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A sadly cropped picture!

It was last Friday afternoon when we last heard from @BuffaloKyle. We all know that Buffalo suffered a huge storm so I am not surprised that we haven't yet heard from him. I hope he is well and that the storm was manageable on his end. Naturally, I hope he checks in soon. By Friday I might get worried!

I really enjoyed The Recruit. Noah Centineo made the show with his charm.

So where's mine?

The NY Post has kindly brought to our attention the case of a handsome blond tourist in Pattaya Thailand filmed having sex in public! Horrors! We all know what a bastion of morality Pattaya is, so if enough of us join the hunt, perhaps this man can be found and made to come to his senses. Or, we could administer justice right there on the street, punishing his offending member by lashings with the tongue! Here's the link, with no paywall: https://nypost.com/2022/12/26/cops-hunt-disgusting-tourist-filmed-having-sex-on-busy-road/ Here's who we seek to bring to justice: Don't let him get away!

Sounds like joy to @Vegas_nw1982!

I feel bad for Santa and his reindeer having to travel the world in this cold.

I would expect that if the escort is not in church tomorrow, he is at least spending the day with family.

Palm Springs temps in the low 80's this weekend. A welcome relief after some cold mornings in the 40's.

And you consider asking his reason to be a swipe? Dead lift indeed.

I wish that all escorts liked Asian men as much as I do. But some don't and they shouldn't take Asian clients.

Why is it important? You don't really say.

I'd have no hesitation in hiring him except that an incall rate of $200 is steep! And he's just down the street!

Why, the cum fairy does!

Are we going to get a trip report? What did you do for fun? Where did you eat? What was your general impression? How were the men? et cetera et cetera et cetera!!! (new thread okay!)

In his thread, @José Soplanucas makes it clear that 202 is open. It isn't hard to find out from other threads that 117 is also open. Thus I understand the question posed above. Why some people cannot do a little work themselves to get answers to such easy questions escapes me.

The problem appears to have been with the mouse. I switched it out and am now having access to my computer.

The request that I sent to @Charlie was type on my phone. This note is being typed on my IPad. i did a Windows update and then lost access to my computer. I cannot sign in as the password is rapidly auto filled and always wrong. When I could sign in, Th pages kept reverting to the top. If I tried to type, the letters made no sense. The IPad loads very slowly, so it is not real good for surfing the Internet. Any help getting me back online is appreciated.

See my review of the novel Fire Season in the Literature forum! Two pitchers fall in love.

Who decides if one is a bear? Is there a test, a panel of judges, or is it simply something one declares about himself? I assume hairiness is a prerequisite, but then, if I knew I wouldn't be positing questions!

The best contemporary romance novel of the year is Fire Season, by KD Casey, according to the NY Times. Fire Season involves 2 baseball players, one a Cy Young Award winner, the other a pitcher perhaps nearing the end of his career. I bought the novel for $4.99 on Amazon- the Kindle version that is. Is it a really good, knock your socks off novel? I didn't think so, but that doesn't mean that I didn't enjoy it. The two players, both pitchers when you might think it should be a pitcher and a catcher, have both been married to women. Their romance takes time to build up. But, since there are sex scenes and it is a romance novel, the reader knows they will get together. Can they keep it from their teammates? How will their wives react? Will I get a boner reading the sex scenes? KD Casey it is revealed is a woman. She apparently likes baseball and gets all those details accurately. Most gay romance novels seem to be written by women, and many times the sex scenes make one wonder how they could get man on man action so right. Casey does a good job here, especially in the first scene. I do admit to being confused at some of the action as I coouldn't really tell what the boys were doing at certain points. Anyway, you like romance novels, you should like Fire Season. Olivia. Waite of the NY Times writes: For too long, I’d been craving a baseball romance book by an author who loves baseball and romance equally, and along came KD Casey’s FIRE SEASON (Carina Press, ebook, $4.99), the story of two major-league pitchers who become roommates and then considerably more. Casey’s work feels as supple and lived-in as a fielder’s favorite glove, resilient but never rough, and the difficulties of queer identity in an entrenchedly heterosexual industry are handled with care but never allowed to steal the limelight from her heroes.

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