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While trying to research the guy in my last post, I happened to come across this ad of a guy using Uriel from Chicago's pictures. I emailed Uriel to let him know. https://www.hunqz.com/#/hq/Hamad_ https://rent.men/Uriel Uriel wondered if I knew how to report it. I don't. My good deed for the day.

Hi all, came across this ad that was just created yesterday. I'm thinking doubtful any info available, but thought I would put this out there just in case someone has any info. I don't have a RM membership, and his phone number is not visible to me. https://rent.men/Stratix

Hey big spender, according to their website, meals are included. https://www.grandhotel.com/accommodations/named-rooms/ Enjoy your visit.

Not sure when you're going, but even if it's after Labor Day, I was told by a resident that it's one of the best months weather-wise. A warmer breeze is felt from the lakes, that have warmed over the summer, than you would have with the same temp in the spring, or early summer.

Meals included if your package is American Plan, either Full American Plan, or Modified American Plan. We opted for Modified (no lunch).

Yes, and enforced. Jacket and tie for men. Dress, or I saw dressy pantsuits for women.

I'm surprised ferry service ends at 5:30, especially in summer, where being on the western edge of the eastern time zone, it stays light out till around 9:30 or so. There is ferry service from either Mackinac City in the lower peninsula, or St. Ignace in the upper peninsula. Nice relaxing place, although town is crowded in the day time. You end up dodging cyclists, and getting out the way of the horses. You'll get used to the manure smell quickly. Watch where you walk in the street. Lots of shops to look at, and bar/restaurants to get away from shopping. Fort Mackinac is worth a visit if you like history. Up on a hill. Have stayed at both Grand Hotel, and Mission Point. Both old. Grand Hotel has the history, and good food (included in your rate). Can get humid, and most rooms don't have AC (or didn't when I stayed there in 2001). Ester Williams swam in their pool. I liked the big open lobby with wood ceilings at Mission Point. Room decorated a bit better. Both resorts are a walk to/from town, but not bad. Back when I stayed at Grand Hotel, non-guests had to pay $10 to see the hotel. Both times I went, drove to St. Ignace, and spent the night before there.

If the wish list is in the ad, I don't think it's snooping. I like to look to get a sense of what the person is hoping for.

Great area of Chicago (or suburban Chicago). Never knew much until changing jobs soon after I moved to Chicago, and a co-worker lived adjacent to the Wright District, and grew up in River Forest in what was a "modest" home for the neighborhood. After, visited the area several times. Like it a lot. Both are destination suburbs of Chicago, if you want to pay the taxes. Oak Park is very gay friendly, and I would hazard to guess more Democratic leaning than River Forest. Looking forward to seeing the documentary.

I get there early and go have a drink(s) in the club.

That's a nice car. I'd be leery of what could happen if passengers get "car sick".

Ohhhh. Gross. Hope he had a lot of Listerine in the bathroom.

Thanks

Still have not seen the reboot yet. When is it on?

Not crazy at all @gallahadesquire . I first try for non-stop flights, which is easy from Chicago. However, airfare sometimes is less on connecting flights. If I cave in to a cheaper flight, I make sure I have a long connection time. Just hang out at the airline lounge, and have a few drinks. Haven't overnight-ed on a connection in a long, long time, but it was usually on the west coast, going to Hawaii, in case weather delayed the departure out of Chicago. Back then, United would let you check your bag all the way to your destination, if going out on the first flight the next day. Carry-on was enough to spend the night. Not sure if still able to a check bag all the way through today.

Nope, in bed. But @MassageDrew 's post made me think of it.

I once had an escort fart (twice) while straddling my chest.

My last trip to Maui, got First/Business class (only 2 cabin aircraft) for a steal, $1,800 round trip from Chicago. Non-stop both ways.

Forgot the systems were finally merging. Meant to copy SPG and Marriott points to see how it played out. Spent 4 nights at a Sheraton 2 weeks ago, luckily got the final folio in my email. Think I'll wait a few days to look at each account. Before booking the recent Sheraton, when shopping around, I discovered I still had points in Hyatt. May start trying them more often.

Sometimes the investment has limited returns. Had many visits with a guy who did therapeutic. He had a very resonable rate, and after a couple of years, I got up to tipping $50 a visit. He would always make time for me, but the massage never progressed beyond therapeutic. On one of my later visits, I was surprised when I used the bathroom after he postponed our appointment because the client prior to me was late, and there was a used condom in the bathroom trash can. Not long after, his life, and day job circumstances changed, and he stopped advertising. Hope he is doing well.

As @Oscar Not Wilde remembers, I too called them thongs in Michigan.

I've enjoyed my experiences with women. Not many, but nonetheless, very nice.

https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/alex-alexei-from-miami-currently-in-atl-any-experience.134493/#post-1560072

The remake. I'm not that old.

https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/411-on-alex-body-rubs-miami.136067/#post-1501374