FrankR

Have your NDA ready!

Now that you know…you can request a moderate merge it with the existing thread to avoid duplication.

Why the new thread? There is already an active thread with valuable recommendations. https://www.companyofmen.org/topic/137835-411-on-juan-lucas-from-gayhoopla-in-nyc/page/3/

Have you tried using a different browser? You should have some different options like Chrome on top of the one on the home screen…

Good lord. We cant take you boys anywhere nice.

Can you share the details of the lab you used?

Christians make the best gays. They love hanging out with the boys. xxxxx They enjoy long walks on the beach and fishing for compliments. And they know how to handle a woody in the morning, so can appreciate a carpenter’s skills. 🤭🤭 Moderator's Note: Quote of a hidden message has been removed.

Spot on @mike carey Constructive feedbank is always welcome. Less than constructive feedback; also welcome as long as it is witty, sarcastic or contains an unexpected punchline! 😉 We now return to the previous topic of feedback on TallCollegeBoi.

Okay! Buh-bye!

That is why you wait for the end of the month when rent is due! 😆 Suddenly, my regulars remember me fondly and newbies become far more reasonable in terms of expectations!!

In my mind it really depends on how well you know the person and your approach. I don’t like ‘cold’ marketing where someone sends me vanilla marketing messages “10% off on Wednesday before noon” type stuff. I am good with ‘hot’ marketing after a session - “Thanks for hanging out with me tonight, I enjoyed meeting you and hope I see you again soon”. Also okay is “warm” marketing like the day after “Hey! Checking to see if you had a good night - did the work on you lower back relieve some of your discomfort? Sleep better?” Responsive marketing is also okay “Hey! I know we couldnt get our calendars aligned last week, but…want to try to meet up again this week?” Keep it discreet, with limited attempts and you should be fine. Don’t chase. It gets easier as you get to know the client. 😉

There is no need to yell. You are welcome to your opinion on the matter. Mine is different. Did not feel unsafe or anything, when I was there a few weeks ago.

If that is the gay sex capital of the Arabic world, I would rather skip it altogether. Try an arabic adjacent country like Israel. Men in Tel Aviv are hot, welcoming and happily gay in public.

How can you even consider paying a deposit, given the circumstances? It boggles the mind….

If you believe that, I have some lovely ocean property in Kansas I’d like to sell you! 🤓

If you can spend that much money on LV you can afford to pay the tax. Do the right thing - pay the tax.

Snopes tried to validate the claim about the “$40 million loss a year.” They could not find credible sources, just media outlets quoting each other. What is the source of your “great line”?

If you use the search box at the top of the page you will find a number of relevant threads.

“If you have to ask you’ll never know”… Tarzan

“More than two decades after its first flight, the Airbus A380 is starting to break down in public view. With spare parts running dry and maintenance costs soaring, airlines are quietly scrapping their own superjumbos to keep the rest airborne. Since 2020, Europe’s aviation regulator has issued 95 airworthiness directives for the A380, nearly double the number for Boeing’s 747s. And the deeper airlines dig into post-COVID operations, the more they’re discovering just how expensive this plane is to keep alive. A single D-check can cost over $25 million. Unlike Emirates, most carriers only operate a handful of A380s. That means if one goes out of service, the entire fleet feels it. And with many original suppliers no longer producing parts, airlines are now resorting to cannibalizing stored or retired A380s just to find components. Even Lufthansa and Qatar Airways, who previously announced A380 retirements, have dragged them back into service out of sheer necessity. They need capacity, and the newer long-range jets haven’t arrived fast enough to replace them. Airbus built a masterpiece, but one that is now eating itself. The A380 may still turn heads on landing, but behind the scenes, it’s becoming a logistical nightmare.”

Also here for more pics: https://rentmasseur.com/ThePlayBoy

I agree that these attributes are useful. Approach with caution however - like the apps, the urge to overstate can be too hard to resist for most!

Have seen him a few times. Great experience if you are looking in the Spa section. Not suitably reliable for the Deli section - you don’t know what is on offer and should ask every time to avoid disappointment.