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Another great one goes.

Some more trivia, @Avalon: Miguel de Cervantes -of Don Quixote fame- lost an arm at the battle of Lepanto. He was henceforth known as “el Manco de Lepanto” (the Lepanto one-armed man).

Great minds think alike, @Avalon.

Exactly my case, @BaronArtz, exactly.

40: he had just turned 18. Yummy.

I beg to disagree: I think @Avalon got it right. Here is the description in the Variety article: “The bizarre second act centers on Josh’s accusation that Bob is sexually attracted to him. Josh taunts Bob; Bob admits his incestuous attraction; Josh offers himself to Bob, who rejects the HIV-negative Josh. Josh immediately has sex with an HIV-positive homeless person in order that Bob won’t have to worry about contaminating the now-infected Josh.”

Good Indian food is among my favorites. The hotter and spicier, the better.

Khajuraho is indeed a very interesting site that shouldn’t be missed when touring India.

Bel Ami and Freshmen are the ones I visit frequently, very frequently, very very frequently.

India is a fascinating country: I’ve been there three times.

My relationship (16 years and counting) is open, with just three rules: fool around with working boys ONLY (non-commercial hookups are a total no-no); never bring guys home, and kiss and tell everything. It has worked for us.

The metric system is so much simpler

Me, personally, HATE them. Facial hair in any form is a deal breaker for me.

Keep posting them @Just966, please, pretty please!

I did quite a lot of overnights in my early hiring years, and I enjoyed them, but I came to realize that it was a bit expensive to pay for the “privilege” of seeing somebody sleep next to you. I now prefer extended daytime hires: I find that I get “more fuck for my buck”

Yes, although Switzerland is not a member of the EU, it has agreements with them to apply many of their policies. That’s why Czech, Slovak, or Hungarian boys can work in Zurich legally with no further permit from the Swiss authorities.

To support his straight orientation in his profile?

That’s exactly how it worked at my home: the teacher was always right. I dare say that my siblings and I didn’t turn out bad as a result.

I wouldn’t touch him or his tattoos (hideous, in my opinion, and I stick to it) with a ten foot pole.

I found the guy and his constant moving around quite annoying, @Avalon. And it’s the first time I hear the country being referred to as “Czech”. It is either “Czech Republic” or “Czechia”. Maybe Czech is a British thing.

Peter the Great had the right idea: I simply cannot stand any kind of facial hair

I love mostly all veggies, and salad is my thing. The only two I really, really hate are cucumbers and eggplant. Yikes!

FeliciSmo (not felicisimo) like Sandinismo, Peronismo, Zapatismo, etc.

Besides the escorts, I only talk about my hiring with my boyfriend.

Yes, @Avalon, a “Felicista” can be translated as “a supporter of Felix”. It would normally be “FeliXista”, but the X becomes C because it is easier to pronounce. The suffix -ISTA, even if it looks like having a feminine ending, is used for both masculine and feminine genders: a “Zapatista” is either a man or a woman that supports or follows Zapata, the Mexican Revolution hero; a “Peronista” supports Perón, the Argentinian 1950s President, etc. And, yes, I am a native Spanish speaker.