Rudynate

Bess Meyerson maybe?

I'm wrong - confusing What's My Line with To Tell the Truth. Peggy Cass was on To Tell the Truth. The panelists I can remember from What's My Line are Dorothy Kilgallen, Arlene Francis and Bennett Cerf - there were others but I don't remember them. The episode of What's My Line I most remember was when they demo'd a very early microwave oven. They used it to fix a meal for the panelists and they were all suitably dumbfounded.

I don't remember seeing her on What's My Line. What's My Line had a daytime show and an evening show. Bud Collier was the MC. The only panel member I can think of was Peggy Cass.

I think it was the Match Game.

In the 60s she was a regular on one of those daytime game shows - don't remember which one.

I get offers of sex on IG nearly every day. I'm not a provider, of course, so they are not (at least I don't think) offering to hire me. And they come from all over the world, so I don't think most of them are that serious. I'm mostly not interested, but it's certainly flattering. There is one tall handsome Saudi guy I'm completely infatuated with, but of course he's in Saudi Arabia, and I'm here, so it will probably never happen. And there is an absolute hunk in Iran, same story.

In pure fin dom, the one-way flow of money, commodities is the whole point of it - that is the fetish. If sex is involved it is paying for sex.

I'm amazed at how few people realize that in S/M relationships - the bottom exercises ultimate control.

There is so much sexual banter on IG that you could probably ask a guy if he's available for hire and get an honest answer.

Yes - a couple times. Same story, though - scant information, no pics.

Im sure everyone understands the implications of a practice like dryuary - that one's behavioral choices relative to alcohol are limited to complete exclusion and drinking to excess.

My travel goal is to take my spouse on a Rhine River cruise.

I like novelty and I have a short attention span, so when I hire a guy, I'm usually done after 2 or 3 times. There is one provider who doesn't seem to be done with me, even though I have gone as far as I want to go with him, because he has offered free sessions a couple times now. It's flattering.

My FB is turned on by the blood vessels in my arms and hands. He bought me a bag of beet juice powder to bring them out more. I have used it a couple times - I think it might work. I have read you have to be careful with it, it can supposedly lower BP enough to make you pass out.

Love hairy holes - even REALLY hairy holes. But I love shaved holes too.

My husband has had to give up most butt play. He's been hospitalized twice for UTIs and had UTI's twice more for which he had to receive IV antibiotics. We have gotten very good at doing home infusions. Surprisingly, he was never seen by a uro through all of this until the last time. I kept telling him he needed to be under the care of a uro, and finally, the last time somebody finally thought to do a referral to a uro. The uro said no more butt play.

Grand Marnier - fond memories

That sounds familiar.

orangey-tasting isn't it?

I have had 40 dry Januaries, and Februaries and Marches . . .

My parents were fanatic about liver. What they liked was called "baby beef" liver - I don't know if that's any different from calves liver. They got it at the meat counter at the grocery store and it had to be sliced to order - thin. They always had it dipped in flour and pan-fried in bacon fat, with the bacon alongside. My sibs and I all hated it - we would choke down just enough to be allowed to leave the dinner table. I few years ago I bought some liver and tried and it tasted as bad as when I was a kid.

Whenever I hear Yiddish being spoken, it sounds so similar to German that I always assumed it was a German dialect. I read recently though that linguists consider it a separate language.

A team in the UK has identified a segment of the spike protein that is conserved across alpha, delta and omicron. I only read it quickly - I think they have created monoclonal antibodies to it. I would think they should also be able to produce a vaccine that would be equally effective across the important variants.

Tricky, I imagine, since this game involves at some fantasy and/or illusion.

No boiled egg? Germans and Scandinavians are very big on a boiled egg at breakfast.