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Bought a divan at wayfair. The color was off. The next day, got the same exact divan. So now I had two divans, I only wanted one and the color was off. Tried to return them. Told that they had no record of the second divan and the first could not be returned because of color discrepancies. I used them anyway. Almost immediately my dog ripped one, which I move to a location in which the rip could not be seen. Even with two for one, the product was shabby. Pressed plywood. Coarse fabric. I still have one which is bascially now a dog bed. The other eventually got torn worse and was tossed without regret.

Wow. Today's coverboy 2/28/18 has a magnificent body and a very handsome face. Wish he were a Friday cover so I could have a date for the weekend. How does one get to Kokomo, Indiana? https://video.search.yahoo.com/search/video?fr=skyh&p=youtube+kokomo#id=1&vid=e8429d89dc5457515e98212270c41539&action=click

I suggest you give it a rest in this section and keep those inane remarks in the political section where your remarks are appropriately placed though almost always otherwise inappropriate. Smurof should do the same. This is why we can never have anything nice.

A picture of the Xray of the bowling pin in place is quite well known in the medical field. Working as a medical student in the ER at St Vincent's in Greenwich Village, NYC in the 70's, foreign objects in the anus were fairly common. The oddest one I saw was a flashlight which was inadvertently turned on as an attempt was made to remove it. Usual story, given: "I slipped and fell on it." Also saw a couple brought in on a stretcher in flagrante delicato. A severe case of vaginal spasm had clamped his penis in place.

I bought one when I had several black tie fund raisers in one year. The savings in rental fees more than paid for it. Since I have stopped going to such affairs, I have not worn it in quite awhile. I did use it as part of a costume for Halloween in which I wore the tuxedo. I placed a mask stuffed with newspapers attached to a large serving tray (disposable) with appropriate garnish around it. A bloody hatchet completed the ensemble. I was a "head" waiter and I spent most of the evening mulling around asking attractive men if they would like some head.

I see great minds think alike. Posted at the same time. Different version.

Yes this is not Mr. Karp's class:

Funeral Blues never fails to choke the breath from me. I have loved as much and lost as much, but I could never express it as beautifully and as mournfully as he did.

I enjoy the animal interactions as they tend to occur at locations which are animal friendly. The Road Blocks have gotten a bit formulaic There is almost always a singing or dancing one which are painful to watch. I did like a few of the changes. Working with another team was a fun idea. The idea of one on one competitions was okay but it did give an advantage to the team in last in that they could be hours behind and there would still be a team waiting for them. The travel options on this particular season seemed limited. No one was trying to decide which flight to take or maneuvering to find a better flight. Still, it is the only reality competition show I watch as appointment TV.

That was the first time I recall that they had first class accommodations. I do recall that the rules stated that the contestants could not ask for upgrades nor purchase first class seats but if those seats were offered, the contestants could accept.

Sent you a reply. Yes I am speaking of the NYC party.

It is fun if you like naked men. The rules keep changing so I do not know if there are private rooms any more or not. It is certainly worth a one time visit to check out. I have had fun the two times I went.

My parents bought a set of Encyclopedia entitled the Wonderland of Knowledge. The set came with a world Atlas which included maps through the ages of civilization and a globe. My parent's told me they bought the books and I think they were expecting an excited reply from me. This was not the kind of purchase that was made in my household, one in which meals were not guaranteed. I was perplexed and could feel their disappointment in my lack of enthusiasm. Still the books came and were placed in a built in bookcase that was at the head of my bed in the attic. I was about 7 or 8 when I started reading them. As G56Whiz said, I read them like a novel. Each night reading before I went to bed. I can vividly recall reading the section on Army which included the salary that the various ranks earned and thinking that being a private was not such a good deal. Arkansas, which I thought was pronounces Ark KAN sas. I think it took from the 2nd grade to the 5th grade to read all the books. I recall poring over the maps and envisioning the changes in the world with countries coming and going. The globe was for down time. I would spin it and allow it to slow down by rubbing against my fingertip. I would then write down the country which was pointed out on each spin. I had a bit of a contest. Surprisingly, after many months of doing this, Italy was the country which was pointed out the most. That result may seem odd, but the globe was constructed in such a way as to have a seam which ran along the longitude running through Italy. Still, all that spinning and denoting gave me a significant head start in understanding world geography. So though I did not show the kind of initial excitement my parent's were expecting when they scraped together the money to buy the set of books I did not really want. In the end, it was probably the most important purchase as to my intellectual development. I hope at some point they got the satisfaction of knowing that.

An issue with the way the show has developed is that there used to be a bit more mental gymnastics in trying to determine each subsequent destination. The ready availability of internet access has made that aspect easier and perhaps that is why it is just about eliminated from the show. I have applied to be a contestant many times over the years. I have sent in tapes with all sorts of partners and never got a nibble. Guess my back story was just not interesting enough and even 30 seasons ago, no one was waiting for me to take off my shirt and get into a speedo.

I am a huge TAR fan. I first strarted watching back in Season 1 when the teams had to Zip line under or through or near Victoria Falls. I loved the idea of it and the scenery was breath taking. I have watched just about every episode since. I was rooting for Team Big Brother and I was really rooting for Cody to take his shirt off, which he did rarely if at all. Yalies struck me as smug. I enjoyed the Indy drivers and Team Extreme was probably the best all female team they have ever had on the show. The final puzzle very challenging but it was not exciting TV as you could not really see the symbols on the pieces and as a result it was hard to play along at home. It seemed like an organized thought process could have worked to solve that puzzle very easily. There was a pair of propellers each with two symbols. Finding either of those symbols on any other piece would place it in either as discarded or belonging with the other propeller. Going through the four symbols (two on each propeller would go a long way to forming two piles only one of which would have all distinct symbols. Now I could not get a clear enough view of the pieces to see if there were more than two symbols on each with some of the symbols being red herrings. I also do no know if the pieces were two sided and as a result there were really four propellers each side of each of the two, A little more clarification on the part of the show would have made it clearer why it took over 2.5 hours to solve that puzzle.

Just by putting my 2 cents in, I am overpaying.

Arpad Miklos. Blocking on the first name but I believe it was Jason Markus.

Has Heath Jordan retired? He was fun and sexy

When I first started hiring, I contacted Mike Grey and told him I was new to the scene and to men in general and he advised me that he was not the right escort for me. So you may have just saved some useless banter, or perhaps, you might have been luckier than I.

Each encounter is a bit different. Basically though: He comes over. I come. Its over. There is a lot of yadda yadda yadda in between.

I know at least 2. They were escorts initially and then went to law school to become...well for lack of a better term....lawyers/

Does Klown fit into this category?

Tailors who make high end suits will ask which way you dress. Kows who are making mildly amusing on line humor will use which way do you lean.

Quite right. On this thread when you ask someone if they lean to the left or lean to the right, it refers to which direction their cock points in their bathing suit.

https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7140/6969182560_9375e1c6ac_b.jpg Big assed ice dancer. Goodness gracious.