Rod Hagen

Not to be an ass, but masseurs sport dicks, masseuses don't :-)

haven't been to Vail since the early 80s. I loved it. I've been to Aspen many times, including this last winter. It's amazing. If you want closer to Denver, consider Breckenridge (you can leave Denver in the early morning and get a full day of skiing in, easily), ONLY if you handle altitude well (it's very very very high) or you know how to dose Diamox. Really any of the other slightly lower altitude ridge resorts (Keystone, Copper Mountain) are less than 2 hours from Denver so you can get a full day in on arrival and departure days. Skiing is great at all the places I've listed. A-basin is great, but also very high. Farther from Denver, I'd recommend Aspen. Farther (much) still I'd recommend Telluride and Crested Butte and Purgatory/Durango. Have fun!

I would say the same about whatever S1 episode took place at the fairground midway. It's a masterclass in film making. It's a movie not a TV episode. I watched only that episode (twice) But, No matter how beautiful it is, and it is breathtaking, Zillenials drive me up a wall and I can't watch the show That said, on Bret Easton Ellis's podcast (yes I'm that terrible of a person that I read and listen to BEE (I don't read his, or anyone's, twitter)) I heard what the bad guy father character "Cal" said to his Son toward the end of S2, and that sounds amazing.

Having been a fan of the comic for 30 years, I'm...struggling with the show. The reason is their casting of Death. And I know there's a lot of controversy about people complaining about the casting. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2022/08/01/magazine/neil-gaiman-interview.html I am very very very wed to the original take on Death. All the other changes are absolutely wonderful. GO GO GO! But Death, that ones harder.

Second dose, Los Angeles, now. https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2022-08-17/second-dose-of-monkeypox-vaccine-now-available-in-los-angeles

I wasn't clear: Off the clock in my case referred to helping them with things in the house, or having coffee, birthday dinners. Shit like that.

I miss her terribly.

I started escorting in my 20s. nearly out of the blocks I'd spend off the clock time with clients 20, 30, 40, etc. years older than I was. I still do, though since I'm (nearly) 50 there's now only one client/friend more than 40 years older than I am. :-) (as a further aside, those of you who've been on this site from the beginning may remember my very very initial position on the subject was, "fuck you, I have enough friends"*, but that was simply posturing and fell away very quickly) There are other escorts who feel they better protect themselves by spending nearly zero off-the-clock time with clients, and that's fine too. Point is, just because you are older does NOT mean the young one is angling. And, also, 15 years is nothing. NOTHING. *p.s. I actually had that T-shirt in College, as well as "Christianity is stupid, get over it" and, also, "Litter, it creates Jobs" Nobody said GenX kids weren't cynical.

that did NOT go well. :-) and, as an aside, when this subject came up before I mentioned that 20+ years ago there was a client blacklist, but I couldn't remember who sponsored it. So, I've been thinking about it, and I think it was Talvin De Machio who put the site up. Wow, where is that hot stud these days?

Sorry if folks here have already covered this, how do we feel about people getting a second dose, but not telling the medical provider it's a second dose? Where is this on the continuum of unethical behavior? Is it SERIOUSLY unethical, because, "goddam it, there is a shortage after all", or mildly unethical, because "you're having a lot of sex I mean, why not get a second dose"? And, if one were to do this, would it matter that the first shot, a month ago, was the SubQ dose, and the second shot would be Intraderm dose?

Love Time Machine. Didn't find HMT disturbing, just dumb. And was forced to read it in so many courses in the '90s,. That and Woman Warrior.

RM and RentMasseur won't remove the reviews? What the fuck? That's ridiculous. You've been at this awhile and have total credibility. Sucks dude, very very sorry. Good news is that with your history, and your large number of 5* reviews, nobody, at least nobody you'd want to work with, will be deterred by a single 1 * review.

"Pick me! Pick me!" Cute :-)

I dislike the Handmaid's Tale so much I'm inclined to tell people I didn't read it.

At APLA, they did ask for my Driver's License, but wether that was for record keeping or verification I was local, and therefore eligible, I'm unsure, sorry.

Space to pull him close.

Yeah, I couldn't watch them. I hate that actor from Breaking Bad (a show that was both good and wildley overpraised.) I did hear that in one season there was a gunfight inside a hotel that was masterfully shot, I need to watch that episode's scene. I also think that a brilliant movie can not be surpassed by a tv show, no matter how brilliant the TV show is, because concision is, as they used to say, My Jam.

Yesterday, here in LA, I had my first dose, which they offered during routine STD check. No observable adverse effects at all, and I am very attuned to side effects (I find them interesting). We scheduled the second dose four weeks from yesterday.

nevermind. Fargo tv not Fargo Movie.

She was in Fargo? Who was she in Fargo?

I would suggest you do not simply occupy yourself with other pursuits, but instead endeavor to counteract the loss. I've met many men who've lost years of sex after allowing a loss of libido to overwhelm them. That's sad. "Fake it till you make it" could put you back on track, in other words focus on the memory of excitement while doing something that used to excite you, and you may be surprised to find out, you're excited! Sex rocks, don't give up on it.

I saw a screening of that movie and the director stayed for a Q&A afterward. It's been years, but there's a particularly wrenching part that takes place in a...I think a kitchen(??), in one room anyway, and the whole scene is one take and it's fantastic. I'm a sucker for 2 things in movies, and they are often related, long takes and tracking shots. Good Movie. Yes, people die, I agree. It's terrible, and it's the best word.

Finished and loved Shuggie Bain so very very very much. Now reading....

Don't feel bad, it wasn't a good show....except for the episode where Mr. Jefferson takes care of the landlord's Doberman. Now that had a SHOCKINGLY funny scene, very out of synch for the show.