jackboy48

I've stayed at the Barrymore in downtown. Quick Lyft ride to Johsons.

Actually.......
After graduating with his master’s degree from the University of Miami and going to cooking school for 6 months, Victor found himself working as a captain in Dominique’s 5 star restaurant in Miami. He was working very hard, but the money was so good he stayed and was saving money so that he could eventually open his own restaurant. While he was searching to open his own restaurant he found a bar for sale in Sunny Isles that only required $25,000 down, so he decided to venture into the bar industry. Once he took ownership he tried different theme nights, but the only thing that seemed to catch on was male strippers; the Boardwalk was born.
The Bar was located in an unincorporated part of Dade County and became super popular in the late 80’s and all through the 90’s. In the early 2000’s the city, which moved its city hall to the same plaza the Boardwalk was in, didn’t want bars in that area. After struggling with the city for over a year, Victor decided it was time to close the Boardwalk. Approximately 6 months later, in April 2002, he opened the Boardwalk in Fort Lauderdale and it became an immediate success and continues to be successful.
 
Source:  
Boardwalk Turns 25 – behind the scenes | Hotspots! Magazine
HOTSPOTSMAGAZINE.COM The name Boardwalk is internationally known as the place in South Florida to go to see male dancers. As they are about to hit a milestone 25th anniversary, I thought it...  

Neither did Avalon's:
 

I wish that photo had been taken on a windy day.

Next up Trevor Noah.

Just reading your post gave me heart palpitations - my Saturday night consisted of sitting in front of the TV with a pot of macaroni and cheese.  The disaster for me was not soaking the pot in the sink and now having to scrub really heard this morning,

Thank you @Coolwave35 for relating this.
 
I always enjoy posts that begin with “I took a boy to Mexico…” 😎

Baked chicken, that is.

How to shave my balls?

He needs to move into a more appropriate home.
Fixing that curb isn’t going to fix those stairs.
Everyone on the forum take note….that day is coming……plan ahead.

About 20 years ago I took several vacations to Cuernavaca in the mountains just outside of Mexico City, and studied at the Universidad Internacional. They have a variety of immersion programs for teaching the Spanish language. One year I traveled with the Road Scholars, but other times I went alone and stayed with a family that was arranged through the school. The classes were always very small, rarely more than 5, with 1;1 tutoring available, and frequent assessments, so that you were always with others at the same level. There are many programs and schools for teaching Spanish in Cuernavaca, which makes the community very welcoming and generally easy to navigate. My classmates at the Universidad came from all over the world, as they had programs for multinational companies that wanted to do business in Mexico.  There is a very well established gay community, so always a few bars and clubs, and the city has benefited from the generosity of many gay patrons over the years. The Universidad often arranges special excursions and other events. My favorite was always visiting Teopanzolco. 

About 20 years ago I took several vacations to Cuernavaca in the mountains just outside of Mexico City, and studied at the Universidad Internacional. They have a variety of immersion programs for teaching the Spanish language. One year I traveled with the Road Scholars, but other times I went alone and stayed with a family that was arranged through the school. The classes were always very small, rarely more than 5, with 1;1 tutoring available, and frequent assessments, so that you were always with others at the same level. There are many programs and schools for teaching Spanish in Cuernavaca, which makes the community very welcoming and generally easy to navigate. My classmates at the Universidad came from all over the world, as they had programs for multinational companies that wanted to do business in Mexico.  There is a very well established gay community, so always a few bars and clubs, and the city has benefited from the generosity of many gay patrons over the years. The Universidad often arranges special excursions and other events. My favorite was always visiting Teopanzolco. 

About 20 years ago I took several vacations to Cuernavaca in the mountains just outside of Mexico City, and studied at the Universidad Internacional. They have a variety of immersion programs for teaching the Spanish language. One year I traveled with the Road Scholars, but other times I went alone and stayed with a family that was arranged through the school. The classes were always very small, rarely more than 5, with 1;1 tutoring available, and frequent assessments, so that you were always with others at the same level. There are many programs and schools for teaching Spanish in Cuernavaca, which makes the community very welcoming and generally easy to navigate. My classmates at the Universidad came from all over the world, as they had programs for multinational companies that wanted to do business in Mexico.  There is a very well established gay community, so always a few bars and clubs, and the city has benefited from the generosity of many gay patrons over the years. The Universidad often arranges special excursions and other events. My favorite was always visiting Teopanzolco. 

I have to admit, I keep some of the "single serving" wine bottles in my pantry for cooking.  They work in a pinch, and its better than opening a whole bottle of good wine for 1/2 or 1 cup of wine.  They come in a 4-pack, and each bottle is 1 cup.

I can believe I never thought of this.
Thanks!

Lidia's answer

Julia Child:  "I love cooking with wine.  Sometimes I even add it to the food."

I'll pay you back the $10 to stop this thread and move on.

You got away cheap. Life is short…move on.

I believe you have your answer already.

My philosophy is to treat younger hookups like a campground.  Leave it better than you found it.

I have nothing against drag queens. I respect the amount of work that goes into it. I realize there are many talented people who perform as drag queens. I’ve seen my share of Drag Race. But it’s just not who I am as a gay man. I really have no desire to dress up and impersonate a woman. If someone wants to do that it’s fine. Go ahead. I just feel like it gets too much press but I suppose that’s because it’s so obvious. I think gay men are so much more than putting on a dress. Do we always have to be clowns to get attention? 
Yes, yes I realize there’s more out there but honestly I’m just so tired of drag queens  
 

My guess is that when it's time to hit 2 million, several guys will give it a try, and who knows who will get in there at the right moment?
So, if I do, and I am not expecting to, my message for the 2 millionth post is to say Thank You you to all who have made this a popular and comfortable place for me to be these last 20 some years. I have met over a 100 of you and interacted with thousands. Thanks!
Okay, here goes! Hit enter...

Dancing on tiptoes.

Clint Walker in Cheyenne.