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Pretty dull, standard rom-com. (Does the flaming homo always have to be a comic sidekick?) The best scene was the mahjong match, where the play of specific tiles was a clever commentary on the narrative. Oh, and Pierre Png (Michael, a.k.a boy-toy) has great abs.

Yes. The tragedy of the closet, pictured.

You could always blast your junk with high intensity sound waves, said to remove the need for Viagra or Cialis. Not Nine Inch Nails, according to this Men’s Health article, but an innovative medical procedure: https://www.menshealth.com/sex-women/a19545512/extracorporeal-shock-wave-therapy/

Machu Picchu is staggering. (Almost as great as Borobudur.) Go.

The genius pyramid at Borobudur should definitely be on the list. Dump Christ the Redeemer and the Colosseum, which are both just vacuous “big things,” and there’s plenty of room.

It’s because his photos are fake too.

The mink coat was one of the greatest pieces of silent stage craft I’ve seen. Beyond diva.

Spanky gave a touching remembrance of Aretha: “I knew her well. She worked for me.” What a great president.*

Wrong. Aretha used her exceptional music for political purposes, to advance the Civil Rights movement. R-E-S-P-E-C-T is a profound political anthem, not a mere toe-tapping song. She vaulted to a higher level.

To be fair, Fox has never seen a black woman before, so they were confused.

NY Post Sleaze: "A strip club owner spotted pics of the hunky personal trainer online and lured him to the Big Apple with promises of easy cash dancing at a gay club." :rolleyes:

I wonder how much of the cash that the story says Uber is “burning” is going to the godawful advertising campaign designed to make us think that the sleazebags who started and who are running the company are actually swell people.

I am amused by stage names that are also double entendres. That is all.

Insightful? Helpful? Apparently a sense of humor is not among your other numerous assets.

I know nothing about this escort, but I do know that Christian power is highly overrated.

Another, better-written review -- and a scathing one at that. "The inept, painfully overlong “Brotherly Love” is a film so seemingly taken with its own endlessly campy, corny and clichéd self that, at nearly two hours, it contains maybe 30 minutes of flab. But even in a more condensed form, it would still be an unconvincing eye-roller. Writer-director-star Anthony J. Caruso isn’t fully up to any one of his tasks here..." http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/movies/la-et-mn-mini-brotherly-love-review-20180801-story.html

One (not especially well-written) review: "Caruso’s movie is one of those old-fashioned feel-good crowd pleasers that will appeal to all those who love a happy ending to their LGBT stories. His Vito is charming and funny and surrounded by a coterie of campy gay characters that border on stereotypes at times. His very modern approach to being a Catholic Father seemed a tad surreal at times especially for someone who puts great store on his vow of chastity yet still insisted on regularly exposing himself to temptations he knew that he simply could not resist. Kudos to Derek Babbs for adding an authentic sense of realism to the piece with his compelling nuanced performance as Gabe. Brotherly Love is an entertaining movie and perfect for a date night, especially if the other person is a Catholic priest." http://www.queerguru.com/2018/06/brotherly-love

Good news! Interesting that you suspect he has an addiction. Given your situation with him, draining the bank account and unable to quit, I wonder whether you do too. You might look into that. Good luck.

South Carolina. They started the Civil War too.

Generosity puts a nice, selfless glow on things, but I'm afraid it doesn't really describe your end of the transaction. gen·er·ous ˈjen(ə)rəs/ adjective adjective: generous (of a person) showing a readiness to give more of something, as money or time, than is strictly necessary or expected. "she was generous with her money"

Explains why they’re on their knees.

Now Cher needs to do a cameo in Star Wars IX, as Princess Leia’s grandma from the fourth dimension.

Oxford Comma resolves all ambiguity. For instance: https://rent.men/Oxfordcomma

I’m not certain, but I think Mary Martin’s home was in Palm Springs, although she expired in Rancho Mirage at the Eisenhower Medical Center. http://pscelebrityhomes.com/celebrity-index-m-o/mary-martin/