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Snbrd

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  1. Several years ago my company hosted a motivational speaker during a management retreat. His them was, "Successful people finish what they start."
  2. I am willing to go to my local firehouse, disrobe and submit to a thorough examination, even if they never heard of COVID
  3. TommyOBrian Another day, another name. Caveat emptor?
  4. Let's be careful about strict casting rules and the boomerang effect. It is called "acting." Do we want gay actors banned from straight roles?
  5. I did the total stop in March. It lasted a few months. Then I met with some regular FB's that I trusted and knew were being generally careful. While I tried to be somewhat selective I did get more adventurous and do some hiring during summer and early fall. One steady hire no longer runs an ad, sees only a few clients, and is super health conscious so I felt safer. Some of the above comments have me wondering if I should again hit the pause button until the vaccine.
  6. He should search for re-runs of the old Phil Silvers Show. In a classic episode Sgt. Bilko comes down with his annual illness just as his unit is going on bivouac.
  7. This year my family Christmas celebration will be curtailed. The big extended family Christmas Eve event is cancelled. Christmas Day I'm going to have dinner with my sister, her husband and kids, and my mother. I'm on a self-imposed RM, FWB & Scruff hiatus until afterwards. I don't want to risk passing COVID to anyone, especially my elderly mother. Is anyone else adjusting hiring, etc. to their Christmas plans?
  8. I third!
  9. At certain shoe stores they push the shoe trees. I get a less than enthusiastic response when I say, "Thanks but all set," when they try to sell them at checkout. First, they outlast shoes so replacement shoes don't need new trees. Second, they can be purchased more cheaply as honcho's link indicates.
  10. Shoes in need of a shine and dirty eye glasses will be capital crimes when I'm emperor. Like everyone else, I wear dress shoes less frequently than in the past but I do polish them and use shoe trees. As for my extensive collection of fine neckties, I have to choose between waiting until they again become an indispensable accessory or using them as wrist and ankle restraints post-COVID.
  11. I do not care for poppers. However, they are NOT drugs in the PNP sense and are very widely used.
  12. For some reason I couldn't get one of the snowstorm pictures to paste. Then I thought I deleted the posting. Sorry for any confusion. My feeble attempt at humor was supposed to be a picture of snowbound Boston with the Real 12 Inches thread. We got socked here with a foot plus.
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  14. Wow! After using disposable men's razors for years I decided to try Pensant's idea. They didn't have Schick so I got the Gillette lady's product, Venus. It was much more comfortable on the sack and removed more hair. Thanks for the tip.
  15. The multiple name changes in the short time his ad has appeared in Boston are one story. Additionally, he has changed from bi to gay and from safe only to ask me, then to anything goes. He appears attractive. Has anyone here met him? Not sure if it's a language issue, flakiness or worse.
  16. I'm curious menaughty to know what if any other methods you've previously tried. Shaving? Waxing? I get tired of shaving but got very red after I tried waxing. The esthetician attributed it to my fair skin.
  17. Every once in a while you may feel sore afterwards or feel that way after #2. However, it should be a fairly rare occurrence and only the next morning, not 3 days. Are you tense when bottoming? Especially if it's new to you, make sure you relax both your mind and your anus. Many bottoms use poppers to relax but I don't advocate inhaling toxic substances. manned, if you can bear one more suggestion, set up an extended session with a good versatile provider. He can show you how he handles a hung top and gently top you. PM me for suggestions.
  18. I'm now 2 weeks on generic (TEVA) and have zero side effects. Never having had any of the Truvada side effects that we were warned about I was curious about other experiences. My 90 day supply came with a minimal co-pay. Recent spikes in COVID rates may again force me into hiatus which will extend the life of the present Rx.
  19. TylerThompson Previously advertised on RM as BrentOdonnell. 411 on BrentOdonnell There may be many reasons for name changes but curious to know if there is forum wisdom on the topic.
  20. I met him in Boston. It was pre-COVID but I don't think it was a lot more than a year ago. Kink never came up. He was very energetic! Very few positions went untried. I was not aware of his porn background.
  21. It does appear that the lower co-pays and seemingly small difference between the two drugs makes generic Truvada (TEVA in my case) a safe and practical choice. Any saved money can be spent on additional hiring I hope we are soon able to share tips here about how to access the COVID vaccine. My research project for the betterment of humanity can resume once vaccinated. I plan to visit Puerto Vallarta, load up on generic viagra and cialis, compare the results and share my findings with this forum. My selfless effort may put me in the running for a Nobel prize.
  22. I reached out to him a few weeks ago and his text responses made no sense. I now wonder if he was having more than one conversation and I was getting someone else's replies. In any event the conversation stopped.
  23. I remember visiting Miami in the early 90's and seeing well built (presumably straight) guys with long hair and/or ponytails. It was a look I had only seen in Playgirl centerfolds. It's a hot look and I wish it wasn't so rare.
  24. Good question for which I do not have a well thought out answer. I never asked my MD about Descovy and he didn't being it up. It may be a coverage issue. Since I'm about to receive a 90 day supply of generic PrEP at very little cost I do consider myself fortunate.
  25. Per my insurer's instruction my pharmacy informs me that I will now be receiving generic Truvada. I have no qualms about the switch and realize I'm fortunate to have the coverage. Also, I have experienced no problems with generics before. To be FDA approved it must be just as effective. I am curious however, if any forum members have used the generic (Emtricitine/tenovir dispoproxil fumarate) and if so, have you noticed any difference? Having suffered zero side effects over the years I'm hoping for the same.
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