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I think Tarte wins this one. Never been there, but you can see the lettering of the Sol Ipanema Hotel in the background.

My only worry is that he will end up visiting Chicago when there will be other visitors I want to meet.

Welcome Chris.

May he rest in peace.

Several times I've had a sneezing jag after masturbation.

Looking forward to it. Meeting for his massage, or more?

I'm going to try making that one day.

I use 1 part distilled white vinegar, and 3 parts water to clean my CPAP hose and water chamber in between replacement (about every week or 2), and Method dishsoap (it's non-toxic) and warm water daily to clean the nasal pillow.

Reading these posts tells me there are good people in need, and others...well, like this person: http://www.wxyz.com/news/brighton-panhandler-who-refused-job-offer-and-son-arrested-for-vagrancy

Our condo building also lets paper, plastics, glass, and cans in the same bin, so it's very easy. However, I recently learned we're not allowed to put #6 in the bins. Most plastics have a recycle triangle with arrows that go around with a number inside the triangle. #6 are the polystyrene containers, such as the to-go containers from restaurants, or some egg cartons, such as Eggland's Best cartons.

Try walking from your office building in Chicago's loop to either of the train stations, and you will quickly get over any urge to give.

My first thought too. Also, no palm trees in the pic so probably not in south or west US.

I too find that loading takes some thought, and the lights stays on after all is done. Mine has some sort of vent drying. Not crazy about that, but I always just let the dishes air dry with the old one. So when I see that the "sanitized" light has come on, I prop the door open a little bit with a wine cork, and by morning, dishes and interior are completely dry. And, yes, it is so flipping quiet. You can stay in the kitchen and have a conversation in a normal voice. I thought is wasn't working the first time I used it until I got up close to see if I could hear it running. Also, sometimes takes a minute to restart if you find a stray glass you left out.

I bought the budget friendly model. All the stores were competitive on the price, but Sears of all places had to best deal for installation, and haul away.

The GE that came with the new construction condo 12 years ago started leaking 2 years ago. So, just stopped using it and hand washed everything. Easy to do except if cooking a big meal for yourself and others. Finally decided to get a new one, got a Bosch. Used the AMX card as it gives me an extra year on the warranty for no additional cost. We'll see how long this one lasts.

More information than I can tell you at the following: https://www.transportation.gov/odapc

Random testing of persons working in safety sensitive positions in the transportation industry has been going on for decades, many times resulting in termination per DOT rules. Not a bad idea, if not already being done.

Purely anecdotal. A friend (also a smoker) who waited tables in restaurants back when there were smoking sections, always preferred working the smoking section because average tab per table was larger than in the non-smoking section. Generous tippers (leaving 20% or more) were in both smoking and non-smoking sections. However, the smokers were leaving that 20% on the higher tab when there were seated in the smoking section. Smokers would usually order a before dinner cocktail with a cigarette, and linger after dinner for a cigarette and after dinner drink. I know I did when I smoked.

I'm curious too. Their other ads: https://rent.men/JockCalvin https://jock2go.com/JockNoah

I recall @Terpmaniac met him for a massage.

"I enjoy long romantic walks to the fridge" LOL

Most of my points are SPG, and I use the SPG Amex card whenever I can. Thanks for the tip for free drinks.

Well, that takes care of that. I was on the fence when it was $350 yesterday, but $400 is too rich for me at this time. Surprising as his ad constantly says "available now".

Tough call whether 63 or 64. They both had similar dashboards with the "galaxie" script on right side of the dash's glove box cover. Too many variations of door trim make it difficult to determine. BTW, like the Electra225 name (or as we said in Detroit "deuce and a quarter"). '73 two-door of that model was my favorite looks wise.