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We used to have it in the school cafeteria in grade school. They would serve it as little sandwiches made with butter alongside beans and franks. We liked it so much that we got our mother to buy it occasionally. I got nostalgic for it a few years ago and found a recipe for it. It is steamed like a Christmas pudding.

I like my dentist, but he's a little expensive. I decided to try a dentist who partipated in Kaiser's medicare advantage program. It was really a bummer. His office was in a terribly seedy medical-dental building in Daly City. Just going there was depressing. The waiting room was full of decrepit old people. The equipment was old and out of date. He cleaned my teeth and his technique was so poor that the procedure was actually painful. They then gave me a treatment plan, saying that I needed SEVEN fillings (the last time I had a filling was 25 years ago). That experience taught me that you get what you pay for in dentistry. I will go back to my usual dentist, with his smart designer office and pay his slightly exhorbitant fees without any further complaint.

I always say 'no, thanks' to food samples. It's usually crap, and even when it isn't, I have a meal plan that supports my fitness goals and I don't want to screw that up.

An escort recently treated me to lunch.

The article is very condescending, suggesting, not so subtly, that after a certain age, people are to be dismissed, and chuckled over and made the subject of humorous news articles. Senior citizens Nancy Pelosi, Bob Mueller and Mitch McConnell are not people who are easily dismissed or laughed at. I don't imagine Trump finds very much at all in Mueller to laugh at or dismiss.

I send a link to my RM profile, specify date and time and length of booking and sign off with my name. It's rare that I don't get a response.

I have only used them in HIIT workouts. Pavel Tsatsouline popularized them in this country. I have some of his materials. Total stud.

I dont know about the old west, but when I was in graduate school, I was helping catalog a collection in the Gay and Lesbian Center at San Francisco Public library. I came across a report about homosexual activity in the CCC camps during the depression. The report was mostly based on interviews, and the conclusion was that it was fairly common.

I have had two spine surgeries, so I don't use a lot of resistance for squats, deadlifts. As a matter of fact, my current trainer/coach has me avoid those exercises altogether. Instead of dead lifts, I do rack pulls. Instead of barbell squats, I do goblet squats. Maybe you could have your guy design some workarounds like that.

I've been told that extremely sensitive detectors can pick it up, but I've never had any problem. It does interfere with the image quality in MRI.

They must be stainless steel. My back is full of titanium hardware and it's never been a problem.

Many years ago, I worked with a wonderful woman who I thought the world of. Her daughter was murdered - stabbed to death. I think having your only daughter stabbed to death would probably be at least as traumatic as having a stillborn child. She came back to work after about a week. I remember I was dreading her coming back, because I had no idea what you would say to a mother who had just lost her daughter to a violent crime. But that was a while ago. People tend to take more time off from work in general than they used to - they arrange their schedules to be off for five or six days at holidays and that sort of thing.

They always seem to ask for iTunes cards.

My mother had a stillbirth. It was a full-term pregnancy, and right around the due date, the fetus abruptly stopped moving. An autopsy revealed that the umbilical cord had clotted. It created a terrible upset in our household that lasted for months. She would burst into tears at the slightest provocation. She stayed in bed all the time. She and my father fought. Bad scene all around. The stillbirth happened just a couple days before Christmas and the pall started to lift maybe in the late spring.

His are kind of dangly, the opposite of perky. Definitely needs a course of tamoxifen.

I love handjobs, giving and getting, so not the best judge. A great hand job is a thing of beauty.b

The original post seemed like a complaint. I think I'd be happy to pay for a long hand job from a pro.

I don't think that much about age. I'm 66-just completed another bodybuilding contest. No plans to retire in the near future. I would like to have more time for just relaxing and screwing around.

I don't think that much about age. I'm 66-just completed another bodybuilding contest. No plans to retire in the near future. I would like to have more time for just relaxing and screwing around.

What's wrong with a long handjob?

As was said upthread, it's just client relations. Like any business, they want repeat business. A good way to get it is to maintain contact. I enjoy hearing from guys I've hired, but I've never thought it was anything but. I even occasionally reach out to one to say hello. But that's just me doing the same thing. Maintaining contact with a guy who is a candidate for future get-togethers. And what is wrong with that? It's generally the way to maintain and/or deepen any relationship.

I found out that I'm probably not off of hiring. A guy contacted me the other day on RM who is total perfection. Im hopelessly in lust.

It seems such a small thing, checking the time once or twice. It astonished me that anyone wants to assign it to one party or another as their job.

I stayed at the Sheraton Gateway in LA a couple weeks ago. Very comfortable - check-in was a horrible experience though. I had reserved three nights. Starwood got the reservation wrong so we got there and the hotel wasn't expecting us until the next day. The night manager actually said it wasn't their problem. Starwood is a different company and we can't be held responsible for the mistakes of another company. I was thinking, "I can't believe I'm being spoken to this way in a four-star hotel." I said,"Why don't I just pay for an extra night?" They said well sure we can do that. After I checked out, I gave the front office manager an earful. He agreed. He comped the night I had paid for and gave me 40,000 Starwood points.