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Not 'except', the inclusion of heteros was basically my point. There are plenty of people under the 'LGBTQI' banner who consider themselves straight (mostly amongst the 'TQI' bit), so unless you prefer to restrict the acronym to 'LGB' some are already included. Sorry, let me rephrase. Some STRAIGHTS are ALREADY included.

'Kink' is a very large community though, so its inclusion could result in more allies.

Specifically with cannabis, or just vaping in general? I notice a smell with nicotine vape fluids, particularly the scented ones, and their vapour often irritates me, but I haven't had a problem with cannabis vapes.

Can't honestly say I've noticed a smell with vaping, but maybe I'm desensitised. Or vaping the wrong stuff.

For each of my cars I have been able to buy an inexpensive OBD-II to USB cable and find some comprehensive dealer scanning software online. I've never spent more than $40 for the setup, and being able to scan codes on my own (as well as do some programming) has been very useful. There will be a Kia owners' forum somewhere with relevant info if this is feasible for Kia vehicles. If you're lucky the airbag light will have been tripped because the cable connecting the occupancy sensor mat in one of the front seats has been disconnected or frayed. This is a pretty common problem on a wide variety of cars. If you are less lucky the problem with be with a crush or impact sensor, the ABS module itself, the steering wheel slip ring, or one of the 'bags (least likely). I bought an '01 Ford Focus from a friend a few years ago. It had failed its MOT (state inspection) because the airbag light was on. A £10 OBD-II cable, some Ford scanning software and a £35 used SRS module later and the car was roadworthy again. A dealer would have charged at least £700 for the work using new parts, though. On a more serious note, airbags can be rather dangerous, and it's not unknown for faults to cause them to deploy/discharge unexpectedly. However you choose to have the problem diagnosed, do it soon.

There's always vaping. It's like giving Robocop a blowjob.

Even though I was a young child 20 years ago, most people who knew me then would recognise me now. I suspect the same will be true in 20 years time.

StLouisOct is correct, I'll be practicing as a solicitor rather than a barrister, so no robes or wig for me.

Since I got my law degree I get more negative reactions to my intention to practice law than my sideline as an escort.

Only if you have poor aim.

Come now. That implies a level of competence that TSA agents are not typically endowed with.

Sadly he’s not. But the photographer lives near London, so it’s feasible it was him.

I dunno. It's gay bowling, so it's easy to forget which holes fingers have been stuck in. Any idea of his name? A reverse image search isn't giving me anything.

Generally I find when I request 'just the tip', I get more than I ask for.

I could swear I went bowling with him last night!

I guess my point of reference is guys in London, not suburban Walmarts. Another reason to be glad not to live near a Walmart.

I wouldn't be into most of them, but I'm unusual. My point was that you'd be less likely to notice most of them walking down the street in normal clothes. They're hidden in plain sight.

In clothes and without preening, and retouching, most of the men in those photos won’t look nearly as good.

Jeez. I would never consider taking drugs through a port, even if I was only travelling domestically. That takes either big balls or fantastic stupidity.

I watched them all, partially due to nostalgia, and mostly because I loved the cast. I wish I could get those hours back. It’s a middling ‘80s British sit-com, not at all suited to the 21st century.

I suppose that there could be some annual external factors that influence pre-natal hormones, thus altering the distribution of the births of homosexuals. One would expect that to differ around the globe, though.

I've done a few. Great fun. Definitely requires a group of friends though.

Surely water sports was the most obvious one.