BenjaminNicholas

I remember the time in conversation I confused Shabu-Shabu for Punjab in Annie. Haven't lived it down since.

Meats like Kobe Wagyu and Akaushi are delicious, but are only really meant to be served in small portions. If cooked correctly, it's like eating small sticks of pure butter. Insanely rich. I find it works well as an appetizer. Same goes for quality-grade toro. It's great in small amounts, but is overwhelming as a full-plate meal.

Again, we need this phrase on a variety of merch, stat.

Spin isn't always a bad thing. It's situational, really. It can be used for purposes of good (and crisis management). Ultimately, I may not always agree with someone, but damned if I'll lose sleep over thinking that I'm right. This is the internet. How boring this place would be if we all agreed

The question was more of a rhetorical one, aimed at the entire thread. I believe the onus remains on the escort to quickly and professionally seal the deal. Perhaps I'm just old-fashioned. Keeping things simple is a fantastic business model. I agree with you wholeheartedly.

There are still cities like Austin and San Antonio that suit if you're not a conservative.

Considering Texas is 30+ million and growing, I don't think we're suffering at the moment. California seems to move here in droves.

I say wear the adult diaper and just drive all the way through.

You shouldn't need to put on your best hoop-skirt to get a man's attention, especially when there's money on that table. A simple text is enough. Do you really enjoy the chase?

If Rentmen gave two real shits, they'd require us to upload a copy of our vax card if we said we were indeed vaxxed. But then again, as you all are aware, this is an unregulated industry. Buyer beware. Real talk: Rentmen is not in the business of alienating their paying customers who run ads, therefore I don't see actual photo verification systems being put into place.

Whether HGH or TRT, I recommend doing all of it under the umbrella of a doctor's care. Get your bloods done. Do it properly. Done half-assed, it can FUCK YOU UP. Respect your endocrine system... And how easily you can throw it out of whack for a long, long time.

Well, this thread just took a rather 90-degree turn.

Who likes pizza?

Me: Ribeye. Bone-in, if possible. Medium rare (at most). Most longtime grill guys will say anything more is ruining a good cut of beef. Filet is overrated. It's usually overcooked, as it has little fat content and because of that, is just a boring flavor profile. If you have to put sauce or huge pats of butter on your steak, you're doing it wrong. You want to taste the red meat, the quality of it, the aging process. A steakhouse that pushes servers to recommend things over their steak is one that I don't trust.

Apple has a winner with this one. It's got the heart of Ted Lasso and the sex-appeal and energy of Casa De Las Flores.

Love this show

Uh huh. The spin on this thread is dizzying.

Doubtful. It's a combination of him frequently going up and down in weight for films, and perhaps some Botox. While Botox can smooth out a wrinkle, it can also change the shape of a face and create muscle tension in secondary muscles that aren't used to being overused. Even the best skin doctors face these issues with clients. It's really an individual thing and you won't really know until it's kicked in. Then you're stuck (for 5-7 months). He also may be treating parts of his face with filler that are being worn down by keeping such a constant low body fat percentage. Fat pads in your face are the key to looking young. Tear-trough, jawline and temple filling can make a huge difference in a face that's looking aged. Frankly, I like what he's grow into. He's no longer pretty, but handsome. He's got some character, some rust.

Based on the products he's using on this guy's face, I can't imagine it's good for the skin. Look how much it foams up. You never want to strip your skin like this. 'Squeaky clean' should never be the goal. You also don't want to go that rough on the more delicate skin around your eyes. I bet a dermatologist would look at this and cringe.

Years back, Hooboy introduced me to an intimate, cool spot in Earl's Court. The K+K George. https://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g186338-d195217-Reviews-K_K_Hotel_George-London_England.html It's not fancy, but it's no dump either. It's easy to get to, but set back enough from Earl's Court Road that you don't get the noise, but close enough to catch the Tube in about a five minute walk. We saw Paul McCartney at Earl's Court Arena, which was also about a five minute walk. If you want some fun, Villa Gianni is a few streets over. Star Indian is open until 5am. It's delicious and they deliver. Get a patio room on the ground floor, facing the garden. It's beautiful to wake up to. Your room rate includes brekkie. It's quite a spread (However, you shouldn't pass up a morning at The Wolseley either). I suppose it's no longer fashionable to call it Earl's Court (now Kensington). It's an interesting area. More day-to-day, local feeling than touristy, but close enough to jump on the Tube and get where the crowds are. Sidenote: HB told me the reason he would stay there so frequently is that they had reliable high-speed internet included in the room rate, so he could upload to the site on a nightly basis.

Agreed. Don't go to Candle Nail expecting anything other than a legit massage. They're a quality, longtime spot on the outskirts of the gayborhood, just across from the Warwick Melrose Hotel. Candle was always my go-to for foot/hand care.

Or Mary Kay, even. Rob woulda been cruising around in that pink caddy by now, for sure.

You could always pick an off-prime time at SW like a midweek afternoon. It wouldn't be packed. You could get a larger room to base yourselves in. A wide variety of porn on the private televisions. A quick scope of who's around. Perhaps a workout. It can actually be a very tame place if you get it at the right times.

That's a bummer to hear they opened before being fully up to snuff. That's not a usual Four Seasons move. For now, I'd say stick to places like Maison de la Luz, The Eliza Jane and even though it needs a refurb, Windsor Court. I will say that I want to get back to NO just to use this incredible workout facility again: http://neworleansathleticclub.com/

Austin, like most cities now, has gotten rid of their gay ghetto, which used to be squarely in the middle of 4th Street, downtown. Any part of Austin will be LGBT-friendly. Just stay convenient to the wedding location. Austin traffic is a bitch.