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Holy moly, I wouldn't stop until my tongue was all gone! 😛

I would be the one needing the knee wrap. 😛

"You have to aim high to hit high." 😄

That third image looks like an anal tongue depressor! 😮

I am in no way categorically anti-straight, but when a "provider" in a masseur/escort venue identifies himself as "straight," I pass.

https://rentmasseur.com/MassagebyRENE Couldn't find "LA Masseur."

Courtesy of @mattr in the "Reasons to love Football" thread:

A few different angles:

Back in the day I often fantasized about getting Tom Welling "under the influence."

I'm not complaining, but he looks like a lot of beef for 180 lbs.

Children know what they are taught/see/hear. If/when we have more positive adult role models, we will have a more stable, productive population of young people.

Wow! The decline in my libido came in the nick of time. 😝

I was hoping that also, but he does not identify himself as Latin.

Kudos to those who can walk away after being nailed by that hammer. 😐

So many times I was ready to engage Andres, but every time I was ready, he had taken on more ink, which became too much for my aversion to ink. At the time Andres began as a provider, I was introduced to him socially by his boyfriend at the time. Andres was very personable and very hot looking.

Actually, I just found an explanation: The Yeo portrait If the first official portrait of the King to be unveiled since his Coronation is anything to go by, symbols of his devotion to ecological causes are likely to remain a leading leitmotif of royal iconography throughout his reign. The larger-than-life likeness, which measures 8ft 6in by 6ft 6in, is the work of British artist Jonathan Yeo, who has previously painted the King's father, Prince Philip, the late Duke of Edinburgh, and Charles's wife, Queen Camilla. Here, the uniformed figure of Charles appears to be emerging from a heavy haze – a vivid vermillion mist that tinges everything save the King's incongruously serene face, his sympathetic hands (which rest on his sword's pommel), and a small monarch butterfly about to land on his sovereign shoulder.

Hmmm, Mancini, Ferrante & Teicher, Mantovani, 101 Strings, so many. I'm easy. 😄

I'm in for subdued orchestral easy listening.