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nycman

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  1. @SirBillybob I need some help with the abbreviations. MSM = men who have sex with men. NNT = number needed to treat ARR = absolute risk reduction SAE = serious adverse event ??? MVA-BN = Modified vaccinia Ankara. No clue what the BN stands for but this is basically Imvanex in the EU, Imvamune in Canada, and Jynneos in the US LTP = @Luv2play ??? LMICs = Low and Middle Income Countries ???
  2. And not the second one…..
  3. I haven’t heard of any major complications from the new Monkeypox vaccine (JYNNEOS) and we’ve vaccinated a shit-ton of people in a relatively shot time period. If there were major problems, I think we would have seen them by now. I’m not saying there haven’t been any, and given the fact that you’re injecting a live (albeit "replication deficient") virus into people there are bound to be occasional problems. But without real data it’s hard to say wether 23 cases a day is low enough so that the risks outweigh the benefits or not. What is clear is that there is still community person-to-person transmission occurring and I’d recommend any sexually actively gay male get the vaccine. Otherwise, I fear we risk a resurgence. Not to mention what happens if the virus spreads beyond the relatively small percentage of the population that are sexually active gay men. The older vaccine (which is live, "replication competent" and currently not being used) is another story. In that scenario, I would be more likely to recommend against vaccination. Unless of course the case rate started rising and/or you’re a complete whore.
  4. We’re supposed to talk??? Now THAT’S kinky! grin
  5. Does it really matter if he bottoms for every other man in town….if he won’t bottom for you? In these scenarios I take the escort at his word…and move on.
  6. Nice try. As my photography professor once said in college…. ”If you have to explain your art….it’s bad” I also loved Holzer’s use of the Guggenheim spiral. It was was one of the best Guggenheim shows ever.
  7. I always try to find a business with the address prominently displayed outside and then I manually type that is as my pick up location in Uber. It seems to help.
  8. They found him dead in the bathtub…enough said. We know the cause because we saw it coming and we’ve seen this movie before. RIP
  9. How dare you even mention the name of the Solemn Goddess of Textual Art….in this thread about the screaming whore that is Barbara Kruger. You should apologize to Ms. Holzer. grin
  10. Yeah, he made the cardinal mistake of trying to help you by offering constructive advice. On this we can agree. The reality is you don’t listen to anyones’s advice and it’s a waste of time trying.
  11. I’m a huge fan of “text art”, but I’ve never liked her stuff. Heavy handed….is an understatement. Well, that plus it’s just not interesting. At least they finally found a way to fill that giant gapping hole in the middle of MOMA.
  12. I’m confused…… Are you a John who is falling in love with a rentboy? Or…. Are you a John who is falling in love with a regular guy? And thus stressing bout falling in love with a “normal guy", and the impact that will have on your firing, and vice versa. Two very different questions….just looking for clarification.
  13. She’s horrible…and I love her. As I’ve gotten older, I’ve gotten more comfortable with such inherent contractions.
  14. It was a compliment about your large penis, not an insult about your hair. As in “your HUGE penis distracted me from noticing that you even have hair.” You know…like a J-O-K-E. Take it from someone who’s made similar mistakes….assume that people are kind (although often misguided) and not out to hurt you. Otherwise you risk making a bad move, like ranting on here and insulting your client base. Also apply the “24 hour rule”. Whenever you want to rant online, write your response and save the file without posting it. In the morning, show it to your two best friends. Then delete it.
  15. When I meet a “normal, well adjusted person”, I’ll be sure to ask them.
  16. $1,000 ?….,No. $300 max…and even then I’d have to really be into him. $250 with a generous tip is more my speed.
  17. I’m assuming the title has a typo, and you’re looking for a Paris Museum to visit on a Monday? The Louis Vuitton Foundation is pretty great. The Frank Gehry building alone is worth the price of admission. https://www.fondationlouisvuitton.fr The Musée de l'Orangerie also appears to be open on Monday’s and is a very nice and “manageable” museum. https://billetterie.musee-orangerie.fr/en-GB/home-orangerie Hope that helps!
  18. It’s a bad idea. Dont do it. Want to help?…give him the $$$ to rent an apartment….somewhere else.
  19. Wow, I never knew Travolta’s dance moves in Pul0 Fiction were inspired by the Batusi! You learn something new every day!
  20. I just thought of a very good causal afternoon tea. The Great Court Restaurant at the British Museum. https://www.britishmuseum.org/visit/food-and-drink/great-court-restaurant It’s heavily trafficked by tourists so you won’t feel out of place in causal clothes. The setting is very nice and the food is reliably good. Not to mention, you’re in the British Museum….which is amazing!
  21. Goddamn, I was kidding….you’re a fucking icon! In 2001, the Eagle move to 28th between 10th and 11th. And the world has never been the same.
  22. If I can’t have a funeral pyre…..I’m not going! https://www.nytimes.com/2022/05/18/us/colorado-funeral-pyre.html
  23. I’m not sure you understand the difference between "Afternoon Tea" (a.k.a "Low Tea") and "High Tea". https://www.thespruceeats.com/high-tea-vs-afternoon-tea-765832 I have a feeling that what you’re after is afternoon tea, because that’s what most non-Brits would think of as a "proper British Tea". Traditionally, it’s a formal woman’s affair. Not that it can’t be causal (and male), I’m just not sure there’s much of a market for such a beast. People often assume high tea is the fancy one….it’s not. And it’s not what most people think of when they are talking about having “Tea" in Britain. High tea is more like an early Workman’s dinner. Casual to be sure, but I don’t think it’s what you seek. Sorry, I don’t have any suggestions, but I thought clear terminology might help you find what you’re after.
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