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Perhaps there’s such a thing as TOO tall?

I’m glad you enjoyed him!

Needs to hit the gym and work on those abs.

Sorry, he reminds me of Damien.

A few years ago I was in bed with a young provider who was hitting the poppers a bit too much. He got dizzy and almost passed out. I got him some water and put some electrolyte powder in it, which did the trick. He had a 45-minute drive, so we agreed that he should spend the night in the guest room. I was afraid that I’d have to take him to the ER.

We all have our preferences!

I like that version even better!

Gas in my area is $5.

I would imagine most, if you’re a well-groomed, polite and generous guy.

Ugh!

He’s on my buddy list. I recall that he was very responsive to texts. Let us know.

Perhaps because of this: I am vers, but naturally am more on the bottom/submissive side of things

When I host, I always hide my wallet and other valuables (car keys, watch) before the provider arrives. Of course, I don’t do this with regulars. Over 20 years, I’ve never had anything stolen.

iPhones have a weather app that shows the AQI for any town in the world. We hover around 20: pristine, except when we get smoke from BC and Eastern Washington and Oregon forest fires.

We’ve had a plague of feral rabbits for years on Whidbey Island. Years ago domestic rabbits were let loose by a 4-H club at the nearby county fairgrounds and interbred with local rabbits. Many thought they were cute and fed them, but they wrought havoc in gardens and were relentless hole diggers, not to mention depositors of countless pellets. Then, suddenly, they were completely gone. The hemorrhagic rabbit plague from BC finally made it to the southern end of the island three weeks ago and led to a rapid rabbit die-off. Gardens are blossoming again, but I suspect the coyotes and owls are searching for new sources of protein! ‘Spreading like wildfire’: Rabbit disease decimating bunny population on Whidbey Island – KIRO 7 News Seattle WWW.KIRO7.COM The virus is called rabbit hemorrhagic disease, or RHDV2. It’s highly contagious and fatal for rabbits.

“Common Pleas Court judge Ramy Djerassi grew up, like me, on the 2000 block of Delancey. He recalls things differently. “This is a very liberal community,” he insists. “No one was telling gay people not to cruise.” The real problem was traffic: “People just wanted to sleep at night. The cruising was an imposition.” “And the sign at the corner of 21st and Delancey remains as a vestige of community-sanctioned, institutionalized homophobia.”

GoVino is the plastic wine glass brand I’ve used for years.

23? Lol.

And age shaver?

Whenever you post info on someone who looks that young, be prepared for a flurry of snide comments.

I must be one of the good guys since I’ve never encountered this.