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I should have said that this was not a random comment now the ad has been posted here, I had said this in reply to a DM about the image yesterday. At the time I speculated that my doubts could have been a result of the time since I had met Mike, so my memory could have been faltering or he could have changed. I'm glad that the identity of the man in the ad has now been confirmed.
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Serena says she handles post-match press conferences by reminding herself that she can play better than any of the journalists, none of them can hold a candle to her on the court. And at ABC Sport's web site, Tracey Holmes notes that the powers that be at the four grand slams have comprehensively lost the public relations battle they had been involved in over Ms Osaka. In fact, they have gone down in straight sets, then failed to show up at the media conference. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-06-02/grand-slam-bosses-respond-poorly-to-osaka-french-open-withdrawal/100185462
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What's a question you absolutely hate being asked?
mike carey replied to + 7829V's topic in The Lounge
I wish I could think quickly enough to ask a woman who asked me that sort of question about her wife. -
That was what I thought, looked a lot like him but something wasn't right.
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I thought I needed to make it clear that I recognise it's easy for me to be confident at a distance, and to implicitly acknowledge that close up it may not be so easy.
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Hell, why is this so difficult? You've been eyeing him off for ages, and he's now made an offer. Not the one you expected or probably even considered, but an offer nevertheless. If money hadn't been part of the equation you would probably have had sex that night, but not knowing you have hired before, he is conscious that hiring might be something that would be cautious about so gave you time to think. On your side of the table, you have been hiring since, oh, about forever, so the concept of hiring someone is not challenging. I totally get that you might have preferred an offer not involving money, but since that wasn't what you received, and you've already established a cordial relationship,, if you're going to hire, why not him? All that aside, I'm not you, and not being the one who was propositioned it's easy for me to have an opinion of what for me is a hypothetical situation, whereas it's real for you.
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Will 'Scort Be Replaced by "Rovider?
mike carey replied to + Lucky's topic in Questions About Hiring
If that is the case, what is the word for which S is the intial, that results in the abbreviation S-cort? -
As Dan Savage says, 'Fcuk first'!
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I echo the other comments, if Mike wants to be in an ad, whether that is in the 'acceptable' norms here or not, he can do that. I just want to meet @Mikegaiteagain, he is the hottest man I have spent any time with!
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Some Nicholas person didn't respond to one of my tweets! The very idea!! If I ever meet him, I will have to have a very candid conversation.
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I have met him too, although not in the biblical sense. Your description sounds just like the man I met.
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How would you rank the importance of these factors with your hires?
mike carey replied to BrklynNYC's topic in The Deli
For me, personality is king, but you don't always know that until you actually meet. The other three all fit into an amalgam, there's a threshold for each as a starting point, but body is probably the biggest consideration. (And I use the word 'biggest' advisedly.) I doubt I would hire anyone based on any one of the criteria, I'd try to build a picture of how they factor into the person I'd hire. How any first meeting worked is also a big factor on whether I'd see them again. Tonight I contacted a guy who I probably wouldn't have picked based on any of the three physical criteria above, but there was something intriguing about his ad and reviews, and in his replies he sounds real and grounded. Doesn't mean I'll meet him (he's in Sydney) but I won't rule it out. -
Over at OMAAT, I saw in a thread about the B787 window dimmers (first world problem right there) where someone had said that was a reason they preferred the A350, another poster asked why on earth anyone would prefer a surrender monkey aircraft to a good patriotic all-Murican Boeing (or words to that effect, the Boeing bit; the Airbus part is a direct quote). Would it be too simplistic to suggest, 'Because they know what they are doing'?
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It's an oldie, but no less valid for its age, those that mind don't matter, and those that matter don't mind.
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A couple of days ago was International Bee Day, for all the reasons you'd expect related to climate change, the threat that loss of bees would have on crops that rely on them for pollination, and the prevalence of the veroa mite. i'd heard about it and got all the reasons that it was important, but then I heard it referenced without any context a day or so later, and my immediate (though thankfully brief) thought was, 'What the hell is an international bide... Oh, right!'.
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There are some things the world does not need, me having or even being part of an OnlyFans page is high on that list! Then again..
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If only I could meet you, we could provide a photo of how it was done. That is, assuming it is possible, but even if it's not, trying to achieve it could be fun.
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@rvwnsdI agree it is odd, but if he can churn through names and still attract a clientele, good luck to him. He does have a web site (that could use some professional help btw) and there have been respected posters here who swear by him. He does talk up a storm! I'd certainly give him a run, but there are other guys in the US that would be above him on my list, including a few in NYC. (And San Antonio.)
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You could always book him and ask him to demonstrate.
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You're absolutely right, there is a variety of escorts offering different things, and there are clients out there looking for escorts at every point on that spectrum. Not all escorts convey the range of their capabilities (or preferences) in their ads. I've had exchanges with escorts in person (social settings), in here and on social media that convince my they are the sort of man I want to hire (and a few that push me in the other direction). I had one of those good conversations just last night in RM messenger (shame about the border restrictions).
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Will 'Scort Be Replaced by "Rovider?
mike carey replied to + Lucky's topic in Questions About Hiring
Then uck me? -
He's been discussed here for quite some time, but his RM ad only dates from 26 Jan, so you're looking at four months' worth of RM reviews. It would seem that unlike some other escorts who change their handle on an existing ad (and all their history, including reviews, carries over between different names), he closed his previous one and started afresh.
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What they can achieve is situational. In many circumstances it achieves nothing. Up until today, the contact tracing people in Melbourne were able to identify and isolate all the contacts of a case (both people they knew they had been with, and people who had been to places the cases had visited) within 24 hours, and second level contacts in an additional 24 hours. When they could do that they were confident that they had identified everyone who was likely to have been in the chain of contact from each positive case. So, they were confident that on the balance of probabilities there were no undetected cases out there. Today, the number of locations of concern, and the number of people they needed to contact exceeded the number they could contact within the 24 hour limit. So, they are no longer confident that they can identify everyone who might be infected, and therefore likely to be a vector. So rather than tell a known list of people to stay isolated, a lockdown treats everyone as a possible contact and reduces the number of people anyone who was an actual undetected case of disease can pass it on to. The intention is to slow the spread so contact tracing can keep up again. The lockdowns have typically been three to seven days, in which time any cases that had slipped through the contact tracing system should have manifested. So far, these have succeeded in stopping outbreaks in their tracks. (During the lockdown what they are concerned are new cases with no known source, not those that can be linked to a known source. After a week of no 'unknown' cases the health authorities will be confident that they have the outbreak contained.) The debate here hasn't been whether it should have been done, but whether they waited a day too long. Clearly this can only work well here because the background level of community infection is effectively zero.
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Reactions (split from NOTIFICATIONS thread)
mike carey replied to HotWhiteThirties's topic in Feedback
I had the impression that there are some members whose only contribution to the forum was to attach a 'bomb' to other members' posts.
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