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I thought the same as you did until realizing they don't usually ban stuff people don't want.

I truly do not want to know who is next.

He's a LOT of fun!!!

In the years since this thread was started raising chickens has become popular among some urban dwellers. My guess is they collect eggs in some sort of basket.

I'm not sure which I think is more poorly written - the article or the resolution. Although the resolution addresses the use of death as punishment for consensual same-sex relations, blasphemy, and other offenses it does not address the fact that these are considered crimes in the first place. Then again, the article isn't well-written, so we don't know what the resolution actually said. Here is a link to a piece from NBC News regarding the State Department's clarification of the vote on the resolution. There are three statements in the piece that I found to be particularly interesting: "The United States unequivocally condemns the application of the death penalty for conduct such as homosexuality, blasphemy, adultery, and apostasy. We do not consider such conduct appropriate for criminalization.” "...the U.S. voted "no" to the resolution under the Obama administration, though the specific mention of "same-sex relations' was not included in previous death penalty resolutions." "Jessica Stern, executive director of OutRight Action International, a global LGBTQ human rights organization, acknowledged the U.S. vote on the U.N. resolution was misconstrued. "There's been some misreporting and misconceptions," Stern told NBC News. "The U.S. always opposes this death penalty resolution, because it makes reference to a global moratorium on the death penalty. For both Obama and Trump, so long as the death penalty is legal in the U.S., it takes this position." "OutRight will call out the Trump administration on its many rights violations, its many abuses of power from LGBTI violations to xenophobia, but this particular instance is not an example of a contraction of support on LGBTI rights," Stern continued. "It would be a mistake to interpret its opposition to a death penalty resolution to a change in policy." I understand that Gay Star News is not exactly The New York Times, but it should do a better job of reporting topics like this.

The pics certainly don't match to someone who is 5'7" and 135 lbs.

Although I do not favor the death penalty in general, I also do not favor exempting gay people who have been convicted of a crime that carries the death penalty while not exempting a non-gay person. Two reasons: 1) If a gay person murders someone they should be punished in the same way as a heterosexual person. 2) I can see a convicted murderer "coming out as gay" to avoid the death penalty. I'd support a resolution banning the criminalization of being gay.

Thanks to Google I found the following: https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/Woman-Massage-Envy-Worker-Abused-Me-Company-Offered-Free-Spa-Day-446510283.html http://pix11.com/2017/11/26/massage-envy-facing-sexual-harassment-allegations-from-more-than-180-women/ Massage Envy locations are franchises. It is not clear whether any of the victims contacted the corporate office (not the franchise owner's offices, but Massage Envy's corporate office) when the franchisee's response was unsatisfactory. Regardless, I think the victims were right in calling the police.

Well, to be frank, if I had "digestive issues" yesterday I would not be able to bottom today. We all know that had the escort cancelled and said he was ill the result would be:

I read that to mean today he looks close to the way he did when the pictures were taken, i.e. they are probably recent.

Thanks for reporting back.

If this has turned into a soul-crushing experience, then I think you should discuss the comment with him. As others have pointed out, he might feel out of place with you and your friends for a number of reasons: you were going to a place that's more expensive or upscale than he is accustomed to, he might feel intimidated by your friends, or who knows what. Regarding his inability to bottom, there are "digestive issues" that could have come into play, his ass might be sore from eating spicy foods or from a previous digestive issue, or he might not have been able to thoroughly clean out despite all his best efforts. All three have happened to me.

I read a handful of article about this topic over the weekend. Having come of age at the beginning of the epidemic and lost many friends, colleagues, and acquaintances to HIV/AIDS as well as to the side-effects of the early medications I think this is wonderful news.

The DC Center for the LGBT Community has quite a few volunteer opportunities. On of the more intriguing one is the twice monthly Packing Parties.

Happy Thanksgiving to you, too! I'm glad the holiday is off to a great start.

LOL

Online, that is. 11/22 only.

Their terms of service state that all advertisers must be over the age of 18 and they make them agree to such as a condition of clicking a button to proceed. Of course, that's completely unreliable. Regarding ID verification, there is a difference between validating the authenticity of the identity document provided by the escort and validating the age stated in the ad matches the current date minus the date of birth contained on said identity document. I'm also suspicious as to how they validate the ID.

To be perfectly honest, I don't care about a guy's orientation. As long as we both have fun it doesn't matter to me. However, there are folks for whom a guy identifying or advertising as straight is a non-starter. My only "concern," if you will, is that the guy be forthright.

Nate Long Beach Eric Hassan Rod Hagen Tristan Baldwin Matt Stevens Rob - LA In no particular order.

It looks to have spread to his left pec and his right biceps and forearm. Poor fella.

Well...

OK - we are saying the same thing.

"American white" isn't an ethnicity. I think you intended to say "If you cast an American actor of non-German descent..." As a descendant of Germans, Prussians, and Poles I would not be offended.