Lucky

When I lived in New York, I couldn't have cared less that a dermatologist was gay. I wanted good, and I found one. But, that was a long time ago, so have no names.
The dermatologists in Palm Springs are a sorry lot in my experience.
Thinking about your post, do you want to have an erection when the hot gay doc takes the moles off of your butt? Or do you just want them off?

High heat is common across the US this weekend. Here in the California desert we expect to hit 114. Normally I would set the thermostat to 77, but with the A/C working so hard, it seemed best to give it a slight relief...78!
What is your thermostat setting? Is that your normal setting or is the heat causing a change?

Ah yes, tightie whities! Brings back vivid memories of high school and college gym locker rooms where I struggled to not look, failed miserably, tried to conceal my erection and hoped I wouldn't get pounded by the jocks. Is it any better today? Do straight guys just accept or ignore our obvious interest? I'm really curious. I haven't been in a locker room for probably forty years. What is the atmosphere like today? Are we allowed to look? I hope so. My very handsome, straight son says he takes another guy's interest as a compliment and just gently declines any offers.

I'd been in therapy for years but it was the former escort MIck, now retired, that got me to open up and talk about abuse, including sexual, that happened in childhood. He gave me my life and I am so much happier and better off for having met him. He's the first person I ever trusted - trusted to the point that when I bought a new apartment I called him for decorating advice. Truly, a kind and quality human being.

Tony Dow on Leave it to Beaver.

...but his look today turns me off! Plus, he allegedly likes ecstasy and cocaine!
https://www.theguardian.com/film/2020/jun/29/uk-judge-rules-against-johnny-depp-over-drugs-texts-in-libel-case

Today's paper pictures him passed out on the floor.

 
A columnist writes him off...
https://nypost.com/2020/07/08/johnny-depp-the-ultimate-gen-x-pinup-goes-out-with-a-sad-whimper/
I think it is all very sad.

Do both if you can. On the Argentinian side you get close up spectacular views of individual falls. On the Brazilian side you get an overview of what the whole ensemble of falls looks like. If you're so inclined, on the Brazilian side you can take a zodiac tour directly under some of the falls and get completely drenched.

How many people follow those rules? What happens if it is re-heated to only 100degrees?

You can eat pre-cooked cold foods out of the fridge, but if you re-heat the food it should be re-heated to 165 degrees, according to the USDA and the NSF (formerly known as the National Sanitation Foundation). The Mayo Clinic and The University of Wisconsin Extension recommend the same practice.

That's the part that doesn't make sense. If you can eat it cold straight out of the fridge, and if it can be out of refrigeration for 2 hours, why if heating it doesn't take longer than 2 hours -which it won't-should it have to reach 165 degrees?
 
Gman

I wonder how anyone took home fried chicken to a picnic in a basket these last 200-300 years and didn’t get sick? <BIG sarcasm emoji here>

So eating any cold food from the fridge that had previously been cooked is dangerous unless re-cooked? If that's so, a lot of sick people are still eating cold food!

So eating any cold food from the fridge that had previously been cooked is dangerous unless re-cooked? If that's so, a lot of sick people are still eating cold food!

Once it is cooked to a temperature of 165, then I don't think it needs re-cooking. Warm it to your taste and eat.

So eating any cold food from the fridge that had previously been cooked is dangerous unless re-cooked? If that's so, a lot of sick people are still eating cold food!

If you want a quality milkshake near me, you will be paying $7 most times. Maybe there are a few in the $6 range, but $7 isn't out of line. Lower than that are you are getting more milk than ice cream.

I haven’t tried to eat out yet. In my area, you cannot eat inside a restaurant, only outside. And quite frankly, I really don’t want to sit outside on a blistering summer day. I will continue to support my favorite restaurants with takeout, but it crushes me to say it will be a while before I eat out again.
 
New Normal SUCKS!

I just returned home after having my breakfast at one of my favorite restaurants in Monterey, CA. ...didn't like the entire experience at all. In fact, it saddened me to the point of my almost falling apart and bursting out in a geyser of tears. The ambiance was quite quiet at this once busy and rather vibrant venue, and although the food was tasty and flavorful as in the past, my sitting alone at a table that was virtually situated in the middle of the room and having folks pass by me (masked) but not being six feet apart, unnerved me and urged my paying the bill immediately after I'd finished. ...did not see any of the former personnel either which got me thinking as well as questioning. ...will return again but for pre-ordered take out until there is some semblance of normalcy.
 
Last week I visited another favorite restaurant of mine in Carmel, CA. Another patron and I were the only ones in this particular area of the restaurant throughout the entire time; thus I was all right. I felt comfortable and quite relaxed. In fact, while briefly chatting with my youngish waitperson, I found out that I have been frequenting this wonderful place since its inception of some thirty years.
 
The only thing that baffled me was the cost; I had spent twenty-one dollars for a Cajun turkey burger accompanied by a side of a very sizeable amount of steamed broccoli and separate sauce. I had a milkshake as well to the tune of $7.00 (much too high). But, all in all, I've always liked the ambiance and some of the cute men who've been my waitpersons during the time that I have been going. Am glad that that experience did not unnerve me as the one that I had earlier today (July 6, 2020).