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mike carey

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  1. I suspect this applies only if you were travelling from another US city. I understand that a negative test result is required for all travel from outside the US, which he would be doing. As @WilliamM said, yes. On my trips to forum lunches in DC. I've left Canberra at about 9am and arrived in LAX at 6am the same day and in DC in the afternoon. So he most likely couldn't arrive in Chicago 'before he left' Sydney but certainly on the same day.
  2. I have no idea what the person who tweeted this image was talking about. (OK, so I admit I do.)
  3. The Thursday evening satire segment from the ABC TV news.
  4. It's really quite simple. The proximate cause was the way that the car was being driven. It can be simultaneously true that something else can be the reason that the manner of driving seemed necessary. It's perfectly rational to attribute her death to that indirect cause, in this case the behaviour of the media. It's a bit like blaming the former president for the Covid deaths on his watch. He clearly didn't personally infect the people with the disease, but his inaction created the conditions in which they did. Of course, the media didn't force the driver to drive the way he did, he could have driven like a little old lady on the way to church on Sunday, but he didn't, he drove like someone seeking to escape from perceived danger. Just because you don't see the link or accept the the validity of their assessment doesn't make the princes' attribution of blame to the media irrational.
  5. If not you are anonymous so presumably you can't be blocked individually. I don't know whether escorts can block all anonymous users (i.e. not registered and not logged in).
  6. You don't need to be a paid user to be blocked. If you register for a free account, then you can be blocked from viewing a profile while you are logged into the account.
  7. You can check to make sure by logging out of your account in the app and trying to open his profile.
  8. From what I've seen, yes.
  9. Another tangent, a lot of words have radically different meanings in certain contexts and among certain groups of people, and not just about sex. The word 'deadly' in English usage among Aboriginal Australians means excellent or very good. There are even Deadlys, a set of awards in the indigenous community.
  10. Some guys in these forums exude professionalism, others not so much. Some of those who do not, hold out enough hope that people will still try to hire them. Some guys in here will continue to engage with people whom they know can't see them any time soon. I dips me hat to them.
  11. All true, but sad to say I'll probably still try to hire him if I make it to Vegas again. There are other men in Vegas who I know will make me feel better on another night of my stay, so if his night I end up watching TV, so be it.
  12. Lol, 'give or take a month', that sort of sums up the last year. What time is it? October, I think.
  13. I'm blocked too, and I don't recall ever looking at his profile under any of the names listed above. I went back and looked at his profile in rentmen.eu where I'm not logged in and I don't recognise his photos or text. That said, there was an alleged provider who came here and said that he would block anyone who used this site, perhaps it was him. IDGAF.
  14. At the moment 'travel through' isn't something that is happening, but there are resident providers who fit that description. Seeing the personality of an escort through reviews or their contribution to a forum like this affects whatever initial desire to meet them that their ad generates. The testimonies about him and his comments here matter. A lot.
  15. So do I in cases like this, and right now any possibility of travel to the US is off the table, so the whole consideration is moot. BUT anal sex isn't everything and a romp and cuddle fest with a guy as hot as @asianmusclebttm is a seriously attractive prospect.
  16. That set me off, I'm still giggling. On line merchants still have some refining to do of their customer interfaces. Be thankful you were ordering beans and not peas.
  17. In googling it when this conversation was well under way, an explanation I read was that it purports to include marginalised groups. To me that is bullshit, 'folks' does not inherently include or exclude anyone.
  18. Interesting that you see it that way, I would see it as, well 'folksy', familiar or dialect rather than demeaning. I guess it can depend on who says it and how they say it.
  19. I would have thought another word for 'Californian going back to 1848' was 'Mexican'.
  20. I had noticed that about you. Among other things ...
  21. I thought this was a very profound thing when I saw it posted in the context of a discussion on mental health. In most countries (r added later) there are phone services you can call for help, in Australia one is Life Line on 131114.
  22. I'm so sorry we have to meet again in such trying circumstances, and this compounds my regrets that I came so close to being able to meet you when I was in DC for the 2016 forum lunch. People come and go from here and we often don't notice until someone, be it the poster or one of our other co-conspirators in this enterprise remark on it. You are one of those whose absence I had noted and wondered about, and missed their presence. Strength to the hands of your doctors but more so to you as you fight this. I know I am not alone in looking forward to your safe and healthy return both here and to a normal daily life. My fond thoughts are with you.
  23. Growing up I just drank milk, there were no different sorts of it, just full-cream pasteurised milk in glass bottles that the milk man collected to be refilled when they were empty. Cartons gradually became a thing as I got older, and milk started to be homogenised as an alternative to pasteurised. After moving between full cream and reduced fat milk over my life, always cows' milk, I've now settled on full cream homogenised. Reduced fat is a bit better in tea, but I don't like it in coffee, it's too thin. Recently I've seen regular pasteurised milk again, but the supply chain is longer so it's been in the bottles (now plastic of course) for a couple of days and the cream sets on the top of the milk, unlike the locally bottled milk of my childhood on which the cream at the top was still completely liquid. I also have a kilo bag of milk powder in the cupboard that I will use in cooking if I'm short of fresh milk, but I can't stand it to drink or in tea and coffee.
  24. Oh, I am also incredibly shallow, I love the wit and wisdom of Mr Nicholas (not Nichols), but I only dream of meeting him. Ok, so this post was incredibly cheap and shallow. Guilty. I know Ben will now unfriend me and ignore me, but I can cope. Sort of.
  25. Oh my God, salad and main at the same time? The inhumanity!
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