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Direct link: https://daddysreviews.com/review/andre_paris

This might also make you laugh, I loved this song back then, but I had no idea what they were saying, until now!

Did you see the existing threads about him? Only a little bit of feedback with no in-person experience but it's not clear if you read them...

Already shifted to another handle?

More like necrophilia... Interesting the agency offered a lower rate for the non-intimate time on the clock.

Why do I suspect that @Kevin Slater has a chart for this?

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Bad Diets Are Responsible For More Deaths Than Smoking, Global Study Finds Good article, nice to talk about what to add to a diet, not just subtract.

I was expecting more jokes about Canada in this thread... As for the question "Would any of your hire an overweight 50 year old escort?", yes, those things are not automatic disqualifiers for me, I like what I like. This particular guy is not for me, though...

Boeing killed a planeful of people. And some say this kind of carnage is absolutely necessary...

If I had a choice, I would opt for a lower profile version like this one.

FYI, the front page of the review site today....

Fun article discussing the premise: Exploring the Confounding Implications of ‘Yesterday’

Coming this summer

South Beach! Warsaw Ballroom! Barrio! Nameless hole in the wall clubs set up in storefronts next to pawn shops! $250 apt rent! I can remember going there before it became a hotspot, it was deadsville. My impression was Miami and South Beach was a cultural desert in the early to mid 80s. Good article about the South Beach bubble, that mostly appears to have burst now. Gays leave unfriendly South Beach for Fort Lauderdale Not to be indelicate, but the financial innovation of poz guys being able to sell their life insurance policies for cash helped turn South Beach around, at least in part.

As noted on the review site, new name... https://rent.men/BrazilianUSAJock

Are you saying you have no clue what happened? Because you already posted your conclusion:

My worst escort experience had a webcam set up in his hotel room, so it's a legitimate concern.

My Vitamix soldiers on

It's good, but I'll go back to my take that Us is constructed in such a way that people can say it's a metaphor for a lot of things. And within the story itself, it certainly does hold a mirror up to the audience and it's pretty clear not everyone likes what they see...

I think Us is definitely a more complex and mature work than Get Out. Whereas Get Out was addressing a well known situation that is so familiar, it's possible to have knowing jokes that reference it within the film, I think Us illustrates intrinsic qualities of human nature, that end up being reflected in many situations, and so cannot easily be explicitly referenced within the film. The advantage of this technique is it leaves it to the audience to say "this is really about [fill in the blank]". Personally, I love films that do this, so I like Us quite a bit. Agreed, these scenes convey important details that are critical to understanding all that has happened in the story.

That doesn't make it untrue!

Great article, I like the discussion of the benefit to the the microbiome. It took me a while to realize when I would go with friends to get a burrito, their tummy trouble afterwards wasn't because there was something wrong with the food (there wasn't), it was because the things contain about the daily dose of fiber and they weren't used to eating anywhere near that much. For some reason, as an adult, I managed to alway eat a lot of fiber, it sure didn't run in my family where veggies were a chore and cooked like everything else, boiled or fried. I fear for the generations growing up today, on a steady diet that is so highly processed, is it really still food? I know it's anecdotal, but every time I see a basketball player break a leg on the court, I wonder if they have lower bone density than previous generations.

While I definitely dug all the subtext of Get Out (and that stuff makes watching it again worthwhile) what I enjoyed in the moment was the sheer "what is happening in this movie!?!?" thrill ride.

Sugary drinks linked to 31 percent higher risk of early death, study finds And an increase risk for women who drink diet sodas, they say that needs more study.