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Kinda creepy, no?

It's about time. Now let's see if the airlines nut-up and enforce this.

Unless it's causing him problems that you know about, it's best to say nothing at all. To admit to someone you were basically internet stalking them is usually socially frowned upon.

I just donated nearly 25k DVD and Blurays to several favorite libraries and they all seemed pleased as punch to accept them. Initially, I was going to sell the lot but figured that it would be ridiculously time-consuming. Frankly, they're better served being loaned out for many years to come. I hope people enjoy them.

Save books. They can help someone else. Give them away or sell them. Otherwise, use this as the time to declutter and figure out what you really need vs what's just weighing you down. Moving is the perfect way to decrapify your life. Look at it as a positive

I have teeth cleaned every three months and have continued to do so through COVID. My dental practice is taking precaution. I feel confident they're doing the best they can. That said, bone grafting/dentures/implants are a lot more invasive.

Thanks for that mister A smart escort works in a place where they might be considered a rare commodity. Example: I'd never work in Ireland or Scotland and expect to make bank. Too many escorts equate travel to vacation and not like the business that it should be. They spend more than they make and then wonder how it all went wrong. It's not rocket science, but it does take some foresight, knowing your market, discipline and figuring out costs BEFORE you commit.

Singular Sensation by Michael Riedel. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1501166638/ref=ox_sc_saved_title_2?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc=1 A follow-up to his first book, Razzle Dazzle, it's an in-depth look at the business of Broadway through the 90s. Well-written, dishy, informative and a fun read if you're a lover of Broadway.

This show is a mess. Not even bad enough to be a guilty pleasure. [MEDIA=giphy]3o7qE2HzB4rOFQr4zK[/MEDIA]

This. 110%. I can very quickly blow a load just from having my armpits eaten out. I'm also fortunate to not have to wear deodorant/antiperspirant. Clearly, this was meant to be.

The real issue is that you're giving them a full week of possible infection (for STDs, sure, but more likely for COVID). If you really want this to be more than window dressing, do it the way Hawaii is doing it: 48-72 hours before flight, negative PCR.

All interesting talking/data points. And that's why I asked... When it comes to your health, you should question everything. https://www.singlecare.com/blog/descovy-vs-truvada/

I cannot stand Todrick Hall. He literally makes my skin crawl.

Unless it's a wide-body, which it wasn't, FC lavs aren't really bigger. Many of the legacy carriers are shrinking their domestic lavs to fit in more seating.

To anyone this is relevant to: Why wouldn't you find a way to jump to Descovy for PrEP? I'm curious.

This sounds like something you'd spin to a client in the heat of the moment to get him to blow a load.

The tricky thing about a site like Twitter is that you actually need to be able to craft a tweet to make it truly work. Bad social media is much worse than no social media at all. 'It's better to keep your mouth shut and appear stupid than open it and remove all doubt' --- Mark Twain

Some of the replies in this thread say way more about the poster than the escort in question

Without the overinflated cost of this supplement, you can piece out the active ingredients and just buy them solo. The standout ingredient is L-Arginine. It's the same supplement used as a vasodilator in workout supplements. Add some zinc and L-carnitine to that, and BAM, you've basically got Semenax.

This is the right regimen for a small group of people, but isn't (yet) being considered for widespread script. The two things that remain problematic are pill fatigue and drug resistance. If people piss and moan about taking one pill a day for PrEP, think about adding another one and see how compliant they remain.

Bingo. Works both ways. If a client made me jump through those hoops, I'd expect the exact same paperwork in return.

Being kept exclusively can be foolish. It's putting all of your eggs into one basket. No bueno. Unless you've got the legal paperwork that makes sure you'll be cared for in the long run, I'd encourage any escort to think twice about jumping into that situation. My advice is to invest in clients as you'd invest in the market: Diversify and always plan ahead for the slide.

Based on COVID numbers spiking, I don't see any DJ doing well for the foreseeable future. The lockdowns are likely coming back.

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