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I think Colin wanted to sit like this :-) (Gay-Film buffs will know what movie this still is from)

I was hoping Titus Welliver (Bosch) was the star, but I can see from the trailer he is not.

It's more of a filmed play than a movie and very well-acted, excellent dialogue, and quite funny and briefly serious. I liked it. Good gracious, Penelope is beautiful. I'm not at all familiar with Olivia WIlde, but she did a good job directing. Enjoy https://www.imdb.com/title/tt14173636/

Great sympathies to all those dealing with Prostate Cancer. I've had many clients in that boat. Not nearly as terrible, anyone here deal with Chronic NonBacterial Prostatitis? I've had it for 25 years, I never know when it's going to flare up. First Line Treatment was, and for some doctors still is, antibiotics such as Cipro or the one I really hate, Levaquin, even though the pathology has NonBacterial in the name. I had one urologist who was a huge fan of super duper vigorous prostate self-massage, which is really uncomfortable but for me preferable to awful antibiotics. Now it seems the interventions shifted away from prostate massage, because it actually irritates it, which makes sense, or heavy antibiotics and focuses on gay-looking poses like happy baby to open up the pelvic floor, or close it, or whatever. What do you do for it?

Wet Wipes and Doxy don't do shit against C. diff and trust me you do not want that one. Cedars quarantined me for three nights, and I don't have immune issues. Body to body contact is a risky game, biology can be cunty.

Yeah, afterward I realized that I was railing against a Penguin Advertisement, lol.

But is there room for a second Saiyan Prince?

Is this list an intentional Joke? I Feel as if the person who made it knows only contemporary books, most of which aren't very good (Martyr! is a strong book, but I'm not sure it's a very good book), and those few (actually, just one) historical books assigned to her or him in college. This list made me sad.

If you've published or self-published, link us. :-)

Ahh the late '70s and '80s with songs with subtle metaphors like She Bop, Sugar Walls, Cat-Scratch Fever, Pearl Necklace, Big Balls, and I'm sure I'm forgetting a ton. The fun part was you always needed an older brother or condescending friend to tell you what it meant, except Big Balls, which was about Ball Dances...really!

My Pleasure :-) I traveled when I started escorting, but then at the request of my partner I stopped. So your point is right on, I would have made much more money had I continued traveling. One of the nicest things about being a young escort is it's that rare job where you don't have to work when you don't feel like it. It's lost income, but it feels so great to just say no sometimes. As an engineer, that was not an option. You're right, there is more competition now than when I was young, and that can't help. Also I'm blown away by how much rent is now compared to my salad days, the late '90s and early 00s. With NYC and WeHo Rent now 3 times or more what it was then, but the hourly rate only $100 more, I just don't see how they can get far enough ahead to invest as you suggest. Shameless, I loved that stupid stupid show. :-)

I wasn't saying they were still working, I'm glad to hear Dane is, I was just saying that in my memory they were two of the first to advertise being over 40.

Did you watch the trailer?

Saw it last night with Q/A with director and the dorkier of the two good young leads. I'm tired of horror movies and this one is well-made. Two good leads and always good Mia Wasikoska (spelling). Enjoy

In cases of illness, people can turn to CaringBridge. But in my limited GoFundMe perusal, it does feel like begging.