nycman

I love crazy ass fetishes! Or in the case….crazy "ball" fetishes. I hooked up with a muscle dude in Vegas recently who was into feet big time. It’s not my thing, but I do love making another man happy so I went for it. I hadn’t been in his room more that 5 minutes and had literally just taken off my socks. He shoots in his pants at the mere sight of my bare feet without even touching himself or me. He got crazy mad at himself for shooting so fast. I didn’t care and I thought it was wild. I tried to comfort him but he was furious. I put on my socks and left while he was still pacing in circles reprimanding himself. Like I said, I love crazy!

AKA "unemployed".

The text in those two ads is almost identical. They both even have the same grammatical error. "The massage I offer is turkish combining all the possible outcomes of your needs, whether if is Swedish, deep tissue, sports massage, or if you just want a relaxing sensual massage." The first red flag is on the field……

Damn, I’d almost wander into West Hollywood to get to fuck that…almost.

Isn’t that like going to Paris, and not tasting the food? What’s the point? grin

Are you sure it wasn’t Octococky? Or was it the one about bad blowjobs?…you know….Cockraker.

Only from the scammers.

If we’re traveling together then business/first. If he’s traveling solo, under 6 hours it’s coach, over 6 hours it’s business.

Miami: a city of 10s looking for 12s.

I owe you one @Coolwave35!

WOOT! That’s a joke. It would be worth a night of "no huggy, no kissy " just to meet you.

I’ve never noticed much difference. Although, I prefer to hire in London, so maybe there is?

Honestly, there’s not much to do on Fire Island. I find it to be a very "beach, drinks, and dinner party" type of place. Although, more so in the Pines than Cherry Grove. If you’re not staying with friends or know people there, it can be very quiet and boring. I find P-town to be more lively, but let’s be honest, it’s hardly a thriving metropolis.

No response….is a response. I just put them down on my "don’t contact again" list. It takes 2 seconds to reply "Sorry, I’m not available".

When I heard @Coolwave35 was taking the week off, first thing I thought was damn….I should go in…..there might actually be some crumbs left for the rest of us this week! grin

I agree patients should discuss this with their physicians. The only data I know of showed that only "moderately ill hospitalized patients" with COVID benefited from blood thinners. Surprisingly, patients with more advanced COVID disease in the ICU did not show a benefit from blood thinners. In fact, it may have harmed them. So much so, that the study was stopped early. I know of no guidelines that recommend it for patients who are not hospitalized. In theory, it may sound good, but medicine is often an illogical world and interventions do not always yield the expected results. Talk to your doctor. Have them help you understand the guidelines, the risks, and the benefits. Then make a decision that you and your physician feel is best for you, based on the current data and your personal wishes. There isn’t always a "right" answer.

Or not. (don’t limit him….some boys have rent to pay!)

Or in reality he’s got 4"…… grin

Damn that was intense. After reading up on the plot, watching the whole play with Mineo and Johnson must have have been rough but incredible. I hope it’s recorded and out there somewhere, but it doesn’t appear to be. Hell, I can’t even find an online source for the later film version.

I was lucky enough to meet him briefly during and after his presidency. He was an incredibly intelligent man with a gentle soul. A true Southern Gentleman. Although not a great president, I believe history will be kind to him.

I avoid major events like the plague. As you noted, rooms are crazy expensive. One exception is Vegas during the Final Four. Its an endless supply of horned up jocks. I agree with dingy hotels….hard pass.

Nice try. My point still stands and I stand by what I said. You have no knowledge of any reason that this patient was at high risk for progression to severe disease. In fact you have VERY limited knowledge about this patient at all, and yet you didn’t hesitate to insult his physician’s decision making. I’m only asking that you try to be less condescending to others in your profession. It’s doesn’t make you look smart. It makes you look like a jerk.

And I find it shocking that you’d call another physician ‘ignorant" without knowing all the facts. Actually, I’m not…with you it’s a bad habit we’ve seen many times before. As you stated, Paxlovid is indicated in patients at risk for progression to severe disease. Exactly what risk factor does this patient have? As far as I can tell, he hasn’t told us that he has one. And Paxlovid is not without it’s side effects. It’s probably a decision best left to his own physician who I imagine knows him much better than you. Less knee jerk judgement and self righteous indignation of your professional peer group would serve you well.