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Seems the going rate for the upper crust escort.

I am not sure if you live in one of the red states that underpay taxes and take the biggest grab from the federal government or one of the more heavily taxed blue states that keep giving money. If you live in a blue state with state income tax and property tax, trump tax reform, reformed your bank account in a negative way. trump became a Florida citizen, I would say it wa partially to minimize his taxes but of course he does not pay any taxes so that really wasn't the reason.

Individuals who pursue professions can become millionaires. As a result there are a lot of doctor and lawyer and dentist millionaires out there who started out without an monetary inheritance but a lot fewer multimillionaires who have done so. I would like to see your figures for those with 10 million or 25 million. I grant you there are sports stars and entertainment individuals who started out with little and who have gained great wealth. But as someone who started with a very blue collar way of life, mother a seamstress father a barber, becomeing a physician, even one with little desire to chase the dollar, it was hard to avoid becoming a millionaire. However, I may not have inherited wealth, but I did start out with a stable home, food on the table and an opportunity to go to school with minimal expense through the state system. my guess is most millionaires were similarly blessed. So I think I inherited a lot to become a millionaire, but I would have needed to add monetary support to make it to the realm of the multimillionaires. By the way, many rich folks tend to downplay the role of the factors that got them there. In addition, inheritances are usually given with the death of a parent, less so other relatives, so do your figure include, gifts, trusts, and assorted other monetary gifts such as tuition and connections. Start including all the advantages that rich people have to accumulate more wealth and your figures would likely turn into the ether up which they were written, Back to Kevin, three apartments free and clear except for everything else you need to keep them going, congrats to you. Did you have a mortgage burning party? My parents had one when they finally paid off the mortgage on their $14000 home after the usual 25 to 30 year trek.

Actually he is flexible enough that you might be able to get him in a carryon

I though Bill Clinton invented oral sex. Well the media sure made it feel that way back in the 90's.

If you recall The Celluloid Closet the book and the TV special, this seems to do for TV what that did for movies.

Canyon Club has a free breakfast, it is just a cold breakfast with coffee. I agree though, InnDulge is more of a resort and Canyon Club is more of a last resort. But for me, it is last but not least.

when standing outside drinking beverages, one holds the glass or can in such a manner as to have the thumb, index finger and and that side of the hand exposed to the sun. If you are wearing long sleeves for example, that may be the only area to get sun and hence the drink tan. Even if you are not wearing long sleeves, that area would be exposed to more sun than other parts of the body which are not held in one position.

In one of my more melancholy moments, I was envisioning my death bed and in conjuring this image, I considered that I would want to leave this realm in the strong and secure arms of a beautiful man. I am curious if there are escorts out there who would be willing to be hired for such a job. Not that I am looking to hire at this time, just in general, would any escorts out there be willing to perform such a service?

Don't forget you ID Badge that says Hi My Name IS PDXLeo. Actually Forum members are pretty easy to spot if you are wondering. They are the guys with the whitest legs and the drink tan over the right thumb and index finger.

Did I misunderstand your sentence: So the decision to make it costly is a choice unrelated to the sentence or the crime?

White collar criminals are much more likely to be incarcerated in a more luxurious facility compared to murderers. So the nature of the crime does influence the type of facility in which criminal are held. Usually the richer the criminal , the more luxurious the accommodations.

https://www.cnn.com/2020/02/08/entertainment/robert-conrad-obit-trnd/index.html. in this interview clip he was 60. Still looking great and a great deep sexy voice.

https://images.app.goo.gl/Ucs57m1nBAAcU88a8. If you are not familiar with him, linked above is a series of about 50 pictures of him. Most are shirtless and some of them give a nice view of a very nice VPL package,

From his shirtless scenes while restrained in the TV show Wild Wild West to his sweaty, muscular hairy chest in Baa Baa Black Sheep to his macho statement about Knocking it Off His Shoulder in an EverReady commercial, Robert Conrad was a sexy sexy man. I did not realize that I had a crush on him until decades later, but I was always a bit aroused when his shows were on TV and always disappointed if the shirt did not come off. Oh, he wore really tight, ass hugging pants most of the time. My guess, he was still a testosterone oozing hunk of man in his 80's. At least, I choose to think that, RIP.

I found an old article from the NYT in 2014 in which the Texas Correctional facilities had 1% of their prison population on dialysis That was 228 men and they were anticipating an additional 99 in the next year, The article makes the point about risk of kidney disease among prisoners being higher due to the demographics of the prison population, Interestingly, the article mentions that survey of prison compliance with medication revealed that prisoners were only 55% compliant with their medications, about the same rate as outpatient compliance. You would think that you have a captive population, so that compliance with medical regimens would be much more successful. Appartently not, No reason was given for the lack of adherence, They did mention the wasted cost of these medications not being used. Taking the number od dialysis patients as 400 and considering that a single chair can service four patients a day and with a usual frequency of dialysis of three days a week, you have a need for 300 chairs, 30 ten chair units would be pretty busy. Cost per patient per year for hospital dialysis is about $100000. So $40 million per year for Texas. They can get the costs to half of that probably, if they keep it in house, so that the outlay would be expensive but the long term savings considerable.

The cost of dialysis is exorbitant, With transportation of prisoners to hospitals, you have the cost of the personnel who must go with him and stay there for several hours. You have the risk of a breach of security. Many hospitals do not do outpatient dialysis only inpatient dialysis. So if his care was done outside the prison, it is likely he would be going to a private facility. They can usually fill their chairs (places on dialysis are usually referred to as chairs not beds) without the added issue of having prisoners coming and going several times a week. In addition, m there are many prisoners who are likely to need dialysis as a result of untreated diseases such as hypertension before they got into the prison system. IV drug use adds to the risk of the need for dialysis, Given the high cost of out of prison care, the security risk s from prisoner transport, the significant need for prisoners to have the service and the scheduling issues for dialysis units, a small 2 to 4 chair dialysis units makes sense if the prison is large enough, Here is an ad for a company that supplies such services to prisons: https://physiciansdialysis.com/services/correctional-dialysis/

Yes and he also wrote articles for them. Just a bit of a paradox for me.

Was Gener Rayburn really the "star" of Match Game. More the host, I think,

He was a big supporter of Breitbart and Steve Bannon as well as being a big supported of the arts. Those things are usually at odds.

Just like, you, I did not disappoint.

I was stopped for a tail light that was out as I was driving home from a birthday dinner. I was stopped at 12 !0 AM and the police officer not only gave me a ticket for the tail light, I also received a ticket for driving with an expired license, as it had expired the minute my birthday ended or about 10 minutes before the stop. I told the officer I had not placed the new license in my wallet though it had arrived by mail about two days earlier. He was unimpressed. Guess he need to make his quota. I sent in a not guilty reply to the ticket along with the paid. bill for the tail light and the copy of the new license and never heard about it again

Mr. Nicholas I know you have one parody but might I offer another? Try to remember the man with a member Whose style was slow but not so mellow Try to remember the man with a member Whose ass was firm not at all like Jello Try to remember the man with a member Who made you surrender. He's no callow fellow Try to remember and if you remember Then swallow. Try to remember a man of such splendor That made you come upon your pillow Try to remember a man of such splendor That when you creamed you screamed out God No Try to remember a man of such splendor That your lust was an ember about to billow Try to remember you can better surrender, if you Swallow, swallow, swallow Deep in your ender, its nice to surrender Although you know, some pain with follow Deep in your ender its nice to surrender Without the hurt the pleasure's hollow Deep in your ender, its nice to surrender To the heat of the member, that made you yell "oh" Deep in your bender, your mouth should surrender and swallow. Swallow. Swallow.

I was going to mention in my post that he should assume financial responsibility for his care, but quite frankly, at his age, he is would be covered by Medicare and likely a secondary insurance, so there is little chance he will absorb the cost. However there is quite a bit of difference between at home dialysis or an upscale dialysis center and a prison dialysis unit, even assuming he is on dialysis. He could have end stage disease but not have reached the stage of needing dialysis. In addition, the bed at home would probably be a lot more comfortable. The TV or choice of reading material a lot more luxurious. Nice silk PJs and nurse to cater to every need. 18 months of that, likely extending to several years, seems hardly a prison sentence, more like an elegant exit from a life of excess.

Well hospice care usually suggest that the patient ought to have 6 months or less to live in order to qualify hospice care which is generally for comfort. . When he gets there, then perhaps, as long as he is only receiving hospice care. Any other care is an attempt to prolong his miserable conniving life and that extended life should be spent in prison.