Luv2play

Your focus on saving money is not what lies behind the Vancouver initiative. It is harm reduction and if it succeeds the number of deaths, overdoses, robberies, and crime should decrease. I have no idea what new things the Americans are trying but at least in Canada we are trying to make some progress and not repeating the same old strategies of more cops and jailings of drug offenders. And I didn't do any name calling as you allege. If so show it.

Weed is certainly an element in The War on Drugs. It is cited as a reason why many progress from soft drugs to hard drugs. And when the "war" was launched, weed got swept up with all the other drugs and eventually sent thousands to jail in the US for mere possession. And mostly Blacks and other minorities. Your arguments against what Vancouver is attempting to do are classic "war on drugs" mentality.

I had a number of friends back in in 1980's and 90's who had been alcoholics and sobered up and then switched to weed. They never went back to booze. And they didn't progress to harder drugs. They had found a better way to get high that wouldn't kill them.

Why don't we wait and see the results in 3 years. Hopefully this forum will still be around.

I spend in the area of about $20k a year on my hobby and have been doing that for a number of years now. I used to spend a considerable amount on strippers and for massages but have curtailed that in the last decade. I am now 75 and have no children or x to support. What I imagine will dictate my future expenditures on this hobby is my advancing age the most and my health, which is currently good. I no longer do much travel except to Canadian cities as I live in a small town where there are no local providers.

I just skimmed that article (it is very long) but one important difference I noted is that Portugal still outlaws cannabis and more than half of the current criminal prosecutions deal with cannabis use. In Vancouver as in all Canada cannabis use for any reason is now legal. So the situation is not comparable between Portugal and Vancouver. That being said the experience gained by Portugal may be of some interest to the experiment now going on in Vancouver. With respect to those who say three years is too short a time to see results, I would challenge that. Drug related harm as measured by deaths is recorded on a monthly basis at least and yearly statistics are depended on in many areas of public policy. In three years we will know a lot about what if any impact the Vancouver experiment is having.

I used the link provided above. I actually think he looks like a northern Italian.

You don't have that problem with piss. But seriously, I've never encountered cum that was that viscous that it didn't go down the hatch effortlessly. Of course my throat has been stretched on a regular basis by large dicks so perhaps it is now permanently dilated.

Haha.

Read his ad and you will see he did not list Italian. He listed English though which I do not consider a romance language. Don't know about Slovak.

Was the response an automated one or actually him responding?

You forgot Italian.

I had a 24 hour session with a provider yesterday and he gave me a little insight into what providers have to put up with certain potential clients. He had had conversations with a potential client over a day and a half period immediately before our date (which been arranged some time in advance) which went back and forth but in the end was just a big waste of time. He showed me some of the back and forth messages on RM and it was appalling how manipulative this potential client had been, only to flake in the end. My guy had tried very hard to accomodate this person but in the end he was clearly just being jerked around. I could see how frustrating this could be.

I also recall seeing Margaret Mead's house in Greenwich Village in NYC which is under 10 feet wide and 3 storeys tall. Built in 1873. Almost like a dollhouse with large windows and very old. Often described as the narrowest house in the city. Fittingly the address is 75 and a half Bedford. St. I would have a hard time living in a house that small although I once owned a Victorian era house that was only 15 feet wide, like my sister's house, but deeper with three rooms per main floors and one in the basement.

My sister lives in a very small 4 storey house which is in a row of similar houses built in 1994. Georgian style with only 2 rooms on the main floor and second and 1 room on the third floor and lower level which opens onto a patio (the house is on a sloped lot with the main entrance at the 2nd level on the street side). All of this in around 1000 sq. ft. Lots of stairs but they have installed chair lifts on all three sets of staircases as they have gotten older. I've been in similar houses but much older in Georgetown in DC. Built over 200 years ago and also Georgian in style (the real thing).

What Trudeau did with marijuana is to legalize it across the entire country. In Canada criminal law is legislated by the federal government. This is different from the US where there are federal crimes and state crimes. For instance abortion is now regulated by state laws. In Canada abortion laws are federal and the provinces have no role in legislating on abortion. What Vancouver has done is to seek a special exemption from Ottawa to allow them to conduct this experiment for a three year period to "decriminalize" mere possession of small amounts of hard drugs on individuals. If this is given time to produce results that are positive and measurable, I think we will see the feds move on new legislation with regard to hard drugs.

Those rates are mouth watering.

Vancouver is the most progressive city in Canada. And has some of the worst drug problems as well. I believe the drug overdose deaths, a lot relating to opioides, are also the highest in Canada. So conditions were fertile for trying a different approach. I think the federal government, which legalized pot several years ago for the entire country, is going to evaluate the experiment in Vancouver to see whether it produces positive results. The only thing creating some uncertainty is that the mandate of the current federal government expires in a little over 2 years I believe and if the conservative party comes to power, all bets could be off.

Don't assume he will bottom for you and its best to ask before you hire. I had an escort this week refuse to bottom for another escort in a three some I was trying to arrange. He also advertises as vers-top and I've been with him twice but since I am a bottom the issue didn't come up before. This time the other escort is a top only and I've seen 3 times. I wanted a mix of two guys one of whom would bottom otherwise I will get worn out lol.

His moniker would suggest he is only a top but he lists vers-top on his ad. Guess you would have to ask him if he likes being a receiver.

I sometimes enjoy watching a film which has an older male being topped by a hunky younger male. I imagine myself as the bottom. 😀

There are two threads running concurrently on Trev in the Deli forum. How did that happen?

I was one of his first clients and had a couple of sessions including an overnight in Montreal. He's a very nice guy, incredibly hot, and thoughtful. He contacted me out of the blue yesterday to ask how I was doing. The last time we spoke was last summer in Toronto. He told me yesterday that he is not doing escorting full time right now but with his current ad on RM he is obviously keeping the fires burning. Good for him and the lucky clients he does see.

No. However if you sit on his dick he is the active one. I know, these things are complicated 😆.

On the other hand if this guy Lance A Lot has a good memory for details, just think of the stories he could tell.