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I passed the first test for Jeopardy contestants, but failed badly in the second round of tests.

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in my 20's, Cosmic Encounter was a favorite of my friends. I am semi-banned from playing Trivial Pursuit with friends because my mind is filled with trivial facts.

He did, but it was long ago, like 20 years ago or more. He had an ad in Detroit and I've regretted never meeting up with him since then.

I do that with emails and texts and so on. Years ago I read something: Don't write so you can be understood. Write so you can't be misunderstood. I really took that to heart.

I've also asked "Do you ever see guys outside the club?" I've got a decent record of taking dancers home. It's always been after getting a private dance from them. Rarely that night (since by the time their shift ends I'm definitely asleep), but we make arrangements for another night. Actually there was one time 'that night', a dancer was very interested and we fooled around in my car in a roadside parking lot after the club closed. That was a hookup, not a paid encounter, and kind of amazed me, he was way out of my league.

I think it's a common thing for many British series. Downton Abbey did them, I think All Creatures Great and Small does too.

This made me very sad when I read it yesterday. RIP, Moira Rose.

I am also too delicate for a lot of their content. Many of their videos are just beating/whipping/etc with no sexual aspect. But some of them really do it for me.

I started watching this last night and like it so far. Ben Kingsley is wonderful.

He did a dreamboybondage video that includes an impressive amount of leaking.

Growing up the neighbors had a tiny cottage in northern Michigan, we stayed there a couple times. We never did have a second place of our own, nor do I or any of my sisters (even the one married to a rich lawyer) as an adult.

Somewhat related...when i get any sort of verification code texted to me, I say it out loud before typing it. Mentally I equate this with moving my lips when I read.

Anyone gone through this? It's a procedure for an enlarged prostate that involves injecting tiny plastic balls into the arteries feeding the prostate, to block some of the blood supply and shrink the prostate. My urologist is recommending it as a treatment for frequent urination, I had a consultation this morning. Honestly I'm leaning against it and just living with peeing a lot. I have a gut feel it's not going to help a lot. Looking for anyone who's been through this.

I can't imagine it's real. The character in question is Ser Alan Pennytree, the knight that mentored the main character, Ser Duncan. Only two episodes in but both episodes have started with something explicit like this; will this trend carry on for the whole series?

Yeah, it's probably AI, but woof

I drank coffee with sugar for about a week when I was in college, I've drunk it black since then. There's a coffee with bits of orange peel - it doesn't affect the taste all that much but the aroma is wonderful.

wow, it makes me sound like a diva, but no, I don't do canned veggies very much. Occasionally canned fruit if a recipe calls for it (a can of crushed pineapple for my carrot cake recipe, for example). So they often get used immediately and don't make it into the pantry. All that long-windedness aside, I'd say second shelf. And like @jeezifonly says, being flexible about the organization, letting it evolve as you find what works for you, is best. It took me a while to realize that half-shelf fit cereal boxes permanently.

Fraysexual!

There's a word for that. I read Zachary Zane's memoir "Boyslut" (which I recommend) and he names the "once I make a connection with a person, I lose interest in fucking them" mindset. Damned if I can remember what that term is, though (I got the book from the library (and was surprised the library carried it)), so can't refer to the book to refresh my memory.

My house came with a built-in pantry by the steps down from the kitchen to the back door. For what it's worth, my pantry is arranged as: top shelf, junk food and breakfast cereal. There's a small half-depth shelf which is perfectly sized for cereal boxes. 2nd shelf, pasta and sauces and condiments (ALWAYS have a backup mayonnaise), soup / chili / tuna 3rd shelf, baking supplies bottom shelf, backup foil/wrap/etc, large canisters for sugar & flour, and cookbooks. Spices are in a cabinet in the kitchen proper, including a lazy susan for about half of them. it's worked for me for 25+ years. With varying degrees of compliance with the arrangement (particularly after big grocery runs). I love the racks like @Gar1eth posted, I just recently scored a tall skinny rack of that style (technically a wine rack, so the shelves have rounded impressions for bottles) that I'm still figuring out what other than wine to store there.

Much like me in the bathtub at age 11 or so. "Why does this stand up when I touch it?"

I just reserved the first two Heated Rivalry books from the library. They seem popular, I'm not sure when I'll actually get them.

That SNL skit made me laugh very hard.

One of my favorites from years back wasn't very hung. He had everything else I like in a guy, including being a top.