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Yeah that's him the Army part I remember. Maybe he was stationed there?

For a real legit massage that's why you want to go to an Eastern European guy they just get in there and work the glute.

He was tall (6'4") blond and fairly buff would think muscular before lean as the descriptor. He could pass for Swedish lookswise but he was defitnitely American - no accent. Maybe for marketing purposes he said Swedish and that well could have been his lineage. But 98% sure he was from Alaska.

Gaiety was my first hire too...Thomas from Alaska. A bit of a dud, so I considered TJ/Scott Anthony(RIP) my official first. Then there was Chris from Baltimore, Jeff(the big Canadian bodybuilder/boxer), Jonathan(cute Canadian twink who sometimes did a backflip onstage)....and a few others.

Tangent: when I was 39 i got almost no hits on my dating profiles, because that's the age a lot of people list who are anywhere from 1-50 years older. But once the age field said 40, the daddychasers came out of the woodwork.

I think the other credit cards have jacked up their merchant fees and the gap is smaller than it was in years past.

It's very hard to tease out correlation/causation on college degrees and earnings since employers made them a requirement and simultaneously the collapse of unions led to plummetting wages in most jobs that don't require a degree. But you absolutely shouldn't go six figures in debt in your early 20s unless it's to be a doctor. Too many people go to the "best" school they got into(i.e. most expensive) asuming it will all work itself out and that simply isn't how it works anymore.

If you're normally draped with a sheet AND blanket, I'd think you'd first want to just see about getting rid of the blanket. Then see how that goes.

Yeah it's the not knowing where I could charge it that would be the problem, plus the time it takes to charge. Time is at a premium when traveling.

It's this year's Cabbage Patch doll/Beanie Baby...

It hasn't helped that for decades a lot of companies insisted that everyone, includong the people whose job was just to answer the phone, have four year degrees.

Yes outside the paid realm for sure. I just think once you've crossed into doing it for money it's less likely to be about what you are inclined to do. I have approaching zero interest in fucking a woman at all, but if offered enough money I'm pretty sure I'd do it.(Then again, Jack doesn't come across as a great actor and he seemed SUPER into his scene with Daniel...) I think some of the guys you describe almost get off more on the forbidden/"dirty" aspect of it than the actual guy. The other guy is essentially a masturbatory aid for them. I am not sure if it's an orientation as much as a fetish/kink for those people.

Wellll....i once inquired as to hiring Jack from Sean Cody when he was active on Rentmen...scheduling didn't work out but he did volunteer he would be getting a shot of Trimix on date X if certain menu options were desired...it seemed refreshingly upfront but he doesn't claim to be other than straight.

Honestly given they broke up and got back together around the time of her mental health crisis and then her cancer diagnosis, I think it may have been a case of him wanting to see her through her illness before leaving. He stuck by her through a VERY extended rough period. And sometimes that just kills the relationship.

He's 18 years younger than she is. They had broken up at least once before.

I think in Britney's case it is simultaneously likely that she needs some level of conservatorship and her family was milking her like a cow. She was already extremely wealthy; there was no need to prop her up on stage like they did.

Do you always/usually wear your wedding ring? Because you might be pre-empting the question. We're just about the same age and same geographic region and I've gotten it quite a lot, not generally at work though. I don't THINK I'm such a catch that people are looking to hook me up, but maybe I am... I avoid asking the question myself though.

Yeah no, I am not sticking my dick somewhere I can't inspect...

I think back in the day there was a certain class of closeted gay/bi guy who took great advantage of the fact that rampant homophobia kept them in a steady supply of guys they could get their rocks off with and not worry about being exposed. And once relatively greater societal acceptance took away that Mutual Assured Destruction they relied on, they ramped up the resentment. Because they now didn't have as many people to use. Those were the guys I had a problem with.

I would say whoever Bernadette Peters goes to is worth every penny. I remember seeing her on the Carol Burnett 50th anniversary special and she looked decades younger than the others.

Well, he's LITERALLY "young, dumb, and full of cum..."

I don't really get your agreeing with my first post then getting worked up by my second. I don't think the people you are worried about were likely to be all that successful in the sink or swim option anyway. There are always going to be people who work the system whether it's govt payments or large corporations reluctance to fire people.

Statistically the single largest variable in children's outcome is parental income, not anything they do. Probably because if there's a stable roof over your head and ample food on the table you're in much better shape to absorb and retain information, and that makes more of a difference than whether your kindergarten teacher had masters degree or not. Maybe Universal Basic Income is a better use of funds than making the school buildings fancier.

I just fail to see how this is any different from Hooters...

There's a lot of survivorship bias going on here. I'm not saying people who make it don't work hard. I'm just saying there is considerably more luck involved in climbing out of a poor background than people generally comprehend. Almost everything needs to go right for long enough to make it to long-term security. And I think that aspect has gotten worse. When my father fell hard out of the middle class in the 70s, he and my mother were able to patch together minimum or barely above mininum wage jobs(one full and one part-time each) to keep a the mortgage paid on the house in a decent ares and food on the table. In real terms, housing costs are so mucj higher today my sister takes live-in caregiver jobs because rents are so high relative to wages. Admittedly she has other issues that impede her, but the reality is that first step is more difficult than in the past solely due to cost of living relative to wages. Nobody is building new cheap or even midlevel housing, and cheap transportation is a thing of the past too except for a couple of cities. If you are well above average in some combination of resourcefulness and capability, or simply "really, really ridiculously goodlooking" yes it's probably a decent amount better for you than it would have been 40 years ago. Everybody else is a lot more at the mercy of external forces than they like to think.