certainly know how to give you a good time-especially with the Pleasure Beach opening it's new big dipper this year. Not only is it the biggest, but it is the longest ride you are likely to get. 85 miles an hour may not seem fast, but when you realise it is half of the height of the tower, it certainly gets the juices flowing. Next month I will be having a look at where to stay whilst visiting the land of phallic metal objects. EDINBURGH ... Over in bonnie (OOh, that's just sooooooo Scots!) Edinburgh things are a bit quiet on the news front, however we can report that at Frenchies the popular Karaoke with Ms Paulet Du Boise is now being hosted on both Thursday and Monday nights, with all pints on a Monday (9pm-1am) at 1. Steady, don't over do it. Think of the work the next day - On second thought's Sod work and have a good time! (But not too often!) Down at the Duck, the (BIG!) bold (Corduroy Festooned!) Billy tells me that both the Sunday nights Karaoke with Minie La Minx and the Wednesday evening charity bingo with Lady Samantha are still as popular as ever. As we go to press, we hear that the Duck is to have a major alteration in the near future. All hell appeared to break loose when someone spread the vicious rumour that the alteration was to be Billy's Corduroy's being put into a huge glass case and suspended over the dance floor with a laser show lighting them up every time the DJ plays Madonna, Kyle or anything from the soundtrack album of "Can't stop the music". Needless to say, the rumour has now been adequately deflated (much to the distress of our typist who spends hours dreaming of Billy's Corduroys suspended over his head) to just one of Billy's wonderful tropical shirts, a line of rope and someone standing with a torch. So what's the real alteration? Would you guess, Ms Minnie La Minx is having something erected to help her get it all up just a few inches further. (I'm talking about the STAGE Silly!) We at Pulse are sorry to report that the lovely Tam was assaulted whilst going for a wee pizza. It would appear that Tam was struck by a flying can of Irn Bru, both Tam and the can are reported to be doing well. Rest and be well Oiled! See you next month. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- HEALTH MATTERS: =============== ARE YOU A PASSIVE SMOKER? I remember watching a movie on Television one night that involved a scene in a Gay Nightclub. Being the usual tacky seventie's American-style movie, the nightclub was dark and smokey with lots of early seventies shady characters trying hard not too fall off their platform's or get ash on the carpet. Twenty years on, the only thing thats changed seems to be the colour of the carpet (and even then I can't be sure) . What's the point of all this? I suppose the keyword sould be "Smokey"... Like it or not smoking exists and, it seems, plays more than a bit part of life on the gay scene. I wander around from pub to club and there's always at least one person dragging away at a ciggarette. I don't see this as being a shocking thing, the scene can be an intimidating place at the best of times and, for many people, a cigarette can be a great comfort (not to mention the "Do you have a light?" pickup line...) At the best of times i would consider myself easy going and tolerant, but when it comes to my health I am afraid I can get a bit up tight. I become annoyed when others are determined to damage my well being. I refer of course to passive smoking. If others wish to spend their money on anything that can damage their health, who am I to pass comment, but when someone else's smoking habit directly affects my health it is a different ball game indeed. Did you know that only 15% of smoke from a cigarette is inhaled by the smoker? The rest goes into the air and of course into the lungs of others including innocent non-smokers. Cigarette smoke can cause irritations in your nose, throat, and chest, as well as causing breathing difficulties. It is estimated that several hundred non smokers die each year from lung cancer caused by passive smoking. Many places now have separate areas for people who want to smoke. This applies to schools, cinemas, hospitals, buses, restaurants, pubs and places of work. If you are a smoker, be aware of the alternatives to smoking. At the end of the day, you stand a better chance of being happier much much longer. If you need help to give up smoking, talk it over with friends, family and even with your doctor. As a first step, though, the next time you see something you fancy at the end of the bar, why not forget the cigarrette pickup line and ask them what time it is instead... SMOKING NOT ONLY DAMAGES THE HEALTH OF SMOKERS THEMSELVES - BUT ALSO THE HEALTH OF THOSE AROUND THEM! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ON THE BEAT =========== COMPACT DISC vs VINYL THE DEBATE Complete strangers, nearly all of them taxi drivers, are always asking me, as a DJ, whether I prefer to use CDs or records, mainly because they think that vinyl is on the way out! Obviously a popular topic of conversation, I think to myself(or is it just another chat up line?) Anyway, It does seem, in many ways, that vinyl is taking second place to the CD. You just have to go into any mainstream high street record shop, and you will eventually find the records hidden away on the second floor behind some grotty T-shirts or some other less up market item the shop feels obliged to stock. Most of the major recording companies have predicted that the humble record will have all but vanished over the next few years. This is hardly surprising as Sony own most of the major recording companies, and, guess what? - they also manufacture and sell most of the CDs and CD players in the world. Now there is a co-incidence NOT! So you would think, that this would sign the death certificate for the poor old vinyl record-maybe not. The problem is that CDs are an awful lot of hassle-they get dirty, just like records, but they are a lot more unforgiving-If you have ever had one stick you will know what I mean. Then there is the cost of both the disc and the machine to play them on. Phillips recently launched the Digital Audio Cassette(DAT) and Sony brought the Mini Disc on to the market. If either of these formats take off, they might well make CDs obsolete. The fact is that the humble LP has been with us for nearly a century, and is not going to die quickly. It has survived, despite the introduction of tape cassettes, and is still the easiest and cheapest format to buy on - compare the price of a 7 inch single and a CD single - enough said. P.S. Why not take a wander into your local specialist record shop, and play my game....spot the CD!!!? Suave Gav ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- BACKTALK ========= THE NET WIDENS Time was, if you wanted to meet new friends, or just fancied a bit of trolling, you had to go down to the pubs or clubs and, if they were closed, there was always the local cottage. For those prepared to wait, you could always use the adverts in the gay publications. Then along came the 0898 services (cruising by phone) - immediate telephone contacts at all hours. But, for some people, the telephone was too immediate - for the nervous and shy, it was worse than face to face contact (and dashed more expensive). Something new was needed - and that something has now arrived - the computer network. The Internet is a world wide collection of computers, all swaping information with each other. For a long time it was only open to people with BIG computers or access to them, eg educational establishments, businesses, government departments - but now, the humble home computer has been given it's doorkey. Imagine it - a local telephone call and suddenly you're typing messages on your keyboard that appear on the screens of dozens of people from all over the world who can type messages right back! That's Internet Relay Chat (IRC). It's a bit like CB radio (users even have nicknames just like CB "handles") - there are many different "channels" each one having a different conversation going on, but instead of these channels being numbered, each one has a name, eg gaysex and bearcave. On many of these, the main thing going on is SEX (or to coin the phrase, Cyber-Sex). When you find somebody interesting, you can send private messages and it's even possible to swap photos of each other electronically! (bang goes the anonymity). For a tenner a month, (the price of a round of drinks) you and your computer can connect to IRC, and a lot more. The only thing left to pay for is the phone call (weekend and cheap rates make this inexpensive). Still though, there are those who find the immediacy of IRC as intimidating as 0898 numbers, for those people there are 'News Groups' and 'Mailing Lists' many of which cater for lesbigay users. Unlike IRC, these allow users to post their messages which are stored and can be read and replied to by other users at their leisure. Many lesbigay activists use these facilities for disseminating the latest international political news so it can have serious uses too! (aside from hours of mindless cybersex). Many university and college students already have access to the Internet - but it's not necessarily a world of the young. Certainly, it tends to be a world where such differences just aren't so important. This new electronic age started in a small way. Many computer users set up 'Bulletin Boards' - computers that you could call up and not only store messages but allow the callers to look at messages left by others. These Bulletin Board Systems (BBS) attracted an early gay following and, gradually, a number of Boards were set up primarily for gay users. One of the earliest of these was Lambda Board in Edinburgh which still exists - its single telephone line busier than ever. From its inception, Lambda has given access to computer files of AIDS/HIV information as well as lists of Switchboards and similar information for the lesbigay community. However, small boards like Lambda - even if developed with several phone lines - are beginning to be old hat. And, whilst they will always have their place in servicing the local gay community, the future is here - and it's international! There is no doubt that bulletin boards etc. are extremely popular not only with computing professionals but also folk who have very little computer knowledge. If you haven't tried the wonderful world of computer conferencing - now's the time to start! For my part, I'm just off to meet in the flesh a young man whom I met on IRC last night! Contacts: Lambda Board (Data): +44 (0)31-556 6316 (speeds up to 2400) If you already have access to e-mail, you can contact the authors of this article on shag@drink.demon.co.uk (ScotsBear on IRC) and freejack@m-net.ann-arbor.mi.us (chiffon on IRC). Happy trolling! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- LETTERS ======= Dear Sir, Recently I was invited to join the committee of the Glasgow Bars AIDS Welfare Fund. The invitation occurred after reports of disbelief from some members of our community, some of whom were dubious as to the committee's authenticity. Now I have been to some of the meetings and been involved in the discussions on how we as a team can work for the benefit of the fund, now, and in the future, I feel 100% satisfied that the committee's commitment to helping those in need, not only requires everyone's support just now, but also in the future. Since I first heard the rumbling of negativity towards the committee, some people have approached me and I have been able to assure them that the fund is in good hands. Apart from some of the bar management and members of the gay press being involved, the fund also involves some of the management team from the Greater Glasgow Health Board. The many people involved are giving up their own time to ensure the fund raising continues and would welcome a member of the general public from each bar to join in the good work and report back to the regulars of their own particular pub. Finally, a request, please support the fund and don't condemn it without knowing what it's all about. John McWilliam +++ Dear Pulse, I recently picked up a copy of your magazine whilst on a trip to Manchester. Having never seen your mag before I found its style refreshing and open. It is good to see a publication that does not take itself to seriously and is not as pretentious as some of it's competitors. You are producing a good informative read with an interesting mix of information and news. Please keep up the good work . To close - a question. Do you intend to cover the Liverpool area in the near future? Once again keep up the good work. All the best to all the team. William Paxton Liverpool ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- SNIPITS ====== ***In South Africa, police and state troops are searching the scrubs around the Mitchel Plains area for the bodies of 11 young boys, missing and believed to have fallen victim to a serial killer. ***The German government has announced that it is to pay damages to people infected with HIV during blood transfutions. The expected amounts are 800ukp for every month since they recieved the contaminated blood, and those with HIV would recieve a further 400ukp for every month since their diagnosis. *** The Metropolitan Police demanded the immediate resignation of a senior police officer after he refered to a group of women as "a bunch of lezzies" Chief Superintendent Nigel Spencer-Knott from West Hendon resigned immediately. *** A Swansea man has been charged with the murder of 38 yr old Anthony Brown in December of last year. Victor Angelo Avo, 32, was remanded in custody pending trial. *** Paul Condon ,the Metropolitan Police Chief, has failed to give permission for job advertisments to be placed in the gay press as part of the Met's recrutment drive, despite assurance from the commissioner that he would treat lesbian and gay members of the public fairly. *** The owner of Manchester's Village Bookshop has accused the Princes Youth trust of homophobia after the trust turned down his application for a graqnt. Terry Kinf, 25, said that he believed his application for a 6,500ukp grant had been refused becaused it was made on behalf of a lesbian and gay business, an allegation the trust has denied. *** Heartbroken BBC chef David Hudson-Halls recently killed himself whilst holding a photo of his homosexual partner Peter Hudson. The outrageous chefs had been partners in every sense for 30 years. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- KRIZTAL GAZES AQUARIUS 20 Jan-19th Feb With Saturn around you should be in a progressive mode seeking change. Is the boyfriend on the way out? Positive changes at work should be useful but beware of over confidence. PISCES 20th Feb-20th Mar Oh dear, little fish are in a right mood becoming so introverted that you could not bring them out with a JCB. Things just aint happening fast enough. Although the love life is slightly better with a new love in sight. ARIES 21st Mar-20th Apr With fresh challenges on the horizon this is going to be a busy month. For those who are single you will be spoiled for choice and money could also improve, but your health might need attention. TAURUS 21st Apr-20th May Well lost of energy this month but what are you doing with it ? Try focusing your energy on your failing love life. Your finances need some serious attention, and your work needs some looking at also. GEMINI 21st May-20th Jun Work seems to dominate this month with improvements expected In your romantic life you can expect a new visitor and an earth sign may become a pain in the arse. CANCER 21st Jun-20th Jul At last an end to all that nasty tension and no doubt everyone will sigh a big breath of relief. Some movement on the creative front, an old flame may return to burn you. LEO 21st Jul-21st Aug Your chart sign shows the winds of change, this should make you brighter than of late and bring some much needed sunshine into the lives of those around you. The love life is getting much better. VIRGO 22nd Aug-22nd Sep Financial improvements are very welcome, but is it not about time you straightened your face. A new dusty and mysterious lover should bring no end of much needed excitement in your life. You may also be travelling. LIBRA 23 Sep-22nd Oct Emotional matters are getting better with the added bonus of the chance for some relaxation, so take the weight off your sling backs.The only black cloud on the horizon is to do with your health, a little cold perhaps. SCORPIO 23rd Oct-22nd Nov What is wrong with you and why are you staying at home when all those invitations are coming in, is it not time to have a night out with the girls. A good change in the work front is also indicated. SAGITTARIUS 23rd Nov-22 Dec Things look very busy for you, when all you want is a relaxing massage from the star of your choice so what's the problem ? It is time to take stock of what is important to you. CAPRICORN 23rd Dec-19th Jan Money is on your mind maybe, try to sit tight, improvements are on the cards for the end of the month. Until then occupy yourself with those matters closer to home. You may not be very patient just as your friends will be quick to point out. For a private consulation, Kriztal can be contacted on +44 (0) 41-339 2305 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- CONTACTS ========= To reply to a Contact Ad: Just pop your reply in an envelope with the box number written in the TOP RIGHT corner and place the envelope with your reply inside another envelope with two loose first class stamps. If you are writing from outside the UK, an International Reply Coupon should be enclose for each reply instead of postage stamps. We are unable to send on replies without postage stamps or IRCs. Send all replies to: Pulse Magazine PO Box 1248 PAISLEY Renfrewshire Scotland PA3 3YA GLASGOW/STRATHCLYDE Me, 26, bored with scene and looking for new chums up to 27. Must be non camp, slim and active or passive. I can travel or accommodate. Photo or detailed letter please. Box PE1801 FYLDE AREA/NORTH WEST Mature 21 with fair hair, blue eyes is looking for a sincere caring man to share fun and friendship etc. Your info gets mine so write now. Box PE1802 EDINBURGH/CENTRAL SCOTLAND 27 straight acting well built masculine guy, non smoker, trim beard and hairy, seeks similar non smoking well built guy with tache. No skinny fems please. Box PE1803 GLASGOW SCOTLAND Kilt wearer under 35 wants to meet the same under 30, pref in pipe band,. Raunchy letter and photo ensures reply. Looks not important. Box PE1804 EDINBURGH LAD 31, 10 st good looking into W/S, leather, rubber, DMs and army gear, seeks boot licking submissive guys up to 35 for fun and wet times. Skins especially welcome. Box PE1805 GLASGOW AREA 29 year old 6ft1in gay TV is looking for friendship and hopefully a relationship with someone 29-35. Looks not important but must be fun loving and honest. Affection given in return. Box PE1806 GLASGOW AREA 24 year old needs to meet guys into black leather, Docs, mild S/M. C/P. Any age within Glasgow area. Let's explore. Photo helps. Box PE1807 SALFORD AREA North west young guys, 28, would like to hear from and meet guys for safe fun and friendship. I am tall and OK looks. You the same. Photo returned. ALA. Box PE1808 BLACKPOOL Me 21 you under 25 and from either Scotland, Yorkshire or Liverpool. Must be able to travel. ALA. Photo and phone if possible. What are you waiting for? Get writing! Box PE1809 NORTHWEST MANCHESTER OR BOLTON Wanted north est submissive slave types for very horny couple 28 and 30. Good looking, can accommodate. Promuise a very satisfying time. ALA with photo. You won't be disappointed. Box PE1810 MANCHESTER/NORTHWEST Friendly relaxed guy, 30, fair hair and clean shaven, seeks other slim attractive guys 25-40 for two way C/P in shorts, jocks, spanking, strap, mild caning. Photo exchange and can accommodate. Box PE1811 GLASGOW AREA Lonely guy, 41, average looks seeks fun and friendship with similar guy 30-50. Interests include music, food, nights in, etc. Good personality more important than looks. Discretion assured. ALAWP. Box PE1812 EDINBURGH AREA Unusual handsome man seeks less typical man for passionate relationship age 25-35. Likes to talk, laugh and listen to music as well as going to pubs. Swapping photos would be nice. Write. Box PE1813 BLACKPOOL AREA Male early fifties wants to meet mates any age or colour for fun and possible 1-1. Come on try me. Box PE1814 CENTRAL SCOTLAND/ANYWHERE 22 year old, 5ft11in and slim seeks new friends of a similar age for fun nights out. Into pubs, clubs, music and dancing. Do you fit the bill? Well, then get writing. ALA. Box PE1815 EDINBURGH WEST LOTHIAN Real man 21 needs playmate, must be W/E and be able to please me in every way. No camps or oldies. Photo ensures a quick reply. Box PE1816 NORTHWEST/ANYWHERE 5ft10in, 12st7lb big tached 56 seeks pen pals for hot exchange. Interests include big guys in kilts and rugby kit. Any age or colour. Frank reply gets mine. Write soon. ALA. Box PE1817 GLASGOW AREA Attractive male 40 with a soft feminine body and boobs also into S/M if desired. Practically a virgin without a clue. I fancy Indian, black and well endowed men. Box PE1818 EDINBURGH LAD 31 good looking with short dark hair and blue eyes, 10st7lb. Into DMs, leather, rubber, W/S, humiliation and poppers seeks AC/DC guys up to 35 for fun times. Skins welcome. ALA. Box PE1819 SEEKING FRIENDS ONLY Merseyside, Cheshire, Manchester gay couple early 20s, seek under 30 non camp gays to socialise with, even pen pals from Mongolia, as long as you are honest and trustworthy. Box PE1820 NORTH YORKSHIRE 25 year old punky lad seeks similar or any masculine stocky/chubby older guys for straight forward fun and games. I'm young and clean next door hippy type in limbo, wake me up. Photo. Box PE1821 NEWCASTLE TYNESIDE 22 year old Geordie lad wants young straight acting lads for fun and friendship with no strings. I am told I am good looking with short fair hair and medium build. Can accommodate, what are you waiting for? Box PE1822 EDINBURGH GLASGOW ANYWHERE 36 year old extremely hairy bear seeks smooth young guy. Your cave or mine. Can travel. Box PE1823 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- PULSE MAGAZINE Issue 18 - February 1994 Editorial team: Adam Donlin John Hein Gordon Gosnell Published by Claypoke Limited Contributors: Suave Gav Kriztal Tony Lavarett (Scene News Blackpool) General Enquiries: Pulse Magazine PO Box 1248 PAISLEY Renfrewshire Scotland PA3 3YA Advertising Enquiries: +44 (0) 505 335021 END OF FILE -- pulse@drink.demon.co.uk Pulse Magazine PO Box 1248 PAISLEY Renfrewshire Scotland PA3 3YA Telephone: +44 (0) 505 335021