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Lucas has just opened up his RM ad again after an extended "frozen" period due to covid et al......have met with him during annual visits to the NY/NJ area for the last six or seven years......meets all my likes: 100% masculine, NY Italian vibe, incredible jockstrap/underwear collection, eager to show off and please, loves to hang out and chat.......accurate ad pictures and stats......as always, be respectful and polite.....no "hey" texts or 2am contacts!! https://rentmen.eu/LucasB_ItalJOCK https://archive.companyofmen.org/venue/usa/new_york/lucas_b_jerseycity (older reviews) https://onlyfans.com/lucasb

I don't think I'd be able to impress him enough.......

anybody remember 19-20 years ago when Zeb Atlas was at 500/hr right off the bat (and no multi-hour discount)?!.......he did have the looks, height, and body to command that, evidently, and nobody really complained (even back then)!........I assume he had some advice before jumping into this......

I hope he smiles at your meet!

it's an earlier long thread about him......did you click on it?

https://www.companyofmen.org/topic/125870-lucas-guess-nyc/

Well, he does gain a day coming from Australia to the US, so there's that. 🙂

Gee, I would bail, too, if I didn't have any appointments.

My, what big superlatives you have!

welcome to the forum @AngusStevensxxx .....it's the best forum of its kind, but please don't take it (or the forum members) too seriously around here!......looking forward to your participation here......

I'd never heard of gaybutton until this thread......the domain name is for sale at godaddy now (if gaybutton dot com is the address) what is (was?) it about?......thanks

https://rentmen.eu/NaorHason/ https://rentmen.eu/DanielNarssi/ https://rentmen.eu/Ahmedxxl

a "twentieth of a century" sounds even more impressive!! 😀

on my desktop, the link appears "redacted"....... https://rentmen.eu/Demianxx https://rent.men/Demianxx https://app.rent.men/Demianxx

well-written, even-handed article on the history and evolution of tipping.......should be required reading for all Americans!........a curious custom and much misunderstood.......many consumers really don't want to educate themselves on why tipping exists and many don't know about the sub-minimum wage laws for servers/bartenders.......not a "sexy" topic of conversation, but very important

Physically, verbally, mentally, or financially?? Or some combo of the four? Thanks.

Were any of you in "Y Indian Guides" as a kid? It was a father/son thing sanctioned by the YMCA. The kid sat on the floor (Indian style, of course) between the dad's legs (dads were in a chair) and wore a headband with a feather. There were other nods to Native American culture during the meetings. I suppose this has long been abolished.

I'm afraid they'll spit in my food if they see I didn't leave a tip.

not defending this guy (have no idea about him), but the "unique moments" phrase may be a Google Translate result from original Spanish......I think the forum has mentioned this before......English speakers might just think of "moments" as "time" in this context....... carry on!......

86'd!......yay!

gone!

at the lower right of the rent.men and rentmen.eu versions, there is a "report this ad" button.....might?? need to be signed in?......I use it a lot and I try to include IG or twitter confirmation of the 'borrowed from' guy as proof of the fraud...... EDIT: I just discovered there's a report button within the three dots at left in the app version

I also asked him about the discrepancy and also got chewed out..... it's 7:09am Monday now in Amsterdam.......let's see if RM HQ gets on this......

according to discoverlosangeles.com....... Chinatown is one of L.A.'s most popular tourist destinations, located in Downtown L.A. near the city's civic and cultural center. Travelers may be confused by the "New Chinatown" mural that marks the neighborhood's Central Plaza, but there's a story behind that. L.A.'s first Chinatown was located where Union Station is now. In the early 1930s, the old enclave was razed in favor of L.A.'s major train terminal, and in June 1938 a new Chinatown celebrated its grand opening not far from where the original neighborhood stood. New Chinatown became a significant part of both local and national history - it's the first such neighborhood in the U.S. that was actually owned by Chinese residents.

Three sides to every story!