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These guys have occasionally visited the US. https://rent.men/VIP_TWINS/

Thanks for the follow-up report.

I've not progressed to thinking about using Grinder, or other such sites (if there are some) yet. Seems like it can be difficult to navigate.

Is there a link available to Royal's ad?

A guy I met who advertised "Ask Me" for orientation said he was straight. It's wrong to assume, but I think that's what it means whenever I see it in their ad.

Not at all. I'm honest whenever asked.

https://rentmasseur.com/Willams Not much info in his ad. Nothing comes up with phone number search, or when Willams, Willman, or Williams is searched here. No sure about his "gay lingo" reference.

I used to go to the track a lot, but not for years now. Now when I think of the Derby, it reminds me of three years ago. I was watching it at the hotel bar before I went up to a room to meet a guy for my first erotic massage (still had not hired an escort yet).

Celebrex (available in generic form) helps too.

Where I lived in the past, UPS sucked. Where I live now, we've had a great delivery man. You could practically set your watch to when he would arrive at our building. Many times, would call to say leaving a package. Sadly, but good for him, he retired just before the holidays last year. Good timing for a UPS retirement. New guy on the route is usually about the same time, but just a drop off and go. Guess it depends on who has the route where you live. FedEx, awful, no matter where I lived. Packages opened, foot prints on packages, packages left at wrong address. Amazon, not much better.

Just received a pair of Ariat loafers I ordered online from Nordstrom. Slipped them on barefoot, it was like putting on a pair of gloves for my feet. I'm thinking of ordering another pair for when I wear this pair out.

Reminded me of a thread by @quoththeraven https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/butt-drugs.106845/

In suburban Chicago, I've used Shipt. They shop at Meijer. Prices are higher than what in-store prices are, but comparable, more or less, to what in-store prices are at Jewel (the highest priced grocery store in town if it's not on sale).

It is what it is.

When I was regularly getting a massage about once a month (therapeutic), like @7829V I preferred evening appointment. Get home, have a glass or two of wine, and sleep well.

Might be Ford is overreaching somewhat. I've heard that Fords in Europe are perceived as a more premium brand than Fords are in the US. Much of the success, and satisfaction buyers in the US have with the Fusion is that it is a less water downed version of the Mondeo, than other Fords in the past were when based off their European versions. I always thought Ford should have included a wagon model of the Fusion (as the Mondeo has), but with some more ground clearance, like in the Audi Allroad. Buick is trying it with the new Regal, curious to see how it does.

Six years ago, I looked at X3, and Q5. Would have been my first SUV. Liked them both very much, but hated BMW made you buy expensive option packages just to get the one or two things I really wanted. A neighbor cautioned me his Q5 cost a fortune in maintenance (over $700 for a break job). Neither dealers were willing come down in price much. Ended up buying another sedan.

Have your considered one of those Continuing Care Retirement Communities. Some accept those who are in mid 50s, or early 60s. Can be expensive depending on the facility, but would let you live independently in an apartment, and if needed, transition to nursing care either temporarily, such as recovery from knee replacement, or when you can no longer live independently.

After watching the series finale of Dexter, I started watching The 10 Year Plan last night. Was late, so stopped it, but so far liked it. Will watch the rest tonight.

I thought the best part in the movie was the story of the young kid, and his father finally accepting who he was, and wanted to be sure his son could, if necessary, defend himself.

Ohhhh. A buddy of mine (owner of 5 Mustangs) would consider those fighting words.

Most of my cars have been GM. 2 Pontiacs, 1 Olds, 5 Buicks, 2 Caddys. Only 3 Fords, 3 Chrysler, and 1 AMC (I'm dating myself). I get bored with some cars, and others, I kept for 6+ years.

FIRST ON RACE DAY

You're not the only one. I just wonder if he's too young for me, given my limited experience.

Ford is reacting to the current US market. If sedans come back into favor, they will have existing products sold outside the US that can be easily be sold in the US when, or if the pendulum swings back. US has an aging population, Gets more difficult to get in/out of a sedan the older you get. Notice it is the compact crossover market that has skyrocketed in just the last few years. Same gas mileage as most sedans, yet easy to enter/exit, versatile space, and with the proliferation of other SUVs on the road, a SUV allows driver to have better visibility in traffic. I've driven coupes/sedans all my life, but am now shopping crossovers.