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I think a low rate is often an indicator that it is a jack-off service only. I would pay for a great massage, some friendliness, and a happy ending.* *For example, we pray together on our knees. Separately.

I had let my NYT subscription lapse, but finally restarted and realized that I liked the layout better. The WaPo is also a bit more strident. They are the MSNBC of print, or so I think.

I know that @SundayZip is asking a specific question, but if anyone is interested there was another thread on newspapers in general: https://m4m-forum.org/threads/does-anyone-here-pay-for-print-news-newspaper.160232/#post-1981840 In that thread I wrote that my sister and I liked the WaPo more than the NYT. However, I have changed my mind since then.

@rocky Don't have dinner with exciting guys!

Just his ass? I'd eat that, but those lips, his face, his eyes, and no doubt, his cock!

I'll join the line too! Zac is friends, of a sort, with my nephew.

I saw another poster refer to a provider as a "specimen" today. I don't encourage use of that term to refer to human beings. Just my opinion, of course.

I am going to wait a long while. Vaccine first, and then immunity!

My mom loved to say "Clean your plate! There are children starving in China."

Huh. And here I thought it was "loser".

Strand sold out on the sweatshirt I tried to buy, so I am only getting a smaller item with their name on it. Glad they had such a good response, but I wanted that sweatshirt!

New Yorkers are so lucky...oops, I said that yesterday too! So many Asian masseurs, so little time. I like that this guy knows the importance of wearing a mask.

Most dangerous player award goes to...Justin Turner, the alleged covidiot!

I read your entire post when it had no white space, but it is easier for me to read now that you have included some white space. If an article is long and not spaced, I read it so long as it interests me, but admittedly the interest fades when it becomes too much work.

...or, your home can go up in value so much that you live for free for many years, then sell and still take away a hunk of cash. When the market was booming, that often happened.

New Yorkers are so lucky! It seems that each week someone posts about a hot masseur. Felix is hot. If I go to New York and there is no theater, I can spend the time getting massaged!

I don't understand this comment at all. The Strand is a New York institution. It has goodwill in droves due to its long history as a good source of books, new and old. Other bookstores gave up when the Strand hung in there. They earned the goodwill they have. Any book store still in existence can do the same thing that the Strand did and call for help. The response will be determined by how much goodwill they have earned.

Hehe...thank you! It was your post that prompted me to make the suggestion. ?

No one forced anyone to spend money at the Strand.

I noted this in another thread, but if you don't read that thread, you won't see it. So I post it here in case you are interested: Long posts need white spaces. It's as simple as that. If you want your post read in its entirety, then give it some space! White space is a design principle. Simply, the absence of text draws your eye to the text. It literally refers to the amount of space around and between the words. ... We should use white space because: It makes it easier for us to read. It draws the reader's attention to the text. It is uncluttered and calming. Sep 6, 2016 [/url] Designer Keith Robertson says:

I like the paragraphing in your post. The white space in between helps me stay focused on your writing. I notice that in many of the longer posts where white space is not used that my eye has trouble following. Maybe age, but I don't know the real reason why this is difficult for me. Here's my Google search result: White space is a design principle. Simply, the absence of text draws your eye to the text. It literally refers to the amount of space around and between the words. ... We should use white space because: It makes it easier for us to read. It draws the reader's attention to the text. It is uncluttered and calming. Sep 6, 2016

I will be interested in learning if you find a Black masseur in Palm Springs. The Black population is rather small.

The story of one flight lasting 7 hours and resulting in 13 of the 49 passengers getting COVID: https://www.washingtonpost.com/travel/2020/10/26/ireland-flight-covid/?itid=hp_travel

The plea for help has so far resulted in 25,000 online orders! https://www.washingtonpost.com/road-to-recovery/2020/10/26/strand-bookstore-new-york-coronavirus/

The SF Chronicle tells a tale of senior loneliness. It's subscription based, so here are some highlights: The concern is that the measures put in place to protect the generations of adults age 60 and over may be killing some of them, or profoundly disrupting their quality of life. Even as much of San Francisco and the rest of the Bay Area starts to reopen, many seniors still feel trapped and unable to go back to anything like normal life. It may be a year or longer before vaccines are widespread and the pandemic is truly over, which means it’s critical for older adults’ mental and physical health that more efforts be made to help them connect with the world outside their homes, advocates say... A UCSF study released last week reported older adults suffering from loneliness, depression and anxiety related to the pandemic. Only about a quarter of study participants used video technology to socialize, and less than half socialized on the internet... A comparison is made between seniors in facilities and those still at home... Older adults who live in the community often are alone, and in some ways it can be more challenging to find opportunities for them to socialize than it is for those in skilled nursing facilities. Many seniors say all of their previous options for being around others are now gone, whether it’s exercise classes and gardening clubs or gossiping with their hair stylist once a week. https://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/Bay-Area-seniors-struggle-with-isolation-15673820.php