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Cannot forget the time we lived in Detroit when I was young. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IUG-9jZD-g

Glad to see other Bob Seger fans. He's great. Fan of just about all of his work. I have a special fondness for Shame on the Moon https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfWnIr_-_SA Also Alabama, Old Flame is my favorite.

Perhaps get out the bong and get into the same state as when the knowledge went into your head.

And, some touching moments too. I thought the scene where Frankie went to Robert's house after he kicked Sol out was so good. The best dramatic moment for me so far.

Looking forward to getting in bed with my iPad (a glass of wine or two) and watching. The actors, characters, writing, and location scenes create a great production.

Go Tigs!

Or Master Bates, and Seman Staines.

Never had a massage from a guy who advertised "mutual touch" so cannot say. But I think it's worth the chance since you know a bit more of expectations before meeting. Massage ads have changed a lot recently (from therapeutic, sensual, erotic, to more benign heal, relax). I recently had a massage from a guy who advertised "relax", but nothing in his ad would lead you to believe anything beyond massage should be expected. It was actually a very good massage. At one point, I asked if I may touch him (I didn't want to assume anything). I'll never forget his response when he said "not a museum". I only lightly grazed his inner thighs with the back of my hands. I hope to see him again...soon.

Met him when in Chicago this winter. Same experience.

I don't recall if Bogdan changed his online name, but if he did, I think it happened after he did some videos with the stage name of Comrad Blu.

Sexyeuro used to advertise as Denpower

I also prefer egg whites. I make them over hard, using two eggs, but only one yolk.

I have points in (and 3 credit cards associated with) Hilton, SPG, Marriott, Hyatt, Sofitel, and HI/Intercontinental. I'm done chasing all those points and status. Four Seasons has no loyalty or reward program, but I don't care. They're awesome. Every person you come in contact with (staff, or management) will make your stay exceptional, memorable, and worth the price.

This made me remember about being at a bar way up in northern Wisconsin one summer night. It was late, and not many people in the bar (I assume mostly locals). It was near, or at closing time, and the bartender switched channels on the TV screens over the bar and played straight porn. Nobody seemed to mind, or really pay all that much attention. Upon seeing it, I engaged him is some slight conversation. For whatever reason, I got the impression straight porn was not indicative of his preferences in real life. However, in those days, I never acted on my impulses.

43" Samsung, and only after just recently learning a simple HDMI cord can enhance viewing possibilities. (I'm not tech savvy whatsoever).

Thanks for reminding me of "The Devil in the White City". I started to read it many years ago. Barely got past a few chapters when I was called out of town for work, which turned into four plus years of traveling. It's been sitting on my bookshelf ever since. This thread has inspired me to pull it off the shelf. Thank you. Of the more prolific authors, in my younger days, I loved to read Steven King. John Grisham was occasionally a hit, but mostly a miss for me. Read "The Firm" before it became a movie. I enjoyed it, and if I remember right, the ending is different (and I liked better) than the movie. Currently reading "The Guilty" by David Baldacci, and it's holding my attention very well. When not knowing what to read next, I gravitate to biographies, mostly of famous people during the last century.