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He has been using pictures 6 - 10 for several years.

This is one of those times where the following words of wisdom come to mind:

Back in 2001 I worked for a healthcare technology company. The guy in the next cubicle had AT&T as his provider, complete with their then-signature ringtone that was as annoying as all get out. Especially when said co-worker would leave his cell phone on his desk, ringer turned up, and walk away for an hour or two while the cell phone went off every ten minutes. He was warned several times and told to turn the ringer off. One day, the thing went off seven or eight times within an hour and our director grabbed it, tossed it in the toilet, fished it out, dried it off, and put it back on his desk. He silenced the ringer on the replacement.

I'm glad to hear your hands are doing better and healing so well. That is truly amazing.

First, GMan, thanks for posting this. The scrambled eggs with tomato and mushrooms sounds yummy! I like 'em firm, too. Firm with mushrooms and tomatoes. I'm with you on all counts, including your seasonings of choice.

Agreed. There's something about the lighting in pictures 1 and 2 that makes his skin look "off."

He looks great! Didn't realize he was 37. Time flies.

No intel on these guys, but I recommend Michael Vincenzo with absolutely NO reservations. Great guy and sexy as they come.

I recall her being alive, but as another poster mentioned I would not classify that as "living."

I agree with Epigonos about The Getty and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Like the architecture, love the gardens, not so crazy about the art at The Getty. The Met seems like a jumble to me. I grew up visiting The Art Institute of Chicago and still count it among my favorite museums. The museum as it stands today is a series of additions to the original museum. While it can seem like a patchwork quilt of buildings, one advantage of its design is the ability to walk at a normal pace when moving from one area to another. Like The Met, the art collection has some great works and some not so great works.

There was that series of gay detective novels back in the late 1990's/early 2000's. I think the protagonist was an LAPD detective, maybe an LA Sheriff's detective. They weren't too bad. Can't get into the gay romance. I tend to read mostly non-fiction, anyway.

Have to say, that review left me scratching my head. Not sure wht the reviewer would recommend the guy. To be honest, I wonder if the review is legit.

42" Sony flat screen TV

I hired Nick Capra a long time ago and had a great time.

I'd argue they should have adopted a business model whereby they developed an app and signed up taxi companies and/or taxi drivers who own their medallions. They could have charged a small commission and still turned a profit. Instead, they adopted a half-assed model that is simply not working.

I hate to tell you that my eyes were focused on something else.

The last time I hired him he opened the door wearing nothing but a tank top, holding a book, and wearing his glasses.

File both under "you're gonna put that where?" I have hired this guy: http://www.men4rentnow.com/gay/escort/male/massage/los_angeles/MikeinLA/262549 He has a huge, beautiful cock and is a lot of fun to play with.

It was very clever and distinctive when Rod Hagen and Alec Andrews referred to themselves as "courtesans." However, now that seemingly everyone refers to themselves as such the term has lost some of its cache. Fortunately, Rod's and Alec's cache (among other things) remain intact.

Last year I cancelled cable and switched entirely to Apple TV. Absolutely love it. You can get Netflix, Hulu, and other streaming services in addition to the shows available for purchase from iTunes. Regarding CNN, MSNBC, et al - you might be able to watch them using their websites. I'm an NPR guy, so the lack of the cable "news" stations doesn't bother me in the least.

Andrew Cunanan certainly possessed a special kind of evil, but his case was a little different than the others mentioned in this thread. Aside from his first victim- a friend in Minneapolis- Cunanan didn't know any of the people he killed.

Oh, facts! Pe-shaw!!

Some folks like breadcrumbs, others like cole slaw.

I don't understand why you would jump to that conclusion. azdr said that he (azdr) is not into kissing and anal. He didn't say that the escort wasn't. In fact, the "stats" section indicates the escort is into kissing. Nowhere in that review does it say TH is not an enthusiastic kisser. It says azdr is not into kissing. Would anyone find it acceptable if azdr wrote that he does not like kissing but despite knowing that the escort enthusiastically kissed him anyway? This is why I ask the escort for his thoughts on what I like to do and why I do not rely heavily on reviews when determining whether an escort is a match. If I love to get off by licking KFC cole slaw out of an escort's buttcrack, he agrees to do it, and I write a review about it does that help anyone who prefers their cole slaw served in a bowl?

Yes, you have. But that is different than a client having a so-so time with an escort because there isn't chemistry or communication going awry because a prospective client's communications are off-putting for some reason. I believe we have read where stellar escorts have discussed client communications they have not been happy with. It happens and there's nothing wrong with it in my opinion.