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Jaxton Wheeler: $800 "for up to two hours" or "you can take my rate and divide it by the minute and book a session with me" He's been around in videos for awhile. Would he be wroth it?

With the number of hotels requiring a "key card" to access the room floors, I just text and hope for the best ... On one recent dalliance, there were TWO towers, and the provider didn't know which one he was in, and although I know the hotel, I didn't know, either. This is the same hotel that provides elevator access from the lobby to the parking garage, but I've never been able to figure out how to drive into the garage. I asked, and got the wrong directions.

Perhaps we should send him Noah Driver or Austin Wolf?

I had this happen to me at a party of twenty-somethings once. We were sitting in a circle in a pretty big room The guy next to me looked at me, took off his glasses, giggled, turned to the person next to him, and whispered. She took off her glasses, looked at me, giggled, turned to the person next to her, and whispered. The next person borrowed someone's glasses, looked at me, giggled, and turned to the person next to them, and whispered ... This went through about 12 iterations before the first fellow told me, "When I take my glasses off, it looks like you're wearing an eyeglass, nose, and mustache desguise." The mustache bit the dust when I got home.

I sang in a church choir. One of the hymns, O Thou Font of Every Blessing, had the line "Here I raise my Ebenezer." We no idea what it meant. We looked it up in the OED, which is (of course) based on historical usage. They had one quote: Here I raise my Ebenezer ... which came around full circle and taught us ... absolutely nothing. One of the phrases that is of particular interest comes from the song O, Thou Fount of Every Blessing. The lyrics of this song (which originally was titled Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing) were written by Robert Robinson in 1758. The second verse of the song begins with these words: “Here I raise my Ebenezer.” If you are like many who have sung this song, the word “Ebenezer” immediately brings to your mind visions of old Ebenezer Scrooge from Dickens’ Christmas Carol, screaming at Bob Cratchet to conserve coal and get to work. Yet, we all know that is not the idea behind this song. Where, then, does the term Ebenezer originate, and what does it mean? In 1 Samuel 7, the prophet Samuel and the Israelites found themselves under attack by the Philistines. Fearing for their lives, the Israelites begged Samuel to pray for them in their impending battle against the Philistines. Samuel offered a sacrifice to God and prayed for His protection. God listened to Samuel, causing the Philistines to lose the battle and retreat back to their own territory. After the Israelite victory, the Bible records: “Then Samuel took a stone and set it up between Mizpah and Shen, and called its name Ebenezer, saying, ‘Thus far the Lord has helped us’ ” (1 Samuel 7:12). The word Ebenezer comes from the Hebrew words ’Eben hà-ezer (eh’-ben haw-e’-zer), which simply mean “stone of help” (see Enhanced…, 1995). When Robinson wrote his lyrics, he followed the word Ebenezer with the phrase, “Here by Thy great help I’ve come.” An Ebenezer, then, is simply a monumental stone set up to signify the great help that God granted the one raising the stone. In Robinson’s poem, it figuratively meant that the writer—and all who subsequently sing the song—acknowledge God’s bountiful blessings and help in their lives. The next time you sing about raising your Ebenezer, you will be able to “sing with the understanding” that you are acknowledging God’s help in your life (1 Corinthians 14:15). http://ap.lanexdev.com/APContent.aspx?category=11&article=909

You're misquoting him. The word is disirregardless. The two words flammable and inflammable are odd.

It's interesting that, when seen through a VPN proxy, his face is covered. In the US version, it's clearly visible (and very handsome). The texts in his reviews are all very good.

Makes you wonder, doesn't it?

There was a "crossover" episode of ST:TNG, where Picard et. al., including Worf, go back to The Trouble with Tribbles episode. The Officers find the difference in the appearance of the Klingons to be striking. [Addendum: In ST:TOS, the Klingons were much more humanoid in appearance, with just a little skull change.] I believe it was Dr. Crusher who said, "Worf! What happened?" His reponse: "We do not like to speak of it."

I went to the local KFC for dinner (I was desperate) and there was someone who I *swear* was Brandon from Sean Cody. Looked enough like him, including the legs. wearing cloths, of course. Very cheerful with friends. Maybe his doppleganger, but man, the guy was gorgeous. I now live in the town where Ryan Idol is from. Not porn stars, but: I literally ran into Carl Sagan once, when I was a resident. His mum was in the ICU, and I was charging out of the door as was coming in. "Sorry, ... Dr. Sagan" was all I could mutter. And I took care of Peter Wolf, lead singer of the J. Giels band once. I had no idea who he was. I did note that Faye Dunaway was his wife (at the time), and I subsequently saw her in some production in London.

"Gifted." I gifted him a book. I was gifted a book. It's give and gave and given. I know English is a living language, but this is like fingernails on the chalkboard. In my case, it's the feel of etched glass, or unglazed porcelain being rubbed against itself ... ewwww.

Peach? I thought it was the fig that ... never mind.

I do believe there is NO main street in Chicago.

A high school friend died, and I went to his memorial service, and helped to clean up what was left, e.g., steal some books and a lamp. His neighbor saw me. "Are you Bill's Son?" " ... uh ... no, actually, I was his high school classmate."

My roommate is 35 years younger. For years he's been calling me his "Uncle," when the situation arises. I should have called him my nephew. I'm glad I didn't, because now he's in transition, and he would be my neice.

Relatives age us ... Kids particularly age their parents, and sibs can give each other grey hair!

Names? Especially the tall guy and the short one? Oops, my bad, the short one is Altuve.

Always the pedant: It's called a cystoscopy, cyst being the medical word for bladder in this case. I'm surprised you're having this much pain. Normal post procedural pain lasts three-four days, then drops off rather suddenly. If you're still hurting after that period, you might need to give the urologist a call.

I met an escort a couple of times, when he comes up to Boston. I saw that he was using SQUARE (is that still a thing?) for credit cards. The screen gave an amount, then the suggested 10%, 15%, and 20% tips. I really thought that was very, very tacky. The encounter was great, but that threw some cold water on the experience.

Your wish is my command:http://daddysreviews.com/search/Active/justin/justin_la

Just a comment: The two people I know, who had bariatric surgery, are both dead. One died of erotic asphyxiation or suicide, I never looked up the police report. But he was very, very depressed and big-time broke when he died. The second one died of some other problem, but having MS and bariatric surgery didn't sound like a good idea at the time.

I wish I could start a poll: How many of us, who are NOT already signed up as CBS Allaccess will do so? They have a free 7 day trial. I'll wait until the series is over, then binge it.

Imagine Kirk and Spock speaking to each other like that ... using first names. Or Jean-Luc Picard and Riker. Philippa and Michael just shouldn't do that.

Who was the top? Me. It's an awfully intimate relationship. Have you seen the episode?

I can't remember all the flaws that I saw in the "Pilot" episode. When on the desert planet with the huge storm, the ship couldn't sense the Captain and Michael, and yet could "read" the tracks they made in the sand? The Captain and her first Mate going down to access a well? The First Mate going out, untethered and with no means of communication, in a space suit, two kilometers to investigate an unknown object? With severe radiation present? The First Mate attacking her Captain and not being immediately spaced for it? I can deal with a gay relationship between the Captain and her First Mate, but it was clearly interfering with her ability to run the ship, not to mention the almost universal ban on Fraternization in the service. But I kinda liked it ... not enough to subscribe to CBS Allaccess. And I think putting it to follow the NFL game on Sunday, which [i learned the hard way] moves the 8:00 pm (EDT) time slot all over the place, from ON TIME to OH, AN HOUR OR SO OFF depending on the game ... thereby confusing DVRs across the country ... no wonder AI is violent.