FrankR

Don’t believe the old saying “you get what you pay for”... I’ve had great experiences with masseurs at a lower price point (and I’ve tipped generously) and have had horrible interactions with high priced faux masseurs. I do make allowances for circumstances - am I hosting/masseur traveling? etc...

Don’t believe the old saying “you get what you pay for”... I’ve had great experiences with masseurs at a lower price point (and I’ve tipped generously) and have had horrible interactions with high priced faux masseurs. I do make allowances for circumstances - am I hosting/masseur traveling? etc...

Reminds me of this segment by Bill Maher:

Thanks! Those are scary places!
 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Jones_University
 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberty_University
 
Both teach young earth creationism

How did Bob Jones U and Liberty U not make the worst list? I don’t actually know what it’s like on their campuses. I’m just guessing from general knowledge that I doubt they’d be too welcoming.
 
Gman

Some of his reviews are dated in the future! (eg "Most recent appt.: Jan. 18, 2018, in Paris, Île-de-France, FR (incall)") Perhaps I can borrow their time machine, go back to 2010 and buy me some bitcoin!

I admire your adventurous spirit! CL has a bad rep....

It’s actually 40x rent not 30.

I messaged him a month ago to ask his rate. He saw the message but never replied.

Well label me ‘old fashioned’!

I have to admit, i am surprised by the responses. Honestly thought more guys would wear a fragrance (in some form.) Sounds like many do not. Dont consider myself sophisticated, but I have a fragrance for each season, for example in the hot summer months I wear something with a fresh, clean, “fabric softner” like scent.
 
Interesting thing is that most guys I meet wear too much of the stuff, which ruins the effect. In my view it is supposed to be subtle, not overpowering. Just my 2c...

Well label me ‘old fashioned’!

In some locales, wearing fragrance is considered sort of yesterday and unsophisticated. For example, here in San Francisco, of somebody wearing cologne, people might say, "He wears COLOGNE," the subtext being "OMG, that's so out of it!" It's considered sort of fussy and something out of the heartland.

Let's not forget the Sauna Suit!!
 

I started in 1929 during the Great Depression --- There were already guys selling apples on the street - so I decided to sell nuts . . .

Finally... a happy ending after taking one for the team! Been a while since I took a chance. Ken checked all my boxes in advance... attractive, hosts, has a table, good rate, communicated well professing trained and could give a strong massage... so I went for it. He delivered. The pictures are perhaps a bit dated.. longer different style hair, more slender but a pretty ripped bod. Truly trained, not overtly sensual. Loved that he had new unique moves on the leg portion. Will go back for 90 minutes next time.

So this must be his rentmen ad - pics look the same. https://rentmen.eu/MasseuRyan

Ike was a fellow Texan. The story they used to have posted at the UNO’s Restaurants was that after WW2 initially Ike wanted a Tex-Mex restaurant. He had some potential investors over, and whoever made the Tex-Mex wasn’t very good. The investors became ill. Ike’s next thought was the pizza he had had in Italy during WW2. But he thought it wasn’t substantial enough. So he developed (ie invented) deep dish pizza, so it would be more of a meal. The investors loved it. And the rest is history!!
 

 
I think Digiornos is pretty good.
 
Gman

did anybody here eat Totino's Party Pizza while in college?.....was very cheap and not bad.......now, years later, it's a much smaller product (like many downsized products) for a few cents more.....just had a couple tonight!....ingredients list a mile long!......I liked it!
 

Again, I’ve enjoyed most non-Chicago Uno’s Pizzerias except the ones at the airport.
 

 
I posted this awhile back. This trick may be a bit quicker than using the oven. Although if you want to crisp up the whole pizza, an oven would be better.
 
When you've refrigerated the pizza overnight, this is a really good trick. It works best with thin crust pizza, but I’d try it with deep dish too. Also when I’ve frozen the pizza, I defrost it in the microwave before putting it on the stove, and it comes out 100x better than only using the microwave.
 
 

 
Gman

If you love pizza, then never ever move to Las Vegas. After living in Boston for so long (it's not all clam chowdah in Boston, they have some truly great pizza), I went into pizza deprivation here in Las Vegas. OMG, the pizza here is AWFUL!! It's like cardboard, ketchup, and Kraft American singles. Las Vegas is actually a great foodie town for almost every cuisine and taste, except pizza. After more than a decade here, I finally found a great pizzeria, run by a guy from New Jersey who knows what real pizza is. I don't miss the winters in Boston or the cost of living in NYC (lived in Manhattan for 3 years), but I sure as hell miss the almost limitless choices for great pizza.

Uno and Due were founded by Ike Sewell and Ric Riccardo. Not exactly Italian names. That might explain why you, as a native Italian, were not enamored with it.
 

 
I've made pizza using a similar method as well as using flatbread and pre-made crusts in the oven and they've come out well. However, the best results (for me) was using a countertop oven, like the ones made by Breville. The crust was more evenly crispy and the cheese melted more evenly.

That was fun!! I didnt see that coming either! Here is my favorite ‘unexpected geography lesson’ clip. Enjoy!

That was fun!! I didnt see that coming either! Here is my favorite ‘unexpected geography lesson’ clip. Enjoy!

If I heard right the song was gender neutral. I like that!