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I’ve spent time with Taylor on several occasions and absolutely enjoyed it every time. He is totally my type and he’s got serious skills. To be “fair and balanced,” I must also say that I’ve had a few aggravating last-minute cancellations etc. from him and he doesn’t always seem to be the most organized young gent. But still, I always try to reschedule because once we are actually able to get in the same room together, it’s been completely worth it. He’s a really sweet guy at heart (though he also has a mischievous side), so treat him right if you end up getting together

I agree with your diagnosis, but what’s the cure? Or at least the treatment? Is there a way to create an anonymous Facebook account? More broadly, how do people fight back against these sex fascists who are intimidating websites?

How would you know though? (unless you've had sex with millions of guys yourself?) Seriously though, all these #'s are just estimates, including both 20% of MSM and the 1.1 million figure. People should stop treating them as absolutes and freaking out. Yes, @twinkboylover28, it's a high percentage. Yes, it's a serious problem. Yes, people should try to be careful and take steps to protect themselves and others because it's a serious health condition, even if drugs make it manageable. But there's nothing really new here, so why get hysterical?

I fear that VCRs may be next…I understand they stopped manufacturing them last year. So how will I be able to watch my old porn collection of VHS tapes? It’s truly a travesty.

My new favorite escort asked me the other day, somewhat out of the blue, “have you ever tried edible underwear?" Since I didn’t even know there was such a thing, I replied, “No, I can’t say that I have.” He then advised firmly, “Well don’t do it, it’s a complete mess!” Make a note of it people.

Maybe this one should go in the “darndest things clients say” category? Or, at least a thread on why people shouldn’t make assumptions.

All this talk of knowing what stocks to pick and when to buy and when to sell…I say: http://s2.quickmeme.com/img/3d/3d4fe84470994b9f872f56b306727792817f5428f6b4afeec3b45e5877920d71.jpg Everyone wants to think they’re smarter than the average investor, and they can cite a few examples of choices that turned out well. But markets are basically efficient, so these are more likely just lucky guesses, and over a longer sample of time, peoples’ luck runs out. Research shows that time in the market beats timing the market. http://www.forbes.com/sites/simonmoore/2016/03/07/the-myth-of-market-timing/#6a8ef9fe33ce. http://www.investopedia.com/terms/e/efficientmarkethypothesis.asp. So just stick to a passively managed broad-based index fund with low fees and you'll be better off in the long run.