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I do wish native English speakers understood the importance of grammatical gender. https://grammarist.com/usage/blond-blonde/

Pure is a ripoff for what they're selling. 3-6 pills a day goes fast. You're definitely paying a premium for their ad campaign. You can get the exact same results, often better, with mix-and-drink Metamucil. https://www.amazon.com/Metamucil-Multi-Health-Psyllium-Supplement-Sugar-Free/dp/B003CT2YQY/ref=sr_1_5?crid=1TTLC1T2MQW01&dchild=1&keywords=metamucil&qid=1596902449&sprefix=metam,aps,272&sr=8-5 However, all said, nothing beats douching out if you want to make sure you're squeaky clean.

The first gent, Yanis Marshall, was the choreographer who (imo) ruined the original dance breaks in Cirque Du Soleil's Zumanity. His shtick is men in heels. It gets old fast. The original choreographer, Marguerite Derricks, created some beautiful stuff. Shame it's gone.

Ah, Brecht... Now there's a quotable. A favorite: Do not fear death so much but rather the inadequate life.

Just. Stop.

If I'm getting verbal with a guy, he's already being told where my load is going. He knows. From there, he can direct me otherwise or let me do my thing.

I got excited reading the title of this thread until I realized I was thinking about the rhythm method.

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I believe smart escorts will not use RM's messenger system to discuss what could be very sensitive information. The smartest thing you can do is set up an autoreply that directs people to a private, separate email account.

As a listing site, RM does what it can and it does it pretty well. What they don't do very well (and should think about stopping) are the reviews. In a perfect world, they would approach Daddy with a tag-team deal: They list and then directly refer clients to Daddy's for the review side of things. Everybody has content, everyone is happy(ish). Why cannibalize an already small group of niche websites?

I understand and agree. I didn't connect DL and politics directly. They were separate thoughts.

Eh. It's commonplace. Stupid human tricks. The flight never turned back because it never left the gate. They quickly took her out. We pushed back. These people don't deserve a repeated headline. Kick em' off, bar them from future flying, keep the plane moving.

As masks have now become a political issue, look for airlines doing this more frequently. It happened on an AA flight I took last week. The whole cabin clapped when the woman was removed.

This is another good start... https://www.techhive.com/article/3346020/cord-cutter-beginners-guide.html Bottom line, you'll still need high-speed internet, which will likely be a higher price when priced out ala carte without the usual bundle. You also still have a home phone. Do you need that or can you rely on a mobile device for calls and save that $20+? With most streaming cable services (Sling, Hulu Live, YouTubeTV, etc), you will have access to a cloud-based DVR and a fair number of live channels and on-demand programming. Here's a good comparison site for what's what. https://www.cnet.com/news/best-tv-streaming-service-for-cord-cutters-sling-tv-hulu-youtube-tv-and-more/ Personally, I still have traditional cable at my Dallas place, but in Key West, I use YouTubeTV and an Apple TV 4K to do all of my streaming. It gives me the channels I like, unlimited cloud DVR recording and the stream quality is good. Based on what you need from your channel lineup, look at the various options, as they all have their strengths and weaknesses (more sports programming vs more 24 hr news for example).

Standardization comes with legalization. Otherwise, this remains a fringe industry... with fringe practices, unfortunately. I also wonder if legalizing prostitution wouldn't homogenize it to a point that a lot of guys would opt out. You really can't teach common sense and long game thinking, which is a lot of what being a successful escort is. With youth, beauty and quick money usually come flip attitudes, a living-for-today mentality and some form of physical or mental addiction. Rare is the new escort today who takes a full customer service oriented approach while cultivating a strong stable of repeat, long-term clientele. If COVID has proven anything in escorting, it's that those who have worked hard to care for themselves- and especially their clients- they will weather this with little issue while the turn-and-burn guys struggle to make it. Yes, there's currently an influx of new escorts, but they will quickly splinter off when they're unable to keep up with the demands of the business. This life isn't for everyone. But now I've gone totally off-topic

Yup. That about sums it up perfectly. I had to call them out several times to get my copy/pics taken down.

There are definitely escorts who could help you with this. Animalistic fucking is very different than romantic sex. Both have their place, but I appreciate those who want to experience both sides of the coin. It's as easy as communicating your wants and finding the right guy ?

You don't learn about the world while watching it on television. You travel and see it. Experience is everything. It's possible to travel far and wide without spending a mint. If traveling the world doesn't change you for the better, there's not a lot more I can say to that.

Good film. It's an updated, more sci-fi version of the Bill Murray classic Groundhog Day.

The Berkley club is on temporary hiatus (as are all of the Steamworks baths).

Money screams. Wealth whispers.

Actually, a good personality is what makes or breaks the possibility of a guy becoming a regular for me. If we just can't click or it feels like pulling teeth, there won't be a second time.

While I've never lived there, I've spent a lot of time there and the advice you've gotten so far from this thread is spot on. I will add that, yes, gay life feels dead. While there are a lot of gay retirees in the area, it's not a place that attracts younger people and doesn't seem to want to even try. I have an odd admiration for that. It keeps things quiet and routine. Christmas in SF is when I tend to go. It's beautiful. A postcard, really. It's perhaps the only time in my adult life I still enjoy dealing with snow and the cold (having been a native Chicagoan). New Mexican snow at those elevations is light and fluffy. 10k Waves is lovely, but they've gone so 'big' over the last decade that I feel a lot of the hippy-dippy charm is gone. The last few times I've been it was uncomfortably busy. Unless you rent a private tub (go with Waterfall or Ichiban), there's nowhere left to go for peace and quiet on that property. It's why I drive up the road to Ojo Caliente. While it's changed a lot too, it's still got a bigger footprint and attracts less of a crowd.

I have spent several weeks with a Model 3 and the S. I enjoyed both, but found I'm not quite ready to jump into full-e. The layout of the Tesla is easy to get used to, but I personally missed tactile buttons and switches. I don't love touchscreens and their constant need to be cleaned off. The seating was not anywhere near as comfortable as the other vehicles I have owned (however, they had 'cool' design). I can't imagine taking long trips cross-country on them. Autopilot was interesting, but there are several other carmakers who have their own autonomous driving programs. BMW's new system on iDrive 7 is every bit as good as what I experienced with Tesla. You're in a city where driving- sometimes for long periods- is a must. Added, you also drive 25k+ a year and don't have easy access to installing a charger. Do you have the ability to run an extension cord from an outdoor outlet and plug it in that way? You don't have an ideal situation and it might cause more stress than going with a gas engine until these circumstances change. If 'going green' is the issue, there are many great hybrids now on the market.

This has always been my odd go-to lube. It's great stuff (and cheap).