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  1. One used to be able to rent a CTA “L” car (or two car train not sure which). No alcohol, but dancing and music were permitted. My step-sister rented one for her husband and they said they had a blast, while cruising the entire CTA system. [unlike some rapid transit systems, Chicago’s is completely rolling stock comparable, IIRC.] Charter a CTA Train
  2. And what is it like in, say, mid-January?
  3. Just wait ... SOMEONE in this forum is going to get a facial recognition AI, then all this sleuthing will be unnecessary. Even if Big Brother needs glasses ...
  4. Peripatetic, isn’t he?
  5. He’s nice enough but with the attitude, why bother? His ad now says San Francisco. Maybe Seattle was too ugly for him?
  6. Nova Studios Something Wild has an African American teacher doing it to his muscular hunky Student (Gavin Burke a.k.a. Rob Montessa) in the stacks. Something Wild IAFD post
  7. I met a fellow off Seeking.com who had hair like this fellow. I’ve never seen a mans hair glisten in the sunlight. He sports a beard and mustache that he tints darker, or else they appear white. He’s rather the looker.
  8. I met a fellow off Seeking.com who had hair like this fellow. I’ve never seen a mans hair glisten in the sunlight. He sports a beard and mustache that he tints darker, or else they appear white. He’s rather the looker.
  9. I met a fellow off Seeking.com who had hair like this fellow. I’ve never seen a mans hair glisten in the sunlight. He sports a beard and mustache that he tints darker, or else they appear white. He’s rather the looker.
  10. Bel*la don*na /ˌbeləˈdänə/ noun 1. Italian A beautiful woman. 2. English A deadly poison. Another striking example of the essential identity of the two tongues. Abrose Bierce, The Devil’s Dictionary
  11. Bel*la don*na /ˌbeləˈdänə/ noun 1. Italian A beautiful woman. 2. English A deadly poison. Another striking example of the essential identity of the two tongues. Abrose Bierce, The Devil’s Dictionary
  12. Bel*la don*na /ˌbeləˈdänə/ noun 1. Italian A beautiful woman. 2. English A deadly poison. Another striking example of the essential identity of the two tongues. Abrose Bierce, The Devil’s Dictionary
  13. Wegman’s. Northborough had the first one in New England. It was a god send, after the likes of Shaw’s and Stop-and-Slop. And WHY is it that Price Chopper’s prices are about 10%higher than other local stores?
  14. There is a book, An Exultation of Larks, that discusses the “collective nouns”, i.e., a Pride of Lions, a Murder of Crows, a Paliament of Owls ... Suggested therein were the following: a Slouch of Models, a Blur of Impressionists, and (one of my favorites) a Swish of Decorators. I posted the question on Facebook: What would be the collective for Millenials? Best answer: An Entitlement of Millenials. This from an M.I.T. professor!
  15. I want to turn in my gay card. This is ridiculous
  16. Any suggestions for a masseur in Greater Orlando? Deep tissue needed. Prefer strictly therapeutic to mildly sensual. Prefer certified. I’m a big, old guy and have psoriasis if that matters. Dates: 4/6 to 4/13.
  17. But why can't they bang a guy to prove they ARE gay?
  18. Tailgating? How anyone can follow the car ahead at less than one car length is beyond me.
  19. I really, really hope this guy’s name is “Nate,” called that only by his fraternity brothers. His given name, used by the Family, is (of course) Nathaniel [followed by two initials - Ed.]
  20. Who is this bearded, incredibly handsome stud?
  21. There is a Norman Rockwell Myseum in Stockbridge MA, known mostly as the setting of Alice’s Restaurant by Arlene Guthrie. After she closed the restaurant, she opened a small roadside shack for take-out, called Take Out Alice. Reportedly, she wanted to call it Eat Out Alice, but the town put the kabosh on that.
  22. Remember that “Real Names” are not allowed.
  23. First, the 787 Debacle. Now, the programming in the MAX. (I think this is more software than hardware error). Who is programming this thing, anyway? My new car has a lane departure signal, that jiggles the steering wheel if you go over a traffic lane designation. It can be defeated, but it was very odd when it occurs, especially to the uninitiated. I get the sense that, rather than design from the ground up, Boeing did it on the cheap, and just extended the 737 to its least logical conclusions. Maybe the FAA should look into that, and give Boeing a slap. Oh, and maybe Boeing should get some new engineers. I know an anesthesiologist who has her MS in Aerospace Engineering from MIT.
  24. ... which, apparently, the software flying the plane did. Moot now, in that The Donald has grounded the -8 and -9 MAXs after they land if in flight.
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