mike carey

Although the comment was prompted by your perhaps tentative inattentiveness, I wrote that as a note to myself deliberately. Almost every time I reread a post of mine after someone posts an emoji, I find something that needs amending or refining. Mostly what I first typed wasn't embarrassing. Mostly.

Sometimes 'off topic' can be an annoyance and a distraction, other times it can be unalloyed joy.

I know that sometimes I need to be more attentive to what I'm typing.

I am leaving Facebook because it keeps showing me videos of former vice presidents dancing. That's right, I'm being forced out by the Al Gore rhythms.

Not completely. You can't post images that are not publicly associated with them by their escorting name. Images from personal social media accounts, even if they use the same or a similar name can only be posted if they have a link in their ad to the account. Images published in the media using their legal name, or a different stage name cannot be posted, unless the publication refers to them by their professional name. In addition, we may remove any images posted on the site if the escort makes a reasonable claim that he holds the copyright of the image and has not licensed its use here.

And hard the whole time.

D'oh, I didn't even notice that, my brain added the assumed letter. Hope Nick is okay.

Nice to see you back here posting again, @Tygerscent!

Note of clarification for those who were unaware, Three Year Letterman is a widely known satirical / parody account. From what I've read he never goes out of character, even refusing any publicity as his real persona.

That description has more red flags than a May Day parade in Pyongyang.

I knew there was a logical explantation.

Sorry, I see what you mean. I didn't recheck the link as I had opened it yesterday. And no, it's not just you!

No, it didn't. The comment you quoted was posted as the opening comment in a new thread yesterday. Twenty-four hours ago it was combined with an existing thread on the same masseur. That thread used a previous professional name for the masseur. I have now changed the title of the thread to reflect the name he now uses in his ad and his current location.

This came out in the news today. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-02-26/jeremy-webb-first-confirmed-red-meat-tick-allergy-death/106390088

I had been under the impression that the fair was more of an occasion where all holes were bared, and much more. And that holds were permitted over pretty much anything.

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Not everyone has the luxury of two metres of snow in the afternoon, some just miss out.

Thanks for that affirmation. He's been on my list for a while.

I can relate to that. Where I usually stay in Sydney, there's a grocery chain shop across the street, and they do quite serviceable espresso coffee, beats the instant the hotel usually offers in their in-room excuse for tea and coffee making facilities. On the too-few occasions I've had an upgrade (hotel status? what?), those rooms had a Nespresso machine, with two pods (!) so I travel with more of them that I buy. Other hotels have the same machines, or others that use another proprietary pod system, so I travel with supplies of those too. At least they always have china cups or mugs for the coffee rather than some plastic-wrapped paper thing. In the US, the default I've seen, where there's been anything at all, is Keurig, so I buy extras of those and usually end up dumping them or leaving them in my room before I fly home (I've never seen Keurig machines here, and in any case I don't want the drama of having any plant products to declare on arrival). I agree that the pods are environmentally questionable, but morning coffee wins the day.

A bon mot from a mindless youtube video I was watching, 'You know the best part about getting old? You stop auditioning.' I'm sure I'll be able to confirm it some day.

Gentlemen, let's table the discussion about how the cartels came to have such sway over events in Mexico, particularly any political discussion about influences from north of the Rio Bravo del Norte. The situation is sad, and the implications for the tourist industry potentially profound, there is ample scope for discussion of that.

The new Minister-president van Nederland (prime minister), Rob Jetten (Rob Arnoldus Adrianus Jetten) born 25 March 1987. [I've removed a link that is no longer valid] He announced his engagement to Argentine hockey player Nicolás Keenan in November 2024, after they had been together since 2022. There is an unusual symmetry that the Queen Consort of the Netherlands is also an Argentine.