Rod Hagen

I have no idea who that is, but the red hair looks really good on him.

Do not be afraid to ask someone how they moved into their current career; objectively that is an inoffensive question. Also, let's all stop walking on eggshells, your curiosity is coming from a good place.

Well, in this case your mom's criticism of your standup falls short, the video is hilarious. Were you at least impressed with technical audacity of the video? I mean it is Trump. But, of course, it's not. Or did you just skip the video because you saw it was 3 minutes long? Was your mom funny, generally?

No comments on this one? Come on, It's amazing!

I love his Big Boy sweater:

Back to the original question: Presuming I stay healthy, I hope to still be snowboarding or skiing in my 80s and still fucking in my '90s.

Forbidden Letters.

Mine's heated.

VERY VERY SAD DAY. A good friend of mine, after 7 yrs of medical school and training has been fired for ONE minor indiscretion. He slept with one of his patients and can no longer work in the profession. What a waste of time, effort, training and money! Dude's still paying off school loans. Just goes to show you how ONE minor mistake can ruin your life. Please pray for him and his family. He is a really great guy and one of the best veterinarians I know.

Never would have thought it possible, but looking at that gif it doesn't seem THAT difficult as long as, like you said, both have large enough dicks. I think the squatting person would need either a very curved dick or a large semi-erect, and therefore flexible, dick. Interesting.

"Inverse Bumper Car" is easy to get into and fun. Lotus is very fun, intimate, and as I said in an earlier post much more comfortable on a pretty firm mattress or on the floor on a fairly thick yoga mat. Lotus is much easier to get into than it seems. Start in Missionary. Bottom reaches up and wraps his arms behind top's neck, and remembers to not let go during the transition. Top puts his forearms behind the bottoms back and in a non-jerky movement sort of scoops the bottom onto his lap while the bottom extends his feet toward the footboard. Once the bottom is in a seated position he can release his arms and put this hands down behind himself, so now he's like a tripod. Thus stabilized, he can move his feet toward the tops butt. Further stabilized he will no longer need to balance on his hands (although he can when he wants to piston a bit). And now you are face to face seated. Either partner can extend or pull in their legs as comfort dictates. It's all very smooth and intuitive and easy as long as the bottom stays kinda rigid during the maneuver and keeps his arms around the top's neck. Nobody showed me I just figured it out the first time. I can show you

The one where someone brought a wild bobcat home is hilarious!

All well-done massages are legit massages. The term you're looking for is non-erotic massage. I'm better schooled and trained than the vast majority of non-erotic masseurs, what you call "legit". So, put that in your pipe and smoke it

Having nothing to do with her age (BTW nobody thinks 71 is old anymore) and everything to do with her makeup: she looks like a deranged elf.

"He felt pleased with himself for having roused his bent frame from the insidious grip of his arm-chair" -THE FINAL SoLUTIoN A Story of Detection Michael Chabon Here's the whole story: https://munraimondi.files.wordpress.com/2014/02/chabon-michael-the-final-solution.pdf

“It was the afternoon of my eighty-first birthday, and I was in bed with my catamite when Ali announced that the archbishop had come to see me.” -First sentence of Earthly Powers by Anthony Burgess

The print is as big as you need on your iPhone or iPad

Given what an OpEd is, they should not have appended either piece.

I've only listened to the first one, I look forward to listening to all of them and seeing his film when it becomes available online. Enjoy! https://www.ask-any-buddy.com/podcast

He's a terrible person. Also, didn't the link you posted the other day say it was a Farrakhan Op/Ed? That's much much much much much much much much much different from an article. If it was an Op/Ed it is reckless to call it an article "about" him, you shouldn't do that. If it was an article about him and not an Op/Ed I apologize for not reading that link as closely as I should have. --RH

Every article is good, every one, and books are my priority, therefore short flights are the only time I can get through the Economist, so unless consistently I'm flying 3 or 4 times a month, which has not been the case for years, it's just not worth the expense and frustration, they pile up making it impossible to fuck guys on the edge of my desk. Priorities.

The New York Times, while possibly diminished currently, remains the best source for longform journalism combined with breaking news, as well as the best, and this is the most important to me, investigative journalists, math wonks, and global news. Additionally, every link you posted makes a point and also nobody with a brain would deny that that cartoon was just awful. Further, twitter does nothing but get people and companies in trouble; I wish it would disappear and I know it won't, I don't have that power. Yes, the New York times gets facts wrong, and yes that happens to all papers more often these days. Yes, the NYTimes lost some giants, and I miss them terribly. I loved Bari Weiss's articles on Israel, a country I like very much. I was skeptical of her complaints about bullying only because it seemed as if she needed to pick a lane: were people her age and younger becoming too sensitive (generally, not regarding Israel), which she often argued, or too insensitive? It's hard to make a case that both are true. That's not to imply the internal bullying against her didn't happened, Slack is a horrible bitch-fest. Many suspect she left to join forces with Andrew Sullivan in some new venture. I guess we will have to wait and see with that one. Taking your toys and leaving, VERY LOUDLY, does not seem very graceful. If I hated everything about The New York Times I would continue reading it for Jeffrey Gettleman a master writer, reporter, human being, and bureau chief.

Sometimes this is the only way I can come.

A very good friend of mine turned me onto the Chin. I utilized it before, but never focused on it. Now I do; yours, then mine.