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I'd take a picture too.

I'll take. And be prepared for a little cream on top.

Now this one always gets me going. It is a bit different because it is Mr. Saint that is getting the butt massage (among other things) from Zak Spears. I love the fact that Tyler cock is hard pretty much the entire time and that Zak loves Tyler's cock and pays a lot of attention to his ass. https://xhamster.com/videos/unsuitable-zak-spears-and-tyler-saint-966533

No not necessarily. And, depending on where you want to go, I am not sure that there might not be go-go boys/strippers available. I think you have to look and make it a factor in your decision. If 5 - 10% of the world is gay, I am sure that a certain number of those might be at a pole or willing to use one at your home.

I went there in September one year and it was pretty hot in the afternoon. However, when you laid around the pool in the morning (naked if you wished) you could stare at the beautiful mountains and eat continental breakfasts. Then as it got somewhat hot you could go up into the mountains and it dropped pretty dramatically in temp. You could then shop and look down upon Palm Springs itself.

Each resort offers different things that appeals to different people. Also, I think in certain circumstances escorts may not want to stay at the resort clients stay at. Moreover, in most cases everyone can get together when they want.

I also have friends living in Costa Rica and they love it. They have wonderful housing and food. They found learning Spanish made things easier but moving to a country with a different language always is made easier by learning their language.

It seems like a little adjustment it could be adapted to a lot of different places, Saudi Arabia, Latin America, India. Get a good tailor and a hat for each place. It just takes imagination.

Or him.

I hope he's good to go.

I'm sorry, that's right. Cuenca is actually much further south than Quito and much less in population. I would imagine that Quito is more of a real city atmosphere as it has more than a million people. Thanks.

Yes, that is right. Plus the stability of any of the governments. For example, I am not sure whether I would be buying up mansions in Colombia. But Uruguay and Ecuador have been fairly stable for long periods of time. As for the real estate trusts (and this is only because I really don't know) if you set up a real estate trust isn't there a beneficiary that is named. And you can name yourself or someone in your family to be the beneficiary. Of course, the country's laws would decide how all that runs.