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New York City can't be beat for the variety of escorts, as well as hungry students Love it here. I love philly though as i went to school there. Plenty of cultural activities and low cost of housing compared to other areas. Although a 2 bedrooms in center city around the park will be close to a million.

I guess the term “root” is similar to the idea of “boning” which is such a sexy descriptor of plunging deep inside a hot ass that your pelvic bone meets his fleshy bottom.

Saw him first time at NYC Hustlaball (remember those?) and he is smoking hot. Great ass.

I love pickles too. On my way to Woodbury Commons, there is a farmstand that sells sweet pickles from NJ, I always pick up a few containers. So delicious. The pickle juice makes a great brine for chicken. I looked up the brand and it is called Natural Harvest.. there are 2 stores in manhattan that sell them: Associated Supermarket (255 west 14th) and Big Apple Meat Market (573 9th Ave).

It was a wonderful read! Thank you

I have actually blocked./ignored some newbie questions in my mailbox relating to a massage parlor in Toronto as i don’t know if they are investigators or what not... Sometimes the tone is like “ can you tell me about...” . No pleasantries, no greetings, just demands. Therefore, i blocked them.

Tasso I noticed how you left out "quality" of clients in nyc .... lol

It’s available for US citizens and Canadians. In contrast to the global entry/nexus card, it is not vetted (background check). It does not allow for TSA precheck. I have both global entry and mobile passport. Both are very easy to use and have facilitated travel immensely. It literally takes no wait time, unless you are called in for secondary screening, which some friends have been through (randomly). One got dinged for not declaring a bag of chips (which is considered a “food” item).

As an unfortunate immigrant from Canada residing in the US. I face anxiety every time i come back, even though i have global entry and permanent residency. You are always at the whim of immigration. I travel 2-3 times monthly. Usually domestic, but travel overseas at least once a month as well.

Agreed. I had the most fantastic time in Russia last year. Had a great private tour of the Hermitage. Was an unbelievable trip. The food was amazing (contrary to popular belief).

I’ve been to Lotus of Siam twice and thoroughly enjoyed it. Would be interested to check out their new location, or the Thai spot you mentioned thank you!

I’ve been to Turkey and Russia with my bf and slept in the same hotel bed, and no one mentioned anything. Nor did I feel discriminated. The only other place i would love to visit is Iran...although I have hooked up with Iranians, and they are hot!

Sorry to resurrect an older thread, but can anyone recommend a nice restaurant in Las Vegas? I'm looking for something upscale, japanese, spanish or american cuisine. Any good buffet suggestions as well? Thanks!

I’ve had Marcel too and his pictures are accurate. Nice talkative guy. Good enough massage but not worth repeating. He allowed me to jerk myself off, but that was about it. I would pass on this one.

I am always nervous leaving my home when i have anything on. Although there is a grocery store half a block away, i am leary in case something happens to me and house burns down along with my cats.

Whoo... i don't know. I once hired some one that plays violin in the subway nearby and it is awkward sometimes running into him. It isn't a hire i would repeat... so it is awkward for me. The urban maxim about not shitting where one eats....comes to mind.

By the way, I’m Canadian... lol. I always carry an extra thousand USD or so when traveling in case i run out of local currency and am too lazy to go to the bank...or, my horniness gets the better of me and i cannot find a bank at that late hour...

I used to work in an office complex next to the german company that makes MontBlanc pens/watches.. All the sales men are stunning and smoking hot-looking europeans.

Usually the loudest ones

In europe, i've paid escorts in USD instead of euros. Most were fine with it.

When I first met him, he looked like he stepped out of an Abercrombie ad.... Very dreamy!

Trigonometry has been very useful to me in deciding whether I can arrange my 6 panel Japanese screen in an accordion style (folded partially) along a shorter wall. These screens are about 14 feet wide and it is hard to find an appropriate sized wall to display it on. So using, the Pythagorean theorem, i was able to calculate the necessary length of a wall if i were to fold the screen panels in an accordion style. This has helped me in deciding whether to purchase a screen or not. (I have a collection of 15 screens and rotate them according to the seasons like they do in Kyoto). I don’t use calculus much in my day to day. Algebra, sometimes especially when splitting dinner checks among a mixed group of friends (some friends drink vs. non drinkers). I was in the math club and participated in the annual math olympiads

Looking forward to seeing it this weeekend. Planning my outfit to wear...

I just started watching this morning at bfast... will have to continue tonight. Is this a miniseries? I love the characters.

I love tailored clothes. Skinny jeans fit me quite well.