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From wikipedia: André Leon Talley (October 16, 1948 – January 18, 2022) was an American fashion journalist, stylist, creative director, author, and editor-at-large of Vogue magazine.[1] He was the magazine's fashion news director from 1983 to 1987, its first African-American male creative director from 1988 to 1995, and then its editor-at-large from 1998 to 2013. Often regarded as a fashion icon, he was known for supporting emerging designers and advocating for diversity in the fashion industry;[2] while the capes, kaftans, and robes he wore became his trademark look. Talley also served on the judging panel for America's Next Top Model (from Cycle 14 to Cycle 17).

I'm re-reading "All Creatures Great and Small", James Herriot's stories about a vet in England in the 1930's. I read it long ago and am enjoying it again.

Mine's clearly not. But on a tangent, I've often wondered if there's a way to expand a user's profile picture?

Happy to see "utilize" is on the list. It's sooo prevalent in corporate america.

I loved that episode - "The Bubble". I think Liz bandaged his face just to show him what it was like to live outside the bubble.

"Young Olympians", a porn set during the San Francisco Gay Games sometime in the 80's. The guy giving head has a wonderful hairy chest.

Looks like he's still travelling with Logan, the travel dates match up. I saw them both last fall, Logan was more interactive that John. I had a good time in that session.

I binged all four episodes last night - I agree with everyone here praising it. I don't remember seeing anything like that before.

I'd do them in release order, starting with Iron Man (2008 or so?). They all (or most of them) reference each other so focusing on a specific superhero could get you lost. I'm a fan but starting to get lost myself, now that stuff from the Marvel TV shows are being incorporated into the movies, and while I've seen most of the movies when they came out, I can't say the same for the series.

I read that years ago in book club. I was excited about the topic but (if I remember correctly) I found it confusing and ultimately disappointing because of the constant shifts in WHEN the story was taking place.

An escort once told me I have a nice cock (and followed it up with "I like all cocks, but yours is nice"). I've never thought it was anything special. His, for the record, was impressively sized.

At a gym in Michigan, I and another guy got caught in the group shower with hard-ons, we hadn't started anything yet other than looking. The attendant took us the the office and made a big show of cancelling memberships, but it seemed like a show, and it turned out he'd just printed something out that meant nothing. I went back (keeping an eye out for that attendant) a few days later and my membership was still active.

He'll be in Detroit this week. I'm a fan, when he was in town a few years ago I contacted him and set up a Sunday afternoon appointment. He contacted me before the appointment and wanted to push it later, he'd been out the previous night and "was in no shape to meet". We never ended up meeting.

I'm not sure if this one qualifies as "historical fiction", but I really like "Pastwatch" by Orson Scott Card (and yes, I'm aware of his anti-gay views). Science fiction about time travelers mucking around with Columbus's voyages to America. I got interested in native American cultures prior to Columbus after reading it.

I'm hearing all over the place that there will be a season 4, and Jason Sudeikis confirmed it'd be around the Richmond women's team.

Mostly a moaner. I've told masseurs that if I make low-pitched noises it's good. A high-pitched noise usually means something hurts.

Not at Adonis, but I've been sucked once (maybe twice?) at the now-closed Gold Coast in Detroit. Given the number of private dances I got there, that's a very low percentage.

This dropped on Netflix yesterday. 90% of why I watched it was for the talk about Aaron Taylor-Johnson's abs. What a horrible movie, and no skin until the very end.

Years ago I enjoyed the vampire novels by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro, the first one is Hotel Transylvania. They follow a vampire, Le Comte de Saint-Germain, through various periods of history - pre-Revolution France, Nazi Germany, ancient Rome.

nice. Can anyone identify the scene?

Going back to vintage days, "Big Guns" had a scene with Jeff Quinn seducing John Rocklin in his dress whites, licking John's pits before things got more hardcore. Next-to-last scene in the movie, I believe.

I've had some offer it, as in "Would you like to massage me for a while?" Sometimes I'm interested, sometimes (like @robear) I'm too lazy to want that.

I watched it last night - very disturbing, I thought I'd have nightmares.

I hope it happens. I usually switch the original on if I see it while channel surfing.

True. I came late to Downton Abbey, one day I could not for the life of me remember Isobel Crawley's name so I googled the show; found her listed as "Mother of the late Matthew Crawley". I hadn't gotten to Matthew's death yet, that was a shock.