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No, anyone is free to leave. It's the getting back that is problematic. And for snowbirds, who go south for the entire winter, they have to come back within 6 months or their health care lapses. Which you don't want to have happen as it takes 3 months living here before it gets reinstated. And with Covid, if you get sick within 3 months, too bad.

The ugly side of capitalism.

Actually you said he didn't respond.

Apparently not, according to the above.

Airplanes are still flying but planes from outside the country have to land in one of four airports, Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto or Montreal. Passengers are supposed to quarantine in a designated hotel for 3 days until they get their test results from tests taken at landing. The problem is there are so many loopholes that many are evading the restrictions. Too many people, in my view, are being deemed essential and don't face these restrictions. It's the same at land crossings. Too many deemed essential workers are crossing daily and going about their lives, like truckers. Health care workers are also deemed essential, which is fair, but many are crossing on a daily basis into the US to work, in such hot spots as Detroit MI. Over a thousand such workers daily, who live in Windsor ON. Returning snowbirds are flying to the nearest US airport to the border and walking across or taking a taxi. They aren't being quarantined. It goes on and on. And we wonder why cases are exploding, especially since we don't have anywhere near herd immunity, either through vaccinations or prior illness.

I think that's right. If we are talking about Kiddo, I have only heard good things about him from a reliable source. This source is a top rated escort who has worked with Kiddo for a client and said he was wonderful. And the top rated escort I have seen 4 times and can attest to his bona fides.

All the borders are closed in Canada, virtually. Even interprovincial borders and in some cases intra provincial borders like British Columbia where you can’t go from one area in the province to another. Canada is experiencing the third and worst peak in the pandemic because restrictions were relaxed too soon, the vaccines have been slow in coming, and the variants are spreading the virus more quickly. Not a good time for escorts for sure. I couldn’t even go to Montreal if I wanted to, there’s a checkpoint at the Ontario/Quebec border. Even a bad time for clients unless they live close at hand to their favourite escorts. But even then would they want to hire while the pandemic is raging?

I agree there’s not much in his interests info. As a top though, that could mean you just worship his body. Never met him at Stock but that’s what the dancers usually are into. I have found strippers turned escorts are not very satisfying generally. The best one I found years ago was actually a poor stripper but great in the sack.

My first dog was a black Labrador female who I named Samantha or Sammy for short. I got her at 8 weeks and had her for 9 years. She was a high energy dog who needed lots of exercise, which I was able to give her. She loved to swim and I had a lakeside summer house so that was great. A very loveable dog.

I only visited Newport RI once, in August when all the sailors were in town (the nautical, not military type). I spent an overnight and drove around to see all the great mansions on the waterfront and the historic old town and harbour. Some of the guys on the yachts were gorgeous (the crew, not the owners). I had a great lobster dinner that evening. I left town the next day without seeing any of the rest of state except through my windshield. If I were to judge RI on the basis of that one visit, I would rate it number one in class. But of course that is like only seeing Beverly Hills in all of California.

I dunno. The shift in emphasis to prosecuting johns could have a chilling effect. Also it could potentially expose clients to blackmail threats. They changed the law in Canada some time back to this approach but it doesn't seem to have changed much since so much of the trade is carried over the Internet now.

It might not be the engine of the country but it accounts for a lot of the training ground for the brains of the country. Always has. And while the engine of the country has shifted around (I remember when it was Detroit) the brain factories have pretty much stayed put.

I have to admit I was a snob when I was young. I blame my parents for giving me all the privileges of the wealthy without actually leaving me a fortune to sustain the life of a true snob. When I ventured out in the world to make a living, I soon found out that being snobby was a drawback and it was best to get along as best one could with everyone you met. Then when I came out gay, I entered another world where different things counted for more. That included good looks, a big cock, a nice physique and being the life of the party. Wall flowers were ignored. Now that I'm old, I can look back to having a liberal arts degree, having attended a private prep school and two Ivy league universities (Canadian style) and knowing good wine from plonk and choosing appropriately. So I must be a snob. But I'm not, really.

But did you see how little wine they consume.

That's the longest profile description for an escort I have ever read. He touches on many aspects of what you can expect. He does say he studied English and it shows.

I don't equate a gangbang with PNP. PNP has always meant to me using drugs together in a sexual setting. Inviting others to join you in bed is just good clean fun in my book.

Why can't strippers have an Onlyfans site? They are often better looking than many escorts.

Actually she is more than a figurehead as Britain's Head of State. Among her many duties, she signs bills into laws and has the power to dismiss a government and request Parliament to form another government. Her representative in Canada, the Governor General, is also our head of state. The occupant of the office of GG has the same powers of the Queen when the Queen is absent from Canada. In the past, a governor general has refused to call an election when the government lost a vote of confidence in Parliament and instead summoned the opposition to form a government. So yes, the Queen is a rather consequential figure. She doesn't just cut ribbons. That is why she is briefed weekly by her prime minister about affairs of state. She gets to read cabinet papers and is privy to secrets held by the government. You want someone with a bit of gravitas in the job, as well as a lot of discretion.

In that regard Margaret took after her uncle David (Edward) who liked unavailable women. Wallis was not the first married woman he hung out with but rather the last in a succession of married women he chased.

From the pics, I'm not so sure. He could be.

Haha. Not quite. I don't have a television. I'm a constant reader, books, newspapers and stuff I find on the Internet, including this forum. I've read at least twenty books on the British Royal family and others that touch on them. I'm a big Churchill fan and have read forty or so books either about him or by him. And then many biographies of leaders in the 20th century, including American presidents who at one time or another interacted with British royalty. I've read at least 5 books about the Duke's time in the Bahamas as the Oakes murder fascinates me as a lawyer. Even Raymond Chandler was an observer at the trial. I doubt there is very little in The Crown that would inform me. The same for Victoria. I've read many biographies of not only her but her Prime Ministers, including her favorite, Disraeli. And since I am a Canadian and read a lot of Canadian history, the British royal family often crops up. My grandfather was presented to the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York in 1901, before he became King George V. That was just after Victoria had died. I have his invitation amongst my papers. Despite all this I am not a monarchist. I really feel ambivalent about them as an institution and have most of my adult life.

I really wonder about that so-called policy, which is stated on their review website. I have seen some pretty steamy reviews. I of course always leave something to the imagination in my reviews. LOL

I originally wrote cockerel but meant capon, which is the castrated version of a cock.

I think the ace of trumps that she had was her ability and willingness to dominate Edward as no other woman had in his long bachelorhood. At heart he was a mommy's boy and craved a firm hand. In the court that surrounded him and everywhere on his world wide tours, women considered eligible tried to seduce him with feminine wiles. What he was looking for was a strict governess. Her looks were secondary, which was fortunate for her, as many of her predecessors were better looking but failed to win his heart. Early on in their relationship she broke the conventional behavior and would go so far as to correct him in public, setting tongues wagging. He always came back for more. When push came to shove about defending his throne, Winston Churchill, who was among those advising him, famously said "Our cock won't fight". More accurately he might have said "our capon won't fight". Edward had already been figuratively "castrated" by Wallis.

I think that was what George V hoped when he said near the end of his life that he prayed after Edward Bertie and Lilibet (Elizabeth) would take the crown. I think you misspoke about Queen Mary and meant Elizabeth the Queen Mother. Mary was the mother of both Edward (David) and George (Albert).