On Mon, 19 Sep 2011 04:32:47 GMT, ElvinWarrior
<elfie.elfelf@yahoo.com> wrote:
>John, Carlos & Friends, A Memorium Tribute to John
>
>There is no trader on the internet who has been trading for more
>than a few weeks who does not know, or has not come across, photographs
>of John, Carlos and Friends.
>
>Two young brothers, very much in love with each other, living in a
>tropical paradise, far, far away from prying eyes and the medeling minds
>of small petty people wishing to harm boys who love other boys.
>
>Nathan, a photographer who publishes his work under the name of Dondi,
>came across this special family of boys, and group of friends in his
>wanderings.
>
>He carefully documented, the adventures and antics of these dedicated
>nudist boys and their uninhibited natural love for each other.
>
>To try and classify these boys as gay, or straight, or bi, would be
>pointless. They are not now, or ever were, any of these things. They
>were just NATURAL. Naturally affectionate, naturally loving, and yes,
>from time to time, naturally sexual as well. They showed the entire
>world, how gentle, loving, and accepting humans can be, if they are left
>to their own natural instincts, unpolluted by the false and limited
>teachings of men.
>
>I selected 42 photographs, to pay tribute to the very special life of
>this boy we all knew only as "John". There is full nudity in this set,
>but, given the subject matter of who and what these boys were and are,
>that cannot be avoided in this case. I have not included any overtly
>sexual or clearly sexual photographs in this set. They do exist, to be
>sure, but I decided not to include those, in this, a Memorial to the
>life of John.
>
>I have been able to uncover, some of the actual facts concerning John,
>they are verified, the following information with respect to John, is
>absolutely and completely accurate and true.
>
>
>Born as,
>
>Johnathon Alexander Silva Gonzalez
>
>Born on May 1st, 1987, in Barcelona, Venezuela
>
>He lived 17 years, 2 months, and 2 days. A far too short a time.
>
>He succumbed to Lymphoblast Luekema, a particularly agressive and deadly
>form of lymphatic cancer, at 4:00 AM on the Morning of March the 8th
>2004.
>
>He was loved and admired by countless thousands, perhaps hundreds of
>thousands, of people world wide who never had the priviledge of knowing
>him personally, only through the loving work of his phtographer friend,
>Nathan, were the vast majority of his admirers to ever know him..
>
>He rests, in a simple grave, near to where he lived, on a plot with a
>covering of concrete, covered with dozens of hand impressed messages
>from all of his many friends, lovers, and family. His resting place is
>wrapped in the messages of all who loved him.
>
>His father, wishes to build an appropriate memorial to the life of his
>special son, whoes life, touched the hearts of so many people, world-
>wide, only by the beautiful example of natural boy, living a natural
>life.
>
>I will be sending to John's father, from time to time, contributions to
>build such a lasting memorial. I hope others do so as well.
>
>I refuse to close the book on John, I refuse to say that final goodbye.
>I cannot do this because he touched me so deeply, changed me so
>profoundly, that part of him lives inside of me now. Part of him, lives
>inside of anyone who has been or will be touched by his loving example.
>
>So I won't say goodbye to John, I will just say, what I always said...
>
>"Hasta La Vista Mi Miho Lindo !!!"
>
>Sincerely
>
>ElvinWarrior
ElvinWarrior,
First, let me thank you for a lovely tribute to one of the most
beautiful boys every photographed.
I got my first real internet connection back in early 1996 and with
the help of an online friend, I was introduced to Usenet. It was
dial-up, and I was running Windows 3.1 - gosh, what a pain that was.
In the spring of 1996, I discovered the newsgroup affectionately
called "The Fort" and then someone named Nathan, and then Andrew - or
perhaps it was the other way around - began posting pictures of
beautiful young lads, and John became my instant favorite. His smile
was enchanting and infectious.
I remember learning of his passing several years ago - a couple years
after the fact and literally crying to myself. I recall the emptiness
I felt, and the feeling of having been kicked in the stomach - much
like when my oldest brother passed away a year before John's passing.
But thanks to people like you, and those of use that loved him - even
from afar, John will live on forever.
Lastly, and I don't wish to sound like I am nitpicking - not in the
slightest, but I just wanted to make a correction. John did not live
to see his 17th birthday - he lived 16 years, 10 months, and 8 days.
With great affection and gratitude,
Chad (NP-b24)
"Well, can't he just beam up?"
"This is *reality* Greg."
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