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FrankR

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  1. Multiple threads on him but nobody has reported any person experience. https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/411-on-leanmusclejock.156450/ https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/leanmusclejock.156409/
  2. They graduate to twunk...
  3. I always thought Geo had great potential... https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/411-on-geovanny-in-nyc.136377/ Depending on what you are looking for, of course.
  4. This is him, right? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Dingle Fascinating! It says he is a ‘former associate professor’ - he wasn’t the head of the department. I am not blind to the benefits of holistic or integrative medicine - I quite like Dr Andrew Weil. He’s been a bit of a controversial figure here in the USA. He is also clear: get the flu vaccine! https://www.drweil.com/health-wellness/body-mind-spirit/disease-disorders/a-covid-19-vaccine/
  5. The desert? Yes, you have been in the desert too long! Please note we have moved on from Kleenex to Puffs!!
  6. Not to mention the embarrassment when you have to reach out to all your sexual partners (or give the doctor their names!) when you are diagnosed with a contagious STD!!
  7. I value my privacy - I do not trust these payment providers. Too many of them have been hacked or screwed up in some way, shape or form. like @Beancounter I believe cash is king.
  8. I have not seen disposable towels so much. Maybe the hotels I use are not upscale enough or they have signed up to be “green”. Did see that Bed Bath and Beyond is offering their Dri-Soft Plus bath towels for $7 each... https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/best-bath-towel/ I guess you are looking for disposable hand towels and not really bath towels. Ive used the Kleenex brand before - definitely good quality but probably pricey.
  9. In the eternal words of that great philosopher Van Wilder: “Don’t be a fool - wrap your tool!” ?
  10. That is interesting. Can I ask where you are located? I wonder if the “hassle of traveling to you” is getting to him - he’s been traveling constantly over the past 3 weeks according to his Instagram.
  11. He has certainly been discussed and have been reviewed on Daddies...
  12. Very true! It is possible that he is my weird uncle Jack with just an opinion. But that is true for every forum member. I took him by his word after reviewing his posting history and the links he included. If you would care to outline the information you believe is inaccurate - I am sure we can address it.
  13. I agree, name calling is not constructive. The site administrator already dealt with that. I have done my homework sir, if you review my posting history you will find I always provide links when I cite data, statistics or name my source. A simple google search proves you incorrect - hence my question. Australians have died from protein and dietary supplement use, just like they have in other countries. https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/fitness/weight-loss/public-health-professor-warns-of-dangerous-natural-supplements-in-common-use/news-story/f65c99826f0459230c4b8a9e2cbec4ab https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2018/may/29/vitamins-and-antioxidants-some-supplements-linked-to-increased-risk-of-death https://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2016-02-14/man-faced-death-after-taking-popular-weight-loss-product/7162378?nw=0
  14. Oh, the drama is killing me!
  15. There is a difference between being 'scared' and 'prudent'.
  16. @orville is the original poster. It is considered good manners to respect the request of the OP - if he requests that we stick to scientific fact, perhaps you should consider that out of courtesy?
  17. I have mentioned this before...
  18. I find it interesting that you are willing to accuse others, a medical doctor even, of being beholden to big pharma or worse...when you come across so supportive of the supplement and vitamin industry. An industry notorious for its lack of standards and transparency. https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2019/02/11/fda-launches-tougher-oversight-supplements/ Please do your homework - every year hundreds of people end up in hospital, some even die from liver and kidney failure due to protein and other dietary supplement use. I am sure this happens in Australia as well. Please do some research before you claim zero deaths.
  19. I dont get your point. How many of these deaths cited relate to vaccines? Based on the data and years of research by professionals dedicated to the wellness of humanity, we know vaccines are safe and saves lives. You cited CNBC. Allow me to do the same. If you don’t want anything foreign in your body, you should stop eating, drinking and breathing immediately. https://www.cnbc.com/2018/10/23/researchers-detect-microplastics-in-human-waste.html
  20. @Unicorn can confirm but I believe it is 45 according to the CDC recommendation. The earlier you get it, the better.
  21. Of course! Good ambience (aka he leaves the lights on!) is important! ?
  22. I am sure you are fine. When I intend to see the masseur again, i tend to be more generous...greasing the skids so to speak, for the next meeting. But also keeping in mind that your generosity from one session to the next will be compares by the masseur, so don’t go overboard. If you are ‘overly generous’ you may set expectations that can lead to disappointment and frictions in the future. I keep a tight rein on my generosity and keep it very consistent from session to session. ? It sounds like you are considering slipping him more for the previous visit? I would not do that - too much chance of sending mixed messages. When next you see him, tell him how much you enjoyed the previous session, totally MADE your week. A little flattery to send the message: I want that again! If he gets the message and you get another good session, then up your generosity to the level he can expect in the future. Also consider where you are located (just to level set). In this example, $160 may go a looonng way in Jacksonville FL, but not so in Los Angeles CA. You did not mention your location. Finding the right balance takes a bit of time. You will figure out what works for you after a while. In your example, in NYC if I received a great 90 minute massage plus 30 minutes play time with 2 HEs as you described and I intended to visit again, I would shell out $200. Again, that is just me - other may disagree. You do you.
  23. Speaking only for myself - if I received a solid massage for 90 minutes and then an additional 30 minutes or so of erotic play time...probably would have shelled out $180 minimum if satisfied and enjoyable. You went with $160 which is fair in my book, but I would have chosen to show a little more generosity. Just my 2c.
  24. Looks cool! How do you watch them? Streaming from the internet? What site? ?
  25. They have been discusses before. If you use the search box at the top of the page you should get results. https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/411-on-saul.137075/page-2#post-1919134
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