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Has anyone seen Nick recently?

The Tonys performance was incomprehensible. Usually that happens (fairly frequently) because the producers don't seem to understand that most of the viewers don't know the show. Perhaps here, it was representative of the whole show?

I just saw one of Cole Connor with Privatefantassy. Wow. Privatefantassy is sitting on Cole's face, engulfing his head with his massive smooth bubbles, jiggling while Cole licks audibly. Beautiful.

He does legit massage under his real name. I don't recall what it is.

I enjoyed the first one but haven't seen it since it was in theaters. It's one of those one and done movies (for me). However, I really enjoyed 2. I keep taking to other people who say it is better than the first one as well. Cinemascore exit polls agree.

I saw the show on tour and really enjoyed it. I found a way to download the proshot so I can watch it again when I am ready. I enjoy listening to the cast recording too.

After seeing The Notebook on tour, I am beginning to realize the absolute dreck passing for musicals these days. Although I am sure this is a funny show, it also seems a far cry from what I hope a Broadway show to be. We also can no longer rely on revivals of solid classics, since those now need to be rewriiten by hacks to shoehorn modern ideals into shows. It's not enough to have a glorious score, rich character development, and a strong/clever story that has survived 70+ years, but the show must be instructive, every woman must be empowered, and audiences must leave the theater humming social consciousness.

That's beautiful Lance Charger, if you want to look him up.

That was really interesting. I found the story of the dad taking his son to be fascinating and sort of creepy. Reading it certainly reminded me of my one massage, which progressed from a table to a bed. It was deeply therapeutic and rejuvinating. It's a very fond memory.

I come from a very conservative background. Most people don't even know I am gay. If they knew how many sexual partners I've had, they would be 🤯. I am pretty conservative compared to many gay guys (and probably compared to everyone here), but I would still surprise them.

You are not a big fattie. Your perspective is wrong. And, to be honest, your stats could make you very hot.

Yes, the timing is tough. Also, I have seen ample videos on social media. I don't want to be filmed at this type of club. There's also plenty of women and women dancers. It looks very hot, but it's not a scene for me. At least, not yet. I wish them the best..

DVD and Blu Ray are the way to go. You avoid the cheap, straight to streaming crapola movies people seem to watch just because they are there. No ads. You get bonus features. Ultimately, Hollywood needs to turn a profit. Most of these streamers are not cash cows for the studios, and they are losing profits from linear TV. There is a reason TV succeeded for decades with ads. Keep in mind, there is also cost associated with making shows and movies available, so even if they produced a show themselves, if not enough people are watching, they go bye-bye.

Ask him question about sports. Or, ask about his family, his past relationships, his growing up. Look at the art on his walls and ask about it. Look through old photos together. Ask about favorites--movies, vacations, travel destinations, TV shows, etc. Ask follow-up questions. Then, if he doesn't reciprocate asking you, don't wait to be asked. Start sharing your answer. If you are both quiet, one of you needs to talk. I have a friend that way. She is not a talker. I ask questions and follow up questions, but she doesn't live a very active life, so when she has nothing to say, I share a lot. I go into detail.

I have worn it during intimate encounter. The hairline isn't getting thicker with age.