nycman

That’s not a malfunction… that’s a feature!

I think he is…… on his head!

Just echoing what others have already said. Having served as the executor overseeing several estate liquidations recently, I can tell you things that the deceased thought were “priceless collections" were all in fact basically junk. Out of hundreds of various items only one had any value at all and even that was about half of what I expected. What has value? Flawless never used Hermes bags, rare Rolexes, pristine vintage cars with almost no mileage, and diamonds. Everything else is junk that you’re going to have to pay someone else to haul away.

What a trashy thing to do. Talking smack about dead people is pretty low. As a child I had a strange hate for her in All in the Family that I really never understood. I guess little me was onto something.

Somebody’s color blind!

Or is it vice versa?

They offer pick ups in Düsseldorf round trip for 50€ if you book a guy for 2 hours. Alternatively the S-bahn leaves Düsseldorf for Kaarst train station every 20 minutes. They say it’s a 7 minute walk from the Kaatst station to their facility.

I’m gonna play the devils advocate here. I wouldn’t hire him unless you disclose ahead of time who you are and how you know him. He’s an adult. Let him make the decision. If he’s agreeable it could be really fun. If he’s not well, I think you know the answer.

I’m glad I’m not the only homosexual that wore out those four frames of VHS tape. I’m a huge Dolly fan, but I loved those 4 frames more than every Dolly frame in the movie.

I’ve been a big Wynn fan since they opened. The rooms recently got a minor facelift. On many trips, I never leave the property. The Encore Spa can’t be beat. In truth I’ve seen very little action there, but the facilities and services are top notch. I prefer the Wynn rooms and they’re closer to the action than the Encore rooms. My second choice would probably be the Venetian / Palazzo. The rooms are some of the largest in Vegas. The Casio is fun. Not the best, but a solid second choice. I used to a big Bellagio fan, but the rooms are very dated. The casino is always crowed, and not in a good way.

Way too young. The voice needs to growl. This isn’t it. It’s like a 12 year old running around in Mommy’s heels. Cute but not believable. For the record, Mandy Gonzalez (the current understudy) also pretty much sucked in the role. If Nicole Scherzinger isn’t performing, don’t go, or get your money back. The real break out NYC performance however is David Thaxton as Max. He really delivers the gravitas the role requires. Sadly, Tom Francis was much better (and 20 lbs lighter) in London. Nobody wants a doughy Joe Gillis parading around in his underwear. Even an aging Hollywood star isn’t gonna chase that fat boy around.

Köln. 100% And I like Düsseldorf, but its Köln 100%.

So you literally almost "fucked him to death"? grin

The kid is a cold blooded murderer. They could’ve dragged him up 5th Avenue tarred and feathered, chained to a horse and buggy and I would’ve thought "fair enough".

I know myself well enough to know a long term hire isn’t for me. I’m not saying i haven’t had wild fantasies about being feed grapes on a remote Balinese island by a stunning escort for days on end. But I’m also old and wise enough to know that being stuck on a remote Balinese island for days on end with the wrong person is Hell on earth. Grapes or no fucking grapes. If I did manage to find an escort that I honestly felt we clicked well enough to even attempt such an escapade, I’d be too frightened of actually falling for him to relax and have a good time. So it’s a "no" for me. I love hearing about @Coolwave35’s adventures and I greatly admire @BenjaminNicholas. We’re all built differently. I think you need to worry about whether this is a good set up for you. Looking behind the curtain and trying to guess if the escort "likes’ you or "wants to be there with you" is a fools game. And that’s true regardless if we’re talking about a one hour love affair or a ten year "relationship".

Never look behind the curtain.

Why stop now?

What a bizarre thing for a grieving husband to post. Nonetheless, I do understand that we all handle death in our own way. I strongly believe that any thing a person does in the 6 months following the loss of a spouse is ok. Anything. Laugh, cry, scream, avoid old friends, sell the house and move 1,000 miles away, visit psychics, make bizarre videos, whatever it’s all a part of the process and it’s all ok.

But there is no doubt he’s an actual "dreamer"!

You are doing a transatlantic crossing in January??? You’re much braver than I am. Have fun!

When it comes to massage, I’m never explicit before the first meeting. I admit I do love the tension of "will he, won’t he", but you have to be prepared for serious frustration if it turns out "he won’t". Needless to say the “won’t“ guys don’t get rehired. One benefit of this approach is it gets you around the potential."spooking" of the therapist before you even meet.

I’ve met Niko. I can’t vouch for his topping skills, but I had a blast with him. He showed up, looked like his picks, and was fun in bed.

You’ll be fine. The hardest part is walking into David’s pool party on the first day. It’s awkward opening the front door and walking into someone’s house you’ve never met before. Nonetheless, my discomfort only lasted about 2 minutes until people started walking over and introducing themselves. It’s a very friendly bunch. I was suprised at how many men I met who’ve never posted here. There’s a large number of lurkers on this forum. And of course, finally getting to match faces to the profiles and characters here was a real hoot as well. My only regret is that my love of luxury lead me to book at the Hacienda at Warm Sands. The place is beautiful and very relaxing, but it seemed like all the cool kids were having more fun across the street at Inndulge. I say just go and check it out. You may love it. You may hate it. But you’re never gonna know until you try.