Rod Hagen

The longGone MuscleService Website had some very good definitions, and while I'm usually good at getting defunct forums to work on the InternetArchive, I haven't cracked that one. SORRY.

I am glad that works for you. That is not an option in my situation. :-(

With a property that size and with that capacity, what would you consider for Liability Insurance? $3M, $5M?

And??? :-)

If that works on people with Borderline Personality Disorder, my Zillenial Neighbor could really use a double dosage, particularly the last few days. WOW.

And, what did you think?

Been to that Starbucks so many times.

Has anyone signed up for and used https://www.point.me/ to search for award mileage booking? What did you think?

I've met him many times at may different Colorado Snowboard trips. He is what all rich people should be (and his Aspen parties were legendary). Denver tech millionaire and activist Tim Gill receives Presidential Medal of Freedom DENVERPOST.COM Gill became an influential national voice for gay rights after selling his software start-up in 1999, donating hundreds of millions of dollars to LGBTQ+ causes. Tim Gill - Wikipedia EN.WIKIPEDIA.ORG

Everyone is in their own head and both parties see themselves as the aggrieved, and as I said before (I think in this very thread) better to be the aggrieved wiping his tears with 100 dollar bills than the beautiful one back in the poor house.

All the years that my Massage was $85, most people just paid $100, which is what I was counting on when I set that price "undercutting" everyone else charging $100. There were a few who did ask for change. The escort rate of $220 was occasionally the OPPOSITE situation, "$220 was it? Oh, I only have $200, I'll get you next time."

The Agency (so far quite good and already renewed for season 2) is based on, and so far adheres very closely, to what may be my favorite TV show ever (except for The Sopranos), The Bureau. So, if you like The Agency, you will love The Bureau. You can buy the episodes on Apple TV, or ChatGPT says this: ("The Bureau" (Le Bureau des Légendes) is a French espionage series acclaimed for its intricate storytelling and realism. In the United States, you can stream it on the following platforms:Sundance Now: Offers all five seasons of "The Bureau" ad-free.Sundance NowAMC+: Includes "The Bureau" in its streaming library.Amazon Prime Video: Available through the AMC+ or Sundance Now add-on subscriptions.) The Bureau (TV Series 2015–2020) - IMDb WWW.IMDB.COM 50m | TV-MA The Bureau - Apple TV TV.APPLE.COM Based on real accounts and inspired by contemporary events, this French spy thriller follows the daily lives and missions of members of the country's …

I can not stop taking daily PPI. H2 antagonists, and lifestyle interventions, are unfortunately not enough. I now have osteopaeina, that's likely due to the PPIs. 15 years ago I was hospitalized with Cdiff, and I don't rim, so that was likely due to messy fingers and decimation of protective stomach acid by the PPI. And now Dementia seems to be in my future, perhaps, due in part to PPIs. And yet, I live in the now and the impact of living with the persistent heart burn and unpredictable, recurrent GERD I had before PPIs, even with smart interventions and H2 Antagonists, was like living with asthma before I discovered Dupixent, it was life interrupted. It's not an addiction, but it is a dependence.

I enjoyed Love is The Devil when it came out. My memory is that Derek Jacobi catches Craig trying to rob him and condescendingly says, "You're not a very good burglar, are you? Well, come to bed, and you can have anything you like in the morning." :-)

Watching Daniel Craig swap cum with his partner in this movie, my first thought was "He's the first James Bond to do that." But then, duh, Roger Moore.

The best, because it was the weirdest, earlier episode when the cast was large and Molly Ringwald was still in it, there was an episode that implied one of the characters might be a young lesbian, or at least her classmates were reading that from her TomBoy (not Joe, this was long before Joe joined the cast) and touchy-feely behavior. I think the episode was supposed to be a lesson that girls don't have to be girly, but there was this AWESOME scene where Mrs. Garret was combing/brushing her hair while complimenting her looks and it was super creepy. I remember being like 10 years old and my Mom and I laughing terribly just because it was so creepy. Mom's cynical humor is always heightened when she is with me. :-) The later episodes were the best because the characters were better rounded out as they entered college. Natalie's obnoxious teenage self-deprecating sarcasm shifted toward others, and was funny. At a big party, woman to Natalie "You're out of potato chips." Natalie, "You're out of luck."

I avoid anything but the lightest amount of garlic, it fucks with my stomach, intensely The worst is, I'm deathly allergic to beans. Lo siento, pero Yo soy allergico a los Frejoles. No es possible. Es possible. Lo siento. Yo prefiermos mas arroz, pero no Frejoles. Gracias. (when you speak, the listener/waiter only knows that your saying it wrong, not also that you are spelling it wrong).

Even from the original Authors backstories are bulky and unnecessary, but especially from those blocked writers who swoop in once the story enters the common domain (or the greedy family grants permission) to flush out details and characters. They should flush it alright.

They are just so incredibly good together. Mary and Rob, Diane and Sam good.

He'll probably be best known for his criticisms. The only fiction of his I read was this one. It goes CRAZY toward the end, but it's a fun ride. Clearly he hired a lot of guys in New York in addition to all the guys he'd hire during his Annual month's in Cuba. Rent Boy Book Kindle I LOVE the multiple coldSores on the escort's lip in the book's cover photo.

Of course the GIANT problem with this film is that nobody playing the original cast is remotely as talented or engaging as the original cast. I love that line, "I'd give you a comeback, but I left it behind your mom's teeth." Holy shit!

I do want to say that I am friendly with the neighbors and will inform them that it's an AirBnB and they all already have my number, but I'll remind them to call me (or the manager :-) if there's an issue of any kind. Thank you for all this SirBillyBob. It sounds as if even if you pay the $900, it still is "supposed" to be your primary residence. I see a lot of Entire properties listed all year, suggesting that that house is most certainly not the owner's primary residence. How much does LA enforce this, do they look at the websites and make a case against the owner, or is it not being one's primary residence only likely to be an issue if there are complaints from neighbors, and how much is the fine(s) for that particular infraction? Thank you.

Thank you. ChatGPT laid out the rules, and this is what seemed most important: "The primary residence requirement for short-term rentals in Los Angeles, including the Hollywood Hills, mandates that only primary residences (where the host lives at least six months per year) can be rented short-term. However, enforcement appears inconsistent. Many listings remain active year-round, often operating without strict penalties due to limited resources for monitoring. Although non-compliant hosts risk fines, enforcement actions typically arise from neighbor complaints or targeted checks, so some hosts continue renting without strict adherence to these rules" So, one significant question I have to all of you is what do you do, personally, to decrease the likelihood of renting to guests who will cause problems that result in complaints?

I despise the concept of AirBnB, for thousands of years people could easily find out who their neighbors are by just asking them. AirBnB ruined that, your neighbors are now asshole-travelers, annoying today, gone tomorrow, and as long as it's a vacation property, you'll never get access to the owner. And so it is with GREAT pain of conscience, and a profound sense of hypocrisy, that I consider entering the market I despise in order to make a personal profit. I hate myself. And AirBnB. Specifically, it's a three bedroom newly-remodeled house in the Hollywood Hills (I'm going to make a killing during the Olympics). I want to do this ethically with the greatest possible respect for the neighbors. That is priority 1, never upset the neighbors. No FUCKING parties. Priority 2 is to make a lot of money without compromising on Priority 1. Possible? How? Once the house is ready, what is the best way to find a manager, settle on a price, keep the neighbors in the loop, get furniture, decide wether or not to make it more of a concierge location or let the assholes figure things out for themselves once there? In addition to that list, I'd love from you, you wonderful sexy people, what mistakes to avoid and you're guide to successfully renting a house with AirBnB. Thank you. -RH P.S. I will sign up for AirDNA https://www.airdna.co/ when the time comes.

This makes no sense. Sweat is low risk. Also if wearing shorts, presumably you'll rest your legs where someone just parked their legs, but you do mind their backs. What's the diff.? It all comes down to our often imbalanced disgust. Read this, it's VERY good: How Disgust Explains Everything - The New York Times WWW.NYTIMES.COM For psychologists who study it, disgust is one of the primal emotions that define — and explain — humanity.