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Thank you for starting this thread. I've wondered the same, but haven't planned a trip to Dallas so didn't ask.

You guys are worse than the bird who used to sit on the window AC unit and tease my cat! And that's why I love you.

They call me "sir." Just kidding. They call me "uncle." My nephew called me by my first name once and my niece, who was five at the time, corrected him.

8:47 PM.

What do you think will happen to you as a result of being fingered without a glove?

I've not driven at Independence Day, but have at Christmas. My advice would be US 101.

The fifth section of the "Terms and Rules" reads as follows: "CHANGES TO THE RULES We reserve the right to modify the rules, at any time, as needed to meet the needs of this ever-evolving forum community. We will endeavor to keep this document up-to-date and to post changes to the rules in a timely basis. Questions or concerns about the rules should be addressed to [email protected]." The last sentence explains what you should do if and/or when you have questions.

http://www.hackettstownlife.com/images/forum/2014/09/7c41dcabac1b2dacee9b05d23ea0a62e45af5708.jpg Apologies for not noticing until the end of the day.

Quick question: Exactly how would any of these countries know you are gay? Looking in the mirror after jumping out of the shower I didn't see the word "GAY" displayed anywhere on my body. Neither my passport, Global Entry card, nor drivers' license read "HOMOSEXUAL." My glasses don't flash "GAY GAY GAY" and when ordering at the coffee shop I said "a regular drip coffee, please" and not "I take rock hard cock up my ass."

As Mister Rogers would say, won't you be my neighbor?

I do like yogurt. For the last several years my staple was Fage, Chobani, or Trader Joe's Greek yogurt. Recently I tried Icelandic style yogurt ad really like it.

Not into twinks nor into the under-25 set, so not attractive to me.

I like the SodaStream. In summer I use the spring water to make it, but the rest of the year filtered tap water works great. I sure miss crisp, clean, cold, highly chlorinated Chicago tap water.

When working at a department store years ago I observed a woman change a diaper on the counter of the cash wrap. She was done before I could stop her and tried handing me the dirty diaper. I directed her to the rest room and proceeded to spray down the counter. I later learned that she complained about me to the general manager (with diaper in hand!) who asked her to leave the store. The store, by the way, was located in an upper-middle class community and she had just paid for a purchase with a Amex Gold Card. (This was 1986, so that was saying something). Regarding breast feeding, I don't look. Seems rather disrespectful. Most women I've seen feeding their baby put a blanket over the baby. My guess is they want to feed their child, not put on a show.

The taste of the tap water in Phoenix is really bad at this time of year and the Brita filter does not help. So, I buy the 3 gallon dispenser of Arrowhead and recycle it when I am done. The rest of the year I use filtered tap water.

Now you have to tell us whether (and how) the truck got parked in the garage.

Good to see he keeps his VCR heads clean. It's next to godliness, doncha know.

I'd settle for doing it on a four-burner avocado green Monkey Ward's model from back in the day!

That's how slim jeans fit me. I'm one of those guys who has a bubble butt and hips (all muscle) and muscular quads. My legs just don't fit into skinny jeans. If the skinny jeans fit and you do not look ridiculous, wear them. PS: My earlier comment about not liking skinny jeans isn't age-related. To me, there are very few styles that people "age out of."

$1,563.27.

I am not a fan of skinny jeans, but a slim cut looks nice.

Well, sort of. The treated wastewater is released somewhere (ocean, river, evaporation ponds), evaporates, returns in the form of precipitation, lands in a body of water (lake, river, reservoir, groundwater ), makes it way to a purification plant, is purified, and ends up in your tap. If you have faith in the existing filtration and treatment processes you should have no issues. Rivers, lakes, and reservoirs contain all sorts of microorganisms and bacteria.