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I had a Russian boyfriend for a short time in the 1970’s. He was just gorgeous and had a humongous dick. He moved to New York City in the early 80s and I ran into him jogging on one of the avenues one day. Never saw him again. His name was Igor.

Nice to hear. As in all real estate transactions, location, location, location. Lol.

Thanks for your story and perspective. I was a guest in 1980 so during the halcyon days so to speak of the Coral Sands experience, which was as you described it at that earlier period. It was a similar experience later at Parliament House in Orlando, into the 2000’s. Don.t know how things have fared there in the last 15 or so years since I was there.

I would get another quote or two from firms that do municipal work and not a landscape architect or designer. In our town a few years ago when I was involved in a new park installation on an old industrial site that had been a storage area for road salt, we found on inspection that the tie rods holding up the adjacent metal sea wall had corroded (the new park was to be on the river going through town). The wall was some 500 feet long and we had to remove 5 feet of fill, thousands of tons, before the new rods could be anchored. Then refill. Total cost was $250,000. And about two months work.

Was that before or after the earthquake that hit that area a decade or so ago. Wasn’t that neighbourhood demolished as the ground as unstable.

What I love is that his $150 haircut (if not more) looked great every time after he had pulled off his t-shirt. My hair always looks a mess when I do that. Must be the $130 less that I pay.

I should add that as a bottom I don’t consider such a pic a major selling point but if the escort tops as well I might be interested in rimming him so the pic is of interest then.

The OP referenced massuers but I take it to mean escorts more generally. When I see the pics of asscheeks spread I take it to mean he’s a bottom or versatile perhaps, but definitely will grant access to the rear entrance!

Hi there, didn’t mean to get you all in a snit. Just asked if you had any empirical evidence. You didn’t answer my question. Instead you alluded to “many” in the industry. I would ask, what proportion? Are you just referencing the high profile suicides and other cases such as run-ins with the law? This is just anecdotal evidence. Since you mentioned it, the weather was beautiful here today and I spent most of my time doing some touch-up painting on my 160 year old house. Things I had put off during the summer as the weather was too hot or humid. Today was just perfect, sunny and around 78F. And thanks for thinking about my pussy. It’s quite alright and anticipating a visit in 3 days from one of my regulars for an overnight. You stay well.

You seem to be an expert on the lives of adult porn actors, their backgrounds and attitudes towards the work they do making gay porn flics. Do you have this special insight from any serious study based on empirical evidence or is this just your opinion? You seem to write with a certain authority but what is it based on, if I may ask?

340 pounds. I would be crushed! No thanks.

I think people are surprised because our history of slavery is largely a footnote since the numbers were so small. The French, who were the first European settlers in what became Canada and parts of the USA, did not engage in slavery to any appreciable extent since the mother country did not and the population mostly consisted of soldiers, administrators, priests and farmers on small land holdings. What they encountered here amongst the aboriginal population was a long practice of slavery, predating European contact, amongst the various tribes (today called nations) arising from conquests and subsequent enslavement of hostages. The native Indians, as they were called, even took white slaves, and particularly women, but these were relatively isolated instances. When the British arrived in 1759, they did not bring slaves with them. However, 40 years later, after the American Revolution, some British officers from the 13 colonies, like Virginia, brought some household slaves with them to what became the new province of Ontario. These only numbered in the hundreds and their offspring were granted their freedom. Upper Canada outlawed slavery even before Britain as the first governor of Upper Canada, later called Ontario, took the first steps to curtail it in the late 1700’s during his term of office. This is not meant to be an excuse for what happened here but just an explanation of what happened and to provide some historical context.

I’ve hired a number of black escorts over the years, both in Canada and the USA. I realize that the two countries have a different social history and this comes through in meeting these guys one on one (Or one on two as the case may be). In the USA blacks have lived there in considerable numbers since the founding of the country and for the first 250 years were mostly slaves. Down to this time there has been a lot of racial discrimination and we are seeing it playing out today even as other forms of discrimination such as based on gender, religion and sexual identity have been addressed in major ways. In Canada most blacks are either first or second generation and have come from former British colonies (as Canada is) like Jamaica, Barbados and certain African countries. Discrimination is prevalent here too and has existed even predating the arrival of these more recent immigrants. The colour bar was practised in Canada just as in the States with blacks being excluded from hotels, restaurants and clubs well before WWII. I hire escorts based on my personal preferences as to type which includes not just physical attributes but personality as well. I don’t make distinctions between colour of skin. I’m looking for the person under the skin. Since most of my hires are for extended sessions, these will include dinner out at restaurants. I like an escort, whether, white, black or brown, who can be as much fun out of the bedroom as between the sheets. The last black escort I hired was for an overnight in Toronto and he met the bill in every respect for me, a well educated, professional guy with a regular job and escorting on the side. He had lots of interesting stuff to talk about when we weren’t kissing or my mouth was otherwise filled. LOL

Nothing more helpful and constructive than getting advice from the horse’s mouth. You are to be congratulated on being so candid.

Haha, my confusion. I took Charleston for the city in South Carolina, not the Charleston in WV. I also had to think for a second about Charlestown, NC. Why couldn’t these states have been more imaginative in selecting names for their cities when they were set up! I know, they were all British and named their towns after English kings. Here in Canada we had the French before the British by about 250 years so we ended up with names like Montreal, Quebec, Toronto, Ottawa. Won’t find them in England.

Aren’t there any cute guys on that team that might attract your devotion?

Not familiar with the post. Was he inciting a riot? Lol

Thank you. That is the chart that speaks to me the best in terms of my understanding the situation in the two countries that share the northern part of NorthAmerica and that have similar populations in term of education, wealth and access to good medical care overall although the last factor is more debatable. One can see clearly how we both started off with a rapidly rising rate of infections and then a flattening of the curve and then a bending downward as the effects of the shutdowns took place over April, May and June. It was around June and early July we started to hear of many US states start to reopen their economies (many said too quickly) and then the rates of the two countries started to diverge dramatically. I believe if you look at the North Eastern United States, who suffered the most in the early stages of the pandemic, their experience post July has been similar of ours in Canada. Canada took much longer overall in reopening our economy and this has been accelerated with the partial reopening of schools across the country In the last three weeks. We are now seeing here in Canada an uptick in infection rates but still no reason to press the panic button yet. Reading about what’s going on in other countries less mentioned here, I heard today that Israel is going into total lockdown tonight as a result of a huge spike in new cases. It seems the only public places that will remain open are the temples. LOL

Thanks Lord Skip. Glad my sense of irony has not been dulled in this pandemic. And of course West Virginia. How could I forget the state that I have crossed many times on the I-95 heading to and from Florida and Canada. But it’s only about a 20 minute drive in and out of that little bit of the state that straddles the I-95, unless I stop for a meal, which I have done also. And their hospitality is great.

The second graph does illustrate the significant difference between Canada and the USA experience in numbers of new cases but as Mike points out it is not the cases per million, which can offer a fairer comparison where the two countries are not of similar sized populations. I was hoping we could see the cases per million on a linear scale rather than a logarithmic scale. To me that would show a more realistic portrayal of how many people are being affected on a proportional basis in each country. In practical terms, if I know 5 people out of 100 are sick in my community, and in another it is 15 people per 100, that shows me the prevalence of the disease and I would act accordingly to take measures to protect myself.

His rates are attractive for someone who gets good reviews. Nice to see.

What is it that makes Charleston such a magnet for these guys? WV means what?? I take it “legit“ is a sarcastic remark.

If this is a fake ad, someone should report it to RM. Their policy is they will remove the ad if one can prove the pics used are fake. Is the Instagram profile legit and a different person from the escort going by Rue Hunt?

I get the point that both countries are heading in the direction of a second wave, which the graph shows, but Canada is starting from a much lower figure of new cases each day per million of population. Given that most cases in both countries are community driven now rather than by travellers, which was the case in the first month before the border was closed, bending the curve once again should be easier in Canada than the States but that will depend on peoples’ actions going forward.

This is a very misleading graph, visually speaking. The number of cases per million, depicted on the left side of the graph, are not scaled proportionately whereas the number of days counted along the bottom are. Therefore, on the right side, which is the most recent data, Canada appears to be about two thirds as high as the USA but is only about one fifth In reality (less than 30 per million versus much more than 100 per million for the States. Look at day 140, where Canada has fewer than 15 cases and the USA 200. It looks like Canada has about half the US number just looking at the chart.