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Signed First Editions. An expensive hobby that misappropriates money that should be spent on Escorts.

Just don't take him to the theatre.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Police say a woman was trying to do a kind deed for a homeless man -- but he repaid her by stealing her purse. According to an arrest report, the incident took place just after 12 p.m. on Tuesday at the McDonald's at 4306 Bardstown Road, near S. Watterson Trail. Police say 28-year-old Shawn Mattingly, a homeless man, asked a woman to buy him some food at the McDonald's. The woman, along with one of her elderly family members, went inside with Mattingly and bought him lunch. After Mattingly ate, police say the woman got up from the table and left her purse with her elderly family member. That's when police say Mattingly struck. "While the victim was up from the table, Mr. Mattingly took the purse and fled the location on foot," the arrest report states.

I used to work with guys who were suffering from addiction. Recent true story. I was pulling in to the drive-in window of a fast food place when a former client came rushing up to my car window: Him: Could you please give me a couple of dollars? Me: Tim (not his real name), what do you need the money for? Him: I'm hungry. I haven't eaten in a while. (I pull out my wallet and Tim sees that I have quite a few dollars) Him: Could I have five dollars? Me: I tell you what, Tim. I will pull my car over and park and we will both go in and I will buy you whatever food you want. No limit. Or, I will just give you a dollar. Him: I'll take the dollar. I gave him a dollar.

The top four conventional dishwashers per Consumer Reports are from KitchenAid. They rate the most reliable brand as Bosch (Samsung came in least reliable). Personally, I have a GE model which was in the home when I moved in 15 years ago - it works perfectly.

Ah-men.

I agree that your eyes are the key to picking up strangers. The scenario, from my experience, usually goes like this: your eyes to other guy's eyes; your eyes to other guy's crotch; your eyes to other guy's eyes. Maybe a smile. If he's in the game he will usually make a quick and somewhat ambiguous touch to his package. If he gives no sign or looks away, move on. Has worked for me since LBJ was president though, since George Bush Original, the "ambiguous touches" are getting less frequent.

When I lived in L.A. I was amused when people would stick IN-n-OUT BURGER bumper stickers on their cars but would block out the "B" and second "R" to make it read "IN-n-OUT URGE"

Does getting a hideous-looking tattoo on an otherwise nice-looking body give off an idiot vibe? Yes.

Did you check Gaycities.com? I guess you are meaning Sao Paulo and not San Paulo. http://saopaulo.gaycities.com/

Those pics gave me a woody.

Every time I think of the Townhouse Bar I am reminded of a story I saw on Forensic Files: http://www.nytimes.com/2006/01/27/nyregion/as-killer-faces-sentencing-his-motive-remains-elusive.html

The typical Philadelphia household earns only $41,233 a year, well below the statewide median income of $55,702. Goods and services are about 12% more expensive in Philadelphia than they are nationwide, and after adjusting for the city’s relatively high cost of living, the median income in Philadelphia is only about $41,200, one of the lowest of any U.S. city. Philadelphia’s status as one of the worst cities to live in is underscored by the city’s high poverty rate. More than one in four city residents live below the poverty line, well above the 14.7% U.S. poverty rate. Philadelphia is also a relatively dangerous city. There were 1,029 violent crimes in the city for every 100,000 residents in 2015, nearly three times the violent crime rate nationwide. --- Wall St. 24/7 (June, 2017) I worked in Philly for one year in the mid 1990's. That was enough time for me to figure out that I never want to live there again. If you love it, good for you. De gustibus non est disputandum

You're probably talking about Rounds which was at 53rd and Second, I believe. I loved it. I also loved Stella's on 47th St. Alas, I think the Giuliani purges of the late 1990's put an end to the best Escort bars, though I think there is a quasi "Gentleman's Club" somewhere in NYC that may have an occasional entrepreneur.

As a former inhabitant of Filthadelphia I would vote for Rittenhouse Square. City bustle and sometimes cruisy. The rest of Philly is best viewed from one's rear-view mirror.

Κύριε, ἐλέησον = Lord, have mercy. I'll say.

Maybe if he had a lower-case "y" it wouldn't be so ambiguous. I know this from experience. I don't recall ever seeing his face on any Kentucky escort ad.

Mr. Atlas is in a business. Good business practices include customer service and satisfaction. What amazes me is that Mr. Atlas, knowing that his response would be published in THE most popular escort review site, would choose to dismiss and disparage not only a past customer but ALL FUTURE CUSTOMERS (the so-called "miserables"). Considering that he has had previous positive reviews, I am guessing that he wrote his response either in haste or under-the-influence, or both. There is a price to pay for arrogance.

Ever see the movie Lost in America with Albert Brooks? Every time I see a Winnebago I wonder if the occupants will end up in a trailer park in Arizona working for a pimply teenager at Der Wienerschnitzel.

To get to the "old" PlanetRomeo, go to the new website. Click on the "green button" in the upper right hand corner. Then click on "Help & Support" - then you will see "Go to Old Website." Then you can click on "Escorts" in the upper right part of page.

Yes, the "insidejamarifox" article is interesting though I found all the "urban lingo" and grammar difficult to follow -- also, appears to be a lot of speculation (including a supposed BF). All things considered, I'm guessing that the pics are indeed accurate.

Maybe it's not that other guys are ignoring you, maybe it's you ignoring other guys.

Katy Perry on SNL - Swish Swish - Backpack Boy stole the show '

Was at a seminar last evening presented by a major investment company. They stated, what most of already know, that we are "late" in the Business Cycle and that, even though we are no where near a recession, growth and expansion of the American economy will be slowing in the next few months. Thus, stock prices will likely decline. If you feel a need do invest in stocks, choose those that tend to remain somewhat steady during declines such as Utilities, Energy, Consumer Staples, and Healthcare - even though those sectors are overpriced as we speak. Overseas markets (esp Japan and Brazil) present possible investment opps though they are in the "middle" of the Business Cycle and probably don't present much room for upticks. The presenter suggested that we consider moving a major portion of our portfolios out of equities and into Bonds (NOT high-yield corporate bonds) even though the Fed has stated that it will raise interest rates at least one more time this year. Janet Yellen will likely not be re-appointed Fed Chair next year and it is not clear where interest rates might end up next year.

Fall has historically been bad for stocks (anybody remember October, 1987?). Even though the fundamentals are good (low unemployment, strong consumer demand), I am expecting a pullback in the Fall. Now is the time to see if your portfolio needs a review and readjust risk. On the other hand, if you sell now, you might miss a huge uptick if (and that's a big if) the Congress cuts taxes. And, you can't make any money in bonds right now.