It's Bob again, blind fellow in Brooklyn, NY...

Big Bob 5 yrs

My dear friends in the trampling world. I am bob, the blind fellow in
Brooklyn, NY. Logan is helping me post this. I am getting fatter because
all this isolation is making me hungry. I just downed a pint of ice
cream. Delicious, but not the same as being with people.

I love sitting on guys, on their laps facing them, and on their chest and
stomach. When sitting on a guys lap, I like to be held very tight. I
also like it when a guy tries to lift me in a bear hug for as long as he
can. The effort is a turn on for me.

I have another unusual thing that I like, and I thought I'd mention it
here. I actually put an ad about it on craigslist, so I will send an
edited copy of the ad. If any of you would like to give it a try, we
could do it via phone. It is a bit of a departure from the purpose of the
site, but it does have to do with endurance.

Here's the ad:

My name is Bob. I am a blind fellow living in Brooklyn. Please read and if
you are interested I would love to hear from you. I know there are many of
you who have good voices and can hold notes for a long time so I hope you
will contact me. I have met with some people who were able to hold long
notes for me and did a great job so I look forward to hearing from you.

I have always been interested in how long singers can hold notes. I would
be interested in talking with people via phone, and having them hold notes
for as long as they can.

Please contact me by email or phone and I will explain in more detail. If
we do this, it would take about 10 minutes. It is an unusual request, but
something I really enjoy listening to. Some cell phones don't work too
well for this purpose, so we'd have to give it a try. If you have a
landline, that would be great, but not too many people have
them nowadays. Please feel free to email me at harlynn@panix.com or call
me at 718-627-0713.

Again, I thank you for reading this, and wish you all good health, and
lots of endurance when a big guy is sitting on you!

Thank you and warm hugs,
Bob

(Thank you, dear Logan.)