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Bump for a bit more . . .

Difficult for me to make the bromance argument on this one . . .

Bumping . . . shamelessly, I suppose.

So he was asked about in tandem with someone else on another thread . . . and no response yet about him. A couple of negative RM reviews, so wondering if any one has experience here. https://rentmen.eu/Jessezep

So Jessezep's got a couple not-great RM reviews . . . anyone on here try him before?

Met with Ian; enjoyable personality and good body; was happy to oblige my fetish but wasn't really into it, so I would not repeat; but he's a good guy. Hope this doesn't come to the level of a review.

This really makes me laugh. Total f-u move on the part of the guy doing the pull-ups; "OK, you want to see it? Here I go . . ."

He was tied and tickled on MyFriendsFeet more than a few times, if I remember correctly . . .

Gents - new cutie in LA: https://rentmen.eu/Armand_Delgato

The one on the left, please . . .

As always, any info appreciated! The handle 'SexyMuscleTop' has been apparently used by others, so there are some (very old) threads, but nothing matching this gent. https://rentmen.eu/SexyMuscleTop

Gents, Sure I've seen something here before; but can't find a thing . . . name change, perhaps? Any info appreciated: https://rentmen.eu/LaneWolff

Anything, gents? thanks! https://rentmen.eu/KentonJones/

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naval academy seniors, I believe? Trying to achieve the hat on top of the pylon . . .

I have to laugh at this one, for personal reasons. A Ryan Idol vid was the first I ever watched . . . Not to hijack the thread in any way.

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Uh, you gentlemen were saying . . . https://rentmen.eu/Thatboyaaron

FANTASTIC massage experience! Any more would be a review . . . recommend.

I'll bump. Anyone with experience?

Hm. This one's a head-scratcher . . . I'm gonna go with bromance, but that's 51%.

Unicorn, I don't disagree that the lockdowns were not the right move at the time in the face of the evidence then presented (although in hindsight I wish we had paid more attention to the data Sweden was looking at). But now, I think it should be clear that the lockdowns weren't effective - or as effective - for what they were trying to accomplish, and perhaps even harmful to that end (e.g., concentrated contact in lockdown). That's still debatable; but the premise under which I complied with the lockdown was avoiding overwhelming the health care system; that goal has clearly and I think indisputably been accomplished; so why are we still locking down so hard? I'm not even saying reopen with no measures; but to continue the strict lockdowns is - and will continue to be - unacceptably harmful.

The United Nations World Food Program is predicting 260 million people worldwide will face starvation due to the shutdown, which apparently is double last year's figures. I fear we will find that the total deaths worldwide due to the shutdown in most of the world's major economies will far surpass even the worst estimates of the virus. Because government and their 'expert' advisers will have to justify their actions, the data will be downplayed. And the models (which took into account the distancing and the lockdowns) were disastrously overstated - which has the effect of leading to the fear which will cause the economic pain (and let's try to be honest - it's not just about money - economic collapse WILL result in death as well) to extend. Hell of an experiment in dealing with a crisis of pandemic.