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$400 and he is right here in Palm Springs. I know someone who would be quite interested, except for the rate and the screening! The only time I paid $400 (for time only!) I really lusted after the guy. It was $400 CDN, about $320 US. This was back when $200 was a going rate.

I saw an airplane toilet scene that was really hot with a really hot guy. Is this a genre?

Huge turmoil behind the scenes at the LA Times. Hard to believe... https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/business/story/2020-09-21/la-times-shaken-by-a-summer-of-turmoil-and-scandals

I agree with @xyz48B. Sometimes the older threads are not exactly the same, or are stale. A fresh look can take a fresh thread.

I don't think he should have charged or the socializing time, but then we always say rates are for time only, so he obviously can.

It's always worth a revisit. Is it erotica? Not explicitly. It certainly is on a higher level than the books I mention here.

Here's a story about one- the guy was killed. If he hadn't been jacking off, the cop would never have shown up. Odd that the cop got the hand injury! SAN DIEGO -- San Diego police are investigating an officer-involved shooting of a naked man who was masturbating alongside a public bike path. Problems Started Almost Immediately The shooting occurred where the path passes under Interstate 8, near the city's Ocean Beach/Mission Beach area, police reported. Patrol officers had gone to the area about a half-hour earlier on reports of a naked man masturbating in public view, the San Diego Police Department's Bill Robinson said. "The officer contacted him and initially, I was told, the man was laying on his side and for whatever reason the guy got up and started fighting with the officer," Capt. Ron Newman said. According to police, the officer tried using mace and using a restraining hold, but without success. Newman said the officer drew his gun when the man grabbed a large rock. The shooting victim was fatally wounded, affiliate Web site TheSanDiegoChannel.com reported. The officer also sustained a minor hand injury. In another case, a woman who allegedly caught her boss masturbating was fired on the spot! https://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/ny-investment-bank-sex-harassment-suit-20200922-lpzy7qylkzaljbd2jfty7nmbgm-story.html

If the escort has to fake being happy while having sex me, well, so what? Sure, I prefer he enjoys it too but as long as he seems happy I function well. A guy who is lackluster often sees me leaving the room. Well, one guy.

Lucky New Yorkers get hot Asians, massage, and maybe more!

Since I like smooth, I will ask if not sure. Hairless anal a big plus.

And I like Maggie Haberman's work a lot.

Born nude, sleep nude. It's God's way.

My guess is that plenty of gay men who prided themselves on being physically fit have lost some of their fitness with the gyms closed or unsafe. Bodybuilders may be the exception. May.

I am considering dropping the $20 a month LA Times with Sunday delivery. In return I would get the NY Times with weekend delivery at $30 for the first year. But without Broadway, will the NY Times be worth it over the LA Times?

What staying at the sauna is like or staying in Bangkok? I think you mean the sauna. I have never considered it a place to stay when Bangkok has so many fine hotels at reasonable prices. I wish I was there now. ALSO: @g56whiz Why use the initials BBK? Bangkok would be BKK. The sauna name does not have either. Just askin'. You know I love you!

Do you get print editions at your home in Dallas? I assume the DMN and the NYT, but the others?

My sister and I both have found the WAPO more to our tastes than the NYTimes.

I still haven't been able to sign up for Instagram. Something messed up in the process. Then I wouldn't know how to navigate it once I am in.

It doesn't take long to keep up with the Sunday LA Times. It has the heft of the old Friday edition. Lack of classified ads mean less paper, but also less staff writing articles.

For many, if not most people, fat is a matter of exercise and diet needing work. But for those with glandular problems or hereditary fat, for example, I doubt it is funny at all. If it is, they are the ones who should be making the jokes, not us. We are all dealt challenges in life and have to accept them if we want to move forward. (This from a guy who has lost 40 pounds!)

BTW, the NY Times offer is for the National Edition. I forgot to mention that I get the digital SF Chronicle. It was $99 for two years! But, as you can see, I get a lot of digital when I want print.

Recently I read a romance/erotic novel called Rocking the Boat, by Christopher Koehler. It is a reworking of an earlier 2011 version. I liked it. It is very masculine with a college rowing setting. The coach fell for a rower so it was a bit predictable. The erotic aspects worked well enough. I voted one dick up for that, (that's the highest rating!) but four stars for the novel. I remember the early novel The Lord Won't Mind, I have an original copy somewhere, but on Amazon a Second Print copy sells for $986, or $967 used. Written by Gordon Merrick as part of what became a trilogy, it started out as a regular novel with gay characters, but the more you read the more your dick twitched. I liked it, but never read the following two novels. For whatever reason, a copy of the novel from the first print is only $95. It was a pioneer novel in gay fiction. I don't read much erotica what with computer porn, but it is a different experience. Your dick twitches for hours if the book is good. Some times the book even has a climax. But I do have a trade paperback of The Erotic Fiction of R.J. March called Looking for Trouble. It came out in 1999, but I have only read snippets of it. It doesn't seem as good as Rocking the Boat or The Lord Won't Mind. Of this novel, Amazon says: "R. J. March is generally acknowledged as the best and most prolific writer of gay erotic fiction. His emphasis on strong characterizations and unusual plot lines have raised his work far above the standard expected of erotic fiction, while never failing to deliver the goods. His work appears regularly in such publications as Men, Freshmen, and Unzipped. Looking for Trouble collects the 25 hottest, most tantalizing, most intriguing of his stories. No gay man will leave the pages of this book unsatisfied." It has 8 five-star reviews, so those men must be satisfied!. One last comment...why is so much gay male fiction written by women?

Given the headline, I thought you were going to tell us!

Yesterday I received an offer from the NY Times. I could get the print edition on weekends (Fri-Sun) and everyday digital access. The offer was for one year at $390. After that it doubled to $780. I get the Sunday LA Times and digital for about $20 a month- $240 annually. I get the digital Washington Post for $99 a year, but first-timers can get it for $29. I get the digital Desert Sun which is like saying that I get air since it is so minimal, but $59 a year. The Wall Street Journal is impossible. Even the discount offers are high. What about you? Any good ones?

The rent eventually comes with a price, but I think you misunderstand. You seem capable of great kindness so it catches my attention when you are mean. I only want you to be the best poster that you can be. Yes, you start too many threads, but if no one minds, what's the problem? Especially since you are aware of the issue. That's a step forward for which I commend you. And it was nice of you to yield to sync. Everyone should have a chance to start threads, don't you agree? You keep moving forward, and I like that. Have a good night. See you in the morning.