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Excellent observation! Apparently there is a way to prevent your profile from appearing in search results yet remain active. Blake has a current profile on M4RN but I've never seen his RM profile.

Very much a babe! I'm keeping an eye on him... his profile says he's been active since June 7 yet only appeared in Atlanta within the last couple of weeks. There's a pattern of new guys popping up for a few weeks then disappearing; I'm not sure what's going on with them but hypothesize that they start escorting and decide it's not their thing. I'm hesitant to hire someone until they have some time under their belt and, preferably, word of client experience. Hiring someone who really doesn't want to be there is a pretty unpleasant experience.

* GASP !!! *

These are all very hot (well, most of them ) but the thing that strikes me about this thread is what is on the other side of the camera. It feels a little pervy to surreptitiously take pics of people without their knowledge, much less consent.

I just linked my accounts and my SPG gold transferred to my MR status as advertised. That said, I'm trying to figure out how this is ultimately beneficial to me as primarily SPG. It means that I'll be competing with all the Marriott gold members for room upgrades. On the other hand, I'll get Marriott free lounge access and breakfast (at certain brands)... not a big deal to me. For the road warriors out there - any insight?

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YIKES !!! Ooohhhh!!! You're gunna get it !!!

I've noticed the same thing - I've wondered if that is because it's easier to dash off a couple of sentences than to sit and think thru the contents of a review. I get lots of PM's inquiring about guys for whom I've submitted a review and it's really odd. I enjoy writing (positive) reviews - it allows me to relive the experience and think about all the wonderful elements of being with someone.

I had always been reticent to post a negative review - at first because I was a newb but then for the reason you mention. My calculus changed after a particularly unpleasant meeting with a guy who was a clear rip-off artist. I'm a bit more comfortable writing "satisfactory" reviews but take a couple of days to mull my opinions: did I have unrealistic expectations, is there some emotional element that is the true cause of the negative experience, is it simply a matter of chemistry, etc. When I do write the review I try to include only facts - no inferences - and be clear about the effect of what occurred. For example "John met me in his hotel lobby 10 minutes after the start time. I stepped on a used condom beside his bed. John ushered me out of his room 15 minutes before the end of our 2-hr time." (This actually occurred.) You can infer and assume lots of things but including only facts in a review that isn't going to be glowingly positive can help diffuse conflict, or at least keep any ensuing dialogue from degrading into a bitchfest. "John treated me like crap" isn't particularly helpful or likely to go well with John's 500 best friends. If a session wasn't good but there are no facts then there's likely an emotional element to my reaction and I do not write a review (but perhaps make a Forum comment that John's pictures are accurate and that he is who he says). There simply wasn't any chemistry. In the vast majority of cases I'm excited about penning a glowing review and add to the usual facts lots of inferences and opinions. Given that we're moving away explicitly detailed descriptions of physical encounters ("John rimmed me like a jackhammer in a chuck roast") I've begun describing how the companion made me feel emotionally: valued, desired, cared-about, elated, fulfilled, etc., This is basically answering the question I always ask myself before meeting someone new: how am I likely to feel after meeting this person. If someone takes exception to one of the handful of negative reviews I've submitted then we'll be discussing facts rather than opinions.

Anyone have any experiential info with Devin Dixon? There's an old thread with minimal info. He has an from 2012 on YouTube and a Twitter. There's also a fair bit of video done with Falcon, Lucas and Next Door Tinks (cute!).

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That's interesting - I'd have thought that boarding from the last row forward would be the most efficient. I recall Delta tried that for a time several years ago but stopped - I assume so they could give those with a loyalty status a perk that didn't cost them anything.

"DentuCream?! Thank you - I hate that feeling of a piece of food stuck between my teeth and gums!"

"You're welcome ma'am. Six grand children you say! And your apartment is in this block?"

Be careful with the Pope. I rented my beach condo to a rep from The Wholly Sea (like an AirBnB for beach properties) last December and they trashed the place. The guy said it was just going to be a man, woman and baby and maybe their donkey (which I nixed because of our no pet policy) with that 3 other guys might drop by. 13 guys showed up! Food everywhere, all the sinks, toilets and bathtubs were filled with wine, there were dead fish all over the pool deck and some kind of reddish stains by all the doors. The only good part is that I had an old 36" flat screen TV that was dead that suddenly started working again.

Damn Brian - I'm so sorry... I can only imagine how hard this must be. I'm thinking about you big guy. <3

Hmmmm - Hunter Fluid

Yes, absolutely... There's so many thoughts and feelings that can be expressed thru kissing it IS like a conversation.

Oh my... well, I wish I looked as good as he does now when I was half his age.

Is this the same guy from 10 years ago? http://www.chaosmen.com/showgal.php?g=content/CM/video/2006/53-jonatan_skyler_wrapped/349/7_1&s=34

He's traveling thru Texas... I'm sensing a recurring theme of "pounding"...

I've become pathetically anal about getting myself put together on the shuttle ride to the airport getting ready for the pre-check line and boarding.... watch and pen goes in the top zipper pouch of my backpack, wallet (minus global entry ID) goes in on top... ear buds go in my shirt pocket (they pass thru security) and phone goes in on top of wallet after the boarding pass scan... iPad goes in front pocket of backpack pre-security, then comes back out pre-boarding. My hanging toiletry kit stays packed all the time, home or away, so I don't sit and worry about what I might have forgotten (like my tiny can of Lysol spray for the hotel room TV remote, phone, light switch, etc. - I saw on TV once where some people have SEX in those rooms and there's a major ick element to touching a spooge-encrusted toilet handle). If I deviate from this I become completely dysfunctional. http://memeshappen.com/media/created/Ten-Minutes-til-wapner-definitely-trump-I39m-an-eXcellent-Driver-meme-50099.jpg

I've talked in advance with a tiny minority of guys I've met. Excluding those who have stood me up I have had largely good luck by written communication. Go figure.

Very simply, it is a perk for frequent flyers. Delta boards in order of 1) anyone needing special assistance (which should be wheelchairs & baby carriages but is abused at times), 2) first class and diamond medallion, 3) skymember premium plus those who've paid extra for a "comfort" class seat, then, zones 1, 2, etc. It's one of the few free things they can offer frequent flyers (as opposed to a free upgrade to first which they can instead sell to a coach pax for dollars or points). Logistically it is a little backwards since the groups who board first tend to be toward the front and on the aisles but getting on early gives you a much better shot at the much-coveted overhead bin space.

I really don't understand Delta's jetway "valet" service. It encourages people to bring aboard large roller bags by allowing them to skip the $25 checked bag fee and avoid the wait at baggage claim. I assume it is the lesser of the evils compared to delayed take offs. On the other hand, charging for carry-on's creates a bunch of arguments about what a 'personal article' is and makes you look like Spirit. It's a no win.