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I just watched the new trailer for Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them 2 (The Crimes of Grindelwald), and Jodorowsky's son Brontis is in the movie, as the alchemist Nicholas Flamel. I am not sure if this is the same son who he had in mind to play Paul in his version of Dune - my head is exploding in geekery right now and I cannot research this thoroughly. UPDATE: I have recovered sufficiently, is is the same son.

Encounters like that are funny. I saw a guy who'd been an early Chaosmen model (Ulrich) working the take-out counter at Olga's Kitchen. It seemed like he was training (he stood behind the guy that I paid for my order & watched), and I never saw him in subsequent visits there.

yeah, I forgot about them. They were in the Sorcerer's Stone and Order of the Phoenix movies, possibly more. Totally CGI, I think, not a human torso CGI'd onto a horse body. There was a more significant centaur storyline in "Order of the Phoenix" (a centaur was hired as divination professor after Umbridge fired Trelawney) but that part never made it into the movie.

Game of Thrones has made dragons totally believable, I think Pern would be a great option. I just looked it up and there was some buzz around late 2014 about a Dragonriders of Pern movie, but nothing since. I think the next big challenge is centaurs That "Hercules" miniseries from 2005 with Paul Telfer (who I drooled over) did a laughable job on the centaurs , the last centaur I can remember is Pierce Brosnan in the Percy Jackson movies, also not convincing. Centaurs would make an adaptation of Titan/Wizard/Demon possible, and also Ringworld (the puppeteers) - THOSE would be a challenge. I've always pictured Sigourney Weaver as Cirocco Jones in Titan/Wizard/Demon, although by this time she's getting a bit old to play her.

Maybe a dozen, with a guy who escorted on & off over the years. That's the high end, most guys its just once or twice. It would be more guys but apparently the guys who tickle my fancy never stay in the business for long. Or maybe it's one session with me convinces them this isn't the career for them :-(

There's another version of Dune that never made it to the screen. The documentary "Jodorowsky's Dune" explores the attempt to make it. I thoroughly enjoyed that documentary, that Dune would have been a VERY strange movie. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jodorowsky%27s_Dune

I watched Dune when they finally showed it on broadcast TV. There was additional footage, including an expositionary bit at the start explaining the four main planets and their history/roles. I noticed in the credits that David Lynch had his name removed as director, replaced by "Alan Smithee". Through some strange quirk of the rules, "Alan Smithee" is the ONLY name a director can use as a replacement if they are unhappy with the final result of a movie and want their name removed. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Smithee

"Bait Bus" was a series that specialized in this; given the number of established performers in them, I'm pretty sure they were all staged, not real straight guys.

I stayed up all night (9 years old! ) with my father & watched the landing, on our black & white TV. I still remember the local station was playing "First Men in the Moon", that starts out with astronauts landing on the moon and finding evidence of a previous trip there.

I use chewy.com and allivet.com for a couple supplements that I can't find at my local Pet Supplies Plus, otherwise I'm fiercely loyal to that store. They're locally based, the people there are incredibly helpful and always recognize my dog (and me, as an afterthought :-) ) when I visit. Our first visit there to pick out food for her right after I'd got her, the guy helping us knew a lot about the food, was almost unconsciously petting her the whole time he was talking to us, and mentioned at one point "She seems like a really happy dog, you're doing a good job with her." The cynical side of me thinks that could be a line they teach them in employee orientation :-P, but I do my best to look to them first for anything I need.

Mike Gaite! https://www.pornhub.com/view_video.php?viewkey=101163931

Good point, but honestly, I wouldn't mind.

I just googled it and didn't get any indication he is. Jockboyescorts, the site linked above, isn't up any longer (the whole site, I mean, not just his ad).

As contrasted to Asimov, who was brilliant, but was also well known for explaining complicated subjects to people unfamiliar with them. He had at least three books in that vein, "Asimov's Guide to Shakespeare", "Asimov's Guide to the Bible", and "Asimov's Guide to Science". Knowing something doesn't necessarily mean you can explain it to someone. Teaching is a skill. I like to think I have that skill, but like being humble, or being a good lover, it's something that doesn't mean much if you claim that skill for yourself; other people need to attest to it.

Can't name three until I've had more coffee, but Oscar Wilde would be on my list.

Surprised that with his last pic, "erotic" is not checked as an offering.

Those are great. Buzzwest put out some good videos. There's a handful where the guy slowly gets hard as he's being massaged, without the masseur even touching his cock. And Bo (the middle video) is just gorgeous. Here's another one (not Buzzwest) I just stumbled across: https://www.pornhub.com/view_video.php?viewkey=ph5b491b8f62619.

If it took you a day to realize it wasn't him in his pictures, I'd say he's using pictures that are close enough that I'd lean towards giving him a pass. How different were his pictures in his ad?

Unless you run a coffee shop or restaurant yourself. :-)

"What are your limits?" is, to me, a significantly different question than "Do you have any limits?" This could be just a communication problem, but it would immediately put me on my guard.

hahaha. Yeah, I understand your intentions, but that is definitely besmirching him. https://getyarn.io/yarn-clip/9cf5ba48-86d4-4f66-a20e-ee165638e133

Ha. I read the title and thought "Food Truck".

I don't know how many states have a re-test policy. I've renewed my license by mail every year since I first got it at 16, without taking another test, either written or road test. In Michigan, I believe that's the case no matter your age unless someone deliberately flags you for re-testing; there's a process for that.