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Clearly, fashion is subjective. Also, take into account that most people don't fit properly into their jackets and tuxedos, making what should be a handsome outfit look frumpy or odd. Not everything has to be bespoke to look like a million dollars: You just have to have the right tailor

Of course it does: A string of consistent, quality reviews on Daddy's means everything in this industry. It's not a guarantee, but it's the closest thing running. At least you can mark a guy like that off the 'working for the fuzz' list.

No matter how you decide to handle it, I'm sorry you're dealing with it. We should be past these things in this day and age, but we're not. Sadly, I don't think there's a silver bullet for ignorance.

Very much agreed. His name and good deeds live on with many who are recipients of Ryan White funding today.

Are you making these claims in a Right-To-Work state? If so, it's an uphill battle. I don't know if I'd spend the time and money, instead opting to move on and find something better.

Clearly, I've hit a nerve In the future, I'll make sure to bite my tongue regarding bath houses that resemble sets from the film Saw

It was a comment on the website. Is that a problem? Have I offended your taste in bathhouses?

He's a hot guy. But, to be specific, he's not wearing leather in this pic. It's a black lycra/spandex that's sold by SlickItUp. They make some great semi-custom gear. http://slickitup.com/

Because Navy bases are just that easy to access, right?

Hey, you've been around here long enough to know that it takes very little to veer from the road. As for the op, we never got specifics, only broadly painted strokes: I wouldn't have made the post myself if I wasn't willing to get right to the point (and perhaps save someone some trouble). @BabyBoomer The Gov, I believe, was Richard Denning. I knew that one from memory, but looked to see who else was in the show and got trapped in a 5-0 rabbit hole. Wo Fat has definitely always been one of my all-time favorite TV villains.

I believe the Manhattan Project facility looked more comfortable than that bath

That's awesome. My numbers were from 2016, I believe. Good to see states adopt/adapt quickly.

It's a serious criminal charge in only 16 states. Until EVERY state adopts revenge porn laws, it's merely a civil issue for most people.

Fine, it's illegal. File suit. And then what? Assuming he actually shows up to court, get a judgement the escort probably can't pay? Be real. If someone were filming me without permission in that situation, you bet your ass it wouldn't be a sock I'd be throwing.

I bet it pisses her off that even with a mountain of cash, she still can't hang onto her voice as she ages

Yep. There are still many fundraisers and events where black tie is not optional.

I believe the time for this operetta has come and gone. I really hope this doesn't try to transfer to Broadway. When it played the West End, it was a brilliant commentary on society at the time: Now, it feels a little clunky. The original had cast standouts like David Bedella and Alison Jiear, who helped elevate the material through fantastic performances. NY missed the opportunity to produce this when they should have... Back in 2005.

This is what people do when they have a shit ton of money and entirely too much free time

Alcohol is a depressant. That's a medical fact. It may loosen you up socially, but rarely have I seen booze make anyone a better lover.

If guys want to dilute their product, it's their prerogative. Retailers discount because they need to, not because they want to. No business wants to sell for less. As Eric said, consistency is key: Apple is a brilliant example of knowing their customer base and not veering far from them.

It's not a nose job. It's likely a little makeup and perhaps a little Facetune.

I love how Jack Lord went from a normal shade of white to Trump orange by the time the series was in its last season. 'MURDER ONE!'

Well, now you're assuming that all escorts act in a professional manner The key here is to think with your own safety, convenience and comfort in mind. Take that extra sentence in an email and get it out of the way: It's another form of protecting yourself versus letting others make a decision for you. Personally, I feel paying upfront is a bad sign. A pro shouldn't ask unless there's a history with a particular problem client.

This is something you should make clear in emails before the meet. I do not pay up-front, just so you know.

The Hawaiian islands are actually pretty large. Can you provide the island your friend was arrested on? Hawaii, in my experience, has been smooth sailing. Most guys 'BTOE' versus hiring locally.