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It ranks right up there with "tallywacker." (with apologies to @Gar1eth )

"There's a sale at Penney's!"

Four...We still have Bernadette Peters and Bette Midler, so we don't need Babs.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0j2dVuhr6s:70

"Exclusive clientele," eh? Had someone tell me he was selective about who he took on as a client and I told him I was selective about who I hire. Once we had that bullshit out of the way, we talked. Had he asked for my pics and name I would have done the same as you.

As a Leo I am without flaw and know it. No point in being competitive. No one else would stack up But seriously, no I am not. That doesn't mean I don't take satisfaction from doing better than I have before nor does it mean I don't hold myself up to an extremely high standard. It does mean that I accept myself for who I am and don't constantly look for the new best thing. I've found that doing so prevents me from ever being happy and has led to me passing up great opportunities because I wanted to see what was behind the next door.

I kid you not, @keroscenefire , while chatting with a guy today he asked if I was into findom. I replied: "Yes, I am. If you want some of my 'fin' then I 'dom' and you do what I want you to do. " He said that was funny.

I'm extremely nearsighted. If I remove my glasses he looks just like Mark Wahlberg and John Cena. Of course, then he also looks just like Abraham Lincoln, Bette Midler, the Virgin Mary, and a Model T Ford:)

Now he fancies himself looking like John Cena? Maybe there's an optometrist co-located with the psychiatrist so he can get two exams in one visit.

A colleague started using that phrase until a high-ranking managing director told him to stop. A different colleague likes to use that phrase all the time. He used it on me when I was having "one of those days" and I said "That's why I asked it. Now please give me a good answer." He hasn't used it again(at least with me.)

I shaved my head for a few years and then started buzzing the hair, which I prefer. I dated a guy who had surgery to "correct" baldness and it did not look natural. He spent a LOT of money and it looked ridiculous.

Say "thank you."

Remember the penguins who wandered around The Shedd Aquarium? Well, two of their friends waddled across the street and visited the Field Museum. [MEDIA=twitter]1280897087522160641[/MEDIA]

May I ask why you hate walking? I'm asking because I LOVE walking! LOVE, LOVE, LOVE walking! Can't comprehend that someone would not love walking. The one thing I don't like about living in Arizona is walking is not pleasant during the summer.

Oh, it isn't just on Twitter! I've seen it in Rentmen ads. In fact, I follow a number of guys on Twitter and the first time I saw a findom-related Twitter feed was after reading this thread. That said, any time you want to call this 56 year old a "younger guy" you go right ahead!

When reading this review I had to double-check the date because it is reminiscent of the reviews submitted back in the days when the average review length was measured in paragraphs, not sentences, and read like a bad attempt at erotica. Like then, I skimmed over the review and looked for phrases like "looked like his pics," "showed up on time," "did what we agreed to," " and is a nice guy." Like @Charlie, I found it odd that the escort lists his age as 32 when he has reviews dating back to the early 2000's. Methinks someone might have "accidentally" hit the "3" or the "2" key when listing their age. Or, they haven't updated it in a very long time, as is the case with someone I hired five years ago whose age is the same as it was back then. That being said, when it is safe to do so, I will make the trip to LA and hire him.

I thought the saying was "a screw for every hole." There is a simple solution: unsubscribe to the guys who re-tweet that stuff. There are plenty of hot guys who don't. I don't get it, either. Regarding "acceptable" vs "unacceptable," who is to decide other than the individuals who are engaged in the activity? To me, it seems like a cute phrase that means "paying for dom/sub and/or humiliation play." Who is to say the doms are necessarily former school bullies? Many years ago I wanted to explore being a sub and met a dom who was a very, very nice man - anything but a bully. Slippery slope is right! There are dozens of activities that strike some folks as being "strange" or unacceptable," sex between two people of the same gender being one of them. Couldn't agree more! The only thing I'd add is the distinction between "findom" and perpetrating fraud or theft. Findom is consensual and is done with both parties being fully aware of the nature of the transaction. Fraud, such as romance schemes, duping someone into sending money, stealing, and blackmail is completely different.

And my mind went here:

For me, it is a bigger-than-average head thing. There are two brands of caps (Eddie Bauer and J. Crew) that are big enough for me to wear. Glasses also become an issue.

Johnston and Murphy has some nice masks. The quirky patterns (cocktail glasses, airplanes, anchors, and guitars) have sold out, but they have a decent selection of work- and family-appropriate styles. Dillards has some by Martex that fit me better than the Johnston and Murphy ones did.

A stigmata instantly appears on their forehead reading "165 qechmeyDaj Huj chuvmey vIchel tuj jIH."

On a pretty routine basis I search RM for bodybuilders and muscleguys and I've never seen an ad for him. He's hot, though!!

You can eat pre-cooked cold foods out of the fridge, but if you re-heat the food it should be re-heated to 165 degrees, according to the USDA and the NSF (formerly known as the National Sanitation Foundation). The Mayo Clinic and The University of Wisconsin Extension recommend the same practice.

I always thought the same, but recently started seeing warnings to re-heat leftovers to an internal temperature of 165 degrees. If memory serves, the reason given was bacteria thrives when the food reaches the so-called "danger zone" above 40 degrees but does not survive when the food is heated to above 165 degrees.