Merboy

Thank you so much for clarifying that and providing the review. This guy seems to be a real deal so for those that can hire, I'd say he is probably wonderful to meet

Another review was just added but I don't know how to see if there was anything written (Is that just a feature for premium RM members?)

He's got a new review on RM, this time from California. Anyone here see Harvey the Hunk?

He has a Twitter but the Twitter link on the RM profile is not it. I don't know if Im allowed to share the twitter link on here? Anyway, he has new pictures and they're unbelievable. He could be starting an OF soon.

He's been around for the past 5 years, maybe he went by a different name?

Yes thats right, mtaabq! She represented Montana in the House, in two non-consecutive terms, each one was at the start of US entering a world war (1917 and 1941 I believe). The name of the book is: Winning the Earthquake by Lorissa Rinehart, here's a link: https://www.amazon.com/Winning-Earthquake-Jeannette-Rankin-Congress/dp/1250353041/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1HIO123SOEWRP&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.uysD7ZWmzlSOxBByn_uQvUV8gl7DqlV-pe9E6gclBFU.LU73e8JG51P2RrRQnZ0r4L0aeYAu0f1T6gsaMhA4hwg&dib_tag=se&keywords=lorissa+rinehart&qid=1770092267&sprefix=lorissa+rinehar%2Caps%2C141&sr=8-1

A few books at the moment: The Engagement (on Kindle) by Sasha Issenberg, about the long struggle for gay marriage rights. The Pink Scar: How Nazi Persecution Shaped the Struggle for LGBTQ Rights, and a new biography of the first woman ever elected to Congress, Jeannette Rankin.

It's a burlesque performance with two showings on the same night, in 2026 that is Sunday night, June 21 (why Sunday night I don't know but they should choose another night) Tickets are now being sold. Many say its great fun. It's held every year to raise money for Broadway Cares Equity Fights AIDS. I have the coffee table book. The show is put on by choreographer Jerry Mitchell. Has anyone here been to it before and can give us a little review of what they thought? Thank u

He posted a new picture that is jaw-dropping 😱 he looks like an adonis- he is in UK though. I wonder if he will be coming to USA anytime soon

Wonderful new show with outstanding performances, and Connor Storrie (Ilya) definitely deserves the Emmy for his performance. They both do really, but the monologue in Russian was enough to give it to him. The secondary storyline with the hockey player in NYC and the barista was adorable, and would be great to see more of those two as well in Season 2!

Like this? 😍

I totally understand that going back to the mid-80s there will have been the horrible crisis that existed at that time. 1985 (the year I was born) was a very very hard year for gay men because of that damn plague that took so many wonderful lives. I often wonder, in the same hospital I was born, was there a gay man dying of AIDS in another part of it at the same time... the answer is probably sadly yes. I think we'd all wish of course wish for a world where HIV/AIDS never happened. [For this scenario, I was thinking more so in the 2000s and 2010s, and going online, such as to the old Daddy's Reviews site.]

hilarious! 🤣. i had not really taken into account inflation! Very curious to know what a billion in 1985 is worth compared to today.

oh ok, I had started that thread too but I'm sure this question has already been asked a lot of other times already

The picture of him in the doorway is not the same man that is in another picture - the faces are completely different, and the one in the doorway is on IG, a bodybuilder.