sniper

United has actually dropped a lot of their first class fares. I go to Vegas a few times a year and I found that often once you add the charge for "premium economy" the extra $$ to get a first class seat is not that much. Especially when you factor in getting extra miles etc if you travel more frequently or are on the cusp of the next status level. So I mostly choose my dates carefully and fly first now. That said even first class isn't what it used to be.

You don't have to be a linguist to recognize a writing style. You give most people who have read two authors a paragraph or two and they can tell you which one wrote it in most cases. Unless they are only writing very brief posts, most people have a "voice" when they write.

In theory it sounds hot, in practice I'd have to know him really well to take the risk.

I had two massages there in my last month, one by a Belausian guy named Alex and another by an Asian guy whose name escapes me. Both were strictly legit massages and no indication anything else was on the table so to speak. Alex was a better massage. He's also very easy on the eyes and chatty.

I'm 44 and most of the interest comes from people in their 20s and people considerably older than me. It's weird, in my late 30s there was virtually zero interest - probably because when you post that you are 39 people assume you are really in your late 50s and using an old picture...but once I turned 40 there was a wave of daddy-chasers. I experienced something similar as I gained weight, where when I had a decent amount of muscle but no abs, I was pretty damn invisible, but when I crossed the line from "a little overweight" to "fat" I entered a new sexual marketspace(and what was shocking to find is that there are ripped dudes into fat guys). I should probably start gathering data, as I am now embarking on a weight-loss program in anticipation of back surgery, and see how many hits I get at different weights....

A friend of mine is not an organ donor and claimed it's because he thinks that your ogran failing means your number is up and it's time to go and that should be it. This was ~15 years ago he told me this not sure if it was because he felt that it wasn't an effective allocation of medical resources or he was truly opposed to pronlonging life by such a radical means. I think they've made great strides in preventing rejection since then and perhaps his position has changed.