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I first hired in 1997. When I think about the limited advertising venues available, I'm surprised anybody made it. I responded to a small classified ad in a gay newspaper. We talked on the phone, agreed to meet, and he was all I would have hoped for, an enchanting young guy with an enormous dick. I hired him for an hour, which flew by. He was very busy. He had a day job. He made enough money escorting to support himself and all the money from his day job he was saving to buy a house.

My partner got me a gift from Barney's, which came in a small shopping bag. I started using the Barney's bag to carry my lunch. After awile, it started to wear out and I started patching it with duct tape. The Barney's bag patched with duct tape seemed to upset the office staff-they kept asking questions about it. The more questions they asked, the more I enjoyed it. Finally, one of the secretaries said she was going to LA for the weekend and asked if I would like her to bring me a new Barney's bag. I decided the joke had run its course and stopped using the bag.

I get socks from the Timberland store. Underwear and T-shirts I like to buy at Express.

I left home when I was 18, a few months after graduating from high school. I never paid room and board. My oldest brother dropped out of school and got a job. He lived at home until he got married when he was 21 or 22. He paid room and board. The rule was if you're in school, you don't have to pay your way. If you're bringing home a paycheck, you help out. He hated paying it. My mother had to ask him for it every week. He would pull out his wallet and toss the money in her face.

No, a first date. If you had sex beforehand, that was your first date. But gay guys, with their propensity for casual sex, have often already gotten to know each other sexually before they ever go on a date. On hookup sites, guys even say that they want to test the chemistry before they bother with dating. I like that idea. But there are situations, like somebody you work with, or a guy from the gym, where you haven't had sex- a true first date and breakfast makes an ideal first date. You're both fresh, you ge t to see each other in the daylight, and it's over quickly, but it gives you a real chance to find out if you want to see the guy again.

I think it's upping the ante too quickly. The first date is kicking the tires. I don't date since I have a partner, but when I did, I liked coffee or breakfast as a first date. But when you know somebody a little, dinner in is just the thing

One of my favorite places to eat though. The food never disappoints.

Having to wait for one sandwhich ahead of you isn't so bad. But it is uncanny how often the person in front of you is having sandwiches made for their entire office.

And another thing to consider is the hidden costs. For example, it's true you can get a sandwich at Safeway for 6.99, but there's a good chance you will wait in line for at least 15 minutes before your order is taken and at least 20 minutes total before you walk away with your lunch. Cities have become so busy and congested that the simplest option, for me, is far preferable to the cheapest option.

You're turning this into a contest of who knows more about San Francisco. The difference in our experiences is probably a result of the fact that we move in different circles and frequent different places.

I think the special at subway-sandwich, drink, chips is 8.00 or 9.00 for the pricier sandwiches. That is with sales tax and a tip. Since it is money out of my pocket, I include it as part of the cost. Yes, you can buy cheaper sandwiches, for example Calmart has great sandwiches for 5.99. But if you go into a restaurant and eat it there, a sandwich will cost you a good 12 bucks. By the time you add a beverage, tax and tip, you've spent nearly 20 bucks.

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I've bought two pairs of Frye boots online and they fit perfectly - most comfortable footwear I have ever worn.

I'm getting into made-to-measure clothes. I have a suit from Indochino and a few shirts from Proper Cloth. Love em.

Great idea. I've thought of buying suits on ebay and getting them altered. I'm going to try it.

It tasted boozier than sherry - maybe brandy. But what do I know? I don't drink.

And the price of entry for a deli sandwich is at least 10 bucks. Even at Subway, the big sandwich is 8 or 9 bucks.

I spent my adolescent years in Rochester - a very Catholic part of the country. Friday night, just about the entire city, whether they were Catholic or not went out for Fish Fry - either battered or breaded haddock, french fries and cole slaw and tartar sauce.

My sti My sister-in-law's mother was English and made outstanding trifle. She always served it at Christmas. She made the sponge cake, the custard, the whipped cream and put it all together and let it refrigerate for quite a long time. It had some sort booze in it but I don't remember what.

I have taken a holiday from cialis-it was messing with my blood pressure and I was getting very unpleasant episodes of postural hypotension. 3 days without cialis=3 days without any dizziness. I will just use it as needed.

I was referring to Cipla's generic for truvada. Re: Cialis- I'm prescribed 5 mg. Tecentlt, I got a fabulous deal from AllDay Chemist-200 doses @ 20 mg for ~200.00.

With a burrito in the Mission costing 10 bucks, you would be hard pressed to eat for 20.00. A slice of pizza and a soft drink, yes, but that's about it.

I use the Cipla product that I get from an internet pharmacy in India. Cost for 90-day supply with shipping: $175.00.

Everyone comes back from NYC complaining about restaurant prices, so it wouldn't surprise me it that were true. Here in SF, a modest dinner with drinks in a microbrew place can easily cost $100.00 with tip. With my sense of what restaurants charge in NYC, that same meal might run $150.00 or more.

Cornish pasties are big in Colorado because of all the Cornish miners who came there during the gold rush. I think they're tasty.