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I agree this is the best technique. It has led to extra perks at many legit massages for me!
 

 
This you have to be careful with. The masseur might not pay any attention to (or have an issue with) your hands being at the edge of the table at the beginning of the massage, but he's likely to notice you moving them back out to the edge for no reason after he repositioned them (not always in a good way).
 
If the masseur repositions my hands, I only move them closer to the edge again after they objectively seem to be getting in the masseur's way (like if he keeps bumping into them as he massages the thighs).

I agree this is the best technique. It has led to extra perks at many legit massages for me!
 

 
This you have to be careful with. The masseur might not pay any attention to (or have an issue with) your hands being at the edge of the table at the beginning of the massage, but he's likely to notice you moving them back out to the edge for no reason after he repositioned them (not always in a good way).
 
If the masseur repositions my hands, I only move them closer to the edge again after they objectively seem to be getting in the masseur's way (like if he keeps bumping into them as he massages the thighs).

No, but I did hire an Exhibitionist during a Flash Sale.

While it may seem reassuring that countries on this list are trying to ensure foreigners like Americans don’t bring Covid19 into their countries, what is uncertain is what these same countries are doing to Contain the virus that is already there in their own population.
 
If you look at the maps that the NYT publishes about the spread of the disease world wide, you will see that much of the third world shows very low rates of infection. Yeah, right. You might want to look into their reporting systems and health care infrastructure before hopping on a plane.

Oh, that would be a fun headline to read in the newspaper. "Black Friday Tragedy: Five men trampled to death as crowd lunged for discounted escort dick"

And in Large Print as well, very considerate for the elderly. ?

I really thought you were going to say that immigration officials discovered that the guy is a serial killer, and so they saved you from certain death. I don't see the helpfulness of the intrusive immigration check carried out without any particularized suspicion here (except it seems perhaps with respect to the Mexican government's pursuit of some odd US-related "issue"). I'm sure that your friend would've preferred to go on with his day without spending hours being questioned by Mexican authorities.
 
That kind of overreach is particularly bad in cases where it affects that country's own citizens, who have a right to enter the country free from harassment. That can happen in the US, as @Hoover42 pointed out, so you might be the one stuck in a room for hours next time you fly back from abroad. If it happens, please do let us know if you think it wasn't a bad thing.

CEO of Midwest health system leaves after refusing to wear mask
 
The chief executive of one of the nation’s largest regional health systems is leaving his job after refusing to wear a mask in the office.
 
Sanford Health said it “mutually agreed to part ways” with CEO Kelby Krabbenhoft after he reportedly sent an email to employees last week claiming he didn’t need to wear a face covering after recovering from the coronavirus.
 
Krabbenhoft argued that using a mask would be a “symbolic gesture” because his bout with COVID-19 had made him immune to the virus for “at least seven months and perhaps years to come,” according to the Associated Press. That claim isn’t supported by scientific research.
 
South Dakota-based Sanford, which has 46 hospitals and nearly 48,000 employees, did not mention the email when it announced Krabbenhoft’s departure on Tuesday. Krabbenhoft told local TV station KELO that he was leaving because the health system was in a strong position — even though he said in October that he wasn’t planning to retire for another 18 months.
 
“If there was ever a time for a guy, who’s been through what I’ve been through, this is a great time to say goodbye,” Krabbenhoft told the CBS affiliate.
 
Krabbenhoft sent the email as Midwestern hospitals battled a massive surge in COVID-19 cases. Sanford’s facilities are concentrated in North Dakota, South Dakota and Minnesota, which have three of the worst infection rates in the country, according to the COVID Tracking Project.
 
Sanford distanced itself from Krabbenhoft’s email last week, saying the message only reflected his “personal opinions about the virus.” The company requires employees and visitors to wear masks at its clinics.
 
“Sanford Health’s position is the same as it has always been — consistently wearing masks, avoiding crowds and staying home if you’re sick are critical to preventing the spread of the virus,” the health system said in a statement posted to its Facebook page on Friday.
 
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis extends order banning local mask mandates
 
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has pushed through a measure banning local cities from enforcing mask mandates amid sky-high statewide coronavirus infection rates, according to a report Wednesday.
 
The measure, which extends an executive orderDeSantis signed in September, prevents local governments from fining folks who fail to mask up — and from ordering restaurants to close without public health or economic data to justify the move, according to clickorlando.com.
 
The order signals the Sunshine State’s move into “phase 3” of the pandemic — meaning restaurants, bars and salons will be allowed to reopen at full capacity, the outlet reported.
 
Florida’s relaxed enforcement plan comes as asecond wave of COVID-19 slams the US, bringing the total number of deaths to more than 260,000 nationally — and prompting other states to add stricter safety regulations.
 
It also comes after a Florida mayor shut down a bar in his county over the weekend after it was flooded by swarms of maskless partygoers upon reopening for the first time since the pandemic began. Photos show unprotected patrons packed shoulder to shoulder inside The Wharf Fort Lauderdale.
 
On Wednesday, DeSantis released a video announcing vaccine breakthroughs — but didn’t comment on why he had extended the mask enforcement ban.
 
“In recent days we’ve seen more breakthroughs in the fight of COVID-19,”
. “If we can redouble our efforts until the vaccine is deployed, we’ll help safeguard the lives of thousands of Floridians.” 
On Tuesday, Florida health officials reported 8,555 new COVID-19 cases and 72 deaths due to the illness.
 
More than 953,300 infections have been reported in the state in total and at least 18,157 deaths, according to Johns Hopkins University data Wednesday afternoon.
 

This Jack Ryan...yes please!

Here is the key. Love men who love you Don't think twice about those who hate you. Life is too full of regrets as it is, avoid what is without doubt going to be a regret for you in future years if you keep on the path you are now traveling.
The question you might be better asking rather than if there are others out there with the same issue, is perhaps, who has overcome this and is now living a fulfilled life. .

I took a test yesterday expecting a 24-48 hours result wait. Was a drive thru test, after doctor swabbed my nasal passage He said “park over there....” 25 mins later a nurse dropped of my negative test results! ??

Doctor: What happened that you ripped your rectum open?
Patient: Well...*plays video

Bide your time, then sell the TP on eBay at 1,000% the regular price. ?

The OP wasn't engaged in a dubious transaction in a park at 2 a.m. in Spanish Harlem. He was at a barbershop where barbers in their 50s were working (not MS-13-tatted 18-year-olds wearing blue bandanas). OP felt safe and comfortable enough at that barbershop to become a repeat customer. So I don't think pointing out "Spanish Harlem" in red is helpful or warranted at all.

No, having those is not illegal.

The OP wasn't engaged in a dubious transaction in a park at 2 a.m. in Spanish Harlem. He was at a barbershop where barbers in their 50s were working (not MS-13-tatted 18-year-olds wearing blue bandanas). OP felt safe and comfortable enough at that barbershop to become a repeat customer. So I don't think pointing out "Spanish Harlem" in red is helpful or warranted at all.

The OP wasn't engaged in a dubious transaction in a park at 2 a.m. in Spanish Harlem. He was at a barbershop where barbers in their 50s were working (not MS-13-tatted 18-year-olds wearing blue bandanas). OP felt safe and comfortable enough at that barbershop to become a repeat customer. So I don't think pointing out "Spanish Harlem" in red is helpful or warranted at all.

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I'll stop there because I don't want to get too excited only to black out and come to a week from now having written 10,000 possible names.

NoGagReflex
SplitUinHalf
BeerCanD
 
I'll stop there because I don't want to get too excited only to black out and come to a week from now having written 10,000 possible names.

This is a classic. It was the first "gay" music video I ever watched. I somehow didn't know they were a thing before then ?

Finally...

Herpes and HIV carry with them unfortunate and unwarranted stigma and mental suffering that most people want to avoid. So I don't think treatments are functionally equivalent to a cure when it comes to talking about those STDs. But I do agree that pointing out that there are treatments is generally helpful.

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