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if Instagram date/place stamps are always correct (?), "Angelohard" has been in RJ, Brazil, for the last couple or three days, not Miami......though he lists Miami as a primary location......it's suggested upthread that somebody else has borrowed his pictures...... hell, let's all just wait until the all-clear is given, then figure this guy out.....

@guydude we somewhat-jaded longtime forum members are traditionally wary of newcomers (you joined about 33 hours ago) who suddenly wax poetic solely about a particular provider in one old now-resurrected thread.......superlatives and hyperbole are usually suspect praise.....you may be entirely sincere, but understand our experience and concerns with past similar situations...... welcome to the forum and we hope you'll also participate in other threads with helpful ideas and comment

yes, there are a few co-op areas in Tucson with unusually low prices .....be aware of HOA dues and special assessments, though, and what a co-op means.....they are not nearly as standard as in Manhattan, for example......of course, best to connect with a local realtor who knows the deal on these..... though there are a million people in the metro region, Tucson still has a small-town feel and absolutely no obvious "gayborhood".....the UA is not particularly a liberal school, but the region around it and toward downtown a mile or two away is an older, very tolerant, highly-mixed area.....there's a hippy shopping area (4th Ave) in this area and the usual student hangouts and funky businesses....one or two low-key gay or lesbian bars here and there......the city itself is entirely unpretentious and not known for wealth or flash......it's nothing like Palm Springs, which has a more resort-y/wealthy/newer/slightly-more-retirement/much smaller feel to it...... the outer "suburbs" of Tucson are, of course, newer and more typically city-like.....strip malls, subdivisions, traffic, construction, sprawl.....there are a few quietly wealthy neighborhoods in town and on the edges, but the city does not appear to be utterly prosperous......and the residents sorta like it that way.....

popping this back up again...... http://daddysreviews.com/donate .

just three short months ago........the first news of the virus......... https://www.who.int/csr/don/05-january-2020-pneumonia-of-unkown-cause-china/en/ and just two months ago.....

Get it as soon as Sunday, May 17 - Wednesday, May 20 if you choose Two-Day Shipping at checkout. lucky you!!.......

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I've lived in or been connected to the Scottsdale area since age 12......no daylight saving time observed!!! it's just a very large suburb of Phoenix, but, of course, has the upscale vibe and reputation......very clean feeling, sensible zoning laws, well-maintained streets, and some walkable neighborhoods (usually near downtown Scotts)......much of the vast northern reaches of Scotts (developed in only the last 20-30 years) is little more than subdivision after subdivision, strip mall after strip mall, with little soul (albeit usually upscale) and a hop in the car required for any little errand......but the higher-priced homes in north Scotts ($3 million and up) on larger lots (an acre and up) are certainly attractive and desirable....lots of golf courses, tennis, resort atmosphere all over.......and lots of fast traffic and self-important drivers in the winter and even the summer...... the dry air is the clincher for me......such a plus......except in July and August (the humid summer rainy period low 90 high 105), the outside is usually spectacular.....wide swing in day/night temperatures because of that low humidity......three or four periods of cold and rain every winter for a couple days each (low 30 high 50 at the worst in those days) with fireplaces in full use......usually low 40 high 70 in the winter........May and June are the hottest and driest (low 70 high 110).....AC drones on all summer day and night...... you'll need to be ready for low density and the desert atmosphere.....few trees, wide-open views, a somewhat "brown" tone to everything including the buildings.....there are areas of highly-irrigated grass and artificial lakes, but that is increasingly considered extravagant and inappropriate....... formerly one of the legendary great spots of the world for lung and asthma concerns, the entire region is now one of the worst for that because of the proliferation of non-native plants and vegetation (planted by homesick midwesterners over the years, so the legend goes)..... I'd concentrate on a spot near downtown Scottsdale (charmingly called Old Town by the visitors bureau) because of the walkable nature and great array of businesses to choose from all close by.....some older 50s-era neighborhoods here, newer upscale condos and a few condo towers (up to about twelve stories), apartments, time-shares, the whole bit....and quick-paced traffic in the winter....... as expected, real estate prices are among the highest in the state....only neighboring Town Of Paradise Valley (zip 85253) is higher (much higher)...... what are you main concerns and preferences as you near retirement???

long-term, long-term, long-term!!! continue as you've been doing!!! don't try to time the market (as tempting as it sounds)!!!

hell, I'm going to set up a meet just so I can clean that goddam mirror of his......

bottom-feeding bargain hunters???

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and for those thinking it was a youtube of the legendary classic we all studied in 5th grade Music Class.....57.3 million views!.....as always, full volume! in that music class, we never learned (or remembered) the underlying meaning of danse macabre, but we did get to jump around like the nighttime characters did in the cemetery until that rooster crowed at the end......party over....

the music was the clincher for me......another weekend project on the list!

found this posted over at the other site......3.1 million views in a week

Do any locals know if the All Worlds Resort is still standing as it appears in this flick? I think it changed hands a while ago and changed names, but wondering if the buildings are still there. Thanks.

blood donor restrictions significantly eased...... https://www.nbcnews.com/feature/nbc-out/fda-reduces-restrictions-gay-blood-donors-amid-urgent-need-n1175141

based on the palms and mountains, this appears to be a spot in the Palm Springs/Coachella Valley area......geography/history nerd that I am, wondering if anybody knows this building and if it's still around......it appears in just the first few seconds of this 1984 flick.......thanks a lot https://www.pornhub.com/view_video.php?viewkey=256651113

Let's keep politics out of this and keep it to being grateful for the health care workers on the front line. Note Guy Fawkes's admonition in another thread. Believe me, there are plenty of threads about coronavirus policy in the Politics subforum (if you can imagine!)

This is bordering on politics, thus Guy Fawkes's warning in another thread. Thanks.

this might be a better link for his videos...... https://www.pornhub.com/gay/video/search?search=marcus+kage

haven't decided......same price as the in-person Adonis nude parties, so I don't know......Matt and Tim run a great operation, so I'm sure they'll try their hardest....... for those not on the Adonis mailing list (where all this is happening).......enter email at upper right and hit subscribe (do it now!) https://adonislounge.com/nyc/contact/

just read Costco will be limiting members to just one other person coming in with the member......no kids - yay!!......

interested parties should check his review text comments using the free hide me proxy (Germany as home country)......widely varied comments.....I think he's real and could be a good meet, but just communicate ahead of time and come to an agreement......(clients should tell him you're not into drugs, don't want him using, and you will pay at the end of the meeting, verifying that these terms are ok with him)