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Cuatro Lunas (2014). Subtitled, but really, really good stories.

No one's mentioned Top Gun, Interview With a Vampire, or Fight Club...

I wouldn't pay $500 for a boy, but for a beautiful TGirl - Venus Lux or Miran could get my 5 Benjamins any day of the week.
 
Don't hate fellas, the question was asked and I answered!
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Poor Ted... Met him once in 1989 and he was so hot and I've never been into blonde men, but damn, he looked good. 28 years later, he is almost unrecognizable. Time has not been kind to him, but when I looked in the mirror this morning I could say the same of myself!

A few years back, I was at the departure gate at LAX end route to Toronto. To pass time I bought a huge sugar-coated donut. After taking my first bite, Richard Simmons (and entourage) walked up to me and in a loud voice asked, "Are you going to EAT that?" To which I replied, "why? Do you want a bite?"

Patrick Macnee, Stacy Keach, Hermione Gingold, Pearl Baily, Ted Shackelford, Stevie Wonder.

would love to see whatever this is, but still not going to join facebook
 
thanks for the offer, though, D

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

Just guessing, but the reason for no replies could be this: sometimes guys who view the post, read the ad, like what they see (despite not having hired the escort), and comment on the escort's looks get criticized for making a comment but not adding any information.

My comment was sarcasm Bashful, I agree that the Cody height is more accurate than his self-stated.

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

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

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

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

Why did they put Oklahoma is OK on their license plates?
Because they couldn't spell mediocre.

A tall, built, beautiful blond man is going to have people trying to charm him no matter where he is located.
 
Seriously, I love living in Austin, but I do pretty much stick to the Texas trifecta -- Dallas, Houston and Austin. (San Antonio occasionally.) Venture 20 miles outside of the radius of these metropolitan areas and you are quickly reminded that you are in TEXAS. The rednecks are very real, but pretty easy to avoid if you ignore State politics. (That's when you get smacked in the face about where you are really living.)

Niles' Weekly Register - April 9, 1836
"A gentleman from Nacogdoches, in Texas, informs us, that, whilst there, he dined in public with Col. [Davey] Crockett, who had just arrived from Tennessee. The old bear-hunter, on being toasted, made a speech to the Texians, replete with his usual dry humor. He began nearly in this style: 'I am told, gentlemen, that, when a stranger, like myself,arrives among you, the first inquiry is -- what brought you here? To satisfy your curiosity at once as to myself, I will tell you all about it. I was, for some years, a member of congress. In my last canvass, I told the people of my district, that, if they saw fit to re-elect me, I would serve them faithfully as I had done; but, if not, they might all go to h---, and I would go to Texas. I was beaten, gentlemen, and here I am.' The roar of applause was like a thunder-burst."
 
I know a gay Buddhist. You won't be the only one in the state. Most people will leave you to your own devices if you remember to MYOB, and don't ask how many acres or bulls they own. Yes, it may feel as if you're living in a steam bath in the summer, but you don't have to shovel humidity. Welcome to Texas.
 

Don't mention "Steers" or "Queers" in Texas and you'll be fine. Them's fighting words in the lone star state.
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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.

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.

LOL. There's definitely two types of people. I hate cold and snow with every fiber of my being. I will happily tolerate a Texas summer to avoid that. Actually, I kind of enjoy and look forward to it.

I recall reading somewhere that the production team is acutely aware of the mortality risk with four leads over 75, and the stars apparently really enjoy doing the show and were pushing to do more seasons sooner while they still can.
Have to say I was impressed by Jane Fonda standing up on the beach from a sitting position without using her hands given she's had a double hip replacement.

This sounds like fair advice for dealing with anyone: Be respectful and he will be more inclined to do what you desire. Meanwhile, I'm finding amusement in imagining scenarios in which someone steals a massage table. Was it a hold-up in downtown Matawan as he was leaving a Victorian home? Or was it a client who walked out with it under his shirt?