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No fair, I've seen this movie. One of my favorites, "Sailor in the Wild", from about 1983 or so?

It's what kept me pet-less for a long time. Then I got a dog when I had a roommate and we were both there to take care of her. Now that he's moved on, I'm a single dog dad, and it's difficult scheduling at times. I go out a lot less, I don't stay out as long when I do go out, and I travel less, or find someplace where I can bring her along. My life's changed and I wouldn't go back to not having my girl for anything.

I waited years for him to come to Detroit, but it was worth the wait. :-)

Similar to when Tina Fey & Amy Poehler hosted the Oscars, and said "There are plenty of parts for older actresses named Meryl Streep". Last night Masterpiece re-ran the first episode of Downton Abbey, I didn't realize the famous "What is a weekend" line was in that first episode.

I still have, someplace, an article from some magazine in the early 80's titled "How to Drive". Very much the same tone. One phrase I remember is "people who don't share your view of the non-linear nature of space and time, otherwise expressed as 'People Just Drive Too Damned Fast Today'.

A friend hated "Chasing Amy" on those grounds: "it's what every straight guy thinks about lesbians, that they just haven't met the right man". For the record, I am indifferent to lesbian scenes; the girls in bed on Queer As Folk was always my cue to refresh my drink.

@tristanbaldwin what are you holding in that picture? It looks for all the world like one of the parts of my juicer.

In general, naked's allowed, naked & hard is not. In specific, TB should have the final word. But I know which way I'd vote :-)

it's always been my understanding that it applies only to meetings with masseurs or escorts. On the other hand, if you post Thursday morning who got voted off Survivor Wednesday night, be prepared for some grief. :-)

https://www.masseurfinder.com/massage-therapists/35501/ Nothing coming up with google searches

If you're submitting a review at daddysreviews.com I think there's a time limit. IMHO it's fine to post here in the forum about past experiences as long as 1) they don't cross the line into a review, and 2) if you identify that it's an older experience. Lots of guys post asking for recent experiences with so-and-so, but it's not universal. I can think of a handful of times where someone's asked for feedback on a escort that I've met years ago, and I've given it.

http://hairynotbeary.tumblr.com/post/175407256845

They planted new trees in the park near my house, the sign on one of the saplings says it's called "Golden Rain".

Is this the other guy you're asking about? https://rent.men/AlexVoss

Matthew Rush and Zeb Atlas, right?

his girlfriend found out he was doing this?

So nobody's going to ask how you manage to be an escort while living with your mother?

I've brought a lot of food to a lot of different events, but I never would have thought of bringing a pan of pasta to a baseball game :-P

If I remember correctly that's how Canada came to its law, that it wasn't fair that men could be topless but women couldn't. Now that I think of it, that could have gone in a scary other direction :-)

Those are rampant at my father's retirement home.

A co-worker made a carrot cake that was legendary around the office. She shared the recipe with me on the condition I never bring one to work and "compete" with her.

When I swam for a gay swim team, we hosted a meet, teams from Canada attended. In Canada it's legal for women to go topless, for one of the relays a guy and a girl from the Toronto team switched swimsuits, the woman swam in a men's speedo. Can't remember the results of that race :-)

I've never met him, but that image comes up with a lot of hits in Google Search. I would not take that as a good sign that it's actually the masseur.

wait, is Jeremy123 the same person as DaddyGeorge? I'm losing track.

I've lived in SE Michigan all my life. A co-worker (new to the area) asked where he could find a party store. I kind of goggled at him for a second because there's one about every half-mile. Party store, to me, is a liquor/beer/wine store. He meant someplace where he could pick up stuff like balloons, and decorations, and paper tablecloths in different themes.