Lankypeters

Several years ago I tried several times to book an escort. Every time, he cancelled within a half hour of the appointment. The reasons given were always that some unforeseen emergency had arisen. After the third time, I posted an alert here, noting only that he had cancelled three times at late notice. I later learned he had also bailed out with others, and at the last minute. I also found out he had been let go by an agency he'd been with because he cancelled appointments on short notice. Since there seemed to be a pattern here, I posted to alert others who might book him and then have him cancel. Fair warning, I thought.

I have never had a good eschort ask for the money upfront. The one time I did give up front it was a very bad experience.

I've found that it means one of two things...
 
- that escort has been ripped off several times
- that escort has ripped off others several times

I saw this new production last night and I'm happy ti say that I thought it was excellent. I've seen several productions over the years. The last was the Lincoln Center NYPhil version starring Kelli O'Hara and Nathan Gunn in 2013. That was hard to top, but this one certainly tries very hard. Yes, the casting is a bit odd. Black man, white woman but it soon fades away and wears off.
As with many Rodgers/Hammerstein productions there is a dark side to the story. “Carousel” tells the tragic story of carnival barker Billy Bigelow and his ill-fated marriage to New England millworker Julie Jordan, balanced against the comic romance of Julie’s best friend, Carrie Pipperidge, and ambitious fisherman Enoch Snow. Billy is abusive and has a quick temper. The musical was adapted from Ferenc Molnár's 1909 play Liliom, transplanting its Budapest setting to the Maine.
As Jigger Craigin, the rough ex-con who leads Billy astray, NYCB star, Amar Ramasar does not disappoint. His good looks and toned body, not to mention his excellent dancing skills, make you wish he had more to do.
Joshua Henry has a powerful and commanding voice. I'll be the first to admit that I was not familiar with his previous work. Jessie Muller is excellent as Julie.
Brittany Pollack dances the Act 2 beach ballet, detailing the unhappy life of Billy’s 15-year-old daughter, with sensitivity. In a nonsinging role, Margaret Colin is very good as Mrs. Mullin, Billy’s boss and sometime lover. It was good to see her back on stage.
The music is classic Broadway and the score is one of my favorites. The ballad "If I Loved You," is breathtaking. The choreography is very good. The sets are minimal.
All in all, a very fulfilling and entertaining evening of theater.

Nathan Lane -- mannerisms galore; forever the same; a strangulated vocal projection.

but the publicity stills make her look rather frumpy.
 
 
She looks like a bystander. When she made her entrance in the revival of "Annie Get Your Gun," she had the star appeal of an extra. Not a fan.

Nathan Lane -- mannerisms galore; forever the same; a strangulated vocal projection.

Ross, one of the top studs in the Maximum stable, is still on the scene: https://rent.men/RossNYC

I looked him up. Damn yes, I remember him.

Anyone remember Reece Rothmeier? Sexxxxxxy.....

"You've got five minutes left to cum."
"Phew! You just about wore me out!" (He was standing on the bed and looking at the books on my shelf while I sucked his dick).

A friend caught the eye of a window dresser at the late B. Altman's department store in New York. The dresser, who was installing a new display, had drawn a curtain across the show window. The dresser invited my friend into the space, closing the door behind them. He dropped his pants and my friend got on his knees and gave him head. How would the little old ladies on the Fifth Avenue buses that were driving by have reacted if they knew what was taking place behind the curtain? How I miss Altman's.

A friend caught the eye of a window dresser at the late B. Altman's department store in New York. The dresser, who was installing a new display, had drawn a curtain across the show window. The dresser invited my friend into the space, closing the door behind them. He dropped his pants and my friend got on his knees and gave him head. How would the little old ladies on the Fifth Avenue buses that were driving by have reacted if they knew what was taking place behind the curtain? How I miss Altman's.

A friend caught the eye of a window dresser at the late B. Altman's department store in New York. The dresser, who was installing a new display, had drawn a curtain across the show window. The dresser invited my friend into the space, closing the door behind them. He dropped his pants and my friend got on his knees and gave him head. How would the little old ladies on the Fifth Avenue buses that were driving by have reacted if they knew what was taking place behind the curtain? How I miss Altman's.

You can always ask the escort to dress (or undress) in a particular way if you have a fantasy about the moment of arrival.

You can always ask the escort to dress (or undress) in a particular way if you have a fantasy about the moment of arrival.

You can always ask the escort to dress (or undress) in a particular way if you have a fantasy about the moment of arrival.

It's interesting because it's usually a red flag when an escort frequently changes his stage name, but if you search on "Bogdan" you will find a lot of very positive feedback. I didn't go back and reread the threads but I can't remember ever hearing anything negative. If he came to my neck of the woods I would definitely meet him!

He travels and I have met him three times when he was in Charlotte. He’s Russian, speaks good English but his accent is immensely sexy. He is hot to look at, hot to be with and a really sweet guy. He shortened the Bogdan to Dan. Call him today he will start you New Year right .

Any reports on "GoodLookingGuy"?
 
https://rent.men/GoodLookingGuy

Sorry, Miss Grundy.

For those who may be confused, the tattoo on his back is an outline of the UP in Michigan. He certainly is--how shall I say it?--a bit different from the usual escort on rent.men.

It reads 'Make America Gay Again' and i don't think there is anything wrong with that.

I, too, saw Ross with Maximum. He was excellent, and I am impressed that he is using his real age (or something close to it) on the current ad. I bet he is just as hot today as back in the late 1990s/early 2000s.