mike carey

Oh, and here was I thinking this had been about who was flaking on whom. My bad.

Wouldn't the Real Academia Española be apoplectic about such liberties being taken with the language?

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Could be done on EK.

Thanks, @azdr0710. @Philoxera, the two posts you posted were combined with other threads into a single one about Nicolas. The older threads had reflected his then locations of Miami and NYC. The combined thread was retitled to reflect his current location of Atlanta. If you open your CoM profile (the third link above) it will show the two posts you made, and the forum software shows you the current location of your post rather than where you originally posted it. You can click on that to go to the thread where it now is (from the actual page, not from this screenshot of the two items from your profile). Hope that helps.

The royal plural?

Gentlemen, not a moderator's warning per se, but a reminder that we don't allow screenshots of text or e-mail conversations with providers. We do allow you to post information you may have gleaned from those conversations, but in your own works. This is an extract of our guidelines: We've removed some older content that was recently quoted in this thread, but the pertinent information it conveyed is reflected in other comments that remain.

I had thought driving anywhere in the LA basin was no big deal, people were just welded to their cars?

Welcome to the Forum, @ScottB. It's always good to see escorts coming here!

Some things are possible, and that possibility is perhaps imminent, so there is reason to be concerned about them, even if they represent the furthest right that a pendulum might swing, others are an absolute certainty but most likely further in the future than our species is likely to survive, and those give no cause for any concern.

So the vlieënde Hollander has flown?

You're kidding?!

He had NYC in the future visits in his ad when I looked six or eight hours ago.

Most of us have been here for fewer than 24,000,000 hours.

Did for me.

Dame Patricia Routledge, perhaps best known as Hyacinth Bucket (pronounced Bouquet) and as detective Hetty Wainthropp, has died at 96. Dame Patricia Routledge obituary: The life of TV's magnificently snobby 'Hyacinth Bucket' - BBC News WWW.BBC.COM A much-loved actress who became famous in the role of Hyacinth Bucket in Keeping Up Appearances.

I second that, @Sam Lankton. It's always good to have providers weigh in here, especially when they don't have to come here only to call out disrespectful clients. It's good for some of us to hear your advice, and your reflections on things that make interacting with clients a happier experience than the ones you cite above. The interactions you receive here will probably be similar to those that we see other providers receive, they can be petty, judgmental and condescending. But they can also be warm, empathetic and encouraging. Ignore the bad, engage the good. You don't owe trolls a reaction.

A finale like the 1812 perhaps?

Here's an older thread about this masseur.

Oh, the irony!