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The "South America" term does not properly capture Mexico, Central America, or the Caribbean nations. I suggest renaming it "Latin America/Caribbean" or "South-of-the Border"

This happened to me a zillion year ago....pre-internet. In both cases I was overseas and one had to contact an "escort service" by phone to find a companion. One time was in Amsterdam and the other time was in Sao Paulo. In both cases, both escorts that were sent to my hotel were not even close to what I requested. Within five minutes of them arriving, I paid them the full amount and asked them to leave. It was complicated back then if you were in an overseas city and didn't know how to find someone that met your needs. "Escort Services" would send whomever was available.

I was thinking the same thing. 30-45 minutes seems pretty normal to me...but that's just me.

As I said in my prior post..."nuff said".

Thanks for your words and the thumbs down on my post:rolleyes:. I speak the truth as I see it...something I learned years ago in numerous places including on this forum from just-returned long time poster Glutes. Your history on here speaks for itself. Nuff said. BTW, 1.I do not believe in god. 2.I have been vaccinated. 3.I certainly hope you have decided to be part of the solution and have been vaccinated. GoGretchen!! EZEtoGRU

I predict that bars/restaurants in Montreal will be allowed to open within the next 60 days. I would guess it will be somewhere between late May and early June... but for sure, by the end of June. As far as the US/Canada border goes, this is tougher to predict. My guess is that it will re-open to vaccinated individuals anywhere from late July to late September. If Canada's vaccination rate continues accelerating, a July re-opening looks more likely. I have no particular insight on any of this. Just going with my gut feeling. Anyway, re-opening is in sight now!

Wow. I'm surprised you want to go back. Based on your many previous posts, you were really down on Montreal and you seemed to hate what The Village has become. Just keeping it real;).

Congrats to Sam! BTW, What happened to deej? Is he still around?

Welcome back Glutes! We have definitely missed you. Some of your threads from years ago live on even now!!

Australia has done an exemplary job of dealing with COVID. Lessons to be learned by many others.

Thanks to Orin, RadioRob, and everyone else involved in the "rescue operation". So glad someone knows how to do all this. I would be completely clueless!

Malik of Stock Bar and porn actor on Men.com now available on RM in Montreal. https://rentmen.eu/MalikDelgaty If I'm not mistaken, its the first time he has advertised on RM.

Timely story here. I am in the process of considering what my next move will be as far as a place to live. In the last week I have been researching Providence RI (I love Italian food and I thought it would be fun to live somewhere close to the ACELA line to have easy train access to Boston, NYC, Philly, & DC). In my research I found multiple comments from people saying that Rhode Islanders are not very accepting of outsiders. It seems they don't really accept outsiders living in their state until they have been there for at least 25 years.

I believe this means there is no longer any proper stripper club catering to gay clientele (nude or not) in the Midwest. The Gold Coast in Detroit was the last one that closed prior to the closure of Boxers-n-Briefs. One can probably find go-go boys working some nights at some bars/clubs in the Midwest...but not really strippers. BTW, IMHO, the Lucky Horseshoe in Chicago was never a proper stripper club. Skinny twinky guys would dance on the bar for tips. I don't recall there being any place to have a private dance...but I could be wrong about that. It never really mattered as I never found anyone there that I would have wanted a private dance with anyway.

I am shocked the US made the list!

I agree with you.

I agree with all the others. It's not a good time to travel outside of one's home country right now. Way too many potential problems given the COVID situation : Potential curfews, lots of things not being open, generally depressing environment in places where COVID is rampant, testing problems when trying to return home, etc. It's just not worth it right now. Perhaps things will look better in 3-4 months as more people are vaccinated.

I doubt your average person today is "still focusing so much on surface cleaning" to prevent COVID transmission. That was certainly the case earlier on in the pandemic, but it seems to have decreased more recently. As someone else mentioned above, I do appreciate the general cleanliness of things. I also echo the comments earlier about having too many Lysol Wipes now. I have a five year supply now .

Yuck. I wouldn't be interested if he was paying me $600. Of course, to each his own.

To be honest, I wouldn't be visiting anywhere outside of the US right now. It just isn't a good time. Save it for a later date.

Smart move. It's not a good time to travel to PV (or Florida...or anywhere else for that matter). COVID seems out of control in many places right now. I travel a whole lot normally yet have not been out of my state since Feb 2020. I don't plan on going anywhere (even in the US) until COVID cases, hospitalizations, and deaths are way down....and vaccinations are way up. I assume that is at least three months off.

So sorry to hear this sad news. Daddy was truly dedicated to this site and we all have benefited as a result. I only had the pleasure of meeting him once, but I found Daddy to be very knowledgeable and entertaining. He will be so missed.

You're never too old to go to a strip club anywhere as long as you have money in your pocket to spend. The strippers are happy to give lapdances providing the customer has the cash. I have seen guys in their 80's go in the back with dancers. At Stock, there is a customer that is in a wheelchair and the dancers are happy to go in the back with him. Go for it! I am hoping that the border will have re-opened by autumn....maybe earlier.

On that note, Delta just announced additional service from Boston to Iceland for this summer. Seems that Iceland will be a busy place given that it will be wide open to vaccinated Americans. https://news.delta.com/delta-offers-more-service-iceland-first-europe-destination-open-vaccinated-americans

I think your concern over the ability to travel to Canada this summer is well-founded. Of course the COVID situation will improve in Canada and elsewhere during the next few months. However, as you say, international travel won't come back for some time. I doubt there will be any leisure travel allowed into Canada between now and the end of May. Having said that, I would be surprised if we can't travel to Canada by September. I say that for no particular reason other than it seems that many things should be sorted out by then. Whether the border is opened up sooner than that (sometime in the June-August timeframe) remains to be seen. It's possible but I wouldn't plan on it.