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DrownedBoy

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  1. Better yet - people recognize him and don't call the cops. As far as I'm concerned, his only crime is littering for leaving trash on the street.
  2. If he went to LA to be an actor, I'm sure he's still offering these services there.
  3. It was aimed specifically at a health care exec. See what he wrote on the bullets.
  4. He'll look telegenic if he ever gets to trial.
  5. The CEO was under active investigation for insider trading. The charge was that he sold off his stocks once he knew the government was investigating his firm....for its constant denial of coverage! I have little to no empathy for this guy. He got rich while many customers were suffering and dying. My firm switched to and from UHC for one year because of their crappy coverage. The final karma - he was pronounced dead at a hospital that, in a big news story recently, pulled out of the UHC network because they were so bad 😆 However, the story seems fishy. The killer acted like a professional - used a silencer, shot in the open without any hesitation or nervousness (even when his gun jammed - which is common with silencers), knew the right spots to hit in a guy's back to kill him, and threw off the cops by pretending he was using a publicly tracked bike. The words on the shell casings could be just to throw the cops off. If they catch the killer alive and he shows to have a moral motive (like a child who died after a UHC denial), mark my words - he'll become the Kyle Rittenhouse of the far left and won't lack for attorney fees. (And if that was truly the motive, as a juror, I'd say it was justifiable homicide, or temporary insanity.) EDIT And hopefully the CEO's death will encourage other health insurance executives to change the way they do business. Security can't cover everyone.
  6. Never trust an ad that includes words like "premium," "not cheap," "selective," or this new one: "upper echelon." Kids these days....
  7. Everyone keeps the Sabbath in their own way 😄
  8. Hopefully my doctor won't have to come up with one.... EDIT: Referring to HIV treatment plans. Kidney disease is incurable. But in the meanwhile, it's a PITA to get my insurance to cover injectible PREP, since the others would hit my kidneys too. Either way, condoms are my friend.
  9. One of my regulars told me about how he and other Chicago escorts meet and discuss clients. Apparently, I came up during one of those meetings. My RP acting can be amusing 😆
  10. Then my physician, who's also a professor of internal medicine, is also misinformed. I have kidney disease. The meds would hurt me.
  11. Since I was at college, the majority my initial gay contacts were Asian. I regret not settling down with one of the pre-med students who later became rich doctors 😄 I have also found Asian guys (ones not born in the U.S.) to be more responsible, honest, and serious. On the downside, that means their first priority was usually their studies or their jobs. And a lot of Asian countries have a stigma against being gay, which causes some damage. I had a (straight) college roommate from Taiwan who was openly homophobic, and another friend from Taiwan who couldn't come to terms with his sexuality until he was in his 40s. And they do look younger - guys in their 40s can easily pass for 20s/30s. And since many gay guys have a "preference" against them, they're very flattered when contacted via Grindr. Of course, the Americanized ones have no such culture - there's only one Asian escort I met, and I stopped hiring him after he stood me up and pretended he wasn't.
  12. Yes. I didn't come out until the 90s, but even then, I recall older mentors suffering many "bad days" due to the drug cocktails they were taking. Some didn't make it. Or being around men who had zero white blood cells in their arteries. Or the unusual changes to their bodies, which they were embarrassed of. And like it was mentioned - HIV is only really controllable in First World Counties. Go to Africa and you'll see lots of dying people. The treatment ain't cheap. I can see why people want to forget. Society turned its back on the gay community and allowed too many people to die. And it's disgusting that young gay kids on Truvada know nothing of what happened. Even though it could very easily could happen again, with the right virus mutations.
  13. That's what everyone needs. Hell, if I get a house boy after I retire, I plan on seeing a lawyer and making a contract, even if I have to use vague terms due to legal issues. I deserve service, and he deserves protections.
  14. I also search CoM before I hire a new guy. But I also like new young talent. However, I'm a lot more careful about unvetted new guys. Too many guys catfish, and among certain groups, catfishing is the norm. Recently saw a hot looking guy on RM, but held off. Sure enough, he got a one star as his first review and then luckily disappear.
  15. That's a provider who probably has this attitude: "All gay guys who pay for sex are pathetic closet cases who can't get laid, and EDIT are too horny to resist." Wrong attitude. In more ways than one.
  16. Yes. The "erotic" massage cost 55 more than the "sensual" massage. And as far as I'm concerned, it was fair to deduct that. He came to the session unable to perform an erotic massage similar to the one you established already. I don't like lip piercings either, and that's a valid preference for not hiring someone.
  17. Don't worry - you're not comparable at all...
  18. Maybe it means they don't blow their load immediately.
  19. Yes - Zelle requires a person's true name, and for that reason, some providers don't want to use it. I don't blame them, and accommodate that. Personally, I prefer using cash.
  20. Make sure the news media knows the name of the insurance company that's screwing over veterans.
  21. There's a saying. Bodybuilder sponsoring is a rich man's sport.
  22. Depends on your refractory period.
  23. It is unfortunate, but Asians in general are underrepresented on RentMen. There was only one good one in Chicago, and I blocked him after he stood me up. Grindr I found more useful and cheaper in that area. You'd be surprised how many Indian and Asian guys are flattered to get positive feedback after the "preferences" so many guys have against Asians.
  24. I'm a client and work for a living. I've had providers - including a rather famous one - completely ignore that and bother me at work, trying to get me to change my appointment to during work. Some providers don't have day jobs, and they're the worst. It's if they have no conception of what a workplace is like.
  25. Prelubed....and pref@cked...
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