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"Bless your heart." He sounds like one of those people who's obsessed with weight and needs to share his obsession with others. I would have been far more rude than you were.

Sounds like a precursor of LaTex.

Michael Barbaro — the rising-star host of the New York Times’ hit podcast “The Daily” — has split with his husband and is now dating the show’s executive producer, Lisa Tobin, Page Six has learned. Media insiders have been buzzing behind the scenes over Barbaro and Tobin’s relationship — which the couple has revealed to their Times bosses, sources said. “They do not report to each other, they work together,” said one insider. “They did alert their manager and some other folks at the Times.” Political correspondent-turned-podcast star Barbaro married fellow Yale grad Timothy Levin in 2014 and has reportedly been known to make references to his husband on “The Daily.” New York state Supreme Court records reveal that the couple have filed for an uncontested divorce, and that the proceedings are ongoing... https://pagesix.com/2018/07/27/the-daily-host-michael-barbaro-splits-from-husband-dating-shows-producer/?utm_medium=SocialFlow&utm_source=P6Twitter&utm_campaign=SocialFlow

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I had to rip off the bandaid and let my therapist go. I held on for a while and hoped it would get better, but eventually it had to happen. He is a good guy, but there was a lot of friction between us, and he said some things that hurt me. (He later insisted that he had meant the opposite, but he remembered every word of the conversation so he must have known it was a problem. He responded almost like a defense attorney would, and it bothered me.) I often walked out feeling worse. Also, I can't really afford to keep spending that much money in the long run. I decided to end it via email, because I knew he'd press me hard for reasons. Initially, he responded to my email with "Thanks for the payment. I understand, and let me know if I can be helpful in the future." But ten minutes later, he sent another email, saying he'd be happy to refer me if the issue was financial and invited me to "reach out" and talk to him if the issue wasn't financial too. I decided not to respond. This guy definitely put effort into his job , and on some level, I like him. So it was hard to let it go. But the financial situation plus the lack of chemistry forced my hand. Gman, I understand where you're coming from. I guess you could talk to her, but if she's saying the same thing that everyone else has said, then there probably isn't much she can do . But you are in a sort of inertial motion, Gman. You've moved, met men on Grindr (whether you met them in person or not), and so on. Now the question is whether you want to change the direction and speed, or rather, whether the disadvantages of doing so outweigh the advantages.

A glute massage feels great when you’re sore from running. And if the person is good and gets the piraformis....ah.

I went to one at Fox News of all places. A friend who an occasional contributor invited me to one of their parties, and one of the hosts I met there invited me to a taping of his show. I was curious, so I went. I was new to teaching at the time, and I definitely got something out of watching the hosts live. For example, I noticed that they smiled about every 30 seconds, which made them a lot more approachable. Afterwards, the host who invited me also gave me a rundown on the rivalries between the hosts and so on. This was five years ago, before the Roger Aisles allegations became public. At the time, I was surprised at how lecherous the male talent were towards any female who walked into the room. The guy who invited me seemed more decent than some of the others.

It's been said that if men could do that, none of this would ever have been built. http://www.paramount-group.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/60Wall_LowerManhattanSkyline_640x498-490x381.jpg

Yeah, I figured about the prices. I'm surprised you can get anything for $500K. I was under the impression that most of the Fire Island owners live in Manhattan during the week, as is the case in the Hamptons?

Taking glasses off beforehand. And, yeah, eye contact.

IIRC, the Pines is the more upscale half of Fire Island. Hasn't it always been inhabited by Manhattanites?

We've had threads like this in the past. They always fade out eventually if the blackmailer is ignored. And yeah, it sounds fake, especially with the high ball number. If you can change your FB password, he hasn't cracked anything.

According to his entourage, he could be incredibly boring. During dinner, he's go off on multi-hour monologues on whatever he was obsessed with at the moment, and no one dared get a word in edgewise. He would often keep talking until the wee hours so people made excuses to avoid coming at all.

Happy birthday, guys!

A number of guys were gay bashed there that summer. The NYT noted that the gang was looking to beat homosexuals, but protected the victims (including former ice skater Dick Button) by repeating the cover stories they gave to the police. Many of them said they were jogging and had stopped to watch the fireworks. But New York Magazine called it like it was and gave a really interesting description of what the Ramble was like pre-AIDS. Rendezvous in the Ramble

This was Travis in 2002, when this thread was started. He's not my type either, but I can see the appeal.

Happy birthday, Lance!

Dog aerobics https://twitter.com/AdorabIeAnimal/status/1019056881749258240

Happy birthday Oaktown! http://i.myniceprofile.com/1635/163573.gif

Poor emu and fox.

http://cdn0.whiskeyriff.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/Screen-Shot-2017-09-25-at-6.45.49-PM.png Sorry, but I had to add in this Chanel Pom. You'll have to imagine the hot guy.

Happy birthday, Greg!!

There's one guy on the subway who asked for money so that he could stay at a hostel for the night. He said he had $16 and needed $35 to get the room. No one gave, and the whole subway care felt so tense that I gave him a dollar. A few days later, he was back with the same story and the very same amount, although he looked worse. Now he's added on a story about getting a warehouse job and wanting a good night's sleep before starting. I feel for him, and I don't regret having given him the dollar.

The dick is apparently removable and washable.

They also sell a doll you can interact with: "You want to do WHAT to me?"