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i focus on the top having a great time, if he is having a good time, than I will.  I enjoy have him climax while deep inside me. I can feel his whole body react to his achieving climax.  

Wow...our famous multi-poster can't even read and process information correctly.  I guess I shouldn't be surprised though.

People went on an extended online spending orgy, which all transportation companies benefitted from. Plus there were supply chain issues causing a huge shortage of air freight space which meant people who would normally get delivery of orders by freight had to switch to express services.  UPS and FedEx had huge, but temporary, profits as a result. It was a supply-demand imbalance. 

Now that things are returning to normal, they have volumes coming down, year over year, but still have significantly more shipments than they did pre-covid. So the volume and profit windfalls are over. It’s back to normal (good, instead of very exceptional) growth now.
 
Yes they are bellwether companies. But the numbers don’t mean impending recession. They mean the results must be viewed in light of tough comps that are specific to the express transportation industry. 

UPS reported its earnings yesterday.  They are laying off 12,000 employees.  Their revenue was DOWN 7.8% from the same quarter last year.  This is most definitely bad news and a sign of an impending recession.  

I have a Fitbit. I don't think it's super ACCURATE. But it's consistent,  and that is useful.

Here's another hot one with nice muscular guys going all the way... not sure if previously posted, but new to me:
https://www.gayforit.eu/video/1011848/Hot-oiled-massage

Got an email from Amazon today, telling me that starting next month, some 30 second ads will interrupt the streamers I watch, all for my benefit ! Yes, I'll get to watch commercials so that Amazon can bring me better programming. However, for an upcharge of $3 a month, I can skip the ads. I think I will fork over the $3.
For 2023, I'm done with :
Lume deodorant for your ass crack, to keep it smelling fresh and clean.
Christina (and her vocal fry) for Jacuzzi. 
Javier and his Botox.
Josh Sanabria, the vet owner who cries when Alexandria K (Tammy Faye Baker look-alike) from Bank America tells him his loan is approved.
Balance of Nature fruits and vegetable supplements - and all the copycats.
Miserable Martha who's 75 and doesn't want to pick out her Medicare health insurance supplement. 
Marlo Thomas for St. Jude's.
 
 

Primary care physician here. I practice Medicine in a primary care clinic on the east coast & see these issues daily. 
Some comments.
First, my love & support to all who struggle with obesity.  It's a terrible disease with significant & harmful consequences.  And losing weight is challenging.  And as we age, it only gets more challenging. 
I am, of course,  getting oh-so-many-requests for Ozempic from non-diabetic patients who desire it for weight loss. Daily requests. On Ozempic I've had a handful of patients really drop the weight, like 20-30 lbs. Its impressive.  And I've also had some not lose weight on Ozempic.  
And I'm also very much aware of my diabetic patients who have been prescribed Ozempic for diabetes.  This medication has really helped improve their glycemic control & reduced their risk of serious complications of uncontrolled diabetes. Its awesome.  Unfortunately,  since the Ozempic for weight loss craze started,   some of my diabetics struggle to get a prescription filled because the pharmacy is out, all the Ozempic went to weight loss.  And their health suffers. It's very disappointing.  
There are pros & cons to using these Ozempic products for weight loss, as outlined by several posters here which I wont repeat. But I highlighted Benjamin's note for the strength of its insight.  Weight loss drugs are doomed to fail if the patient does not change their lifestyle. And to be honest,  many (not all) of the patients requesting an Ozempic prescription from me have no cogent plan or strategy in specifically HOW they will change their diet & behavior.   They just demand their Ozempic NOW. I ask about their plans.  I listen & wait,  but the answers typically are somewhat weak & poorly formed,  tbh.
I am fearful some, not all, on this website who want their own prescription of Ozempic may fall in the same category.  The fear is many who lose weight on Ozempic will only regain it back unless they really change their behavior.   History will repeat itself.   
With this in mind, some of my physician colleagues,  including myself,  have followed bariatric surgeons path. Bariatric surgeons demand prior to surgery that the patient lose a bit of weight and THEN they are offered bariatric surgery.  My colleagues and I are doing similar: we inform potential Ozempic patients they must lose 5-10% of their weight THEN we will prescribe Ozempic.  Simply put: whether I like it or not, I'm a gatekeeper of this "magical" drug. Therefore,  I must keep many factors in the forefront of my mind: will this prescription take away an imperative drug from a patient who needs it for diabetes?   What is the risk the patient will eventually regain the weight? Is this patient demonstrating clear evidence that changed behavior is present now, and likely will continue once the  Ozempic course has ended?
This weight loss drug will cost thousands of dollars for several months for a course and prudence & honesty demand of me that my professional prescribing behavior be judicious and fair. It's a work in progress. 
Ozempic is a complicated drug, isnt it?
Obesity is a touchy & for some, a painful topic, especially in the judgemental Gay community where the Body-Beautiful pressure is ever-present.  So to those who struggle, fight on. My love & support goes out to you.
Hugs & kisses,
Josh
 

Millions of people die between 62 and 68.  I'm going for it at 62.

Where can we find these naked pictures?  Seeing is believing! 

I don't take Wegovy, but I do take Trulicity for type 2 diabetes.    i have lost weight since i started using it 

I sous vide quit a bit, wouldn't consider it it for foie gras. I think you'd still have a lot of fat in the bag, and as you say no color - no Maillard effect.
After gently doing the foie gras in a saute pan, I'll often saute some fresh pineapple or similar compliment to the foie gras, then deglaze with some  port for a bit of sauce.

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That story made my eyes leak. Thank you.
[We make a living by what we get. We make a life by what we give. - Winston Churchill]

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i didn't know that pneumonia only hit people of a certain age.   

I once had a friend tell me that the definition of elderly was anyone older than yourself.

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Here's the first song off the album "DJ Play a Christmas Song". I wish it had a little more festive melody but I liked it after a couple listens:
 

That’s why I installed a Toto washlet a few years ago, although it unnerves some of my guests.