Keith30309

Interesting How does one learn more or contact him?

You said that about the cameras I put across from your building and nothing bad has happened so far.

There have been a couple of comments in the Forum about him but they’re difficult to find because of the common name. I’m not a masseur aficionado but my recollection was that he gave a nice, wholly-therapeutic massage. Others - please correct me if I’m mistaken.

I just spent one hour of a two hour appointment with Leo. I will definitely be submitting a review for this meeting. It’s rare that so many things go so wrong.

What was NOT a favorite was the Ram pickup truck commercial with the voiceover from a Martin Luther King sermon delivered at Ebenezer Church. The King Family Estate has had a history of crass commercialization of Dr King’s writings and recorded speeches, with lots of dramatic public intra-bickering over profit rights to his estate. I don’t think that commercial did much to burnish Ram’s image, whatever it is they may be trying to achieve.

Any recent personal interactions with Gio ???

Yes, but I’d keep my day job.

I haven't met any of these guys (above or below): Check out Ryan - https://rentmen.eu/RyanTurner . I believe @RyanTurner occasionally posts here and has a really good vibe and reviews. https://rentmen.eu/John_Atlanta gets universally good comments, though I'm not sure if he's muscular by this definition. https://rentmen.eu/RicardoMilos has been mentioned - I'd search the Forums for comments

By “mature” do you mean over a certain age? And “muscular” as in body-builder types ?

Ha! Review done. Now just lean forward so I can hit Send.

You may be right but i think that what the IRS, for example, CAN get is the records of buys & sells at exchanges within their legal grasp (you mention Coinbase, for example.... I think they already turn over records). And they can theoretically get my wallet information from an exchange where I bought or sold (assuming I did that.) or I was willing to give up that info - remember that a new wallet address is generated after every transaction for me (assuming I use it). However, what I believe to be more elusive are transfers outside the involvement of exchanges - between individuals, for example. A distributed ledger (which governments obviously monitor) does indeed mean that everyone acknowledges the validity of every transaction but that doesn’t mean that the identities of the transferring and receiving parties are decipherable and can be correlated to specific identities. In my hypothetical example of the bicycle and tomatoes the act which would cause alarm bells to ring would be your sudden selling of a large amount of BTC’s for which there was no corresponding buys (aggregated across all exchange data available). As with USD transactions, I believe the IRS only cares if you fail to report a gain from your tomato business. But DHS, Commerce and others would want to know where they came from and would be unable to know the source unless they found supporting information outside the ledger proving that you sold tomatoes to North Korea. I could be wrong... just a layman’s opinion.

If understand what you’re saying: suppose Greg pays me 1 BTC for a used bicycle and I then pay you 1 BTC for a bushel of tomatoes then a disinterested third party (like, for example, the IRS) can obtain independent records from somewhere other than the 3 of us documenting those two transactions?

In my humble opinion, BTC is far too volatile for a business to hold as payment for goods and services unless its real business is cryptocurrency speculation. However, I think it’s an excellent means of exchange... very simple, clean and available. Elegant. Unlike Venmo’ing USD’s, for example, which leaves a slug-like audit trail. (Just in case one is interested in these things).

Looked familiar to me too. Maybe it’s this Russian model: http://www.projectq.us/atlanta/sunday_sexy_russian_caught_california_dreamin?gid=11959 I thought it was weird when I tried to open the profile and I had been blocked already.

Nope. Purely speculative.

As @freecahill1965 indicated, he is pretty busy with other interests but I’d be patient and let him get back to you. He does have an awesome body but is pretty interesting to talk to.

I spent several hours with Enzo today and it was a terriffic time. He looks just like his pics, is very sharp (masters student) and a great conversationalist. He's a great kisser and is wonderful at exchanging affection in a sincere, sweet way.. and also playing with a more unleashed, Brazilian intensity. Review underway.

Happy Birthday Mike ! (Do toilets really flush counter-clockwise down there?)

Saw him again... good kisser, sensuous... smart guy. I'll write a review.... sorry, I'm behind on those.

This is amazing. http://shop.oxballs.com/images/1470697081833519743096.jpeg Before this country came on the scene, for thousands of years people did things the same way. Within 200 years of the advent of this nation, men were walking on the moon, and I want us to recognize this is the kind of people that we are. We're creative with a lot of ingenuity and a lot of energy. Ben Carson United States Secretary of Housing and Urban Development

Is it flambee'? I'll have some azithromycin and doxycycline on the side, please.

Ah - gotcha

How does that work on IG? Do you search on "escort" or find a photo of someone you like and simply message them? I stumbled across an IG of someone local I'd love to meet but there's no indication he'd be open to any sort of "targeting", if I understand you correctly.

+1 Amex is great for disputes... to the point where I have an iffy situation where I have reason to expect an issue I use my Amex rather than a Visa (where I might accumulate more valuable points.) I always use Amex for rental cars, despite the fact that other cards now have the same insurance protection.

https://www.moneytalksnews.com/heres-why-hotels-put-that-mysterious-hold-your-credit-card/ Lots of info on avoiding the problem but not much on resolving it once it's happened: “Completing the transaction is the best way to remove the hold,” says credit card expert Kevin Haney of A.S.K. Benefit Solutions. “The merchant charges the account for the final amount. The bank then releases the hold.” One bit of advice: Ask for a temporary credit-line increase. While this doesn't avoid holds, it's one tactic to cope. If you're going to be traveling and suspect that holds might eat up your available credit line, you can ask a credit card issuer to bump up your credit line for the duration of your trip. In theory the hold is supposed to be removed once the final charge is settled and posted.