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    Pete Kuzak

    Pete Kuzak can still plant his seeds in my garden any time he wants to do so.
  2. No, as an able-minded person who can travel on his own I wouldn’t. However, it appears the individual involved required assistance and didn’t receive it. Alaska states the woman refused assistance, family says she didn’t. Here’s an article from Business Insider.
  3. This article from Queerty caught my eye because 1) why wouldn’t guys working out shirtless in the snow catch my eye and 2) it made me wonder why a queer publication would use the word “homoerotic” when the word “erotic” would suffice. Thoughts?
  4. Oooh, tough choice. I'd probably choose Aiden Hart because I like hairy guys.
  5. I've only been to one truly messy, uncomfortable apartment. Certainly, some have been better-decorated than others, but only the one terrible place.
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    Only Fans

    My recollection is you are correct. The fact that the epidemic existed bears that out.
  7. I wouldn't take it that way. To me, it would be a signal that no member who read the post has experience with that escort. @big-n-tall makes an excellent point in his post - the Forum is not representative of all men who hire.
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    Only Fans

    The only way to know for sure is to ask them, but I would guess they probably fuck bareback in real life.
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    Social Media

    There you go again thinking and stuff.
  10. Wonder what the reaction would have been had she painted a 40-foot vagina.
  11. The poor thing could have gotten frostbite.
  12. “Fabulous hygiene” makes me think of this: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/lysols-vintage-ads-subtly-pushed-women-to-use-its-disinfectant-as-birth-control-218734/
  13. Not, that’s a toughie. If in addition to a hot sexual time the escort and I really connected, I’d hire the guy from before. Otherwise, I’d try the guy I hadn’t hired.
  14. Not unless he had an owie, in which case he should let it heal first. Ranks right up there with “Cum let me rip up your pussy hole.”
  15. That’s a fine “how do you do?”.
  16. I suppose there’s a wealthy conspiracy theorist who would love to hire him. Let’s hope they save the tinfoil for hats and don’t use it for cndoms. That would smart.
  17. His ad is still up. Looks like he moved from San Diego to Florida.
  18. He can certainly advertise. The question is whether anyone is stupid enough to hire him.
  19. I didn’t say this was okay, I said it doesn’t warrant a lawsuit or a regulatory complaint. What would the complaint say? ”The utility made an egregious error and corrected it.” And the lawsuit - what would the customer sue for? The cost of the phone call? Typically, lawsuits and regulatory complaints are filed when the company doesn’t correct the mistake. I also work in the financial industry. When a situation like this occurs we create a self-identified issue, engage partners in the Risk Management, Regulatory Affairs, and Compliance departments, determine how the error occurred (what controls were bypassed, what coding errors might have led to the problem, etc) and develop an action plan to ensure it doesn’t occur again. Then someone gets fired. Something tells me there will be a similar process -and a former utility company employee looking for a job in the new year.
  20. Remember these guys? Here they are in November
  21. I am sure they do. That’s why many billers send bills a few days after a billing period ends. However, in today’s world we want everything AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, which leaves little or no time for recon and analysis. Alternatively, they could have been eliminated when ratepayers and regulators wanted “overhead” cut. The company made a mistake, acknowledged it upon it being brought to their attention, and corrected it. She could file complaints, but the issue has been resolved. Not sure how much good it would do.
  22. Well, I AM a bottom! Some tops like the challenge, others claim the height differential will make fucking impossible (yeah, right), and still others are like “OK.”
  23. Not sure what the licensing is in your state, but the guy I liked is a Marriage and Family Therapist, which in CA allows him to see clients for other than marriage and family therapy. By contrast, the therapist I did not care for was a PhD who also taught at Northwestern.
  24. MetaTop is a lot of fun!
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