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For what it's worth, there's a company that designs & sells amazing cutaway posters of science fiction ships. They're based in Michigan and I wangled an invitation to visit the studio. They were very friendly & showed me the about-to-be-released Star Trek Enterprise-E poster. I pointed out that they'd misspelled "deuterium", and the guy there said "We're just going by what Paramount sends us". Not taking the hint, I pointed out they'd spelled it correctly on another section of the poster, and things got kind of chillier from that point. I have two of their posters but not the Enterprise-E, I'm not sure if they corrected it.

Yeah, you see a fair amount of that. I'm not a fan, to me that's a place for quiet & relaxation. Don't get me started on guys shaving in the wet steam room.

Since you asked? My approach would be to leave it up, and edit the title to say "NYC, relocated to Miami". I applaud your putting the name *and* the city in your title.

Miss Manners has frequently bemoaned the fact that she is perceived as an etiquette police officer, ready to jump on anyone who picks up the wrong fork. She's not - she offers advice to people who ask for it, and keeps quiet (but still probably notices ) in cases where she's not asked. I try to emulate this; I notice grammar and spelling but it's very very rare that I'll point it out unless it's directly affecting me (someone commenting that a problem is now fixed when they mean it is not fixed comes up more often that I ever would have believed). Comparing this to your parents correcting you is silly; your parents are in the position of raising and teaching you. I might be in that position with someone working for me; I can't imagine being in that position with an escort whose ad I'm viewing.

I think you probably are thinking of someone else. To my knowledge, Cliff Jensen has never even bottomed on film.

I met a guy at the park whose dog was named Vander. I haven't' asked him yet if he's named after my Chaosmen favorite Vander.

I will try to be up there Friday to see him.

We're all theorizing about how it works, but I think ignoring means you won't see any threads started by the ignoree, nor will you see any comments from them in threads others have started. And that blocking is a figment of our imagination, or a memory of a feature that no longer exists.

Every time I open this thread, I think it's about a client with balance problems.

You're right, I don't see 'blocking' anywhere either. Maybe an old feature of the forum, no longer available?

I agree with oldNbusted; blocking is for private messages. if you don't want to see what someone posts in the Forums, use ignore. I've only ignored one person so far, never blocked anyone.

Pierce is coming to Detroit in a few days, any recent feedback?

We have two pots, one marked "Double bag". That gets a bit more attention than the "make another pot" sign, but not much.

For some, yes. I hooked up with a guy I knew who, in bed, just didn't seem that turned on by the loving, sensuous type of fucking. I found out later he was starting to explore his taste for leather & submission.

any idea who this is?

They (Harvey Korman & Tim Conway) toured together sometime in the late 90's or early 2000's. I got my parents tickets to it and managed to get tickets in the first few rows. She said later I should have gotten a ticket for myself, but I probably would not have been able to get three tickets so close.

Was he there last night? I was there & didn't see anyone new.

Fine to ask, but I think it'll be about as effective as the signs in the office kitchen about making another pot of coffee when you take the last cup.

I love this guy. He did a few videos for Chaosmen as "Mattox" then went on to straight porn. His Chaosmen Edge video is one of my go-to's.

A fellow swim team member called that the "deck change".

If I hadn't just cracked open a bottle of wine, I would consult the Chicago Manual of Style. Their monthly Q&A newsletter is a lot of fun. https://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/qanda/latest.html

I think when I originally read it, it was Churchill. Google brought up Groucho. And I think I heard a version where he asked the Queen of England if she'd sleep with a <insert foreign dignitary here> to save her country, then asked if she would for 10 pounds.

https://rent.men/JetBlack Profile is expired & hasn't been on Rentmen since May :-(

There's a story, no idea if it's true, and nobody knows who really said it first (if ever). One variant below with Groucho Marx... GROUCHO (to woman seated next to him at an elegant dinner party): Would you sleep with me for ten million dollars? WOMAN (giggles and responds): Oh, Groucho, of course I would. GROUCHO; How about doing it for fifteen dollars? WOMAN (indignant): Why, what do you think I am? GROUCHO: That’s already been established. Now we’re just haggling about the price.