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One thing is for sure, relevant or not - Rodgers himself would have hated this. He didn't like when people "improved on" his music - he didn't even like when his orchestrators got too clever and seemed to overshadow Rodgers' tunes. Not that he has any say in the matter now, of course.

Here's to the lady who tweets!

I always check the RM reviews via VPN, so I can see the actual written ones. I don't put much credence in the other ratings on the site - they're way too general. But I figure, to a great extent, anyone who's gone to the lengths to actually write a few personal sentences might have an opinion worth considering. Especially since in the U.S. you can't see those comments without a VPN - so the fact that they're writing comments at all says something in of itself. I also look to see if the escort has been reviewed on Daddy's, and I look out here to see if anyone had made comments as well. I actually don't hire all that often - maybe once every few months - but I can't say that I've ever had a truly bad experience (a few haven't been terribly exciting lol, but not disasters by any means). If I go ahead and contact someone that I haven't been able to vet in some way. I feel I can usually get a very good sense of them from the way we email/text/talk beforehand. If I feel that things aren't clicking, I don't meet.

I hadn't noticed this fellow on RM before, though his ad says he's been on the site for 2 years. (Maybe he's relocated from elsewhere?) Private photos reveal face and cock, both nice. Though the pics certainly look amateur as opposed to proshot, which isn't really a red flag, but may speak to his experience in the field? Advertises as a masseur but clearly hints at more (lists "BF experience" etc). Personally, I also like that he seems to have singled out "armpits" in his preference list (instead of listing it along with all the other myriads of choices) which I like, being a huge pit fan. So anyway - he caught my eye. Anyone else have any experience with him, or thoughts? https://rentmen.eu/LoganHill

See - now if cargurus were really smart, they would have gone after something like this. And it would have made more sense thn the "Tripadvisor" owl (why?) and even the Geico gecco.

I think Corden is a natural choice, and a good one. He's both a true member of the Broadway community and a popular CBS host. Will the fact of him hosting bring in huge ratings? Probably not. There's always been a niche audience for the Tonys, and that's how it is. I only bring it up because the ratings question always comes up, and over the years, the broadcast has tried to improve the ratings with guest appearances or celeb hosts that don't really have a connection to the industry, etc. My wish every year is that they don't worry about all that and just strive to do a quality presentation without a lot of mishegas. That said, one of the most annoying things to me in the last few years are the (thankfully short) appearances by Rachel Bloom, doing some truly obnoxious hopped up "fangirl on speed" routine to segue into commercial breaks. Classless, IMO, and out of step with the rest of the show. If they'd like to include Bloom in the evening, I'd love them to find something with more of a professional comportment for her.

As I said, she sang Amalia in Boston, with a very proper soprano high B in "Ice Cream." Marian as written doesn't even go that high, lol. She'd be vocally perfect for the role.

As I said, she sang Amalia in Boston, with a very proper soprano high B in "Ice Cream." Marian as written doesn't even go that high, lol. She'd be vocally perfect for the role.

Yes. 100%. We Bostonians had the privilege of seeing her as Amalia in a Huntington Theatre production of She Loves Me just over a decade ago - that was the first time I heard/saw her, and it's hard to forget. Magnificent.

Yes. 100%. We Bostonians had the privilege of seeing her as Amalia in a Huntington Theatre production of She Loves Me just over a decade ago - that was the first time I heard/saw her, and it's hard to forget. Magnificent.

Actually, the (Broadway) play with music was called Choir Boy. I guess Chorus Boys is kinda like Too Proud To Beg?

Of course, one of the fun traditions of Purim is the various ways to obliterate Haman's name during the reading of the Megillah. Mostly with noise - but another tradition is to write "Haman" in chalk on the soles of your shoes and then rub/stamp it out. I wasn't able to attend a service tonight, but I would actually like to write "trump" instead...

Has the show changed names? Or is it still "Ain't Too Proud"? (At least it's not The Temptations: The Musical.)

I don't think Jackman wouldn't have the acting range for the role in I Do, regardless. The problem with casting Marian is that she is supposed to be fairly young. Barbara Cook was 30 when the show premiered - I daresay that even that is a bit old for the actual character. (Remember that young Winthrop is her brother, not her son, and Mrs. Paroo can't really feel like a grandma yet - though I'm sure we've all seen productions where this was the case. Preston was almost 40 to Cook's 30, which I'm sure worked fine. But Sutton is 44, which to me is way too old for Marian in any situation. In fact, given our current crop of reliable leading ladies on Broadway, they're all a bit too old for the role. Not that that will stop any of them from being cast, I'm sure.

They rerun "All In The Family" - currently late Saturday night and late Tuesday night, and I never seem to tire of that show lol. Occasionally I'll watch bits of other sitcoms. I've never been a drag fan, so the RuPaul stuff holds no interest for me. But yes, it's a shame that they really aren't a gay-themed network anymore.

Fox news? Why bother.

Yes - but IMO, "boy" is still better than "Boi." And that goes for other deliberate spelling "improvements" like "Womyn." Ick.

For me, I generally like guys to smell clean (I'm an Ivory soap guy lol - I'm not so fond of the typical commercial scented soaps like Dial, etc - or of heavy use of cologne/aftershave etc). But ripe armpits drive me wonderfully insane.

Hot! But just to clarify, I wasn't only talking about pits or even sweat. This scent I've noticed is really all over, in the skin. And to me at least, it's heavenly.

This is an interesting topic. But yes, racial guilt issues aside (i.e. the awkwardness of admitting that it may sound racist to talk this way, even though I don't think that's so much the point), I do think there's truth in it all. My thing, actually, is for redheads (or gingers as they are often called). I've had experiences with a few that have had this distinctive skin scent, which I find very very very sensual and alluring. A musky, almost rather "waxy" smell that I find really hot. I've had some guys tell me that it can definitely be a redhead trait, though I don't know that ALL redheads have it. Someone once also told me that he thought it was particularly so for men prone to freckled skin. I did once know a blond guy who had that same kind of scent when he got sweaty. (He was straight, and a student of mine, so way off limits. But I did take note of that scent lol.) In terms of African-American men, I actually haven't been with all that many, but yes, I do sometimes notice a different and distinct scent there - and hey, nothing wrong with that. But I do have to say, being an armpit guy - I think I've only had one experience eating a black guy's pits - and I didn't enjoy it because the taste was actually rather bitter to me - something I hadn't experienced with other races of guys. I don't know if it was just him or if I would find that to be the case with other black men, though.

It did. This one is a new site. And even this new site, which started off as "Rentboy" is now "Friendboy" instead.

Commercials for the app "cargurus." (Which is a rotten name because it's really awkward to pronounce - it should, I assume, be "Car Gurus," but it naturally wants to sound like "cargaroos" which means nothing. Sounds like a car crossed with a kangaroo, lol.) The original commercial was cute in its own way, if a bit sexist (but still cute) - the husband has gone through hell to figure out what kind of car to get - the wife comes in, uses the app, finds the right car in seconds. She walks away, proud - he grumbles sarcastically ("I guess we'll do it your way...") - we hear her say from the other room, "I heard that..." As I said, cute. Which isn't bad. Worth a smile. Kinda charming. But now they have this same couple - all this time later - doing a new series of ads. I've seen two of them now in the last few days, and they are terribly boring. And I think that the problem is that neither "character" really has any personality. What made the original ad fun was the situation and the stock "battle of the sexes" joke. The new ads don't seem to have any of that. They fall totally flat. Epic fail.

One of the shocks for me was one of the men - I believe this was Wade on the Oprah follow-up - was saying how he just never saw this as sexual abuse when it was happening. I guess what we tend to think is that boys (and girls, for that matter) who go through this do know exactly what's going on, it's just that they're too afraid, or full of guilt/shame/etc, to be able to take action and tell someone, or otherwise get out of it. Or, even if they're somehow drawn to the sex, to know on some very strong level that it's wrong. Or even to just use the stardom as an excuse for not topping it, etc. But to hear him say that he didn't see it that way at the time - that he didn't understand that it was abuse - that was unexpected. Though now it does make me wonder how often that's the case. How many youths in this situation mistake the abuse for real love, with no idea that anything is wrong about it, except perhaps for the proviso that it all be kept incredibly secret? Scary.

Hell - for me, this one could BE the armpit section all by itself lol. (But, always grateful for the myriad of choices we've collected here!)

Forgive me for the puns - it's that kind of day, I fear... I think I read about paradigm shifts, but I Kant remember where. "Once I built a railroad, now I'm done... Brother, can you paradigm?"