Islesguy

Saw Gabriel Cross last week in London. Let's just say it was the highlight of my trip. Review is being submitted.

That was my first cell phone. Definitely best phone I ever owned hands down. Non-functional but I still have it.

Then I am glad I'm getting out of town that weekend. It bad enough to get around when the UN is in session

I saw him just yesterday. Fantastic as always.

It's still called the Southern Tier. Saw a hockey game in Binghampton last year and half the advertisements made reference to the Southern Tier

I'd be more than willing, but I am sure he would have way better prospects if he were looking to settle down.

When was he in NY? I thought he wasn't allowed to travel to the US anymore.

That's my go to as well, especially the White Birch Beer. Makes me want to meet and share a pie.

Haven't been to Sally's, but Pepe's is great. Not the best in the world but definitely best for their style.

It's like Sudoku but with arithmetic.

He didn't and I didn't think to ask. I guess I'll have to save up my funds and finally visit London.

I recently contacted Gabriel Cross to inquire when he would back stateside and he said he wasn't allowed to enter the US anymore. Anyone know why, could you PM me please?

Tried texting him a couple.of times. Anyone have any luck getting a reply?

Wishing you the best JJ

I don't know if he is or he isn't, but I don't think people who use insulin pumps have to wear them all the time. There have been a couple of NHL players who are Type I diabetics with insulin pumps. I know they don't wear them when they play.

I've had a crush on Tim Daly since his Wings days.

One question. If an escort doesn't list a fee, is the client's responsibility to ask and if so at what point do you ask?

That is true and normally the limit for the IRS to collect back taxes is 10 years. However, I believe if fraud is involved, they be allowed to go back further.

It's not that they take a long time, it's that the IRS usually gives people an opportunity to make good before taking extreme actions. I had a client once who didn't file taxes for nearly a decade even though her husband was operating a sole-proprietorship as a trucker. She received numerous letters and phone calls and ignored all of them. It was only when the IRS began garnishing her income that she came in to see me to fix everything. She told me she thought didn't have to file anymore because she was over 65. To compound the bad news, based on her husband income and expenses, she could have received refunds for a couple of the years if had she filed in time but those returns had passed the 3 year limit to claim a refund.

Since he is back on RM, anyone have any experience with him?

I have a doctor who gave me his personal cell so I can reach any time I need something. This was after I ended up the hospital after an emergency room visit a number of years ago. We were told he had been contacted that I was going to be admitted (this was around Independence Day). I spent two days in the care of med students (dumb as bricks) never being seen by an attending nor my doc. If not for him showing up on the floor two days later and noticing my name on the board, who knows how long it would have gone on. And this was with me constantly being assured my doctor knew I was in the hospital since I constantly asked why he hadn't come by or at least called. The entire floor could hear him screaming at everyone working at the time. Never, and I mean never, go to the hospital in June or July. Med students usually start then and you don't want to risk your life.

There are actually 3 Dunkins in Penn along with a plethora of different deli's and fast food places. There is also a gem of a raw bar & pub called Tracks at the end of the ticket windows in the LIRR section of the station.

I believe most utilities and billers would accept money orders which are sold at all post offices, though you can get them elsewhere. While you are not technically settling the account at the post office, most people probably send them out at the time they get them.

I remember this from watching Masters of Sex on Showtime. I didn't know if this was still a thing or not. Glad to see it is because it seemed like a worthwhile occupation.

I know the bigger reason was just as you said, I am a good accountant. When I had to stop working due to circumstances that had zero to do with company and beyond my control, I know the company lost at least 30% of my clients of who were only staying with them because of me. I agree with you that we shouldn't penalize people for not sending a thank you whatever just like we shouldn't penalize clients for not tipping.