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jaywalker, since your impending visit to my favorite city is apparently your first-- I'd encourage you take one or more organized (and relatively inexpensive) tours on the early days of your visit.  That way you'd get a view of the various neighborhoods, some details, and specific highlights of this dynamic city that is losing its luster.
Since the pandemic, I have only gone once a month to SF to get my haircut and to meet my favorite "go-to-guy."  Other than the preceding-- I've not enjoyed "The-City-by-the-Bay" as I'd desired.  I do hope to go during this particular summer and beyond to partake in its culture and people.
In terms of tours, etc., check out https://TripAdvisor.com as well as https://gaycities.com  There are other salient websites, but my memory is in a fog on this Sunday late morning on the Monterey Peninsula.

Had a session with him when he was based in Manhattan.  Really nice friendly guy who has skills for massage.  There was an enjoyable MT and HE but it wasn’t the main focus of the massage.  I would have had more session but he moved out of NYC. He’s worth a session .

Just finished watching it. I almost gave  up at the beginning which is super slow, but I agree both Sisssy Spacek and JK are very compelling and by the end of episode 1, the series truly takes off and I loved it. It is such a rich premise that I can only hope they're able to sustain its integrity in the following seasons, if it gets renewed.

Had a session with him when he was based in Manhattan.  Really nice friendly guy who has skills for massage.  There was an enjoyable MT and HE but it wasn’t the main focus of the massage.  I would have had more session but he moved out of NYC. He’s worth a session .

Depends on what you consider "upper" Bucks County.  Langhorne has Steve's Prince of Steaks on Lincoln Highway, which are pretty good.  I still think if you want an authentic cheese steak you need to hit up D'Alessandro's in the Roxborough area of Philly or Tony Luke's in South Philly.  

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I remember when there was no Blockbuster. Or VCRs. We got our first VCR in 1984 when I was already in college. Neighbors got theirs in 1977 which was pretty early.
We had B&W TVs in my earliest memories. One day, my dad, who was doctor, mad a housecall to patients who lived in a poor section of town and who he knew were on public assistance. They had a brand-new color TV. My dad thought if they could have a color TV then their doctor should be able to have a color TV. He and my mom went to Penn Furniture the next day and bought a console TV. 
Note: two more things I remember: Housecalls and console TVs.

Rotary Phone with a party-land line.  Phone Booths with a closing door.  Penny candy - where you got several pieces for a penny.  

QAF to me was just a dramatic Friends where the Friends were all Gay.  It was innovative for the time, but this time around I guess it will just be another gay soap opera with R rated sexual content.  

Former MLB umpire Dale Scott has written his memoir about being an out gay ump:
https://www.ebar.com/news/books/315655

You can’t go wrong with a project headlined by Oscar winners Sissy Spacek and JK Simmons the original yellow M&M — and they deliver the goods in “Night Sky,” a gripping, eight-episode sci-fi series premiering May 20 on Prime Video.
They star as Irene and Franklin York, a 70-something couple puttering around their roomy, comfortable house located in the semi-rural Illinois town of Farnsworth. We know, from an opening flashback, that it was love at first sight when they met in a local bar as young adults, and nothing has changed: they still dote on each other — Franklin nursing Irene, a retired English teacher, as she recovers from a fall, and Irene worrying about Franklin’s health, particularly his increasing lapses of memory (which leave him frustrated, but droll about his situation). They still mourn the death of their son, Michael, and often retreat to his room for solace.
And … they’re keeping a huge secret: the ramshackle, cluttered shed in their backyard leads to an underground chamber that transports them to a rocky planet light years away from Earth — where they sit and watch the wonders of space out of a huge window from the comfort of their easy chairs … and maybe have a cup of coffee or read a magazine. There’s a door to the “other side,” but they never use it, not after Franklin once opened it and put some mice outside (it didn’t end well for the critters).
Their nighttime visits to the shed to go “to the stars” (“896 times,” according to Franklin) arouses the interest of their new nosy neighbor, Byron Albermarle (Adam Bartley) — an unctuous sort who rubs nearly everyone the wrong way; he contacts their college-age granddaughter, Denise (Kiah McKirnan), through Facebook, expressing his concern about their behavior. She pays Franklin a surprise visit and tells him it’s time for them to move to an assisted-living facility (not happening, he says). The situation takes a turn when Irene discovers an unconscious bearded young man, Jude (Chai Hansen), lying on the ground on the “other side” of the chamber.
Meanwhile, in a remote town in Argentina, we meet the Calderons, mother Stella (Julieta Zylberberg) and her 15-year-old daughter, Toni (Rocio Herndanez), who can’t understand why her mother is so devoted to their backyard church. There are good reasons for that, both godly otherworldly: Stella is hiding the fact that the church, like the York’s shed in Illinois, has an underground chamber holding its own otherworldly secrets.
And where does Jude fit into the puzzle?
“Night Sky” is an absorbing series with an interesting premise that marches to its own drummer in terms of its pacing and its plot revelations courtesy of writer/co-producer Holden Miller (son of comedian Dennis Miller and Ali Espley). Spacek and Simmons are terrific and have nice onscreen chemistry; you can believe that Irene and Franklin are truly devoted to each other, whatever the circumstances, and they’ll be put through their paces as the series ventures further into what lies beneath — or, in this case, what’s “out there” in the universe.
https://nypost.com/2022/05/18/the-deep-secret-sissy-spacek-and-jk-simmons-are-hiding-in-night-sky/

It used to get to me, but it's more beneficial to focus on what I can control.
First, I respond to my fan club messages. Then voicemails, emails, texts and app/social media messages, in that order. The further I get down the list, the more time-wasters there are.
Whenever they ask me a question I've answered, or ask for pics, I text them, "www.liamv.fans."
If they're too lazy to read, unable to connect the dots, or exhibit hostility, entitlement or any other juvenile behaviors, I offer them the chance to pay an upfront premium. If they decline, I silence them and move on.

2 so far. The 3rd is out Thursday

Rotary Phone with a party-land line.  Phone Booths with a closing door.  Penny candy - where you got several pieces for a penny.  

Rotary Phone with a party-land line.  Phone Booths with a closing door.  Penny candy - where you got several pieces for a penny.  

Rotary Phone with a party-land line.  Phone Booths with a closing door.  Penny candy - where you got several pieces for a penny.  

All sports do this for $$$$$. More merchandise sales trying to get people into the leagues and viewership. Even the Notre Dame college football team is going to Ireland in 2023 for a game!
https://www.nd2ireland.com/

Sadly season 2 was a mess, even more so than season 1 which is saying something. I say this as someone who hates the knee-jerk negative reactions a lot people have to all NuTrek shows, but the serialized stories they try with Picard just devolve into a clusterfuck by the end.
Now that being said if you are thinking about subscribing to Paramount + I do think Strange New Worlds is shaping up to be an excellent show and would be worth the subscription for as long as it's airing

This from wikipedia on Weaver & Lang:
Sigourney Weaver: Weaver originally appeared in the first film as Dr. Grace Augustine, a human who takes the side of the Na'vi and dies during the conflict. Although both Weaver and Cameron confirmed that she would return in the sequels, she stated in 2014 that she would not play the same character.  Like most of the cast, she learned free-diving for the film and filmed scenes underwater.
Stephen Lang as Colonel Miles Quaritch, who led the forces of the RDA, the human organization colonizing Pandora, in their conflict with the Na'vi in the first film. Although the character died at the end of Avatar, Cameron confirmed in 2010 that Lang would return in the first three sequels, stating, "I'm not going to say exactly how we're bringing him back, but it's a science fiction story, after all. His character will evolve into really unexpected places across the arc of our new three-film saga." He later stated that Quaritch would act as the main antagonist once again, in all four sequels. Lang's role will involve motion capture.

This is the most realistic statement.
And it's why clients MUST ALWAYS TAKE CONTROL OF THEIR OWN HEALTH.  You cannot assume there's someone else out there who will have your best interests at heart.
If you're going to dabble in M4M sex, you have to understand the risks.  There's little excuse in this medical day-and-age as to why someone wouldn't have every tool at their disposal to remain HIV- and healthy.
Condoms, PrEP, Doxy, etc.  Clients have options.  Use any or all of them.

Flashbacks, clones, speaking to her as she lives in Eywa...the list is endless in science fiction 🙂 Her equally brilliant scientist twin sister?
Steven Lang died too, I wonder how he's coming back?

The cynic in me would say that the video was leaked purposefully

This is craziness. If I see a provider I know on an app, I would assume he's either there for his personal reasons or drumming up business. Either way, I wouldn't expect him to hook up with me for free (unless he specifically offered that), just as I don't do my profession for free. 

I’m waiting for feedback on Picard, and also for more episodes of “The Offer” to drop, then I’m going back on Paramount a couple  months.

Any input on if Season 2 of Picard is worth watching/subscribing to Paramount?