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And yet you have grown up to post random questions on this Forum.

You took the words right out of my keyboard. Guy does NOT fool around.

It sounds like a scam. @Kevin Slater makes a good suggestion.

@Gar1eth I'm saddened and sorry to hear about your cousin. In my family, January and February seem to be the bad months. I also hope that something @jjkrkwood said, which resonated with me, will help you My mother was a firm believer in "when it is time, it is time." For her, it was April 16, 2008. Three days before her 76th birthday. Honestly, it was that belief that helped my brother and I get through our loss and have the strength to help my dad through his. I wish you hope and peace in your time of loss.

I suppose a fake dick cuts down on the probability of transmitting STIs, so there's that.

My jaw gets tired, too but I haven't found any toys or devices to help. Sometimes, taking a break can help but other times it doesn't. The things we put up with for our craft!!

Oh, those nutty Canadians.

While I can't speak for others, typically I ask the escort to provide me with fee information during the second email exchange we have.

Maybe he is trying to break into the market Sereen serves.

Thank you for sharing the news, @Charlie. I'm very sorry to hear of his passing.

You have absolutely nothing to worry about!

Well, then, @jeepo1 should have asked about relativity and preferred manuals of style!

Unabridged Bookstore in Chicago. They do, however, sell other types of books, as well.

I hear IKEA sells different stuff in Kuala Lumpur because it sounds like it could be an IKEA product. BTW: I am kidding as I was about pieces fitting together. I lose patience and then interest. So, my folks would do that and then relatives would feel sorry for me, buy an even bigger set for the next occasion, and then I'd have TWO sets to mess with.

Yes, but erector sets, Tinkertoys, and Lincoln Logs actually fit together.

Or a new treatment for ED.

I will call you when I need an IKEA kitchen installed. These contractors did not specialize in IKEA installations. They simply had worked with clients who bought their cabinets there.

When I was contemplating a kitchen remodel two contractors suggested IKEA. They said the cabinets were well-made and he countertops were an excellent value for the money. Then again, I've heard people tell horror stories about IKEA kitchens. I think it depends on who does the installation. I WOULD NOT do it myself.

True. maybe the scene will be of him going on a conspiracy theory fueled rant and then US government agents break in and probe him for details.

I've always been of the mindset that the hot, ripped muscle bod and big ole cock does me more good when it is on someone else. :)

I always sit in my spa chair when receiving. So much more comfortable. Put down some waterproof bed pads and we're good to go!

Yes, but they are called HOPENPROG. That tidbit courtesy of the IKEA Name Generator.

Both, actually.

I almost expressed surprise that you don't go there for the hot dogs, but they really aren't big enough to bother with. Back on topic, I bought a wool rug there once from the "as-is" room and the ticket said it was there because it was already assembled. Apparently, on the sales floor they sell you yarn and a loom. More recently, I've bought storage boxes, a plug-in pendant lamp, two desktops, and batteries. Having to assemble the FLGNHROG sofa or the KORHGDONG chair is just not my thing.