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    Rudynate got a reaction from pubic_assistance in Why does everything need to be served spicy now?   
    It seems like a Jewish deli could serve mac and cheese and keep kosher.
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    Rudynate got a reaction from pubic_assistance in Why does everything need to be served spicy now?   
    Not Jewish myself, but I worked for a kosher caterer.  Most of our jobs were at an affluent ortnodox synagogue in the suburbs.  They had a huge main kitchen that was ultra-kosher - actually two separate kitchens - meat and dairy.   But this synagogue was so big that they had a couple satellite kitchens - which were kosher enough - a single kitchen with meat on one side of the kitchen and dairy on the other side.  But the satellite kitchens weren't kosher enough for Passover - during Passover, they were closed and locked - nobody could go in them.
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    Rudynate got a reaction from + Vegas_Millennial in Why does everything need to be served spicy now?   
    Not Jewish myself, but I worked for a kosher caterer.  Most of our jobs were at an affluent ortnodox synagogue in the suburbs.  They had a huge main kitchen that was ultra-kosher - actually two separate kitchens - meat and dairy.   But this synagogue was so big that they had a couple satellite kitchens - which were kosher enough - a single kitchen with meat on one side of the kitchen and dairy on the other side.  But the satellite kitchens weren't kosher enough for Passover - during Passover, they were closed and locked - nobody could go in them.
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    Rudynate got a reaction from samhexum in Why does everything need to be served spicy now?   
    Not Jewish myself, but I worked for a kosher caterer.  Most of our jobs were at an affluent ortnodox synagogue in the suburbs.  They had a huge main kitchen that was ultra-kosher - actually two separate kitchens - meat and dairy.   But this synagogue was so big that they had a couple satellite kitchens - which were kosher enough - a single kitchen with meat on one side of the kitchen and dairy on the other side.  But the satellite kitchens weren't kosher enough for Passover - during Passover, they were closed and locked - nobody could go in them.
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    Rudynate got a reaction from tennisjock in Vin Marco   
    He's just about in contest shape. I never understood why he had no interest in competing.
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    Rudynate got a reaction from pubic_assistance in This Is The “World’s Healthiest” Food   
    Northern California
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    Rudynate got a reaction from pubic_assistance in This Is The “World’s Healthiest” Food   
    In this part of the country - almost any supermarket has it.
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    Rudynate got a reaction from pubic_assistance in This Is The “World’s Healthiest” Food   
    It's great - sort of like arugula.
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    Rudynate got a reaction from Your Man in Arlington in Providers: what makes you not watch the clock?   
    I have a good sense of time - I usually know, within 5 or 10 minutes or so,  what time it is.  I just know when I have about 15 minutes left on the clock - time enough to dress after a quick shower.  So. I'm the clockwatcher.
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    Rudynate got a reaction from + José Soplanucas in Providers: what makes you not watch the clock?   
    You really think you'll get any responses?  No one would want to admit to being a clockwatcher, but they also wouldn't want to raise a possible client's expectations.
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    Rudynate got a reaction from NYXboy in Providers: what makes you not watch the clock?   
    I have a good sense of time - I usually know, within 5 or 10 minutes or so,  what time it is.  I just know when I have about 15 minutes left on the clock - time enough to dress after a quick shower.  So. I'm the clockwatcher.
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    Rudynate got a reaction from marylander1940 in Providers: what makes you not watch the clock?   
    You really think you'll get any responses?  No one would want to admit to being a clockwatcher, but they also wouldn't want to raise a possible client's expectations.
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    Rudynate got a reaction from thomas in Gay people often have older brothers. Why? And does it matter?   
    Prior to meeting my husband, I had been in a few relationships that were all short-lived - the longest was a few months and I would characterize them all as flirtations or infatuations.  At some point, I diagnosed myself as having a classic gay man's fear of intimacy. Within 2 or 3 years after that I met my husband and we have been a couple for 32 years. 
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    Rudynate got a reaction from thomas in Providers: what makes you not watch the clock?   
    You really think you'll get any responses?  No one would want to admit to being a clockwatcher, but they also wouldn't want to raise a possible client's expectations.
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    Rudynate got a reaction from maninsoma in Providers: what makes you not watch the clock?   
    You really think you'll get any responses?  No one would want to admit to being a clockwatcher, but they also wouldn't want to raise a possible client's expectations.
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    Rudynate got a reaction from pubic_assistance in Providers: what makes you not watch the clock?   
    You really think you'll get any responses?  No one would want to admit to being a clockwatcher, but they also wouldn't want to raise a possible client's expectations.
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    Rudynate got a reaction from + Pensant in Providers: what makes you not watch the clock?   
    You really think you'll get any responses?  No one would want to admit to being a clockwatcher, but they also wouldn't want to raise a possible client's expectations.
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    Rudynate got a reaction from + Vegas_Millennial in Gay people often have older brothers. Why? And does it matter?   
    I come from a very large family and I have 3 sisters and 5 brothers. I'm the third child.  First and second children are both brothers.
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    Rudynate got a reaction from ShortCutie7 in Gay people often have older brothers. Why? And does it matter?   
    Prior to meeting my husband, I had been in a few relationships that were all short-lived - the longest was a few months and I would characterize them all as flirtations or infatuations.  At some point, I diagnosed myself as having a classic gay man's fear of intimacy. Within 2 or 3 years after that I met my husband and we have been a couple for 32 years. 
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    Rudynate got a reaction from Hot4latin in Large Nose = Large Penis?   
    I just look at a guy - and something about him either says "hung or "not hung."   I definitely go for big dicks, but it isn't a problem if a guy isn't hung big.   I'm mostly about the body and the ass.  Dick and face are secondary.
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    Rudynate reacted to myophile in Vin Marco   
    I’m hoping to see Vin on an east coast visit soon. He’s fired up his OF again and he looks fucking enormous, as well as insanely shredded — honestly, better than he’s ever looked in all the years I’ve followed him. He sent me a few photos, taken this morning — too good not to share with the rest of you filthy animals!
     




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    Rudynate got a reaction from pubic_assistance in Allergy season is here! Are you team Zyrtec, Allegra, Claritin, antihistamine?   
    Inhaled meds for respiratory problems are god-awful expensive.  For years, I got spiriva offshore because the copay was something ridiculous like $350.00.  Just recently it has come way down - i got a refill just recently and it was only $70 for 90 days' worth.
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    Rudynate got a reaction from thomas in This Is The “World’s Healthiest” Food   
    It's great - sort of like arugula.
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    Rudynate got a reaction from MikeBiDude in This Is The “World’s Healthiest” Food   
    It's great - sort of like arugula.
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    Rudynate got a reaction from samhexum in This Is The “World’s Healthiest” Food   
    It's great - sort of like arugula.
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