mike carey

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It's an opportunity for escorts and clients who have chatted in the forum to meet in the flesh. There are no specific aims beyond that. People no doubt do pair off, clients do contract with a provider to accompany them to the events but that's incidental to it. I attended the last event, in 2016, and also the similar event in Palm Springs last April; they are friendly, social and there is no pressure on anyone. The event is fun and social with the potential for closer engagement. For providers, it offers the opportunity to meet potential clients, but they should not expect a bonanza. The event also offers an opportunity for clients to talk to other clients, and likewise for escorts. I leave it to the escorts here to comment on the value of meeting each other. As an aside, it's interesting to read the subsequent Daddy's reviews that were for meetings at these events. My reaction to them was to conclude that I had not been trying!!

@TruHart1, I wonder whether they have a Trader Joe's gold card yet?

azdr, have you sorted out you flights and the best deals yet. From what I can see flights from SFO or LAX to Hong Kong or Bangkok are cheap. The challenge is to tie that in with your local travel there.

The polar opposite of Canberra and the surrounding region just now!

I would have assumed Edward.

I'm sure they noticed, but equally sure they didn't care.

You didn't butcher it at all!! Although togs is always plural (as is speedos here). So 'asked me to throw on my togs'. Lol.

Oh dear, has my personal hygiene failed?

@nycman, that painting is a national icon here.

A movie called 'Blue Poles' perhaps. As opposed to blue balls.

By all indications you are correct, but I look forward to being able to confirm that!

From the 'You had one job' twitter account: Just what every toddler needs. [ATTACH=full]13278[/ATTACH]

From the 'You had one job' twitter account: Just what every toddler needs. [ATTACH=full]13278[/ATTACH]

I would have thought gluten-free would disqualify anything from being artisanal.

I would have thought gluten-free would disqualify anything from being artisanal.

I've had a gentleman accept an offer of breakfast after an overnight. I assumed it was a routine thing to do. He said it depended on what he thought of the client. Obviously a meal during an appointment is a different thing.

Nice try!! I hope it works for you. I suspect you're not alone!

What? The seasons aren't backwards here. Christmas is in summer. Period. (To quote Sean Spicer.) And what is unusual about clothes pegs? If you have issues, ring me on my mobile.

Exactly!

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In Australian usage, wife beater is slang for the underwear item, called a vest in the UK and a singlet here, worn as an outer (and only) top garment. A tank top is a similar garment, usually coloured rather than plain white or navy blue, designed to be worn instead of a tee shirt. Such a garment would usually be made of cotton. A sleeveless sweater (or jumper here) is usually made of wool, knitted and worn over a collared shirt. Sleeveless jumpers have been around, and called that, for as long as I can remember, although less common now. Fair Isle patterns were popular in the 40s and 50s.

This past weekend was the Pride round of the Australian Football League (AFL), with all of the teams featuring special jerseys for the games and the stadiums kitted out in rainbow colours. Now the energy company AGL has lit up one venturi tower of the Loy Yang power station in Gippsland, in rural Victoria to mark a pride cup in the region (the small print is 'Celebrating diversity and inclusion in sport'). [ATTACH=full]13231[/ATTACH]

Don't forget the pear shaped red ones!

He was chatting in another thread in the last day or so. And yes, I had checked his profile at the time and checked Pearson Intl on Wotif.com.