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P Gren

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  1. haha ... that made me laugh ... thanks
  2. I was looking into gay activity in Vegas for a trip I'm taking in the Spring. I was a bit shocked at the almost complete lack of any organized presence of any type of gay club or social activity.
  3. Now that its a team medal by next Olympics all those countries will have top notch skaters. Don't know why some guys on here have to be constantly argumentative.
  4. Italy almost beat the USA this time, if it wasn't for an unfortunate fall ... France is also strong. Surprisingly this time Britain isn't so much, though often they are. As you say this comes up with other sports, in curling it's Canada, Norway and Sweden dominating
  5. Hi NYNT. You're aging like a fine (French) wine
  6. I think I slept with the guy on the right at the 3:05 minute mark - before he was married of course lol
  7. What if it just "why are you a lawyer" with genuine curiosity, without any preconceived judgement
  8. On November 25, 1995, the Toronto Sun ran an exposé on Hannon's occasional prostitution under the headline "Ryerson Prof: I'm a Hooker". Hannon acknowledged that he occasionally worked as a prostitute.[3][14] Ryerson suspended Hannon on November 26.[15] The following day, the Canadian Union of Public Employees filed a grievance on Hannon's behalf, asserting that there were no grounds for a disciplinary enquiry since no staff or student of the university had complained about any inappropriate behaviour on Hannon's part. Ryerson reinstated Hannon for the winter semester and placed a letter of reprimand in his file, but did not renew his contract at the end of the school year.[16] He has not taught at Ryerson since.
  9. he went down and scrambled eggs in the morning. bit of avocado and salsa
  10. The Brits have better quarters. Where do people find this stuff? And why?
  11. P Gren

    Fat

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  12. I enjoyed my lunch with him. Nice guy. Interesting. But more to your enquiry (and not mine), he looked great with his clothes on, you can extrapolate from there.
  13. Yes diet and exercise over the long term, but camp could be a good motivator. Once you see some changes, it's a great motivator to work for more. I found that when I maintained a minimum of 12,000-14,000 steps a day, I dropped 20 pounds over 5 months. A gay friendly health spa would also be a good motivator.
  14. Rupert Penry Jones http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-cD-ipjEgJmA/TwTcUS2VVMI/AAAAAAAAZB0/Tt-ii_z7NQ8/s1600/Rupert+Penry-Jones+22.jpg
  15. OMG ... what a nightmare of a system ... my total sympathies for the idiocy of the USA health care system
  16. P Gren

    WTF?

    Universal public insurance ensures every doctor gets paid, without chasing down patients, and every patient gets high standard care in the most economical way. It's why Canadian health outcomes are far better than the USA - longer life expectancies, lower infant mortality, lower rates of obesity, lower stress, no personal bankruptcies do to medical bills, lower prescription costs etc. Being able to focus on care through a public option, is a better way than private insurance's focus on maximizing profits. The Canadian system is more efficient.
  17. Could you please re-name this tread. This is not 'boys being boys.' These are horrific crimes.
  18. haha ... very funny ... you're being ironic ... right?
  19. Thanks. Another example of public policy failure in the USA - skyrocketing tuition costs in an information economy requiring a skilled workforce. And ... seriously ... only in the USA does this become an option. Its so Florida, its so third world.
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