Where I work, we are always having printer problems, usually with our color printer/copiers. Rather than call our internal IS department, a technician is called. There's one in particular for whom I have the hots. He's older, Hispanic, with short salt-and-pepper hair and a thick salt-and-pepper moustache. When he rolls his sleeves up, he's got tattoos up and down his arms. I suspect he's an ex-gang member.He's the hottest Latin tech daddy I've ever seen. I so want to kiss him. I'd love to see him shirtless because I suspect he's got a nice thatch of chest fur. I secretly fantasize that his nipples and dick are pierced. Who knows - maybe they are. To add cream to the topping (heh heh - I said cream), he's the most polite guy. He calls me "sir." Very little else can give this behr an instant woody than being called "sir" by a hot masculine Latin papi.
I just saw him working on our copier. I had to come back to my office to hide my interest.
Is there anyone at your place of work - co-worker, technician, delivery guy - for whom you have the hots? Leave a comment and tell us about him. In the meantime, I think I need to stroll back by the busted copier. *SWOON*
BEHR HUGS!!
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I work in downtown Minneapolis. It's a non-stop parade of sexy men in dress clothes. Some days, it's just too much.
So many to choose from...
At my Florida job there was a maintenance man named Andy who I had the hots for. He was gay I think, but deeply closeted to the point that he may not have even known it himself. We talked about the gay life a lot. I tried to bring him out, but had no luck.
Then there was the DHL delivery guy. Dunno if he was gay or not, but he was super hot and HUGE. He was a body builder and could barely button his shirt. He was like the Incredible Hulk busting out of his clothes! I used to find a way to be down at the loading dock at 2 o'clock every afternoon to see him :-)
The Terminex guy who comes around every month. Beefy, built, muscled, and with a shaved head. I think he's quite hetero, but it's nice to look. And dream . . . .
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