Neal
Neal is 21 years old and active-duty Army.
He was between deployments when a friend of mine brought him in.
He had a full head of hair and some facial hair, which is unusual for active military.
"Yeah, I always grow it out whenever I can," he said. "An Army buddy of mine told me 'Don't take this the wrong way, but you look sexier with a goatee!'"
"That's kind of an odd thing for one guy to say to another," I said.
"Yeah, we were in basic training and neither one of us had gotten off in a while."
Neal has a nice, uncut dick and big balls. He has three brothers and of the four of them only one is circumcised.
"My oldest brother got circumcised," he said. "Then my dad decided not to do it anymore."
"Do you know why?"
"No, my brothers and I don't talk about our circumcisions," he laughed.
I wanted to get Neal back to do more. Unfortunately he was deployed to you-know-where before that could happen.
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Quicktime
In order to play Quicktime files, you must use the Quicktime Player, which is available for both Windows and Macintosh. Quicktime version 7 or higher is required.
This Quicktime movie is encoded with H.264 / AAC, which uses the latest innovations in compression technology to provide incredible video and audio quality.
You can download a Quicktime movie by selecting one of the sizes above. The following sizes are available:
Small - 320 x 180 frame size. File size: 28 MB
Medium - 480 x 270 frame size. File size: 55 MB
Large - 640 x 360 frame size. File size: 104 MB
X-Large - 960 x 540 frame size. File size: 213 MB
Once you click on a size, the file will begin downloading to your computer. Depending on your system configuration and browser, your media player may launch automatically and begin playing the movie. If the movie does not begin automatically, you can press the Play button on your media player.
Downloading is progressive, which means that you can only view that portion of the file that has been downloaded. Once the file is fully downloaded, however, you can move through the movie arbitrarily by moving the progress bar slider on your media player.
If the movie starts and stops playing while you are downloading it, that means that your media player is playing the file faster than your computer can download it. Either wait until the file is fully downloaded, or select a smaller file size.
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Windows Media
In order to play Windows Media files on a Windows system, you must use Windows Media Player. Macintosh users can use Flip4Mac or Windows Media Player for Mac.
Windows Media movies are available in two formats: downloads and streaming.
Downloads
You can download a Windows Media movie by selecting one of the sizes following the "Downloads:" label, above. The following sizes are available:
Small - 320 x 180 frame size. File size: 31 MB.
Medium - 480 x 270 frame size. File size: 65 MB
Large - 640 x 360 frame size. File size: 111 MB
X-Large - 960 x 540 frame size. File size: 219 MB
Once you click on a size, the file will begin downloading to your computer. Depending on your system configuration and browser, your media player may launch automatically and begin playing the movie.
Downloading is progressive, which means that you can only view that portion of the file that has been downloaded. Unlike streaming, you cannot fast forward or rewind a movie. Once the file is fully downloaded, however, you can move through the movie arbitrarily by moving the progress bar slider on your media player.
If the movie starts and stops playing while you are downloading it, that means that your media player is playing the file faster than your computer can download it. Either wait until the file is fully downloaded, or select a smaller file size.
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Streaming
The streaming format is only available for Windows users. If you are on a Macintosh, you will need to use the "Downloads" format instead.
The streaming format is available in two different speeds:
256K - This speed is best for slower connections, such as dial-up connections.
512K - This speed is best for broadband (DSL and cable modem), T1, and other high-speed connections.
Streaming a movie allows you to fast forward, rewind, or move to any point in the movie by using the controls of your media player.
To begin streaming a movie, simply click one of the speeds following the "Streaming:" label, above.
If the movie stops and starts or frequently rebuffers, that means that your connection is not fast enough to support the speed you have chosen. In that case, you can select a slower speed.
Apple Devices
Apple Devices formats are optimized for use with Apple's mobile devices, the iPhone and iPod.
iPhone
The iPhone format has a frame size of 320 x 240. This movie has a total file size of 61 MB.
You can play the movie from your iPhone by touching the "iPhone" link above. The movie will open in your iPhone's built-it media player and begin to play after a short buffering period. If the movie does not start automatically, you can press the Play button in the media player to begin.
The iPhone format works best on 3G, WiFi, or equivalent high-speed networks. You can play the movie on an EDGE network, but you may experience frequent buffering delays which cause the movie to start and stop. In that case, you may want to download the movie in iPod format and follow the instructions below to sync the movie with your iPhone.
iPod
The iPod format has a frame size of 640 x 480. This movie has a total file size of 153 MB.
To utilize the iPod format, download the file to your computer. Once it is downloaded, you can import the file into iTunes and then sync the file with your iPod or iPhone device. Instructions for synchronizing videos with your iPod via iTunes can be found in this Apple support document.
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