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I think its too soon to know what the impact of states re-opening will be. I would wait 4 more weeks to see how states like GA/FL/TX are doing in terms of hospitalizations and deaths. Let's also remember that, like other viruses, this one may transmit less effectively in warmer months. There may be a natural decline in infections during the summer due to the warmer weather. How do you tell if an improvement in the COVID situation in June/July/August is due to re-opening more cautiously versus merely being the result of warmer weather impeding transmission?

Thanks for your thoughtful response. I agree that BC is an interesting case as to why the COVID incidence and death rates are comparatively so low. I also share your concern about Trudeau caving to pressure from Trump on expanding cross-border travel too quickly. I can imagine Canada wanting to be very cautious about re-opening the border with the US. It will be an interesting one to watch.

Canada has had a somewhat milder experience with the COVID-19 pandemic....certainly as compared with the US. Montreal appears to be the hotspot for the nation The province of Quebec accounts for 61% of all the COVID deaths in Canada. Total COVID deaths in the country stand at 5,782 versus 89,932 deaths so far in the US. What is the honest Canadian perception of the COVID situation in the US? Is the average Canadian concerned about the eventual opening up of travel between the US and Canada? When do you personally feel that travel between the two countries will be relaxed?

Thanks for that Tweety!

For those of you that are fans of dancer Malik, he has done a recent solo scene on men.com. Stock dancer Jay has also done a solo scene on the same site.

I can't stand anything by Taylor Swift. I find her very irritating.

They have been open for takeout since April. On Monday they will re-start "dine-in" with limited seating.

Mom and I went out for a drive today. We're still in total lockdown here in Michigan. I don't see things being truly safe for months. We did pick up pizza for dinner tonight and it was good. There is political pressure to open things up...that doesn't mean things should be opened up. I see this going on for months. Sorry!!

I watched Anderson Cooper 360 tonight. It was so cute. Each guest congratulated him on his new son. So adorable. So happy for him.

I watched Anderson Cooper 360 tonight. It was so cute. Each guest congratulated him on his new son. So adorable. So happy for him.

We have been hearing the story of Lori Vallow and her husband for months. Two missing children. Vallow and husband flee to Hawaii only to be extradited to Idaho weeks later. Two dead former spouses (both deaths considered suspicious). Lori's brother has also died and his death is being investigated Now reports of Lori's sister having died in 1998 with the cause unknown. Also, at least one other suspicious death in their orbit. Yet Lori Vallow and husband refuse to talk. Vallow claims her 7-year-old and 17-year-old children are alive but refuses to provide further information. Is she (and later her husband) behind all these deaths? No answers yet, but it seems something has to break eventually. Such a crazy story. I think Dateline will be doing an update program. https://people.com/crime/the-sister-of-lori-vallow-whose-kids-are-missing-died-mysteriously-in-1998-report/

Add me to the list of guys that never had a wet dream. I guess I discovered masturbation early and I did it often (just like votingo_O) enough that my body did not require wet dreams to vacate excess ejaculate. Anyway, now at 60, I doubt I will be having a wet dream in the future. Oh...and showering after a wet dream? Sounds silly. I never showered after masturbating in bed. Just cleaned up with a towel or some tissue and went back to sleep. I would have done the same thing if waking up after a wet dream.

I watched the Stock studio show last night on their membership website. They have a new format for the studio shows where DJ/Webmaster Anthony now does a 15 minute or so interview portion first where he asks the dancer a number of questions. It's fun and different. That is followed by the dancer teasing the web audience by stripping and then masturbating to till the moneyshot. Did I mention that the show is done live?!? I really enjoyed the first show with Tommy. Great body and really nice guy. His friend dancer Frank also made a quick special appearance. The second dancer was Nick. Also fun although I did not see that one through to the end. One thing to note is that, unlike previously, the dancer no longer interfaces on-line with the chat crowd responding to their questions directly. That seems to have been replaced with Anthony's interview with the dancer. Anyway, small changes but I enjoyed the new format.

Highly questionable I would say. Very cute though.

Wyatt Morgan Cooper was born on Monday. https://www.cnn.com/2020/04/30/media/anderson-cooper-father/index.html

Um...Err...Well...Huh?

Questionable whether they can find enough workers who aren't sick to actually go to work. Meanwhile, Trump has ordered all meat processing plants to remain open. Can you force people that are infected/sick to go into work if they don't want to? https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/trump-to-order-us-meat-plants-to-stay-open-amid-pandemic/ar-BB13kmP0?ocid=spartanntp

That's the main problem with most of the fansonly/justforfans sites. There are not enough updates to justify the ongoing monthly membership cost. I find the best strategy is to sign-up for a one month non-recurring membership. Check-out all the archived content and then the new content for that month and then let the membership lapse at the end of the month. Join again in 12 months and repeat.

I don't strongly dislike any actor. For some reason, my mom hates Courtney Cox and Tina Fey. She won't watch anything that either of those two are in. I think Tina Fey, in particular, is very clever.

I thought Merman was very funny in It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World.

No doubt he is hot. However a little old (42) to be beginning a porn career. I predict he won't last long in porn.

I saw Ramin Karimloo perform in London two times in the production of Love Never Dies. Spectacular. It seemed that that score was written for he and Sierra. The storyline was somewhat fractured but the score and the performances were largely supurb. The second time was literally a 48 hour flight to/from London specifically to enjoy the show and to have my perfunctory caviar and champagne at Harrods in the Food Halls. I love the Phantom as well. I've seen it 2-3 times in London, once in NYC, and once in Vegas at the Venetian. I would love for Lloyd Webber to write at least one final original musical before he gets too old. Lately he seems content to do remakes of previous famous works. I think his latest endeavor is Cinderella to be presented on the West End.

Announced yesterday that the US/Canada border will remain closed for at least another 30 days. Meaning freight with essential items or individuals that have a compelling reason to travel. I guess there will be no trips to Montreal in May. Meanwhile, 72 COVID-related deaths in all of Quebec on Saturday. Greater Montreal is considered the COVID hotspot for all of Canada. That being the case, I don't see most things re-opening there anytime soon. Maybe June/July will see some bars/restaurants re-opening.

Bummer. In the world of political correctness, the company has decided to remove the "Butter Maiden" that has donned their packaging for nearly 100 years. Growing up in the Midwest, Land O' Lakes butter was always a fixture in our house. The change has happened quickly. I bought a four-stick pack of Land O' Lakes butter yesterday and she was already gone. I'll miss the old gal but I guess everything must come to an end. https://www.msn.com/en-us/foodanddrink/foodnews/land-olakes-removes-the-more-than-100-year-old-american-indian-butter-maiden-logo-from-packaging/ar-BB12KCmA?ocid=spartandhp

Not anymore apparently. That was a quick quarantine!!