Best & Worst? A Gentle Answer from an Old Jedi
Good question. I’ve read the raves and the horror stories too, and here’s my take—kind, simple, honest.
I don’t have a “best punt” in the way people keep score. The best ones were never about fireworks; they were about women who were too beautiful and too kind for me to turn into a rating. And as a rule, I’ve never put pen to paper about a bad punt. Maybe she had a rough day. Maybe I brought the wrong energy. Maybe I’m just fucken ugly. Either way, I won’t put a black mark on someone who shows up and tries.
There is one story I can share—without names. She’s still around, and she deserves her peace.
Back when muscles were more abundant and the wrinkles were not even thought of yet, there was a great one. Old BC forum days—some of you will remember. She was my second-ever review, and that write-up gave me a little following (which probably gives her away to you veterans). I lost count of how many times I saw her. She was that good. My first triple pop, more than once. And when she rode me just right… looking up at her was enough to tip me over. No theatre. No hype. Just chemistry and presence and the kind of timing you can’t fake. If there’s a hall of fame for moments, we had a few that belong behind glass. The chemistry was so strong she cancelled the legendary Dr 46’s booking when she knew I was coming

. He has still not forgiven me for this…
Seasons passed, and our planet lapped our star many times. I tried to recapture it. Against my better judgment, I booked again. She’s still gorgeous. I… am not the leaner, prettier version of me. And people change. The chemistry didn’t land like it used to. Not her fault. Not mine, either. Just time doing what time does. She did her job with grace. I left grateful—and a little heartbroken—because the last memory couldn’t hold a candle to the golden era we had. I grieved that. Still do.
The lesson I keep: sometimes perfect memories should be left in their frame. If the legend tries to recreate his glory days on stage… well, you’ve seen the “Arnold then vs now” pics. (Insert them here; I’ll smile with you.) It isn’t unkind—it’s just honest. We honour what was by not bruising it with what isn’t.
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For the gents:
My code is simple. Don’t post hit-jobs. Don’t haggle. Tip reception. Leave the room softer than you found it. And if you’re lucky enough to catch real chemistry, say thank you and carry that goodness back into your life. We’re not buying salvation. We’re renting a feeling. Name it, respect it, then walk out with your dignity intact.
For the ladies:
Thank you. For the patience, the craft, the read—you see our nerves before we do. The good ones changed my year, not just my night. I won’t name you, but I won’t forget any of you either.
So my “best” booking? A collection of kind women who made a complicated man feel human for an hour. My “worst”? The ones I won’t write about—because a single moment doesn’t define anybody.
Be water. Be decent. Tip well. And if you’ve got a perfect memory living rent-free in your head… maybe let it stay there, smiling, untouchable. That’s how heroes keep their legends. And how old blokes like me keep our hearts in one piece.