Ambush Interview #84 YnotBob

Bob is old school! I hope you are making to Cabo Bob!

"8. Talk about growing up - where you lived and what schools you went to and experiences therein."

I spent most of my childhood in Southern California, in a town called Fallbrook...
I loved living there and growing up...I started Kindergarten there and moved when I was a Junior in High School...that was tough...

My parents bought some land in a small sheep town in Oregon, called Umpqua..so I had to move with them.

talk about culture shock...I went from a school of about 3K students to a small school of about 300 students...they were primarily all sheep farmers. I swear I would be the only male in school two days of the year...when the sheep all had babies, and the opening day of the hunting season.

it was weird being a SoCal surfer dude and then moving into the land of cowboys...I had long hair, an earring, and then whammo...Oregon hits...

they never saw a surfer dude before...so naturally the cowboys all thought I was gay, and the cowgirls all loved the fresh meat...

I would get my ass kicked on a weekly basis by someone named Bucky or ??...but that weekend I can guarantee you I was banging their girlfriends...

needless to say as soon as I could get out of the house, i came back to SoCal...

Man? no idea...must have been my drinking days

"8. Talk about growing up - where you lived and what schools you went to and experiences therein."

After I moved back to SoCal, I got a job working at a 7-11 and then in a restaurant and put myself through University of California, San Diego...

that was tough...working 80 hour weeks and going to school fulltime was a bit hard on the social life...good thing there werent any hot girls at UCSD or I would have probably not graduated.

Damn, great interview. I love this guy!

Bob Rice - Great guy - Great Friend - Great Businessman.

That's all I have to say about that...

Mitch

"9. Tell us who uncle willy is and what's your relationship with him?"

Uncle Willy was a very special friend of mine down in La Salina...he was an older man with a sweet soul, and the heart of gold...

Even though he was sick with diabetes and liver failure, he never complained, he never passed up a good time, and he always treated me as though he was my father..

He was about as gay as they get, and one of the last things he ever said to me as I took him out to breakfast at the Loncheria La Mission, was, "Its been so long since I've sucked a dick, I forgot what they taste like."

As for special relationships, maybe you should ask Lightspeed Steve about him and their special fun they had, or didnt have, depending on who you talked to

YNOT Bob is my fucking hero!

One of the funny and real guys we have met this whole 5 years of being in this industry! Something most dont know about Bob..he is a great Dad!

"10. Just how many crinkles do you actually have? Pics"
Great question!
I have never checked my own...but Im willing to have some help in counting them...

I would imagine I have about 17-18...far from the perfect crinkle count of 26. As for pics...Im sure some of my friends out there have plenty of pics they could post...

"11. You own a house in LaSallina Mexico, yet only a small handful have been invited there. Why is that? Is there a full sixed dungen in your house or is this where you stash your gay lover?"

La Salina, Mexico...www.lasalina.com has been my personal haven for years...it was such a great place for me to unwind, that I started bringing more and more Webmaster friends down there until the www.wYPd.com was born.

Its one of the only places I know, where I can sit at the bar, drink an ice cold Sol cerveza, and feel the stress just leave my body...its a magical place.

As for the sex dungeon, that is in my house in San Diego...no reason to waste a good time on a place I can rarely find time to make it to anymore...as for gay boyfriend...what happens in Mex...stays in Mex...

convicted? never!

Never convicted! but did they send you someplace special?