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@body2body, you have summed up why I won't buy furniture online. Bought two dining chairs from Overstock. When I assembled one of the chairs I found that it sat too low to the ground for me. Measured the chair and found that it was lower to the ground than what was specified online. Overstock allowed me to return it, but I had to pay to return the chairs. Shipping cost was almost as much as the chairs. I donated them. Bought chairs at Home Goods and loved them. When it came time to buy a dining room set for my current place I went to my stand-by: Macy's. L O V E my set.

The part that got me was that by the time she got to the front of the line she was ten minutes late. Not faulting the doc for having a line, but if that's the reason the patient is late she should see the patient.

I agree with @bigvalboy . My previous HOA used a broker and ended up saving quite a bit. There is a catch, though. If your premium increased due to a large claim, you might find that your premium will be the same/higher or that you can't find another policy. I'd suggest shopping around and discussing the situation with your current agent.

Fly into Indy, rent a car, and drive to Kokomo.

Here is the rule: "2. No personal information may be posted about other posters. This includes all information that could identify a person, including photographs and other images. Personal information that an individual has publicly provided may be allowed in some cases. But we ask you to always err on the side of respecting the others who come here and those who are the subject of discussion here. " What isn't clear? Don't post the member's personal information. As the rule states, personal information that an individual has publicly posted may be allowed. An escort's ad is publicly posted and the information he puts in that ad is public information. If you have a question about whether posting a link to an ad is permissible, then ask an admin. What is so hard about this?

What the hell is wrong with our physician friends up north?

That is sad, @Stormy. This is 2018, for heaven's sake. No one in America should be denied the ability to curl up with a Curler, dadgummit. I think we need to take up a collection to get you a Curler.

No info here, but you could try sending messages to the three Rentmen reviewers and ask them for their thoughts.

Not sure placing a Rentmen ad fits the definition of "discreetly."

If the currency is truly mutilated, the bank will accept it, provide the customer with a receipt, and forward to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. They will not immediately provide the customer credit for the deposit. Upon confirmation from BEC that the currency is valid the bank would credit the customer's account for the amount of currency that was turned in. As to the original question, I don't pay up front. Period. I had one provider ask upon arriving to see the money, which I thought was fair and so I showed it to him. The only other time I was asked to pay up front was during the initial emails to set up the playdate. The guy wanted to be paid in advance. I told him that I make it a practice not to pay in advance and so the date never happened.

It is like practicing (un)common sense.

If I want to shower afterwards I ask if I can shower. Only one guy said no because he was short on towels. After seeing the condition of his hand towels I was glad I didn't use a bath towel.

I must be missing something, as the reviews don't appear to be fake to me. Reviews written by the provider typically all sound alike, but his all sound like they were written by different people.. The future-dated review is written very differently than the others and could easily have been a mistake. I'm surprised massagem4m's review page didn't catch it. Wait, no, I am NOT surprised.

Funny, but that's what I expected, too. Instead I got, well, I'm not sure WHAT I got!

Not to mention easier to remember.

How dare you question a sick imagination and its host who has too much time on his hands!.

Interesting. Odd, but interesting.

Hey, @Vegasguy, sorry to hear the guy you are sponsoring told you a story (or "his friend" told the prospective client a story) that isn't true and that said story has caused you to question your sponsor relationship with him. Here's a point to ponder (and you don't have to answer in the Forum): if he answered "yes, I am escorting because [insert reason such as 'I need additional funds and did not want to ask you to increase your very generous contribution'] would you be upset? Just curious: By "invested" do you mean "have spent a lot of money" or "have been promised a portion of any money he wins as a competitive bodybuilder"? If the former, it isn't an investment.

To add some context to @BabyBoomer's explanation, it is a shortened version of "bumping [it] up" as in "bumping up in line."

And there you go!

Just a quick note - that last thread is about a different escort.

It is his son. As in his sperm fertilized a woman's egg and nine months later his future co-star was born.

Back in 1995 BC (before cellphones) I was looking for a hookup using a phone chat line and found a guy who lived in Boystown, Chicago. I was in Evanston, about 7 miles away by car. He said it would take him about a half hour, but having made the drive several times I knew 45 minutes was more like it. 30, 40, 45, 50, 55, 60, 75, 90 minutes pass, no hookup guy. Back to the phones! Find a different guy from Lakeview. Says he will be 30 minutes, blah, blah, blah. Takes him an hour, apologizes because Lake Shore Drive was shut down due to an accident and had to take Broadway and Sheridan Road. We mess around, he cums and goes. About 15 minutes after the second hookup guy leaves the first hookup guy shows up. He was three cars back from the accident that shut down the drive and couldn't go anywhere. Totally frazzled, very apologetic, understood we probably wouldn't mess around but didn't want me to think he was a flake. Turned out, a long blow job using lots of tongue was just the thing to settle his jangled nerves.

Well that's a fine how-do-you-do.

Top it off with some Shimmer and you have a delicious breakfast. But keep that can close by...just in case.