mike carey

I saw it as a sign too. That he is new to this and honestly hadn't thought about it. I'm not sure every new provider starts with the idea of taking appointments of more than an hour or so, so the idea of an overnight may not be something that occurs to them, or if it does that it's something to think about when someone asks.

Combined thread using his new handle.

Gentlemen, the moderators are reviewing this thread. We have already removed some inappropriate comments from the thread, but some members will see some that remain as also being questionable. Kindly stick to the topic and refrain from commentary on your fellow posters or on escorts. As always, it should go without saying to avoid any political commentary.

@tassojunior made a timely intervention in the Friday Funnies thread: This may be true, but it does have an uncanny ability to alert others.

On your RM dashboard there's an option that hides the fact that you have viewed escorts' profiles. Select that (as illustrated below from the laptop version of RM) and they won't know.

I'm fairly sure it was Elaine Paige I saw in London.

My experience started with high school performances of Gilbert and Sullivan operettas, they were such fun to perform in even with the months of learning and rehearsals that were involved. They are wonderful vehicles to portray the politics and society of any day, I recall one Canadian version with references to bilingualism. My small town had a theatrical society and a choral society that I recall together putting on a version of Oklahoma. A change to the script to say 'Back to Soraya', a reference to the wife of the Shah, brought the house down. My mother played Aunt Eller. The first of the 'modern' musicals I recall taking my interest was Don't Cry for Me Argentina via its concept album (I think it was Julie Covington's voice wot dun it), and later on stage in the West End.

The subject of giving in to stereotypes belongs in the Lounge, but when the topic pivots, as this one has in the first post, to one that belongs in another forum it makes sense to move it there. Since we are talking about musicals, which are staged in theatres, but also find their way onto screens large and small, there are several forums to choose from. To me they are primarily stage performances so I'll move it there. Until the catcalls start ...

@samhexum is always playing the goat, it seems, and not the GOAT.

My idea for any hire is at least two hours as one seems too rushed especially if there's a 'getting to know you' element to the session. Usually works, although there have been occasions where the escort didn't notice, or ignored my request for two, and wound the session up after one. I have been grateful for some of those misunderstandings. For some, the second hour became a chore. In subsequent meetings, two, maybe three hours or an overnight when I know them better. There is really no right or wrong answer. Some appointments work, regardless of length, others don't. You won't know until you meet your man. If one hour turns out to be the right answer for a particular escort, I would tend not to repeat, but that's me. I don't hire frequently, and I can and so I can afford to have a longer session, they can be more relaxed and varied.

These simple verities are so often a mystery to certain people. Tea bags and pouring milk into hot tea?? May the saints preserve us.

Most unlikely, if that were the case it's unlikely that his account would have been deactivated.

I've worked out what probably happened as I was able to make the same thing happen (without actually posting it to the thread). That text was in a post that Samhexum posted, and you quoted his post to comment on it. It appears that @Archangel in turn quoted that paragraph from where you had quoted it in your comment, and when he did so our software attributed the text to you and not to Sam. (Anything quoted in a comment becomes isolated text, not something linked to the post it came from, apart from the label on the box in which it is quoted.)

I wonder if they gave him a tip? Or VV.

There is a newer thread for the 2025 edition of this event. Please post comments about it in that thread.

We've merged this new thread with the one you created in December.

Don't tell @nycman where 'outside of Queens' that was ...... He would never take that PATH!!

No one who knew you from here would hate you, although I concede others might. In my particular circumstances where I'd be unlikely to still be in town when you had recovered, I'd probably invite you to lunch while I was there.

Frederik X has a lot to answer for! Plus sailing yachts in the Olympics!

Noodles are still noodles!

From your post in the Spa, I assume that you are referring to the one on the Bay Area, not the one in Costa Rica?

Talk about someone living rent-free in someone else's head!

Gentlemen, this thread is fine. So far. It's about an article describing one family's journey that happens to have a religious theme attached. We can talk about the humanity involved or the article itself without venturing into any details about the rights and wrongs of the belief systems that prompted the father's self-reflection.

If someone is looking for Italians, Bangkok is not the choice of destinations I would expect, but if I had decided to go to Bangkok (for whatever reason), I would certainly look at who was there regardless of nationality. Usually 'going local' would be the aim, but hey, why rule out imported fare? Or in this case, plan for it.

Thanks for posting this @Rod Hagen. I read the article a few days ago, it's a heartwarming, and I found emotional account of a Christian forced to consider his long held views when they collided with his love for his son.