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I loved the S3 theme.. I may still have the 45 stashed in a closet.

Doing that in the 18th century is one of the bravest things anybody ever did.

Who knew? https://justthegays.com/video/55047-jesse-santana-folsom-fun-with-rafael-alencar/

I've had some luck incorporating prunes into my diet. I actually like the taste. Vibrating Pill for Constipation Now Available A new vibrating pill shown to help relieve constipation is now available. The drug-free solution is designed for daily use. In a trial, the pill produced at least one additional weekly bowel movement for 41% of participants, compared to at least one additional bowel movement for 23% of participants who took a placebo pill. Vibrant was approved by the FDA in August but is just now becoming available for doctors to prescribe, the company announced Wednesday. Because it is not a drug, Vibrant is considered a Class 2 medical device by the FDA, which is the same class as contact lenses. Here's how it works: Around bedtime, the pill is inserted in a pod to activate it, then swallowed. It travels the digestive tract and reaches the large intestine about 14 hours later. "Then it goes to work," the company explained in a news release. "After it's swallowed, it is active for about 2 hours, goes quiet for around 6, hours and then activates again for another 2 hours." "There are little vibrations for 3 seconds on, 3 seconds off," said Cathy Collis, chief commercial officer for Israel-based Vibrant Gastro, in a statement. The vibrations help trigger peristalsis, the wave-like muscle contractions that move food through the gastrointestinal tract, the company said. Decreased peristalsis is a cause of constipation, which is defined as having less than three bowel movements per week, according to the Cleveland Clinic. About 2.5 million people see their doctor each year for constipation. The pills are made of what the company called "medical-grade material" that is the same as what's used to make gastroenterology cameras. In the trial, most people did not report feeling the pill inside of them. "A minority could feel it," said Eamonn Quigley, MD, chief of gastroenterology at Houston Methodist Hospital, in a statement. "None of them felt it was being uncomfortable. And none of them stopped taking it because of that." Quigley helped test the capsules and does not have a financial stake in the company, according to Vibrant. The pills do not dissolve inside a person's body. Rather, "after they've done their job, the person's body poops them out, and they're flushed away," the company said. https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/988085?src=WNL_trdalrt_pos1_230210&uac=76529AR&impID=5157261

I don't pay attention to superhero movies, so I was surprised to find out that George Bush starred in Deadpool.

My condolences! Try Di-gel or some Pepto. It's also excellent advice if you're with a man who is exceptionally gifted.

He's not the only president (or wanna-be president) who was a hunk. when did he have time to star in Deadpool?

You mean his wife had an affair with her co-anchor and was fired from GMA3?

Sean Hayes scopes out $23M Upper East Side penthouse Hayes, best known for his sitcom SEAN SAVES THE WORLD and for being the producer of GRIMM, toured a $23 million Upper East Side penthouse at the Wales, a historic former hotel converted to condos. This spring, Hayes will be starring on Broadway in Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Doug Wright’s new play, “Good Night, Oscar.” The full-floor, 4,179-square-foot residence comes with an immense 3,114-square-foot wrap terrace across two levels — and includes an outdoor kitchen complete with a wet bar, a fireplace and a butler’s pantry. The five-bedroom penthouse is new construction built on top of the historic hotel, with interiors by Parisian firm Pinto. The home opens to an entry gallery with a dedicated elevator. It flows into a corner great room with a fireplace, coffered ceilings, corner windows and terrace access via French doors.

Big Carpenters flashbacks today (for everyone, I'm sure).

“We’re talking to a person who has swastikas tattooed and is also wearing a knitted pink yarmulke,” Lamberti said. “The person we’re talking to is a gay porn actor, transgender skinhead, Nazi orthodox Jew. You write that down in a sentence, and it’s like, ‘What?’”

A transgender convicted killer has confessed to the 1990 murder of gay porn star Billy London after a tip from an amateur internet sleuth — but Los Angeles County’s woke District Attorney George Gascón has refused to file charges in the case that has haunted Hollywood for three decades. The death of 25-year-old London, whose real name was Bill Newton, rocked the close-knit gay community of West Hollywood when pieces of his dismembered body were found in a dumpster on October 29, 1990. The murder case remained unsolved for more than 30 years until the LAPD confirmed on Monday that they secured a confession from Daralyn Madden, who is already serving a life sentence in Oklahoma in 2007 for the murder of two other men, the LA Times reports. Madden, a former skinhead, now identifies as a Jewish woman, the publication noted. you can't make this stuff up! LAPD Det. John Lamberti said the break in the case came following a tip from stay-at-home dad and amateur sleuth. https://nypost.com/2023/02/08/transgender-killer-confesses-to-murder-of-gay-porn-star-billy-london/ Newton was a gay porn star in Los Angeles at the time of his murder.

Ron Jeremy has been committed to a state mental hospital in California after being found incompetent to stand trial on rape and other charges. Jeremy, 69, whose real name is Ron Jeremy Hyatt, can be held for up to two years, Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office spokesperson Greg Risling said Tuesday. A hearing on the 5-foot-6 actor’s progress is scheduled for May 8.

His TV show co-stars

When temperatures drop, the usual buzzing of bees disappears. Where do they go? How do they survive winter – or do they survive at all? The answer varies and actually depends on the bees’ social lives. From social honeybees to solitary carpenter bees, the way the insects survive greatly depends on their colony or solely on themselves. Social Social bees, such as honeybees, tend to live in large colonies in hives. Honeybees, in particular, live in colonies containing a queen and between 10,000 and 50,000 workers. “They live intricately together,” said Juliana Rangel, associate professor of apiculture in the Department of Entomology at Texas A&M University. “Imagine each little bee acting as like a cell in a body, and everyone is part of that body, and the body moves on its own.” One of the abilities of this colony is the ability to thermoregulate. According to Rangel, as soon as temperatures drop below 45-50 degrees, the bees will create a cluster and move together to form into a ball. Then, they start shivering to produce enough body heat to stay warm – sometimes 20 degrees warmer than the temperature outside. The honeybees will remain in this ball throughout the entire winter. Rangel said they will not leave the colony to forage for food and will instead survive off of the honey stores in their hive. Also, bee colonies, particularly those living in tree cavities, will winterize their hives as the temperatures drop. According to Rangel, the bees will seal all crevices and holes in the cavity with a special glue they produce. She added that the bee will also choose homes with smaller openings. In addition to it being a better line of defense, the smaller opening will ensure that less cold air will enter the hive during winter months. Semi-social bees Bumblebees and other bee species are considered semi-social in that they move back and forth between leading social and solitary life stages. In the winter, bumblebees live as solitary individuals. Without the help of a colony, they survive winter by creating little burrows for themselves underground and remaining dormant for months. “Their physiology just goes to the very lowest point of survivorship,” Rangel said. “They’re not dead. They’re just hibernating to withstand the cold temperature.” Come spring, the warmer temperature cues the bees to reactivate their bodies again. They leave their burrows and make new colonies of between 100 and 200 individuals. They become social individuals until cooler temperatures return in the fall. Solitary bees Mason bees, carpenter bees (weren't they both porn stars in the 80s?) and other bee species live their entire lives on their own. According to Rangel, these bees either survive winter by being dormant underground – similar to the survival mechanism of bumblebees – or die within a year. https://nypost.com/2023/02/06/where-do-bees-go-in-the-winter/ What say thee about the bee?

I'm pretty sure I searched everywhere yesterday. And it's happened to me once or twice before.

Anybody who chooses to live in Buffalo worries me! 😁😇😝😇😁

Sometimes the search function just doesn't work. Yesterday I searched for Mysterious Skin and it told me there were no results. Then I searched for skin and it told me that there were no results for that word on this site. Today there are multiple results for Mysterious Skin.

Missing Missouri children found in Florida grocery store nearly a year after abduction Child Protective Services to aisle 6! Were they there the whole time? Those kids must really love shopping for bargains!

Somebody should think about making a movie about all those rich Asians. Some of them are probably crazy.

not if you were a tourist.

Says the man who didn't know who Tarek and Christina are.

It drives me nuts that decorating shows now use the term 'principal' bedroom because 'master' bedroom is un-PC. Can you imagine if somebody said they wanted to decorate their master bedroom Oriental style? The world would end from all the hullaballoo it would cause.

I like her when she guests on REAL TIME W/ BILL MAHER.