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I'm going to Puerto Vallarta in February. However, I will offer a perspective on Aruba which I've visited several times. On those occasions we traveled right after Christmas, Aruba was a safer bet for warm weather than Florida. It's an older more sedate crowd. There is only one small gay bar. However, resorts, restauraunts, cabs and fellow tourists were very accepting of a gay couple. Dutch influence maybe? I probably wouldn't recommend it if one is not a beach person as there is not much else to do. I'm not a gambler but the casinos are laid back and ideal for non-high rollers. It's also an easy flight from the Northeast.

Thanks to all who responded. I ended up booking PV for mid-February. This weekend, as Boston temperatures drop to single digits (F), I'll start counting the days.

The key is to be age appropriate. What I wore to T-Dance at the Boatslip in Provincetown during the 1980's won't work today.

Is there an advantage to one over the other? Is paying for premium worth it? I generally only use the apps when traveling. Before my upcoming Puerto Vallarta I am considering an upgrade. I used to find more older guys on Scruff. Not sure if that is anyone else's experience. Also, any thoughts on sniffles?

I am no purist regarding massages. I'm open to everything from mutual touching to full on sex. But I also think the art of massage requires a table. Do providers and/or clients agree? A mattress is just too pliable for firm strokes. A local ad caught my eye and I asked if he used a table. He replied no and I haven't proceeded.

He wasn't taking multiple times. He seemed to be, "checking on it," which we took to be trying to hit on us. Ironically, he had a defined body, especially for a guy in his 70's. However, his cock ring and nipple piercings were among the largest I'd seen.

Some years ago I was staying at the now defunct Windamar Resort in Fort Lauderdale. An older gentleman, knowing my room had a mini-fridge, asked if he could store his Trimix in it. I don't know how often he needed access to it, or if he wanted to play with me and my companion, but he stopped by our room multiple times a day. We were more amused than bothered. Does it even have to be refrigerated?

This has been bumped myriad times but no feedback. Anyone with experience?

In the early 90's I was dating the manager of a Boston (Cambridge) bar and occasionally worked the door. While we regularly had go-go boys, occasionally a popular porn model would be booked. On two weeknights we had Kris Lord, who had just made some videos. He had danced under another name in Providence. He was as lovely a person as he was gorgeous. He told one of the other dancers he was bi, but most of our gaydar thought him straight. However, he was so comfortable and polite when being grabbed and manhandled. After his first set he got hard backstage, put an elastic band around his package and quickly unsnapped his g-string. He had an appealingly bemused/detached smile while his chest, abs and butt were being touched. He protected his tool. The dollar bills were raining down!

We seem to have two threads going on this. I am pleasantly pleased with the story. In fact, I'm now caught up. The storyline regarding the founders's early success and excessive ego is intriguing. Murray Bartlett never disappoints. It is more of a story than a male "T & A" tease. I got the ad version of Hulu and to watch this, Pam & Tommy and maybe the Katherine the Great series. However, the ads are excessive. I may soon drop. Not tempted to switch to ads on Netflix to save a pittance.

It may have been necessary for the plot to work, but I can say from experience (as a sailor not a murderer) that it would have been more logical to bump off Tonya in deep water. More apt to be seen closer to shore and the body is more apt to wash ashore.

In their end of the year, “Best of...” lists a surprising number of critics, including the Boston Globe’s Matthew Gilbert, named it among the year’s best. Might that lead to another streaming service picking it up?

Whether naive or not, the much discussed "uncle/nephew" scene acknowledges that we fuck. Prior to Queer as Folk I don't recall TV or movies acknowledging or depicting gay men fucking.

I booked at CCBC. I hope I'm not terribly far away from the group's events.

Even if you don’t follow the game, some good looking coaches to gaze Upon. https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwibk8-Incf7AhV8FFkFHXyCB7cQFnoECAkQAQ&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwjbr.com%2F2022%2F02%2F11%2Ftop-10-hottest-nfl-coaches-ranked%2F&usg=AOvVaw3msVCH1h2gD30HuJHzgEua

Just saw an interview with Kumail Nanjiani in today's NY Times about this upcoming Hulu series. I haven't (yet) subscribed to Hulu. Let's see if the series offers more nudity than did their floorshows.

For this year's winter escape from the cold I have narrowed the choice to a return to Puerto Vallarta (several years ago) or trying out Costa Rica (San Jose). Does anyone have recommendations? Thanks for any input.

I went ahead and was very pleased.

I guess buying a swimsuit in a small shop in Puerto Vallarta doesn't count😜

Any updates? Very impressed by our conversation and about to proceed.

Austin Butler was fantastic. He nailed two key scenes. First, when Elvis played the TV special his way and second, the first Vegas show. Regrettably, the movie was way too long. We got the point that Colonel Parker was a bad dude but how much screen time did his character require? Cinematography and costumes were well done.

Admittedly off topic, does anyone know whatever happened to Jeff Palmer? He lived, or stayed, briefly in Boston's South End many years ago. I saw him around the neighborhood a few times. He was quite handsome and very short. Later, as we know, he got into HIV denial and crazy rants.

A new version starts Sunday. I found the last one quirky and watchable.

I barely made it through the first season of Will & Grace. Some funny one-liners delivered by annoying, predictable unappealing characters. Hence, I never saw Leslie Jordan on that or any other series I can recall. However, when I did see him, or hear hime being interviewed, I always found him funny. I get the point about playing to a stereotype but I have happy memories of the attention I received at the first gay bars I visited by admittedly older patrons. They included: Napoleon, an eccentric piano bar in Boston's Bay Village; Mr. P's in D.C.; and until not too long ago, Martini's in San Diego. They were full of his type.

Supposedly someone asked Ava Gardner what she saw in Frank Sinatra adding,"He's a 119 pound has been." She responded, "And 19 pounds is his dick!" One might say the same about HungSchmuck. He's short and thin, although nicely defined. Great guy all around. I'm a fan.