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My current Mercedes is 22 yo and runs like a charm. Never any big ussues but a few smaller annoying ones like the windshield wipers (single blade) and glove box door, which keeps springing open. It has 234,000 kms (140,000 miles) and is worth nothing on a trade so will run it into the ground. Takes premium gas tho so that's a factor for longer trips. I just came back from Montreal and charging stations on street parking spots are everywhere. And you see cars hooked up. Nothing like that in Toronto. I may get rid of my sports car tho as it has actually gone up in value since I bought it two years ago.

Victoria Day in my youth.

I have absolutely no incentive to switch to an EV here in Ontario Canada. Our provincial government which came to office 4 years ago and are facing an election this June canceeled all support of EVs on taking power. Tax incentives, building out chaeging stations (they even took the few thre were out). Some municipalities have reinatated some but nowhere near enough. We are so far behind Quebec and British Columbia it will take years to catch up. And I'm saddled with three cars all for diffrent purposes but as I get older my needs are simplifying. I would trade in all three for an EV that suited my purposes but there are none at this point. I need something for everyday short distance driving but evert month a car that will take me to Toronto or Montreal which are hundreds of miles away. And renting is not really an option as we have no rental outlets where I live.

I'll say May 24, my birthday.😊

This sounds to me like a special operation where the authorities had received a tip.

What tree are you barking up? Most of us clients are looking for guys who've had "lots of sex". That's what makes them so good.

In the last several years I've only been to a couple of escorts homes. Both were overnights and I enjoyed both very much. One threw in a lovely breakfast on his patio which was a bonus.

What made it “elite” in the 70s and 80s was the expense of white cocaine powder. Typically $100 or more a gram. Then crack came along and given its low cost, that cheapened cocaine incredibly and just everyone could afford that. It was said the police cracked down on crack users and left powder cocaine users alone, a class and racial discrimination thing.

That’s absolutely true. I turned it down at a small party in Manhattan in 1982 where I thought the people were being silly (of course I arrived late and that stuff did make people say inane things). I settled for a vodka tonic, which has never gotten me in trouble.

I think the dining room is the best furnished room in the house. The table and Chippendale chairs suit the panelling in the room and the built in buffet. The chandelier is just right too. And then carpet is OK but could be better. Many of the other rooms have vulgar features.

Actually, I was correct in saying “a fresco ceiling”. There are other ceilings in the palace, so it’s only a ceiling in the building. And while I’m on the subject of Caravaggio, he was a master of “chiaroscuro” during the Renaissance, along with Rembrandt, da Vinci and Vermeer. Their paintings can be valued of upwards to the hundreds of millions these days.

As I understand the history of LSD, it started in the eastern seaboard with Timothy Leary with Ivy League credentials as a chief proponent who influenced the Establishment.. And before Nixon, there was JFK, whose girlfriend, Mary Myers, married to the deputy head of the CIA, who turned Jack on to LSD. She was killed in mysterious circumstances in Washington not too long after JFK. Also,she wasn't a tramp. She was a Pinchot, an old New England family who had donated their ancestral home to the nation while Kennedy was president. She turned over the keys to him personally.

I've seen one or two of the film's he made in Rio in a hotel on the beach. It looked like Ipanema to me out the window, which you got glimpses of, when your eyes weren't on the king sized bed and those gorgeous Latinos.

Actually I can empathize with the client who said his ass needs a break.😅

His Twitter account is suspended. FWIW.

Maybe on a slow day.

Frankly I don't think his prices, as the last poster reported, are all that out of line. The $300 for dinner may account for 2hours of his time, if held at a top notch restaurant. Add the $800 for an additional hour of play and you get $1100. While I've had these sorts of sessions in the last year, in Montreal and Toronto, I've paid $800 for the 3 hours of dinner and play. Not $1100 but in smaller markets than NYC. Also his $1500 for overnight is typical in our markets in Canada. So again, not out of line. I've paid more in some cases where I threw in dinner and the escort gave 12 hours of his time. A fun time was had by all!

He certainly is a heavy shooter.

If there is a market for his services, New York is a good place to start. And I suppose he would be amenable to travel if some oil rich Texan takes a fancy to him.

I don't think we can compare what happened in the 80s and 90s with today concerning the use of coke as a recreational drug. Back then I don't recall the practice of adding fentanyl to it, if it even existed. Today anyone who follows current news knows fentanyl is a scourge that kills thousands and not just drug addicts. I personally witnessed the rise of cocaine use in the 70s and 80s and wouldn't deny having dabbled ever so slightly at least to the extent of trying it just to see what it was all about. It did nothing for me and that was that. Admittedly I was an adult at that time and not a kid, who I consider these cadets to be. So I lament their deaths and injuries from just being kids and exercising poor judgment. For the survivors, I'm not sure what should happen to them. I'll leave that up to their supervisors. If they get kicked out of West Point, they will perhaps find another path in life and benefit from their experience.

Really? What area are they doing lots of busts?

Would those be greased palms? 😜

One can dream.

I too thought about the gay angle when I read about this story the other day. It would be nice to think if they are gay, that that wouldn't be cause for dismissal from West Point. I don't know what their policy is about sexual orientation. Drug use, though, is another matter. I am old fashioned but think if they have a drug problem, that school is not right for them.

I like no. 9. I see the male organ presented twice in the M, a set of buns in the E, also a heart there, and a single phallus in the N. Something about a pair of phalluses on one side, a single on the other, joined by a heart. Lovely. And it's very elegantly designed. Also like the diversity theme of the rainbow colours without overpowering the design. Looks good against white or black background.