Luv2play

I was in touch with him a year ago but our schedules never meshed. At that time he was based in London, Ontario, a small town west of Toronto. He was travelling sometimes to Toronto and Montreal. Now, looking at his RM, he is all over the place, including upcoming trips to London, England, and back to various places in the US. Like Covid never existed. And the travel restrictions, quarantines, etc. Things aren’t going well in the UK. Neither in many parts of the US, and now even here in Canada. I’m still seeing some regulars but being fairly prudent. Certainly not looking at international travel. Most of my regular international guys are staying put.

Before electricity, they had scrub boards for doing your laundry. His abs remind me of those.

Oh yes, I should have added the reviewer always just writes, wow, amazing!!! or f..ing awesome or some variation of superlatives. Like an endorsement of a soap laundry. Never any description of the actual experience. If you look on RM, he posts reviews about every other day. Personally, I wouldn’t credit him as trustworthy. Others may disagree.

This escort, who appears to be new on RM, has one review. That reviewer has posted at least a hundred reviews, it seems, for every hot profile that appears on RM. He is really a dedicated reviewer and reminds me of those ladies who used to do newspaper reviews of new restaurants when I was young. I always supposed they ended up weighing 300 pounds, given their dedication to French sauces and rich desserts. LOL

There is anecdotal and then there are statistics. And there is history, which is only useful if people are aware of it. Unfortunately, most people are not schooled in history. I always think there is something to learn from other peoples’ experiences, or anecdotal evidence. But then there are the cold, hard facts of history, as much as we can trust the sources. Reading accounts of the black plague in Europe, where populations in large centres such as London were reduced by one third or more, COVID19 doesn’t even rank in the same league. Nor will it, I dare to say, given modern scientific knowledge, assuming the politicians don’t screw it up. Covid19 will not even compare to the Spanish flu, which killed at least 60 million worldwide. Just over 1 million so far. And the world is at last 3 or 4 times more populous. If I had to make a comparison, I would not say Covid19 is “nothing” in terms of previous plagues, but it is certainly not the mass killer that those earlier pandemics were. On the other hand, the economic impacts have probably been the worst, since we are so interconnected globally today, as never before, even 100 years ago.

The beach at the foot of the stairs at the Boomboom was very cruisey at night. Lots of rocks to retreat behind. I suppose that is a dead scene as well.

I’m glad I was able to enjoy the “riffraff” during its heyday. So much fun.

Whatever became of the Boomboom Room in Laguna Beach? And The Little Shrimp? And the ocean-side restaurant a couple of blocks north that was the home of some Hollywood star in the ‘20s or ‘30’s? Had a large veranda in front which could seat around 80 to 100 guests? All great spots in the 70’s/80’s when I spent some time there.

Yes, that’s how I joined. When Hooboy ran the review section, the forum as linked directly.

My only quibble with your scenario is the lone time for both in an overnight date. I definitely allow for it in a weekend date consisting of two nights but really only one full day. During that day I expect the escort will want to catch up on his cell phone and future arrangements so I leave him to do that in another room while I also occupy myself on e-mails etc. For a one night sleep-over, with the escort leaving soon after breakfast, I would resent having to provide time off for the escort to do his other business. After all, I am paying him for his time and the time when we are awake is not all that excessive in relation to when we are sleeping. I’ve never had any issues with this btw and I do a lot of overnights (got one scheduled tonight) and also weekends. For me it’s the only way to operate in this pandemic. I don’t see anyone in the 3-4 weeks between dates and wear my mask wash my hands etc in all outdoor errands such as shopping.

Funny examples. Poison, ok, not good. Cum, piss, I’ve had my fair share. What’s the problem. And “worse”. What would be worse than poison? Lol

Whoever wrote that article doesn’t have a clue about grammar.

My mind takes me back to 1974 and that winter in London. I was doing a lot of work there and remember the electricity shortages because of the problems with the coal miners and the UK’s dependence on coal for electricity. In the office where I worked, we had an electrical generator on the roof and although it switched on at 4pm when it got too dark to see in the office, after a couple of days we had to turn it off because our neighbours in the fashionable district in the West End complained that we foreigners had preferential treatment from the electricity company, which was not the case. But appearances are everything. So we sat around after 4pm and broke out the booze with a few candles to light the office. No work after that hour until leaving time at 6. The government held a snap election and Edward Heath lost and the Labour Government caved into the miners and the lights went back on. You must have been to the opera that summer when things got back to more normal.

Actually it goes back to the 1960’s when America was very unpopular in Europe because of the Vietnam War. In 1969 I took the summer to hitchhike across Western Europe and visited 13 countries in 4 months. That summer there were many Canadians and Americans like myself, mostly studying in university and just getting in a summer of fun. Canada had a brand new flag (the red maple leaf) then and it stood out smartly on my backpack. Many Americans that summer, on discovering they couldn’t get a ride sporting the Stars and Stripes, traded their flag in for the Canadian one. I would laugh at these ersatz Canadians with their Brooklyn, Boston or Southern accents. But to the Europeans, it worked mostly as they couldn’t distinguish one English accent from another.

You obviously overpaid. Lol.

It goes a long way being Canadian with the older generation of Dutch. Not sure if it would cut it today since memories of WWII are rapidly fading. Sometime around 35 years ago I was heading out to the airport at Amsterdam on a Sunday morning to fly back to Canada and was the only person on the airport shuttle. So I sat up beside the driver. When I told him I was flying home to Canada, did he ever get enthusiastic, telling me of how the Canadians had liberated his town, etc. I didn’t mention I had been having sex with one of his fellow citizens the night before. The war hadn’t come up in our conversations but the guy was at least half the age of the bus driver.

You gotta get out more, girl. Lol.

Close. But mine had jet black hair and piercing blue eyes. And his dick was a smidgen larger.

If Cade was charged with sodomy, it just tells you what kind of pathetic criminal law system operates in the United States. Not to mention the minor drug offences that are legal in other more enlightened countries. This is 2020, not the 1950’s, when I was growing up and witnessed these things in Canada. Fortunately, we have progressed.

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.