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Had meatball_mike (https://rent.men/Meatball_Mike) out to my place Monday evening for dinner and a couple of hour of recreation. The guy is as great as ever. If you have the opportunity to get together with him by all means do. If you happen to have any questions regarding our get together feel free to private me.

This guys photos show a guy who would normally be of great interest to me. He is even located in my backyard. But I'm at the point in my hiring career where if an escort can't be bothered to check the things he is into I can't be bothered to pursue him. Yea I know I could ask him but frankly I don't thing I should have to, all the lazy cuss has to do is check the boxes.

Correct Lucky. We were having what I considered a very productive dialogue regarding setting up a meeting then all of a sudden he went silent. Since there a many fish in the oceans I didn't kill myself attempting to re-establish contact.

I NEVER wear underwear. I sleep naked and I don't wear underwear under my clothing. Around the house I wear sweat shorts and maybe a tee-shirt.

Pensant that is definitely one of the major reason I have chosen to live in inland SoCal. There are two others: 1.) Proximity to work was definitely a factor. I never wanted to have to drive freeways to work. 2.) On a school teachers salary I simply couldn't afford to live in the foothills or directly on the coast.

If everything is there in his profile then I'm unfortunately not interested. He doesn't list kissing as something he is into. Too bad because I do find him attractive.

An aside to this discussion is the fact that most native Southern Californians who are not wealthy scoff at those who chose to live in the foothills or immediately adjacent to the ocean. It is a known and constantly reoccurring fact that the foothills burn up in the fall and then suffer major mud slides during the winter rains. Heavy winter storms are often accompanied by extremely high surfs along the coast which can and do on occasion lead to flooding. After these natural reoccurring conditions people who have lost their homes complain bitterly and demand government assistance to help them rebuild where they should not have built/lived in the first place. In less affluent areas located adjacent to open range government zoning requirements used to require that builders provide a buffer zone between their housing tracts and the open range. During the last couple of decades developers have lobbied local governing bodies to eliminate these buffer zone requirements. Now as many of these same developers have been and still are major contributors to the campaign funds of the members of the local city councils and county board of supervisors the buffer zone requirements have been eliminated. Thus, over the years we have seen an ever-increasing number of open range fires intruding into adjacent housing developments. Oh well as ever MONEY TALKS.

I have to agree that he looks great especially in the first photograph. Uunfortunately he doesn't mention kissing in his list of thing he is into.

Good Luck!!!!! This isn't a new problem in Southern California. Insurances companies have declined to insure hillside homes for years and if forced to by the state the rates are astronomical. I was born in Los Angeles and hillside fires have been a fact of life here my entire life and I'm about to be 80.

I find everything about this guy appealing except his Boston location. He isn't list in Las Vegas so I just sent him a text asking where he is based. If and when I get a definitive answer I post it here.

Greetings Kenneth_ryan, I second and third everything jawjateck has said. I would add that I strongly recommend you keep or develop a sense of humor. Most of the posters on this site are congenial and will attempt to provide you with well intended advice. There are, unfortunately, some jerks here who will without much cause attack and ridicule other posters. Ignore them if you happen to end up on the receiving end of their bull shit. I might also suggest that if the Palm Springs weekend is a go in 2021 you consider attending. It is an excellent place to meet other escorts and some really nice prospective clients. Well that's that enough of my palaver. Welcome and enjoy this site for what it is and don't take it all that seriously.

I found that dealing with an agency was very different from dealing with an escorts personal agent. There was an agency in New York, I can't remember the name, that I used once or twice. The escorts were frequently aspiring Broadway actors or dancers who didn't have the time or the desire to arrange their own escorting schedules. Some of the escorts who used that agency were incredibly attractive and engaging. Premiere in Philadelphia, as Pensant, mentioned did a great job. Then their was Man for Man, I believe that was the name, out here in the L.A. area that also did a great job. Over the years I have only found myself dealing with an escorts personal agent once or twice. I always found the situation awkward and disengaged ASAP.

According to the Boutique Air web site the one way fare from Los Angeles International to Palm Springs is currently listed at $130.60. It just might be more cost and time effective to fly directly to Palm Springs or if that isn't possible then fly to Ontario, rent a car and drive. The drive from Ontario to Palm Springs shouldn't take more than an hour.

Up until the second half of the 20th Century many wealthy philanthropists supported traditional cultural institutions – museums, symphony orchestras, opera companies, ballet companies, etc. This has become less and less the case and many of these cultural heritage organization are rapidly disappearing. Ballet companies are closing all over the country and live ballet many soon become a thing of the past. Thus I donate to American Ballet Theater

Sorry about that -- my bad. Well maybe she is campaigning for her X

Why does her schmoozing with everyone seem odd? She is campaigning for her father.

I walk three to five mile a day and I walk early in the morning. I leave my house a little before 6 a.m. Because of the time of day I walk I encounter VERY few people. Thus I DO NOT wear a mask and if someone approaches me I cross to the other side of the street. I always keep a mask in my car thus if I go anywhere where I must mix with other people I have a mask readily available to wear.

As many of you, I'm sure, know I've been around here for damn near forever. For the nearly twenty years I've been an active member of this site there have been trolls. Unfortunately, I don't have a clue what a pot is. As far as the trolls are concerned I've found that the best way to deal with them is to simply ignore them. On any site where the participants are anonymous one is going to encounter people who love the stir the pot to keep it boiling. Thus when encountering a troll my advice is simply ignore him and move on – do not get all hot and bothered.

Unicorn is right BUT only to a point. In my opinion EVERYONE should have a colonoscopy at about age 35. If the colon is clear of polyps fine then start an every five year repeat at age 50. I am perfectly aware that colon cancer has a tendency to run in families BUT not always. My mother who was a preventative fanatic and was found to have polyps at age 55 and insisted that all the rest of the family have the procedure regardless of age. I had my first one in my early 30,s and one every five years right up to the present. The worst part of a colonoscopy isn't the actual procedure it's the damn preparation the day before. My nephew had his first colonoscopy at about age 35 at the insistence of both my mother and my sister. After the procedure the doctor informed him that his colon looked like a forest full of polyps and that if he had waited an other year or two he would have been beyond help. He had so many polyps that they couldn't all be removed at once and he had to go in once a year for five years to get more removed. He is now 65 and goes in every year for a colonoscopy. I realize that some insurance companies will balk at paying for a colonoscopy for someone under the age of 50 without symptoms or a family history of colon cancer cancer BUT they will give in and pay IF the person persists and insists.

Not a stupid question at all Pittlookalike. The answer is NO., The resorts I listed are exclusively gay.

Believe it or not I have over dosed on nonfiction books on the World War II naval war in the Pacific. Am currently reading my fifteenth book on the subject - "Sink Em All: Submarine Warfare in the Pacific" by Charles A. Lockwood. I saw the film Midway which picked by in interest in reading something about the Battle of Midway. Being the obsessive compulsive I am, it just mushroomed from there. I still have nine more book to read on the subject. I tend to get hooked on a certain subject and then go way overboard.

I realize that this is way early but since a question regarding places to stay has already been asked I decided to go ahead and post some gay hotel/resort options for guys who are considering attending The Palm Springs Weekend for the first time in 2021. If you are even just considering the possibility of attending I strongly recommend that you make reservation ASAP. Our weekend event takes place at the same time as the Coachella Music Festival thus rooms go quickly. You can always cancel a reservation if you decide at a later date not to attend. To the best of my knowledge all of the listed sites are clothing optional. Warm Sands Area – The main advantage to resorts in this area is location, location, location. They are all very central to downtown Palm Springs’ restaurants, bars, and casino. It is also quite close to the restaurant where the Saturday Evening Dinner is held, the Sunday Pool Party at Oliver’s condo and the Sunday evening dinner. All Worlds Resorts https://allworlds.com/ Desert Paradise Gay Men’s Resort https://desertparadise.com/ El Mirasol Villas https://www.elmirasol.com/ INNdulge https://inndulge.com If I were staying in a resort it would be this one. Very popular with many of our attendees The Hacienda at Warm Sands https://thehacienda.com Probably the most beautiful of all the resorts but also the most expensive Vista Grande https://vistagranderesort.com San Lorenzo Road Area – These resorts are located in a very nice area BUT are rather distant from the Palm Springs City action. Desert Sun Resort https://www.desertsunresort.com (This facility now appears to be coed) Escape https://www.escapepalmsprings.com (I understand this resort is now closed) La Dolce Vita Resort & Spa https://www.ladolcevitaresort.com Santiago https://santiagoresort.com Motel like but very popular with many gays. It is nearly as expensive at The Hacienda. Tortuga Del Sol https://tortugadelsol.com/ Triangle Inn Palm Springs http://www.triangle-inn.com/ On Palm Canyon Drive The Canyon Club https://www.canyonclubhotel.com/ A bit “rustic” but very popular with many of our attendees. Hope this helps and I look forward to seeing you all April, 10 & 11

This timing question invariably come up every year. Oliver winters in Palm Springs and returns home to the Midwest on the first of May. During February and the early part of March the weather is frequently too cool for a pool party. Easter definitely is a factor during late March or early April depending on the year. Sam.fitzpatrick is also correct in stating that during the Palm Springs winter season there is some event or other scheduled almost every weekend. Considering all of the above Oliver selects a weekend that best suits his scheduled return home which is usually the Coachella Weekend,

As MikeBiDuke has said flat roof are quite common here in Southern California particularly in the dryer parts of the state. One sees a lot of them in Palm Springs for example. If your family contractor finds the rest of the house sound and in good condition I wouldn't worry too much about having a flat roof in Hollywood.

I got my one and only tattoo in 1975 on my 35th birthday. I wanted to do something no rational, normal 35 year old high school teacher would ever do. I went to the Long Beach Pike and had a scorpion tattooed the the back of my right shoulder. I have NEVER regretting it. Now fast forward to the mid 90's. At that time tattoos were just becoming popular with high school and college age kids. I ran a classroom where kids were free to ask me just about anything. On many occasions kids would ask my opinion regarding tattoos. I always told them that as I had one myself I couldn't very well advise not to get one. I did, however, strongly advised them that if they got one to have it placed where it could be hidden when formally or semi-formally dressed. At this point in the discussion everything usually came to a halt and I had to unbutton the top two button of my shirt so they could pull the back of my shirt down to see the tattoo. My point here is that if you want a tattoo get one. Age and other peoples opinions are irrelevant -- it all comes down to what YOU WANT.