oldNbusted

Select good friends, one of whom escorted years ago...

I've been so disappointed by so many shows, so it's been delightful to watch this one, it's really so good.

Excellent point. Prior to hiring, I would go through all sorts of gyrations to find someone to date. And so, it would usually take a few encounters to meet someone, then the expense of dating, and the amount of time spent until you “scored” so to speak. Direct hiring from a catalog just brings the result sooner, possibly less expensive and much better chance of finding what you started out seeking in the first place. The downside is that it’s a business transaction.

https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/what-are-you-reading-during-your-staying-at-home.156979/
 
~Boomer~

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A strong cold front went through these parts over the last couple of days, hence the third photo in this tweet. Portland is about 250km north of here, and 150km west of Sydney, at about 1000m elevation.
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I feel like the "what precaution do you take when out in the world" question is the new "are you neg?". I'm not sure that anyone (masseur or client) will say "I'm a Karen out there fighting the good fight against the greeter at Walmart to the defend my "right" to not wear a mask in a privately own business establishment", but we know that's happening. And people who genuinely think they're doing everything right might still be sick and not know it. People who had COVID before might be able to get it again (the jury is still out on that).
 
So all those "precautions" are nice to have for peace of mind. But the bottom line is you should only get a massage if you're comfortable taking the risk that you might leave the session with a nasty little virus in your system. I would hope everyone understands that and that nobody'll be surprised if that happens to them despite the "precautions" that an unknowable number of people interacting with your masseur, and he himself, allegedly took.

It may be the issue I described here:
 
https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/getting-logged-out.153429/#post-1840125

It may be the issue I described here:
 
https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/getting-logged-out.153429/#post-1840125

https://rent.men/Wolvey
 
I think the face and scalp tattoos are new, I don't remember them from before.

You should continue to watch till the end. It gets better. ?
 
 

Now Wolvey

This is true for me. I've been around the block a few hundred times, so just another close encounter isn't enough to motivate me.

Robert Blake (1967, at about 34) looking like my kind of dirty white boy.
 

Robert Blake (1967, at about 34) looking like my kind of dirty white boy.
 

Robert Blake (1967, at about 34) looking like my kind of dirty white boy.
 

Robert Blake (1967, at about 34) looking like my kind of dirty white boy.
 

Hmm, after reading your texts here, it’s the first time I’ve suspected that the writer is the escort.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tenet_(film)
 
https://www.tenetfilm.com
 

 
 
I am so excited for this! I love his films. I went to see Memento on a date and when we got out, my date said 'what the fuck was that' and I knew we were done.

They were running the prologue in front of some IMAX films, I saw it, it left my heart racing.

Trailer # 2 ...
 
 

Yes.
This is absolutely 100% a personal decision everyone has to make. For me, kissing is such an important part of the experience that when I do hire again I’ll make sure we can kiss. I’ll continue solo until then.

Costco had TP back again, but still no cinnamon sticks! Oh, the humanity, how long will this go on?

‘Something isn’t right’: U.S. probes soaring beef prices
 


Supermarket customers are paying more for beef than they have in decades during the coronavirus pandemic. But at the same time, the companies that process the meat for sale are paying farmers and ranchers staggeringly low prices for cattle.




Now, the Agriculture Department and prosecutors are investigating whether the meatpacking industry is fixing or manipulating prices.




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The Department of Justice is looking at the four largest U.S. meatpackers — Tyson Foods, JBS, National Beef and Cargill — which collectively control about 85 percent of the U.S. market for the slaughter and packaging of beef, according to a person with knowledge of the probe. The USDA is also investigating the beef price fluctuations, Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue has confirmed.
 
I expect prices will go down before any findings

Costco had TP back again, but still no cinnamon sticks! Oh, the humanity, how long will this go on?