mike carey

This is an important thing for members to be aware of.

*Note to self. Don't buy @nycman vegan sneakers*

We were twins in 1900, two of the richest countries in the world, thriving under Austral stars. The austral turned out no better than previous or later iterations of the currency.

Or perhaps we should assume that those general observations and anecdata are opinions or generalisations unless there is a specific claim that they are fact. We shouldn't need a disclaimer to tell us they are not statements of universal certifiable truths.

Saying that he 'knows how to put his needs first' seemed to me to be a savage put down, without any clarification. Of course it didn't need any if that was what was meant, but the effect of the comment was what surprised me!

I think there is an element of 'getting your sea legs' too, even if it's just psychological. I did a crossing of the Sea of Japan (after a very pacific transit up the east coast from Yokohama to the La Perouse Strait) and was knocked for six by the SOJ, but after a tablet and a sleep, I was fine in what appeared to be the same sea states the following day. No idea what the fiendish soviet tablet was. Being horizontal was also better than vertical (no, I don't mean that sort of horizontal!).

I always got an unhealthily puerile degree of amusement from that when I lived in Hawai'i, especially when a function had 'heavy pu pus'.

Yeah, but at $300/hour.

When you find yourself in a hole (no, not that sort) stop digging. Any relevance this thought has to certain threads on the site is purely coincidental!

I went to the glow worm caves on an earlier trip to Aotearoa, it was a family bus tour so we went where were taken. It was interesting and sort of cute, a worthwhile talking point after visiting, but not a 'don't miss' attraction. As azdr said, the Ohakune vegetable statue park is a cute must-photo attraction if you're there, but I wouldn't make a special trip to Ohakune to see it. Stop there if driving through, but not a dedicated trip. There are good consolation walking tracks at the park headquarters at the southern end of the Tongariro track if the weather stops you taking the longer walk (or like me you had no intention of taking it). It's a couple of hours north of Wellington. Christchurch is worth a visit as is the rail trip through the Southern Alps to Greymouth but you can't go everywhere. February is summer (so you'll be too early for snow-boarding in Queenstown) but it can be quite cool anywhere (and it's not called windy Wellington without reason) so pack a wind/shower proof jacket.

My first Daddy's review was for an escort who it seems is fondly remembered in these parts, Alec Andrews. He was by every appearance 'out of my league', but in my correspondence he assured me that I was exactly the sort of person he would meet (I didn't ask how he knew). Dinner, play time, sleeping together and breakfast, he could not have been more attentive in our time together. It isn't always that way, not all providers can deliver to all clients. As others have said, read the vibe of how they communicate, and if they appear to think you're not a match it's not because they are out of your league, it's an indication that they aren't the sort of person you should want to meet.

If I'm not mistaken it's an artificial 'island' (I use the term loosely) that is a park at the Hudson River end of 14th Street. @Eric Hassan suggested it to me when I was in NYC in April, and it's a place I'll make a point of visiting in the future. The High Line is another highlight for me.

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Unsolicited advice that should be followed universally!

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The rates feature is not available in the US. I'm not sure whether it is hidden there or just not offered for US-based escort accounts. If I recall correctly accounts from here that I know list their rates don't show it when I log on from the US (not that I routinely look at Australia accounts when I'm in the US).

32. The text says she has 32 not she had.

Cruise lines base their ships in certain ports for a 'season' and at the end of that they reposition them to another market for the next 'season'. That may be from US ports to some in Europe, or in a more extreme example be from Australian ports to, say, the US west coast or the Caribbean. There can be good deals on those repositioning voyages.

It will often pay to check how broadly or narrowly your search defaulted to. My first search defaulted to in 'This Topic' so predictably only found your post, so I changed it to search all topic titles.

In a [perhaps] final sequel to the women's world cup held this year in our two Antipodean countries, the Australian National Dictionary Centre has named Matildas, and Matilda or Tillies as its word of the year. It could have also mentioned Till it's done, a slogan for the team during the cup. The Matildas waltz in as Australia’s Word of the Year WWW.ANU.EDU.AU The soaring popularity of the Australian women’s soccer team after their semi-final run at this year’s FIFA Women’s...

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I would have thought that having the nuns around would have detracted from the mood of any meeting with him.

I have absolutely no idea what you are suggesting.

Thank you! I saw the text bubbles and was looking elsewhere for an elusive helmet. I can't even see the icon as a helmet!

Bon anniversaire, Jaw Ja!