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KFC has really done well by hiring their current marketing/advertising firm (if they are the creators of this). I also loved it when they introduced the "extra crispy" Colonel (the perpetually tanned George Hamilton).

Being a former Detroiter, I'm impressed he's a Tigers fan.

I seem to recall Mike Gaite endorsed him.

I wrote this in another thread.

I'd be dripping a lot of precum.

Wow. I'm new to all this, and really didn't expect escorts to recommend or endorse clients to other escorts. But, then again, why not. Thanks.

On the flip / flip side, do escorts ever tell other escorts about clients they should welcome? I doubt it, but thought I'd throw it out there.

+1 A couple of us did mention it in the thread. I think that scene you're talking about is when he is sitting on the couch with his grandfather, and his grandfather (who obviously loves, and accepts him) either asks or says something to the effect whether they ever taught him shame (without ever mentioning his orientation). One thing I noticed about the movie, I don't ever remember the word "gay" ever said.

I really hope you mean you're tired of women being sexually harassed. I can't speak for them, but I think they're tired of this shit too.

Not a co-ed dorm was it?

I don't read or speak Spanish, but from watching the video, I don't think it was created to curb normal, everyday innocuous "manspreading" at all. Rather, what I got from the video was the "men only seat" was intended to let a man know what it would feel like to be subjected to male genitalia pressed up against them (just only one form of sexual harassment women have experienced on the subway).

To me, it sounds as if the escort rebuffed the client by cutting off communication. Just my impression.

+1 Leaving Metropolis 4 Moons Stranger By The Lake

That's teamwork.

Thanks for letting us know.

pic # 6 in his ad leads me to believe seancody stat is correct.

It's been a while, but for the latter, nifty.org.

The secret to Midwest living, each winter, spend a week (or two) in Hawaii, and/or a week (or two) in Florida. Such a nice break. That's why they call us snowbirds.

Michigan has natural beauty. You need to be able to tolerate the cold to appreciate living there. Summers and fall are wonderful, and with it being on the western edge of the eastern time zone, summer daylight until past 9:30 pm. Sunsets on Lake Michigan rival California and Hawaii, and for those morning people, a sunrise across one if it's many lakes is not to be missed. Second in the US for the most boats.

Congrats on the new position. I too moved a lot during the early years of my work life. Texas being a stop for a few years. Living there, I missed the change of seasons, and learned I'd rather put up with a Midwest winter to enjoy the summers, than suffer through a Texas summer for a moderate winter. But, that's just me. Plus, we have all the water in the Midwest. Best of luck.

Sooner than I thought.

I can't say for sure, but I think I shared a table with Jessy Ares at the United club room at Reagan airport in DC. It was crowded, so he asked if he could join me at the table. When he sat down, I thought he looked familiar. He was friendly, and we stuck up a conversation. He even had an slight accent. During the course of the conversation, I asked what he did, and he gave a vague reference about something to do with Finance. Got to admit, that's an honest answer, for any of us. I thought he was a nice guy.

Could be a burner phone where one can randomly choose any zip code, anywhere in the US, then be assigned a number with that corresponding area code. Tracfone is one example.

I seem to remember his RB ad was in Texas, possibly San Antonio.

Some info if you search his previous name Jamie Stroud.