Not quite a Speedo, but
 

Here is one of the William Levy nearly nude photos that was the subject of news media attention relative to him being on Dancing With the Stars

http://nationwideblast.com/wp-conten...levy03gx28.jpg

and another
http://www.thecelebarchive.net/publi...8239465274.jpg

I'm not into the whole sheer thing, but he certainly has a really handsome body... :)

STS - agree with you totally

May I ask who is William leavy?

model
 

William Levy Guiterrez, born in Cuba - actor and model who emigrated to Miami - known on tv in Dancing With The Stars.

You can find him on Google Images without the mesh if you wish - he has a big cock but I don't think STS will call him just a kid so I think it will be ok for you to have a look (as long as you're over 18 of course).

He is considered to be the Latino Brad Pitt
Lots of spanish language roles on TV
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2126101/

Pardon me for being the skunk at the garden party, but I don't like anything that accentuates or literally exposes the male genital area. That includes thongs, jammers, or tech suits.

These "suits" are OK for those who prefer "XXX" viewing, however I think a plain vanilla speedo that accentuates the form of the male body is more appealing.

However as the old saying goes "To each of his own opinion" and if you like it, that's perfectly OK with me. :D

CD

the Levy image
 

:) This should be ok as he is covering up his naughty bits:

http://i2.listal.com/image/1646582/6...lliam-levy.jpg

Btw I know what a skunk is and that Joe Sneider offers Wine
but where do I get a plain vanilla speedo?

That hat is definitely NOT a Speedo

Sebbie

Remember reading tales of rock climbers in the 1960's, one had a memorable woolly hat that was used for many purposes including as a bag for raising chock stones and as swimming trunks. Quite how you use a woolly hat as swimming trunks was never explained, but it all happened in the tarn at the base of Clogwyn Dur Ado (the black crag) on Snowdon.

I have actually swum in one of the tarns on the steep side of Loch Ness, a very lonely place where only deer and sheep visit, the water cold and peat black, and the weather turning towards rain. I even had a woolly hat with me that day.