Neil

"Neil is a masculine given name of Gaelic origin. The name is an Anglicisation of the Gaelic Niall which is of disputed origin and meaning. The Gaelic name possibly means "cloud", "passionate", or "champion". [From the Wikipedia entry "Neil".]

Well, our boy's parents certainly got two out of three right when, eighteen years ago,  they came to choosing their new son's name. 

Because HMBoy Neil is certainly a passionate one by all accounts...

And, here in the HMBoys office, we already reckon that he's got all that it takes to be a new 5-star champion here on the site (so make sure you don't forget to give him a rating while you're here)...

We're not quite sure why mom and dad thought that a name that also indicated a cloud.  After all, as you can see below, Neil seems at the very least an averagely happy kinda boy.

But, just like we said before, getting two out of three isn't really too bad at all.

Special note to HMBoys.com members:

We apologise if the above paragraphs may have led you to believe that there is any significance in the names given to children at birth.  Having studied this model's proof of ID, It has now come to our attention that his name is not really"Neil" at all and that it is, in fact, simply an alias to protect his real identity.  We now understand that the fake name was simply given to him by our photographer.

Nevertheless, we took the trouble on your behalf to ask our photographer if he had chosen the name "Neil" on the basis of any of the boy's personal characteristics.  Was he, we wondered, "passionate", for example?

"Hell, no!", our guy replied.

"It's just that, when we'd fininished our photoshoot, he asked me if I'd like to kneel down to take a real closer look.at that beautiful dick of his - and then, believe me, it was me that got all passionate!"    [Our photographer's name,by the way, is Ernest.]