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I saw him a couple times. Both times incall so I can't say about his location. First time was very interactive, next time not so much. He comes across as very aloof. His erotic massage is more expensive. He seems to travel a lot.

Texted with him briefly, he quoted the same price to me - I said that's out of my price range. Sure wish Rentmen would go back to listing prices, I'd keep an eye out to see if his rates drop.

Moved from Detroit & needs to pay for that expensive NYC housing? :-)

Agreed. I've been checking the Detroit listings close-to-daily for many years, I don't remember seeing him. And I think I would've, he's totally my type.

having lunch with my sister & some of her friends, they were talking about a school curriculum that mentioned homosexuality, and one guy was outraged, "the kids are too young to hear about that!"

I might try that with a guy I'd been with before and I knew it was progressing to more, but IMHO it sends too strong a signal that you're looking for just therapeutic.

I'm jumping on the overwhelming consensus here, I enjoy them as long as they're not so loud that I can't converse without shouting.

I had a long discussion with my sister about this yesterday, she asked if I was watching. I'm very familiar with the book and the movie, and I'd recommend reading the book (graphic novel) over watching the movie. (She hasn't read the book and was unaware of the movie). There are details in the book that did not make it into the movie that are referenced in the series. There are just flat-out differences between the book and the movie (no aforementioned giant squid in the movie, the major disaster is something completely different). It digressed into a very enjoyable conversation about graphic novels in general. I recommended "Batman: The Dark Knight Returns" to her, and a few others I could have gone on for a longer conversation but I sensed she was exhausted with the topic

Or which hand you hold the knife & fork in? I think it's called continental style? Quoting Miss Manners again, she refuses to take a stand on which is preferred, just follow the customs of where you are...but she does make the point that efficiency is not one of the main goals of fine dining. :-)

Hahahaha. I saw something on Facebook. "Can I fax it to you? No, I can't fax it to you from where I live. Where is it I live? 2019."

I often wonder how Sean Cody etc manages that.

I do enjoy Dream Boy Bondage - a lot of the scenes are too intense for me, but sometimes they have one that really gets me going.

On a week-long business trip to San Francisco with a co-worker, I'd made arrangements to meet Blake Harper & Jason Branch one night. The hotel put my co-worker in the next room, I was nervous that whole meeting about making too much noise. I never even thought about going back down to the desk later and asking for another room :-( , someone mentioned saying "the room smells like smoke" as a rationale for switching, which is a great idea.

While we're on that, I learned in the Miss Manners books that salad is, historically, served after the main course. She offers up many theories as to why that's changed, the most likely is that in restaurants, they can get a salad made & in front of you quicker than a cooked course.

A friend on our local dog forum makes it a priority to let her dog be a dog. I love that, and try to emulate it. When we're at the dog park - it's my dog's time to do what she want, as long as she's not hounding (pun intended) other dogs. So many people I see calling their dog to them when the dog's not doing anything off - just sniffing at the fence, for example.

I had to click on this just because of the name.

I've often wondered why basketball players all seem to have smooth chests. I googled "hairy basketball players" once and got a picture of Michael J Fox in Teen Wolf.

Rudy, from the first season, died at 91 this weekend.

After a patio dinner there, I went to use the restroom, and she got away from me & trotted through the dining room. Nobody was out of sorts, a couple guys called her over to pet her. As they had food, she went willingly :-)

A local restaurant is very dog friendly, they have dog dinners (complete with a separate menu for the dogs) on the patio a few times a year. At the last one, our waitress mentioned that the cook absolutely loved dogs, and if I were to put a red vest on my dog and have dinner inside, nobody would say a thing.

I finally got fall figured out by remembering it's always the weekend after Halloween.

There was an amazing Chinese place in Windsor that friends and I patronized in our 20's. The food was incredible, but they were horrible at timing. Peoples dinners would come out at wildly different times.

isn't that the boobies emoticon? "Part 2 I turn you over for a one of a kind foot massage with an amazing view of my big delicious backside and squirting finish.". I'm trying to work out the mechanics, sounds like he's sitting on your chest?

I'm attending two days of training this week, it's held every year and the food (provided by the host hotel) is good and plentiful. I've joked with the organizers that this year I'm bringing ziploc bags.

I rarely have these problems either, but waiting forever for the check is a pet peeve. I got 'abandoned' in a mall restaurant, in a part of the mall that stayed open later (the movies were there), and by the time I found her I had to leave the mall and walk around the outside in the snow to get back to my car.