BenjaminNicholas

It's really only missing one cast member and Bonnie Langford was EXCELLENT as Dorothy Brock. I actually thought Langford found the comedy a lot better than Easton.

That version of 42nd Street was, to me, the penultimate version of the show. It was beautiful and perfectly done. I'm happy they spent the money to film it. It's nice to have it on-demand through BroadwayHD

Consider yourself lucky.

Agreed, A tread will burn more calories. That's what you need to do to lose fat. I've got a Peloton tread and love it, but you don't need to go to that extreme. Tons of treads in the $800-1200 range that are great. I've heard good things about the Sole and Echelon lineup.

I can understand a level of weariness with ITW. It's done to death... And badly. The show needs to be solidly reimagined, much in the way that Regent's Park in London did it back in 2010.

You really need the ball & chain choreography to make this pop

The show continues to evolve. The production design is beautiful. I'll continue to watch.

As an aside, for the most accurate weight tracking, always weigh yourself first thing in the morning. I do this once a week. Wake up, go right to the scale. Before taking a piss. Before coffee.

Slater was right to post that link. Our comedy stylings were in top-form on that one.

This is a kind, erudite reply in a thread full of extremely judgemental responses. Ultimately, it's threads like this one that shine a harsh light on why some guys post here: They use these topics as anonymous punching bags.

Within the realm of normal guys- not social media darlings- I think the opposite has happened. You see a ton of pre-pandemic pictures being used on ads/apps, when guys were in the gym, eating right and not drinking a ton. You also might see that singular pic at the end that was uploaded just a couple of weeks ago. And that's where the extra 15 lbs, shaggy beard and unkempt hair comes into play.

Within the realm of normal guys- not social media darlings- I think the opposite has happened. You see a ton of pre-pandemic pictures being used on ads/apps, when guys were in the gym, eating right and not drinking a ton. You also might see that singular pic at the end that was uploaded just a couple of weeks ago. And that's where the extra 15 lbs, shaggy beard and unkempt hair comes into play.

As someone who went there, it was a true shithole. They hired rough trade who had zero clue how to wait tables.

Your comparison was inept. I couldn't care less what your intention was: You communicated it poorly.

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This isn't me bent out of shape. I'd have to give a shit about you for that to happen.

What an ugly fucking comparison. Couth up man.

This thread is definitely going as expected. As I've said before, a lot of these replies say more about the poster than the subject.

No. The gay bar is dying. And from an investment standpoint, the cost to bond a liquor license, as well as insurance and build-out costs, the whole idea is a nice thought, but a compete money pit. Save your money. Go travel the world.

A jab IS a compliment from me I only abuse the ones I like

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I feel like you could set these sentences to music as the long-lost third verse to The Golden Girls theme song.

This reply should be bronzed and stuck to the top of every forum.

People who aren't nomadic will never understand the concept of making friends everywhere you go. I have pals who tour with Broadway shows. Same thing. That 'gypsy' life requires you to not only find a family within your cast, but to also make connections all over the world. A traveling escort is basically in the same boat. I feel fortunate to really enjoy both: My tight-knit group in San Antonio and the people I've met everywhere else along the way.

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