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  1. I’ve taken 5mg prednisone every day for the last 26 years. I’ll take it for the rest of my life. Learning to be conscious of the insulin masking was a 10 year ordeal, but knowing the prednisone keeps me from sensing I’m full was how I gained the upper hand in the weight gain/control arena. On days I feel sick, tired or stressed doubling and tripling the dosage brings to mind the masking and the need for conscious awareness of its side effects..
  2. Yes, I have renters in my condo, long-term renters... 15 years for the 42 year old & 8 years for the 35 year old. But I’m maxed out. He should keep looking, there are many roommate wanted situations now that a 2 bedroom is over $2grand a month.
  3. Every one of my massages have been prostrate massages.
  4. Think, not feel. Same reason I don’t hire torso-only ads. Blurring your face 20% allows only those you know to find out about you. Charging me a fee is not insurance I will not pass along your unblurred photos. Some might construe a fee as ownership if not just licensed use. Hiring a professional provider who doesn’t need to hide is my goal.
  5. I worry about Romani's eyesight.... every photo posted is out-of-focus, is that really the way he sees himself?
  6. University of Norte Dame is in South Bend, IN
  7. RentmenTREASON! What a great explanation.
  8. I’m a traveling sales person with friends all over my territory who invite me to stay, but I don’t because it’s very limiting to me. I have to be hospitable. I can’t go to my room shut the door and work. I can eat what I want when I want, and the next morning my departure is limited by my host’s morning routine, breakfast?, coffee, even departure time. Staying overnight with someone I find very limiting.
  9. Hey, it's only $16,500/month if you want to pay for 30 years...
  10. The local appliance store doesn't stock the A/C units in that location. They have to order a drop ship from a warehouse. Amazon doesn't have the store, so everything is drop shipped from an Amazon warehouse. The difference is Amazon is delivering in your neighborhood everyday.
  11. I guarantee Gmail has your IP addresses and in order to open the account, you had to give them some personal information including an alternate email account. You can check by clicking on the Account information in the upper right of the mail page.
  12. Interesting... you delete your gmail app. This implies you're using Google's Free Mail Service for escort related correspondence. Do you have any idea how much of that data is being mined and marketed by Google?
  13. I think an advertiser on Rentmen is marketing a fantasy of spending time with him. But with limited resources-- resources limited by the standardized format of Rentmen's advertising model, which is a cookie-cutter format. How many possibilities does the advertiser have for Orientation? I've only seen Bisexual, Gay, Straight and Ask Me. Is there a Prefer not to say? How about a Nun'ya as in None of You Business? @hypothetically is correct in his statements here, but clients don't/won't tolerate being lied to by escorts. After all that's pretty much the general theme of Deli discussions. However, we will buy into a fantasy of being with a guy whom we find hot, who for the price of a session, we can believe we will relate. Bottom line is the advertiser is an actor playing a role, for which he's written the script, posed for the photos, and ultimately generated some word-of-mouth (reviews). If he's model-esque in his photos, he's gets our attention. If he's a good script writer, he's closing the deal. No matter the quality of his acting, he's generating word-of-mouth advertising. All three elements are essential to successfully marketing his brand. I can think of many men who have a GREAT Brand. Peter Hung, Tristan Baldwin, Benjamin Nicholas, to name a very few. I can also think of some not-so great brands - remember Scott Smith? I can also think of men with so-so brands not because of their Rentmen presence but their posting here is so starkly contrary tothe fantasy he is selling in his ads. Everyone knows this guy. Ultimately, fantasy is fiction. It's not really a lie, but there can be little truth in a fantasy, either. Most often when the dollars paid don't line up with the experience, it generates negative reviews/comments. Remember Caveat Emptor. Escorts need to know that the more their advertising aligns with their target, the broader the group of potential clients. Clients need to learn that when only 1 piece of the puzzle, generally the photos, is the only attractive part, the escort doesn't align with the client's fantasy. You need all three: photos, script, reviews, to decide a good match.
  14. LOL! I think you should sign all your posts with your screen name, in italics, "Hypothetically" !
  15. How do we know that beard isn't drawn on?
  16. https://support.apple.com/keyboard-service-program-for-mac-notebooks Additional lnformation This worldwide Apple program does not extend the standard warranty coverage of your Mac notebook. If you believe your Mac notebook was affected by this issue, and you paid to have your keyboard repaired, you can contact Apple about a refund. The program covers eligible MacBook, MacBook Air, and MacBook Pro models for 4 years after the first retail sale of the unit.
  17. Why politics? He's already playing a role he enjoys, pocketing $300/hour with no restrictions on how much one person can contribute. Plus he's only got one special interest group he has to satisfy, one client at a time.
  18. Look for Mar in DaddysReviews.com search by name. His home base is Huntsville. VERY well reviewed.
  19. My neighbor texted: "We are having an earthquake" I responded: "No that's my roommate running around the condo" Neighbor: "OMG for real? Neighbor: "I about freaked out." Neighbor: "No the house shook all the way through the stairs." 5 minutes later, Neighbor: "(Neighbor #2) felt it! It WAS and earthquake." Typical, earthquake felt like a freight train passing by. Big ones feel like the freight train derailing in your room.
  20. When I applied for Global Entry, I scheduled my interview at the LA Cruiseship Terminal during the middle of the day, in the middle of the week. There were 4 CBP officers in the office. All four went through the process so they could learn. It took about 15 minutes but the interview was minimal. They were worried about getting the procedures correct.
  21. Uh, he’s got a clap on his buttocks????
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