FrankR

In general? Or a specific user?

I have this credit card company that keeps bugging me every quarter to ‘sign up to activate a bonus cash back’ at specific merchants or categories (eg restaurants). Of course they remind me 5 times via text and email. It just annoys the hell out of me! I already pay the annual fee, just service my account already!! Do you have similar annoying things that pushes your buttons? Please share/vent (even if it is a ‘first world problem’, I will totally judge you!!) Here, I’ll get you started: 1. Public transportation delays (it’s a train, it runs on a rail...how complicated can that be?) 2. Misbehaving kids at a restaurant (where is that duct tape?) 3. Bicycles on the sidewalk (it is called a sideWALK!) 4. Road works with most of the crew standing around doing nothing (don’t even get me started!) 5. Those ‘extra charges’ you don’t know about but seems to show up everywhere (airlines, cable bill - you know it!).

Yes and I attended their commitment ceremony - M/M/F.

Could you provide your source for this? I admit I am surprised...would have guessed botox...

Yes - I won't claim to have the legs to pull it off, but they are damn comfortable!

I try to be comfortable and practical, as opposed to stylish (and I call myself a gay man!?!?), so I wear running shorts, the type with a liner inside the shorts so you dont need underwear. Along with a tshirt that fits well - not too tight, not too loose, just right Goldilocks! Was told long ago to avoid loose fitting clothing or items with laces or pockets like cargo pants as they can get caught in equipment. Post Script: I usually get my gym clothes at the outlet mall - why pay full price at Mo’s? Sometimes I can find good deals around public holidays on Macy’s website and it saves me the trip.

Dont sell yourself short! I am aware of circumstances where a character witness can be very helpful. Especially when the individual providing the reference is in an acknowledged profession (think Attorney or Certified Public Accountant) or is an executive with a large or well know organisation. It is an attestation, but is not under oath. You may be asked later to repeat it under oath. It should also be understood that these are only helpful if you have known the individual for an extended period of time and can explain the context of your relationship.

Any insight you can provide on how your willy became desensitized in the first place will be helpful. Physical injury? Medical condition?

I plan to wait for the iPhone XXX - the phone has to be worthy of my d_ck pics!

After much procrastination, I ordered them today - should be here by the weekend. Thanks for the recommendation!

You are incorrigible! When I grow up, I want to be just like you!!

Hasn’t happened to me...yet!! I have to ask - do you have a thing for ‘bad boys’? Did yet get a ‘this guy is fun, but trouble’ vibe from him over the years?

I don’t think I got all the way through Regarding Billy... I enjoyed A Warm Wind, I found the scene where they talk politics around the dinner table very nostalgic - and we thought we were a country divided during the war; look at us today!!!

Asked and answered...if nudity is a requirement for you, you may want to look elsewhere.

Guys on rentmen tend to use the “pornstar” label a lot, especially the hash tag. Interchangeable with “escort”. Does not necessarily mean he has done actual porn. If he indicates he is available for movies, it may mean private movies for your personal use, live shows via skype etc. Reach out and ask - if he has done actual studio porn, he is probably proud enough of his performance to point you to the studio and provide his porn name!

Glad to hear that I am not the only sports fan on here! (I was beginnig to wonder.)

In the words of Bill Maher: “New Rule!” After 5 bumps you have to take the plunge and report back!

That may be pushing it a bit...but not by much!

You say that like it's a bad thing! lol

Cal has been discussed here before. In general he provides a medium pressure, full body massage. He is a nice guy, friendly, personable and very handsome. I dont recall any negatives apart from those that asked for deep pressure massage - my understanding that isnt really his skillset, but that may have changes. Will be glad to be corrected. Regardless, I would repeat my visit if I had the opportunity.

I have seen some threads on him but no reviews submitted to Daddy. Please do provide a link to any reviews that I may have missed. I am aware of his surgery but have not found him to be either violent or dangerous.

Are you saying he has the same look as the guy in the photos (general body shape, skin tone etc) but it isn’t actual photos of him? That is good to know... Did he provide an erotic massage?

According to the review site he relocated to Fort Lauderdale. He will be missed...

Its officially my first Daddy’s Hat-Trick. I’ve met all 3 guys mentioned on today’s review page! - Justin in Philadelphia - many moons ago (and his photos were outdated then, so by now they are truly ancient!) - Steve Holt of Philadelphia who relocated to Ft Lauderdale (you Laudies are lucky to have him, I may have to visit...) - Peter Hung of Las Vegas - who is an awesome guy; celebrating his 113th review! Anybody else ever have a twofer or hat-trick on the daily reviews???

It is fine to say that we should not judge others - I try not to, but sometimes we have no choice but to consider the impact of their actions. As an example, a few years ago I had an employee and became aware that he was cheating on his wife. The employee was in a position of trust. I had no choice but to take into account his actions and ask myself: he is lying to his wife (he admitted it and they did not have an ‘open’ marriage) and he has demonstrated that he cannot be trusted in a material respect, how can I not question his character and suitability for this role in the business? If he ended up abusing the trust and the business got sued, my judgment could be questioned for being aware of this ‘character flaw’ and not acting. To make it even harder, by this time I had known the employee for many years and considered him a friend - as in, we had lunch together most work days. Ultimately I had to sit him down and explain that he would not have any future career prospects and I would advise him to seek employment elsewhere... Not a fun experience. To this day I believe I acted appropriately. You may disagree.