marylander1940

Underrated!
It's worth a trip to Minneapolis just to see this small version of the Metropolitan!
 
 

Stairway to heaven no more!
Underrated or overrated? I can't tell!

Hawaiian attraction to be removed following bad tourist behavior | CNN
WWW.CNN.COM A picturesque staircase leading to a Hawaiian beauty spot is being torn down as tourists continued to access the off-limits site.  

Former name, no actual interactions discussed 
 

I’m starting this thread because I’m tired of seeing toxic clients post baseless slander and fake reviews just because they didn’t get their way with a provider.
A few months ago someone posted this about me (Jacob_Session):
“Big time crystal meth addict and power bottom”
That comment is completely false. I’m not a meth addict — not even close. And throwing around “power bottom” like it’s some kind of insult just shows how petty and insecure some people are. Versatile providers exist who can top or bottom depending on chemistry and mood. Shaming someone for it says way more about the poster than it does about me.
What makes it worse is that right in the same thread, another member (Travpilo) left a very positive and detailed review:
“My experience was great. He catered to my desire to make out as a lead in… and his oral and bottoming skills were both outstanding. Some great conversation when we were done was a great finish. Didn’t notice any drug issues.”
One person lies to smear me, another has a genuinely good experience and says so. Yet the nasty comment stays up while the truth gets buried under “bump” posts asking for more reviews.
For the record: I have a Bachelor’s of Science in Atmospheric Science with double minors in Broadcast Meteorology and Mathematics. I’m currently returning to school for my Master’s in Disaster Resiliency and Leadership. I work hard and take pride in being a good, reliable guy in this business. I shouldn’t have to defend basic facts about myself against random anonymous attacks from people who know nothing about my life.
I’ve already reached out to the moderators asking them to remove that defamatory post. It crosses the line from opinion into clear slander, and it needs to come down.
Providers — have you dealt with toxic clients leaving fake reviews or baseless accusations when things didn’t go their way?
Clients — what do you think is fair here? How do we keep the review system honest without letting bitter people tarnish reputations?
I’m not looking for drama. I just want this community to stop tolerating this kind of garbage. We’re all tired of it.
Thanks for reading. Looking forward to hearing from you.

I contacted him last week and he told me 500. He was also booked up Friday and Saturday, only taking 4 calls per day.
I'm sure he's worth it, he's a magnificent blatino! 

Meanwhile in Iraq!

Guys At The Supermarket.mp4

Spandex should be mandatory in all Olympic sports, summer and winter!

Au contraire. I believe the signatures of dead presidents are easy to find and use . Some of them signed the Declaration of Independence after all and all the others signed many documents of state.
Otoh, living presidents have not up to now claimed the right to sign while they were in office. The Sec-of Treasury traditionally has signed. 

Treasury Secretary Scott Besssent will be the first openly gay man to sign US currency. Haven't seen any complaints about it.

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The Forgotten Kitchen Liquid That Helps Pothos Plants Thrive
APPLE.NEWS Sometimes, plants require more than just water. Fortunately, if your pothos plant needs a boost, this common kitchen liquid can get the job done.  

 
To prepare the rice water for your pothos (or for any other houseplants that look like they need a little boost), the easiest method is to stir your uncooked rice around in strainer set in a bowl of tepid water and let it soak for a couple of minutes. Once you remove your rice, all that remaining liquid is ready to be added directly into your pothos plant soil. You can also create rice water by boiling your rice in a bit more water than you normally would and saving the extra. Boiling concentrates the nutrients, so gardeners recommend diluting boiled rice water to avoid fertilizer burn. You can also let the rice water ferment for a few days in a jar and then add it to your plants for better nutrient absorption. You can even spray it on foliage.
Like most unusual houseplant hacks, applying rice water may have benefits, but it isn't magic and should be applied with care. Pothos plants don't like over-watering, so adding rice water on top of your normal watering routine might lead to root rot, mold, or wilted leaves just because of that extra moisture.
 
 

She only took it for really bad hangovers.