BenjaminNicholas

A tough life is a tough hand dealt, however I've known many who have overcome terrible upbringing and have turned out to be well-adjusted, productive adults. This particular provider's issue is that he was very vocal at one point about his conservative views and now continues to switch names... Almost as if he's running from something (as others have mentioned here already). I'd have more sympathy about the pile on if he hadn't brought all of it upon himself. Time to grow up kid.

Gay hotels are dying for the same reasons that gay neighborhoods are disappearing. We're blending in. As JEC said earlier, 99% of 'gay' hotels charge you more for less.

It wasn't a facelift. It was a very simple, very quick threadlift. One or two threads if I remember correctly. It was just to keep his jawline sharp. He's got the kind of face/jaw structure that could become problematic if he didn't keep up with it.

I'm a huge fan of all the London Kit Kemp properties, especially the Knightsbridge Hotel. It's exactly what you're looking for and in the right neighborhood for Christmas shopping. https://www.firmdalehotels.com/hotels/london/knightsbridge-hotel/guest-areas/library/ However, you really can't go wrong with any of them (London or NYC).

One of the sexiest fuckers I've had the pleasure working with. Truly loves getting naked, getting off.

Youth isn't the issue: It's about remaining sharp, circumspect and happy. Clearly, this guy is over it. Escorts need to regularly reassess why they do this. If you're not having fun AND earning a living, you need to move on.

But Harrods is such a mess of a store. Chock full of tourists. It's an exercise in day-drinking and extreme patience. You'll have better experiences on Oxford or Bond streets.

Lorazepam on timeout? I sure hope not. Last month in CDMX, I could find it on nearly every corner

... And worth every penny if they get the win.

To be more exact, it's the producers. Ticket prices are sky high because people cough up the money. The major problem with high prices is the audience entitlement that goes along with it. Feet on chairs, stage, using cellphones, talking, eating. Broadway has become people's living room and not for the betterment of the experience. London: It also helps that total capitalization of shows in the West End is a lot less than on Broadway. Hot, newer shows like Harry Potter, Six and Hamilton are all still charging top prices... Equal to Broadway, more or less.

By the third episode, it's brilliant and addictive. I never like Aniston, until this. Huge cast. Beautifully shot show. https://tv.apple.com/us/show/the-morning-show/umc.cmc.25tn3v8ku4b39tr6ccgb8nl6m

Scorsese doing a mob film is like peanut butter meeting grape jelly. It's just... right. This hasn't come to theaters in Dallas yet, but it's streaming on Netflix at the end of the month. Reviews have been stellar.

While Warren gives a star-turn performance, there's something missing from this show. It feels empty. I get that shows like this are what drive profit, but it really feels like just another thrown together jukebox musical. No heart. [MEDIA=giphy]3o7TKDt2tKDR6WRCuI[/MEDIA]

While I haven't been to a county clinic, when my gp asks me about my sexual habits, I don't lie. I lay it all out. He's there to keep me healthy, not to judge me: If he did, I'd just find a new gp. The more honest I am about my sexual history, the better he can gameplan.

She's not quite dead yet The point is that PQD (EQD) has been around since 2014. Minimum spend. It was $10k then, now it's $18k. This is not a new program. Inflation is a bitch.

Of course I read it. I know Gary and his site well. At the end of the day, yes, you still have to fly to get status- as well as get to the spend threshold. It's two-fold. You cannot just put spend on an airline CC and use it as qualifying 1k miles. EQMs are still in play... With all airlines. Gary never said otherwise. His opening shot in the article was dramatic exposition. He does it a lot... With varying degrees of success. Bottom line, you're concerned about something that's been in place at UA since 2014. https://thepointsguy.com/2014/01/united-airlines-premier-qualifying-dollars-requirement-starts-today/ It's been the norm in the industry for awhile now and it's not going away anytime soon. The solution is simple: You can keep status by tracking your spend and mileage or you can fly carriers like Southwest who haven't gone to that model (yet).

... But did you eat a decent taco and enjoy your time in San Antonio?

The term 'the new normal' usually refers to formerly-odd things that are simply now considered the going norm. I didn't say it was a good thing. The big three still use actual mileage flown in elite calculations: EQMs still exist. You still need BIS (butt-in-seat) miles to achieve status with almost any major airline. The days of earning decent status from credit card spend alone are over. As I say to others who don't like how the programs have changed, you're always welcome to leave the hamster wheel.

This is the correct response.

Would you quit being such a sensitive asshole?

I mean, my comment was smart-assey, but not full on puckered asshole. I apologize you took what I said so seriously: It wasn't meant as a personal assault.

I wouldn't dare let you take me to Cafe Carlyle as their service is atrocious and their prices a high-treason crime. Now, if you said let's go get lubricated at Bemelmans across the hall and listen to the three-piece while knocking back G&Ts, I don't know if my like for a German piano would trump my love for a well-made cocktail.

Pleasuredrome. Charing Cross. Chariots, I believe are almost all dead, although they were fun at one point in time. Sweatbox in Soho. Just finished a renno. Needed it, but they always had the younger, muscle-clad clientele.

1) Are they traditional run-of-the-mill mom's pearls or were you wearing Mikimoto? 2) I hope you add a few extra syllables and some Flushing inflection when you say 'WHORES'

Odd, as he's on Grindr on a near-constant basis. No bueno.