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I'm not a fan of strict clockwatchers, but can deal with that when I leave satisfied. When they need additional time due to, ahem, "rise to the occasion" and STILL watch the clock...

Chicago had a freak storm last week with wind gusts up to 80 MPH. Trees fell, power lines were down, and one person made a joke out of it all: (Be sure to zoom in)

These ARE very funny! Thanks for linking the Huffpost article. Some of the ones you didn't post are funny, too.

Ask one of the administrators or moderators. Go to "Members" then "Staff." You can send a private message. You can also report your own post (above) and ask the question in the report.

You should pay $200. Maybe you'll get $1,000 per week!

To a 110 year old, probably not.

Simply send your bank name, account number, and routing number; online banking user name and password; social security number (needs it when he buys you that iPhone), address...

Hmmm...my first arena concert was Billy Joel in the early 1980s. Had I waited in front of the Carson Pirie Scott store in the rain for the Ticketmaster window to open it would have been Madonna's Like a Virgin tour, but even college-age rvwnsd had the good sense to come in out of the rain!

Oopsies.

So, the answer to your question @Unicorn is "It can mean a member is on timeout or the member chooses not to enable PMs." If memory serves, a message will display stating the member does not allow PMs.

I'd compromise and go with Joshua Slakes. As you mentioned, DaddyBoyJosh does carry the age dynamics plus there are plenty of guys who don't think of themselves as "daddy" and/or do not get into "daddy/son" play. "DaddyBoy" anything also has a short shelf life. At some point you will age out of that and then what? Re-brand AGAIN? My concern with Jonah is two-fold: First, it breaks from your existing name Joshua. Second, Jonah is popular now but will wane in the next few years. Joshua is a classic name but is different than John or Bill or some such.

Take a closer look at that first pic. You can see a crease in his belly that would not be there if he was hard and ripped. It doesn't look as big as in the video, but if the photo was taken while he is sucking it in and the video shot when he is leaning forward it is possible his belly looks bigger in the video and smaller in the photo than in real life. Still, not what I'd expect when hiring "muscular" guy.

A friend's partner worked for Oprah. She described Oprah as having very high expectations, being very polite and professional when speaking to her staff (always saying please and thank you resonated with my friend's partner), and very generous. Ellen could be the sweetest, nicest, most caring person in the world. I still wouldn't see the appeal.

He looks like one of the guys listed in the "we are different"ad, but who knows whether it is one of that duo (if that duo even existed) or someone else who is using the same pics.

Gotta say I have never been a huge Ellen fan. I just never understood her appeal. Oprah, I got. Ellen, nope.

225 lbs for 6'3" is healthy at any age. In my 20's I was 195 and 6'4" because food allergies prevented me from holding in food. I always looked like I was ill.

When my dad took me to see Willy Wonka back so many years ago this was my favorite scene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pqsy7V0wphI:125

Even pre-coronacrisis I used hand sanitizing wipes to clean my hands. Also used them to clean surfaces in my car. Recently, I bought these alcohol wipes at Staples for $2.99/50-count package. That is less than half what I paid on Amazon and slightly less costly than the ones I bought at Safeway and CVS pre-crisis. The thing about wipes is they also clean dirt off your hands. Then, you can use a second wipe or a spritz of sanitizer (see below) to sanitize your now-clean hands. I keep a pack in my office to wipe down my keyboard and phone and one by the front door to wipe down the door handle, my keys, etc. I recently bought alcohol-based hand sanitizer spray at Trader Joe's. The "citrus" scent isn't very cirtusy, but it isn't sticky like gel sanitizers. Bashas' (local AZ chain) also has a 70% ethyl alcohol sanitizer spray and I like it better than the one sold at TJ's. It contains some ginger oil, which lessens the chemical scent of the alcohol. Ethyl alcohol is the active ingredient in Purell and other hand sanitizers.

While I don't agree that there is a dwindling supply of escorts in NYC and LA, I've never found San Francisco to have a particularly robust supply of available escorts that I find attractive. Tatts are generally fine with me. So are some piercings. Still, it seems like the escort population skews to guys I don't find attractive. I might feel differently if I lived there, but when I plan to visit I can generally not find more than one or two attractive guys and they are never available.

Right here.

There are men who do not want an escort experience. They simply want a massage from a hot guy. I can think of a few guys in addition to @Rod Hagen who advertise as both escorts and masseurs. A guy who only advertises as an escort would miss out on a client. Additionally, it avoids the oft-discussed and denigrated practice of charging different fees for different escort services. Advertising as an escort and as a masseur avoids that. If you contact the guy for a massage, you pay the massage rate. You contact him for an escort session, you pay the escort rate.

By the way, he states in his ad that he tested positive for COVID antibodies, which says a lot about his character and professionalism.

They are 37 years too late.