Vegas_Millennial

London, Ohio, doesn't have any Gay Bars unfortunately.

I've neither been to Milwaukee nor a political convention; but, now I'll plan to attend the 2028 RNC in Houston knowing that there should be a wide array of visiting escorts. I'll be free to travel more four years from now than I do nowadays. It would be fun to hire in the evening each night after attending the convention.

Just use another camera to take a picture of your telephone screen. Done...screenshot restriction adverted as easy as that! Don't rely on a promise that an application restricts screenshots. It's as foolish as believing the guy is only going to insert "just the tip". 😉

Yes, there are pictures showing his penis in his RentMen advertisement.

Awesome, it sounds like you managed to hire Size Orman! I love Suze

Here is a similar discussion focused on retiring in Vietnam, but it's applicable to most any country with a weaker economy:

I mean Christian Nationalist movement. I edited my post to avoid confusion. The original poster expressed concerns about the advancing Christian Nationalist movement in the nation.

Agree. The one good thing about nations with a growing Christian influence, as much as seculars might hate it, is it's the only thing holding back the wave of Muslim law.

Agree. I wouldn't turn down a massage from a massuer with HIV any more than I would reject food from a waiter with HIV. Their status is irreverent. Do you ask your waiter if they have HIV before they serve you? If it's just a massage, don't ask. Privacy. Discrimination. Many people (myself included) refuse to list their health status or vaccination status in advertisements or social media applications. It's none of your business what medications I'm on, what vaccines I've had, what I'm allergic to, or what I'm being treated for. Agree 💯 . If you're seeing someone for sex... Or worried you might catch chicken pox, measles, mumps, polio, COVID, etc.,... Then assume the other person is always positive and take precautions: Wear protection and/or take meds, and vaccinate yourself against chicken pox, measles, mumps, polio, COVID, etc. Whether it's blank or not, always assume the person is lying and protect yourself as you would with a positive person.

This is another reason I don't allow paperless statements for anything. In the event of my death, hospital stay, or even extended holiday, my designated representative can simply look through my mail to determine what needs to be paid and when, and know with whom I have accounts.

Time to change telephones

I keep paper end of year statements for my retirement accounts. Yes, they can be found on the internet, but I get everything mailed to me by paper and find it satisfying to have an annual paper record in the file. I do this because I sleep better knowing I have a paper copy. Monthly or quarterly statements I shred and discard. 3 years for tax records. Forever if you are committing tax crimes (such as providing massages without reporting the earned income). I am keeping my tax records and my home records for as long as I own the home. I am keeping paper receipts of any home improvements so I can deduct them from the capital gains taxes I'll owe when I sell my house. When I sell the home, I'll discard my tax records and home records after 3 tax years after the sell of the home. I only keep my childhood vaccination records. Lab results and doctor visit records are discarded. But, as a millennial, I didn't see as many different doctors as an older man might. My carona virus vaccine card is already in the trash. (Not that it was that good anyway... Filled out with pencil). When I come across an old report card that my father saved for me in my files, I keep it because it brings me joy. If it doesn't bring you joy, discard it.

Thank you, Sir 😉

Be sure to check out Cockbar, above Flash and next door to the Black Eagle. It's easy to miss from the street.

How about just turning the telephone off while you're making the trip? Can't we live without our telephone for an hour?

Given the choice between rich or famous... Choose rich.

There are plenty of men in their early 50s who are very sexy. And statistically, men make their best financial decisions at age 53.

I've been to Hanlas Point Beach once. The lake water is really cold, so you're going there just to sunbathe nude. Take the ferry from Union Station. It's a bit of a walk from the ferry drop-off to the beach, but not difficult (paved and flat). There are few services (no food, and I can't remember any restroom facilities) near the beach. It's worth going if the weather is particularly warm.

I always stay near the gay bars on Church Street. But they're pretty easy to get to by subway or streetcar if you stay in other parts of the city center.

Yes, that is the perk of our contract. We may not get an end of year bonus or stock options, but we get generous vacations hours after we've been here 15 years or more.

Being tracked is not worth the "discounts". The app can even raise your rates if you have above average hard breaking/acceleration. I work for local government, and we just purchased the GM data for cars to help visualize which intersections have the highest rate of hard breaking or acceleration and even seatbelt usage in an effort to prioritize where we station police officers. The data can be visualized by day of week, time of day, type of car, etc. Delete the app. Pay the few hundred dollars extra each year in insurance. You'll save money and peace of mind in the long run.

Am I missing something? Is this advertisement for one men or several men? Because the original poster contacted "them" and provided rates for "their" picture and only fans, but there is only a singular man in the advertisement pictures. 🤔

I prefer to visit the Tin Room, and most other male strip clubs, on a Thursday or other weeknight. The dancer to patron ratio is higher, which means more attention from the dancers.

I saw the "reimagined" Company in 2023 on Broadway and I loved it so much that I'm seeing the touring version twice when it comes to Las Vegas this autumn (once each with two different friends). I've also seen videos of previous revivals. I think the "reimagined" version works perfectly, maybe even better, except for the "ladies who lunch" song and that character's relationship with the main character, Bobbie.

I work for a government agency. When we started licensing marijuana dispensaries, all of the government fees had to be paid in cash (no banks wanted to be associated with a digital transaction involving marijuana). While it was a little bit of a learning curve for safe locks and armored truck pickup times, in the end we still decide to charge fees for electronic payments. Credit card fees have just gotten too high to justify their use over cash.