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Some Star Trek book I read referred to the Prime Directive that way.

Just about anything from Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy - originally a radio serial, then a book/BBC-TV series, then a record, then a stage play, then a video game, then a movie... I have two of them framed, the one about Zaphod & stupidity (because it reminded me of a co-worker), the other about "The Universe (and some information to help you live in it)", most of it is footnotes. Doing the footnotes justice is beyond my editing skills, but here's a page with that quote. http://www.angelfire.com/ca3/tomsnyder/hg-2-19.html

I'm assuming you're white - did you explicitly tell him you were white? This strikes me as "white is the norm, anything else should be disclosed" viewpoint.

In Detroit tomorrow. his ad says he's hairy, apart from the fuzzy butt picture that doesn't seem to be the case - and also says 5.5 inches uncut. @mlee789 any report as to either of those characteristics?

nice VPL on the tall guy in the red briefs. :-)

he says he's on Sean Cody, does anyone recognize him?

Yes, they will. I'm going to be smiling about that all day.

Yes, they will. I'm going to be smiling about that all day.

The "Binocktails" name reminds me that I have a set of fake binoculars somewhere that is really two separate flasks. I remember the plastic wrappers to go around cans to disguise that it's beer. It usually was some sort of modification of a pop name - "7-Op", "Caco-Cola", etc. I stopped being able to find them sometime in the late 80's.

Whatever it was, I'd question the judgement of a guy who leaves a syringe out when he's expecting a client.

I think Rick M submitted a review, but since the only name FutureMedDoc goes by is FutureMedDoc (a handle), rather than by an actual name (his real name or otherwise), Daddy won't post the review.

That's a keeper.

I am totally on your side but this is an argument we'll never win. I see the same thing everywhere, especially at work. Nobody bothers to check what they've written. My favorite? Writing something like "This is now working" - did they mean "not"? I avoid that phrasing entirely now. I saw a quote once, "Don't write so you can be understood. Write so you can't be misunderstood". That guides everything I write.

Thank you, I took your advice :-)

It's on Showtime Family tonight, I just set it up to record.

Looks good. It reminds me a bit of Europa Europa, from 1990, a Jewish boy who hid by joining the Hitler Youth.

Very nice. Does anyone have the picture including the face, or know who this is?

"I like a lot of attention on my glutes and inner thighs" sometimes works for me. :-D

It reminds me of a bit from the original Will & Grace, I think it was the one where Grace's old boyfriend wanted a threesome with her & his new girlfriend?' Grace: Hey, I have been know to get a little crazy in the boudoir. Some might even call me... kinky. [Will and Karen laugh hysterically] Will: Sweetheart, people who are kinky never use the word "kinky". Karen: And who the hell says "boudoir"? "Hey, look at me. I'm kinky, and I'm in the boudoir."

You are right, I'm not sure about the 2nd either. He's definitely in the third, the scene where Zak catches the spy trying to steal the negatives and has his way with him is one of my favorites.

The Abduction Series, starring Zak Spears, I believe. One of my favorites.

If I'm not interested I won't take up too much of their time, and if they persist I'll find an excuse to move somewhere else. If they don't pick up on that hint, it's on them.

I'd swear it looks like he's wearing a cock ring.

Just about anything by Dorothy Parker or Oscar Wilde. I've got a book called "The Portable Curmudgeon" which is mostly curmudgeonly quotes arranged by topic, interspersed with mini biographies of said curmudgeons.

this is pretty funny, Saturday Night Live spoofed it: https://deadline.com/2019/09/downton-abbey-movie-trailersnl-spoof-joker-twist-saturday-night-live-1202747567/