Ali Gator

I watched the first episode tonight. Yawn. Mathias is hot - the others...ehhh.

I'm in RI. 66 when I'm at work (and my dog is home). When I get home around 5, I like to turn it up to about 68 and 'get the chill out'. When I got to bed around 10, I'll set it to 67. When I get up during the night and the air feels cool, I may bump it back up to 68 - especially closer to when I have to get up in the morning (6:30 am). On the weekends, if it's sunny and the sun is warming up the house, I leave it at 66. If it's cloudy and cold out, I keep it at 68 while I'm home.

Was it more having fun with the two of them than a massage ?

Next time you see him and you get hard, mention your hard-on again but in a jocular manner (not apologetic). Say something like, "Now look what you did - you woke him up" and believe me, he will go further (this never fails with me). This always gets a chuckle from the masseur, and they usually respond along the lines of 'Looks like he wants to play...'.

#4 and his partner travel to my area often. I've been tempted to make an appointment with the blond (the dark haired guy does nothing for me), but then something tells me not to. I'm glad I didn't. What was so wrong with the massage ? Now I'm curious.

That's all we're offering here - our own opinions.

Retton sat down for an interview with Hoda Kotb on 'Today' this past week. She didn't answer any questions on what she was diagnosed with, why she didn't have health insurance, etc. - she gave very vague, hazy answers. She claims she didn't remember much of what happened that day. She made no mention of how much money she grifted from fans on her GFM page. And Hoda - horrible journalist that she is - didn't push for any definitive answers. She just laughed and smiled like a donkey. There's something very strange about this whole situation and I think the truth will leak out eventually (and it won't be pretty).

Thanks everyone for all this information. You are making my ultimate decision rather easy (drop Prime).

It was on DataLounge.

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4 - 5 years ago ? That was pre-pandemic, which was an eternity ago in education. It has nothing to do with today's students. The pandemic changed everything. You may want to consider auditing a class today for a taste of the new reality.

You give no indication of when you audited these classes, but apparently it was in the past. I'm talking of the future and the present. As I said, "the majority of this current generation who are ready to enter college or currently attending college". What you saw in the past has nothing to do with what I'm talking about today.

A movie theater owner who opened ten screens independently over the past 27 years in my state, announced on New Year's Day that all ten theaters will be closing at the end of February. He can't stay in business with no one going to the movies anymore - which started during the pandemic. It's too bad - this family owned operation was top-notch. He said he did try to sell it - to quite a few people in the past two years. No one could get the financing.

One major disappointment-dud is the Oprah-produced musical remake of 'The Color Purple'. Yes, it opened as the #1 movie on Christmas Day - thanks to special pricing for promotional purposes across the nation by the studio and Oprah - with a gross of $18M at the box office. As industry insiders have noted - without that 'special discounted pricing' - it would never had grossed $18 M. So since Christmas Day, it has steadily fallen at the box office, and was #1 for only a day. On New Year's Day, it dropped to 5th place at the box office. On January 2, it fell to sixth place - averaging just $452 per screen (yes, you read that correctly). It grossed $910,000 on Wednesday, cementing it in 6th place. It will probably fall out of the top 10 after this weekend.

As an employee in a prestigious business university, I will answer a bit differently...it's not a question of 'whether college is still worth it' ; it's a question of whether the potential student 'is worth college'. I hate to keep saying it, but the majority of this current generation who are ready to enter college or currently attending college is not mature enough nor responsible enough to attend college. So the answer is - no, college is not 'worth it' because this generation is not capable of getting any worth out of college. I would love to invite all of you to work by my side for one day. You wouldn't believe what I - and my colleagues - have to deal with on a day to day basis. And yes, I blame the parents - for coddling them and babying them.

I've often wondered why such news can't wait a few hours later, till the early morning hours, instead of the middle of the night ? If it's a parent or sibling - I understand. But aunt, uncle, cousin, friend - why can't it wait a few hours rather than interrupt you in your sleep ? It's not like you're being called to change the circumstances.

Lucille Ball was a comedic actress. She was not a comedienne.

In my many years of hiring, I can count on one hand how many providers (escorts and masseurs) have worn what we discussed (usually something in a recent photo of theirs, which they assure me they have with them and it's "no problem" to wear it to the appointment). When I meet up with them, they're wearing something completely different - a few hours after our conversation! - and tell me 'I forgot'. Totally believable.

Then you don't know the difference between the two.

I don't know.

This show is still on ? I gave it a chance for the first season (it was decent) but then it became unwatchable by seasons 2 and 3. I can't believe it has lasted this long.

Nothing like watching fresh-faced Phil Mattingly in the morning to kick off your day. He's the type of guy you would enjoy watching walking naked from your bed to the bathroom to shower and get his day started, until you coax him into returning to bed for another hour and calling in 'late'.

His choice of 'feuds' after that was questionable, and less memorable, at best. Capote and The Swans may be entertaining, but does anyone under the age of 70 know who these people are without Googling them ? There are so many other 'feuds' he could play out.

The longtime residents are fine. I have no problem with them. It's the newbies who have moved into the area buying their first home, and not used to city-living (they all grew up in safe 'burbs, and not used to city neighborhoods). Heaven forbid a dog pees or poops on their lawn with their "kiddies" play. They need to protect themselves and their kiddies by moving to a gated community.