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I love Dannon's Light & Fit Greek "Strawberry Cheesecake." It has 80 calories. I frequently have it for dessert.

De gustibus non est disputandum is a Latin maxim meaning "You can't argue over tastes." I would say that I don't find attractive about half the escorts that are reviewed. Having said that, I would say that most "sexiness" is in the escort's persona, presentation, and character, not in his body - which is why the old adage "beauty is only skin deep" should actually be "beauty if MORE THAN skin deep."

And I have a dyslexic friend who is an agnostic and has a sleeping disorder. He tosses and turns at night wondering if there really is a DOG.

The average yearly salary in 1965 was $6,450. So, yes, $200 per week ($10,400 a year) was darn good.

It's not just the ignorance of youth - just about any generation has its share of nincompoops. Did you ever watch Jay Leno's Jaywalking segments? Typical questions and answers (questions were taken from the test for those seeking American citizenship): 1. Who did we fight in the Revolutionary War? Answer: France. 2. When was the Declaration of Independence adopted? Woman had no answer. 3. Who elects Congress? Answer: the President. 4. How many stars on the flag? Answer: 32. 5. Where does Congress meet? Answer: The Pentagon. I sometimes wonder how 35-45% of Americans can continue to support this con-man/moron Trump. Then I watch of segment of Jaywalking and I have my answer.

My first "pick up" was in 1975 when a guy who wore jeans so tight that I could visualize the exact outline of his dick in his hip huggers and fantasized it in my mouth. I encircled him like a Cherokee raiding party and ultimately had him in the Mall restroom.

If you're as cranky as I am in the morning, no escort would want to be with me when the cock crows.

Oh my no. Saved the second Quarter Pounder for lunch the following day.

I wouldn't mind having sex with everyone at BelAmi.

Any comments or experience with Alexanderxx ???? https://rentmen.eu/Alexanderxx I have texted him 2 x in the past few days with no reply.

Visa's 2015 survey, intended to call consumers' attention to opportunities to save and budget in their discretionary spending, reports that the average American consumer spends roughly $53 a week or $2,746 per year on lunch. --- USA Today, November, 2015 I personally eat at fast-food places approximately once every presidential administration. However, my sister recently gave me a McDonalds gift card of $10. I thought "Okay, this is going to get me a couple of meals." I waited until I got a coupon for "Buy one Quarter Pounder and Get One Free." I was amazed that, even with the coupon the total was more than $7.00 - for two Quarter Pounders and a large Fry! Not to sound like Grandpa McGee, but I remember buying a McDonalds hamburger for 15 cents and fries for 10 cents. Of course, gasoline was 25-35 cents a gallon back then (early 1960's).

What is even more irritating is that they've been waiting in the checkout line for five minutes and then WAIT until they are rung up before they even whip out their checkbook - when they could have already written out most of the check by the time they get to that point! They can always count on me to utter a not-so-quiet "Oh for God's sake" when they pull this time waster.

Once Giuliani was finished with mid-town, I was finished with New York.

Drive 5 minutes and rent the movie at RedBox for $1.75 (if you get their weekly emails).

Therapy sessions should focus on your problems and issues - it is not a time for the therapist to process his own thoughts or affirm his own life decisions. It's your time and your dime. There are rare occasions when a therapist, for therapeutic reasons only, might share some personal information or experience, but in doing so he always runs the risk of "giving advice" rather than helping you to develop the insight to make your own decisions. I provided therapy for many years and clients usually "vote with their feet" as to the efficacy of the therapy they are receiving.

Newatthis has some excellent advice. As "newatthis" has stated, the Medicare Part B deductible is $183 and the difference in premiums for Plan F (which has no deductible) is greater than just paying the deductible of Plan G (which does not cover the $183 deductible). That is why I have Plan G. I went to a private Insurance broker and purchased a policy from a company that you have never heard of but is highly rated by Consumer Reports and by a cursory review of online comments. I have only had a couple of instances of using my Medicare Supplement and have had no problems with this company. One consideration in getting a Medicare Supplement is that there are three ways in which the premiums are figured: 1)Community Rated; 2)Issue-Age policy; 3)Attained-Age policy. My policy is "Community Rated" which means that I pay a higher rate (everyone in the plan pays the same rate regardless of age) but will not see drastic increases as I get older. You could get a policy that is "Attained Age" which would be lower initially but would see much higher rates as you age. For a good explanation of these three ways in which premiums are set see: https://www.medicare.gov/find-a-plan/staticpages/learn/how-insurance-companies-price-policies.aspx?AspxAutoDetectCookieSupport=1

Nobody is worth $200 an inch "to have fun."

I also make my bed most days though I only do so if I am able to air it out for a couple of hours. It's my understanding that it's actually more hygienic to leave your bed covers down during the day to let it dry out. But, something just doesn't seem right if I leave home with an unmade bed. http://www.businessinsider.com/the-disgusting-reason-to-stop-making-your-bed-2015-9

Not really gay, but with Jan Michael Vincent in the lead role, it certainly had gay appeal. I'm speaking of "Tribes" an ABC Movie of the Week back in 1970.

Southwest Airlines will come up as "View Deal" if the origin city has a direct flight to the destination city. Or, at least it does on my searches on Kayak.

I had never heard of the term "Eggplant" in reference to blacks until I live in Philly. Italians (maybe others) in that city refer to blacks as "moulinyan" or "moolies." I thought it was racist, but apparently not.

My criteria for a "nice" hotel is: 1) it's safe; 2) it's clean (no bugs); 3) good location; 4) value - not too expensive; 5) staff is friendly; 6) parking is free (if I am driving there); 7) free and good Wi-Fi; 8) my escort can get in-and-out without hassle; 9) tv and AC work; 10) good value - not too expensive (yeah, I know, I already said that). I don't give two hoots if the hotel is 5* or 2.5* - if it saves me money and suits my purposes, I'm staying there.

You can "uncheck" those sites before you begin your search and they won't pop up.