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Even I, bad eyes and all, can clearly make out all sort of movement going on in his pants.

I love the idea of rediscovering the past rather than attempting to destroy the past. Great story and great history!!!!!

Now if in truth he is indeed making $2,000.00 a day - good for him. It doesn't appear, however, that he is earning much of that income from guys on this site. At this point hasn't all that need be said about this guy been said and isn't it time to move on.

What I really don't understand is why anybody would think that there is any relationship between going to a prestigious university and having a PhD and being an outstanding escort. To the best of my knowledge one does not learn how to be an expert at oral and/or anal sex from college/university textbooks. Now granted the guy is good looking and has a hot body but then so are dozens of other guys who haven't attended a prestigious university and don't have a PhDs. I pay for sexual performance not an escorts education resume.

I met him two or three years ago at one of the Palm Springs Weekend dinners. Our encounter was purely social. He looked exactly like his photographs and seemed like a nice guy. We didn't hit it off but that was way more my fault than his. Under certain circumstances I am perfectly capable of being difficult -- this was one of those occasions.

When I was a kid I frequently accompanied my mother to the cemetery where her parents and youngest brother were buried. The cemetery is located all the way across the L.A. basin near LAX. We always went on major holidays and on their birthdays. My mother died in 1995 and is buried with my father in a cemetery very near where I currently live and where my ashes will be interred. Since my mother died I continue to go to the cemetery where her parents and bother are buried but only at Christmas. I really only go in memory of my mother because I know how much visiting their graves meant to her. I seldom visit the cemetery where my parents and my sister and brother-in-law are buried.

I have a question regarding “natural” immunity. Background information is as follows. I taught in a public high school for thirty-six years. During my first year I was sick with colds constantly. Every time one of my students came to class with a cold I got it. During the next couple of years that happened less and less. After I had taught for about three years I appeared to have developed a natural immunity and haven’t had a cold since – that is now nearly fifty years. I also haven’t had any form of the flu during that period and up until a year ago I never had a flu shot. A year ago my doctor insisted I have a flu shot. Now enough background. My question is this – would taking a flu shot inhibit what appeared to be my natural immunity to various forms of the flu? If one has a “natural” immunity to various forms of the flu does taking flu shots compromise that “natural” immunity and create a dependency.

I find it fascinating and somewhat unimaginable that people don't know their blood type. I learned when I was a kid, a million years ago, that I was type O Positive (the universal donor). That was confirmed every time I used to give platelets at a local cancer hospital. I also take vitamin D daily and have no underlying health conditions of which I am aware. However, I will be 80 in October. I beginning to get the feeling that underlying health conditions is the most important factor in covid19 deaths rather than age.

Unfortunate if he is not real as he rings all of my bells!!!!!

A very resounding YES!!!!! Nearly twenty years ago I attended, with great trepidation, a dinner arranged through this site at a West Hollywood restaurant. I had never attended and open or relatively open gay gathering. There I met Oliver who has become one of my very best friends. Even though he lives in the Midwest and I live on the West Coast we usually speak by phone, at least, once every couple of weeks. I act as his chief cook and bottle washer for the Palm Springs Weekend and he has joined me on two separate occasions in Puerto Vallarta. This is a friendship that I treasure. Jawjatech has become a dear friend even though compared to my age he is still wearing diapers. He has been a guest in my home and we will hopefully spend a week in Puerto Vallarta in November. Azrd0710 has also become a valued friend. We have spent several fun evening together at the Los Angeles Adonis Nude events. I have been fortunate to share numerous meals with SFWestcoaster. I don’t see him all that often but I consider him a valued friend. I could continue naming guys ad infinitum but I think you all get the idea.

Charlie I know I'm sounding like a sale rep for Smart & Final but I have found that their band of toilet bowl cleaner is excellent.

At my local Smart & Final except for Clorox and Lysol Disinfecting Wipes everything seems relatively back to normal. They don't expect these two items to be back in stock until mid July. As I've stated elsewhere on this thread the employees at this store have been wonderful to me. Yesterday I made six dozen ginger snaps which I dipped in white chocolate and took them over to the employees along with twenty $5.00 gift cards for Starbucks. The manager was quite shocked but seemed pleased. It was the very least I could do for all the wonderful service I have received from these outstanding people.

I agree totally with cany10011. In my second text/email to an escort I offer a full description of myself as well as my sexual likes and dislikes. In my case I consider giving my age important. I'm 79 and if the escort is an ageist I'd rather have him turn me down by text or email rather than slam a door in my face. In eighteen years of hiring escorts only ONE escort terminated communication with me once I gave him my age - that's damn goods odds. P.S. Now if the escort requests a photograph I'm gone without further communication.

Anybody know his hourly rate?

All the above palaver aside has anyone actually contacted this guy?

I've always been clear about the fact that I'm a body fascist. If an escort has a body that I find appealing I could care less what his age is.

Great looking guy unfortunately he on the wrong coast for me.

My youngest nephew (62) is a born again evangelistic Christian I am an atheists. Many years ago we agreed to disagree on the subject of religion and we DO NOT discuss it. At our holiday family dinners he usually says grace which I am more than willing to tolerate for the sake of family unity. His older brother is a convert to Judaism but is not really very religious. If his younger brother slips and makes an absurd religious comment we look at each other and roll our eyes. My oldest nephew's wife is a progressive-liberal and as most of you are aware I am quite conservative. We both love political arguments which we have with considerable gusto. Other family members make us go off by ourselves. I absolutely adore her and she is very fond of me. Our discussions/arguments NEVER become nasty and we both enjoy the fireworks. We will never convince each other but damn we have fun trying to do so. This system works for us and our family remains quite close.

Most enjoyable. However, there is a problem. Here in Southern California squirrels are known to carry typhus In my condo complex, even with this information sent out to all residents, we have one elderly woman who insists on putting out peanuts for the squirrels. She has been warned by the board of directors innumerable time to stop yet refused to do so because she thinks the squirrels are so cute. The board is now threatening to fine her.

Very interesting article in today's (05/28) issue of the Wall Street Journal. It is located on page A17 in the opinion section. The article is entitled "When Covid "Science" Is a Smokescreen" and is written by Todd Myers. Mr. Myers is environmental director of the Seattle-based Washington Policy Center and author of "Eco-Fads: How the Rise of Trendy Environmentalism Is Harming the Environment." Sorry I don't know how to cut the article from the WSJ and post it here.

In the May 5th issue of Time Magazine Marina Villeneuve/AP authored an article about previously undisclosed deaths from COVID-19 in nursing homes in New York. In that article she quoted the state's March 25 police that says "no resident shall be denied re-admission or admission to a nursing home soley based on a confirmed or suspedted diagnosis of COVID-19" From that point on deaths in New York's nursing homes exploded.

Just returned from my trusty Smart & Final. The price of all beef products are skyrocketing. Just last week products that were costing $3.00, $4.00, and $5.00 a pound are now priced at $6.00, $8.00 and $10.00 a pound. Steaks are running as high as $14.00 to $16.00 a pound. Smart & Final has had a policy that when the expiration date nears on meat products the price is marked down 30%. That section is now triple the size it was just a week ago and people are still not buying. I assume these products will be thrown out and the market will cut way back on its buying. That will then become a chain reaction. Am also reading of farmers turning under their ripe produce because that can't find people willing to do the harvesting at any price. I expect we will soon see much higher prices for produce. If this becomes a trend and it continues for any period of time things are going to get real dicey.

Daddy has posted, on the Review Site, a great article, that we should all read entitled "How to Safely Buy Groceries in a Pandemic".

I contacted him a couple of years ago. He was using a different name and I believe he lived in Southern California. All I remember is that he was very polite and quick to respond to my inquiry but his fee was more than I was willing to spend. Unfortunately I can't remember what the fee was at the time.

Absolutely NO!!!!! HOWEVER, I'm considering making an exception as soon as this coronavirus nonsense abates.