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Well, it is not particular "old money", but it is a tanker, not a barrel, of money; the "john" is only one generation removed from the haberdashery shop which seeded the family's real estate empire. Interestingly, the john first filed for an annulment last year when he discovered that the hire was entertaining young women in his absence in their home; after "meditation" by which the "hire" represented that he "be good" and "not stray from the marriage bed", the john dropped the proceeding. Bad behavior on the part of the hire, who repesents himself as "bi-sexual", continued and he had a window of time to pursue the conservatorship to protect his own interests; unlike a divorce, an annulment precludes any financial settlement on the young man. The john then reinstated his annulment petition which, to my understanding, has been granted. It is back to Brooklyn and the coffee shop for the lad.

He was a military veteran. Does anyone recollect his name and/or "handle"?

Sweet potato pie and hush my mouth! Are you implying that you have an interest in his vocabulary???

Ain't no dust on the Old Number: Bolstered by his family, he has retained counsel, a Yale man with a "white shoe" firm, and filed for an annulment of the marriage.

4700 "souls" on a floating Mall of the Americas??? A sojourn in purgatory, not a pleasure cruise, in my estimation. Give me the "old days" in such excursions: a midnight sailing from NYC on the SS United States with three nights at sea, docking at Southampton on the mornng of the fourth day, the "boat train" stoked and ready for the transfer to London.

Former rentboy, whose only "in the light of the day" work experience is as a coffee shop counter clerk, "hooks up" as a "hire" with the heir to a New york City real estate fortune some forty years his senior. In the course of a fabulous sojourn on Palm Beach, they get "hitched", that is, legally married. A year later, the young man has filed a petition in Palm Beach for a conservatorship over his "husband" on the grounds of "early onset dementia" and "chronic prohibited substance abuse".

Hasten to take your place in the queue!

Narcissistic sociopath from central casting. . .

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And, on yes, the "divine" Roberto. . ."please, you have paid me too much".

I neglect to make mention of Nikolai, a Russian "beauty" at Havana who is given to taking the sun by the pool at the Nacional, and, yes, he is "available".

Esteban, $500 weekly, and Enrique, also $500 weekly. With regard to Esteban, I prefer a "mature, thirty-somethin' man" for play behind closed doors; Enrique was an excellent "light of the day", very knowledgeable as to what to see and do at Havana, always able to secure the best table and the finest service in any restaurant.

$50, drinks and a nice dinner in a good restaurant buys you the attention of any one of a number of "gorgeous" young men; and, an additional $50 gets you the legendary "trip to the moon". $100 in hand ro Hector and he will see to it that you are well taken care of in the course of your sojourn; the "boys" of his acquaintance present nicely in the light of the day and they are attentive, to a fault, in accomodating one's need betweenst the sheets. think "The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone".

Hector, the pool manager at the Hotel Nacional, will undertake to introduce you to lads with whom, in comparison, Robert Sepulveda Jr is a proverbial "dog". And, if you favor men of heroic physical proportions, Hector, himself, is available if your generosity fulfills his needs of the moment; however, make certain that you hotel accomodation is a "king-size" bed.

In a word, Havana.

An afterthought as to my very "short list" of escorts who should command an hourly rate of $500 based on the quality of the service which they provide: Kristian Elixir (KristianLA on rentmen.eu).

Yet another $500 hr/2 hr minimum: hungverivyleague / www.dbd10.com

The truth be told! That stated, the Swan Bed is a "must-have" to compliment to the GW staircase. . .

Discounting the discount in "rack rate". if anyone should command $500 as an hourly rate. it is Benjamin Nicholas, a legend in his own time.

Dani Nox / San Francisco : $500 hourly with 2 hour minimum, 25% "upfront".