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It doesn't matter to me. If an advertisement is of no interest to me, I just move along.

I thought maybe others like myself who admire dancing abilities, while themselves having to focus intently to just navigate one foot before the other, might get some enjoyment/amusement from the following video clip: s

That is a beautiful thought, but I just know I would bond and have to face the eventual inevitable separation be it to another owner or demise.

I agree with those above regarding the tattoo. A tattoo of "Kill'em All" is a powerful indicator that the wearer has a radical and possibly harmful misperception of reality.

I ceased dog ownership after my third loss. I lost two to automobile strikes and the third one to cancer. The consuming grief from the third loss solidified my decision to forego any future dog ownership. My encounters with the dogs of neighbors sustain me for the present.

I believe I see one more at the top all the way to the right...not that I was looking that hard. 🤭

This morning the following email tidbit I received about TV transmissions roused my ire. I've been beginning to experience concern that my hearing may be diminishing. A case of the mumbles: If you find yourself turning on the subtitles to watch TV, you aren’t alone. About 50 percent of Americans — and the majority of young people — watch videos with captions on most of the time. Dialogue really is getting harder to understand, experts say, as TV speakers get thinner and weaker. And unlike traditional broadcasts, which adhered to a set volume limit, streaming services each have their own audio standards. Brian X. Chen, a Times tech writer, tested some technological remedies: Most helped, but none fully solved the problem.

The tenor featured above looks like he might have an appealing "cigar."

Second from the left looks like a "good flight." 😛

Kudos to all the green thumbs. Artificial greenery has perished in my care.

I have my doubts that genuine high-speed rail passenger service (200+ mph) in the U.S. will be available anytime soon due to the likely resistence to it by the domestic air carriers.

I'm drawn immediately to the yummy cutie standing all the way to the right.

Could be. In the "I Am Into" listing he has included "WS."

I just saw a tv report of how the fire was swept out into the harbor igniting numerous boats, prompting some observers to say the water was on fire. The scope and speed of this horror is biblical-like.

I'm for hirsute chests/arms/legs if the hair is plentiful and kempt.

Among other things! 😛

The director must be a big draw to be getting off with a suspension.

As I have mentioned elsewhere, the only men who look better wearing ink, to me, are on U.S. currency.

That massive stain on the front of his white briefs is an instant no-go for me. 😖

I'm just not doing it. If the individual appears to be male, it's "he/him," if the individual appears to be female, it's "she/her." Like it/lump it/kiss it!

Kudos for understanding the question. I would have had to ask for an explanation, revealing how out-of-touch I am.

His image suggests he keeps a neat workspace, I like that.

He has unbelievable serratus muscle development and definition. 😲