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I tend to agree. Non of the images display a massage table or any other massage paraphernalia.

Should a certain political initiative prevail in November, LGBTQ+ intolerance could resurface monumentally.

I'll take a dozen. 😆

Your resolve is canonization-worthy. I would have thrown up my hands long ago.

I'm not sure I would have the "balls" to consent to having the amputation. 😵‍💫

Way back when, while strolling in NY's Central Park, I happened upon a luscious Latino twunk who needed some "attention." Not before nor since have I experienced access to such a large and beautiful scrotum. Twas glorious! 🙃

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No offense intended, but my focus is legs, and his legs do not appear to me to be a soccer-player's legs.

Ready "oar" not...😛

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Of all the emotionally moving references above, I am most moved by: One shrewd thing my mother said to me when I was a kid was: “Just in case, if anything ever happens to me – or your dad – after we’ve had an argument, or you’ve said something you regret, I want you to know that I forgive you, and I love you.”

I'm wondering how recent Boeing events have/have not impacted Boeing's current production of the next Air Force One. Thus far, the first flight for the program has been pushed back another 16 months to March 2026.

Perhaps they have misconstrued the meaning of "pulling a train." 😆

It's probably an omen. As I look around society, it is very evident that humanity is devolving into a lower animal state.

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My perception is that immediate termination would be very much more preferable to the horrors of survival.

I have no supporting data, but it could be attendance is being affected by the warnings of terrorists targeting Pride gatherings.

I agree. The concept of "comfortable" is very individual, however, I'm certain there are many in NYC who would be able to be quite comfortable with a salary of $114K sans living in Queens, eating fast food, or a yearly visit to Disneyland. When I was employed in NYC, I lived in Woodside, Queens, which was just close enough to the Manhattan madness for me. 😄

I find the Townhouse a comfortable ambiance for my advanced age. I also sometimes drop in at Uncle Charlie's because of its proximity to Grand Central Station. When I've been there it's been generally a 30+ crowd that doesn't recoil from seniors. In the better good old days there was a bar specifically oriented for seniors on East 53rd Street named the GH Club that was a hoot. I was so hoping it would survive into my aging years, but it bit-the-dust some time ago.

When I was young such inquiries were intimidating. Now it's: "You are a long way from knowing me well enough to invade my personal life."