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What I think I'll name my home security cameras group.

#1 contender for Best Movie of the Year will stream for free only on Hulu starting 2/19. Hulu has a free trial month now that makes it a deal for 1 month. Other shows I'd highly advise watching on Hulu during a free week are Taboo (Tom Hardy) and Harlots min-series and, of course, God's Own Country movie. All for Free. It's about a new trend of seniors selling all and going nomad for financial reasons. Francis McDermand may well get Best Actress. Review: https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2021/feb/17/nomadland-chloe-zhao-frances-mcdormand?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Other

besides the other numerous caution flags, this is the flashing red one. You.Are.Gay. Believe all the kumbaya stuff you want about how cops are fine with gays at your peril. It sounds like he's well-liked by cops and you most likely will become the "target", not him. You very likely will be charged with conspiracy for even knowing of the crimes even if he's the main criminal. He may well get off scot-free for giving information on you. It's perverse how many times police let the big criminal off for giving information on underlings or aiders. And in cases involving gay men it's common to also do a "child pornography" witch hunt. That can take a year. And if you have to cut a deal on anything federal, including "conspiracy" you may be re-thinking this in federal prison for the next few years after it's "over". It's not who's good and who's bad or guilty v. innocent. It's all about who's the target and you seem like a target. He doesn't. Don't step into this quicksand

I spent 5 summers "learning to swim" at the YMCA. Before gay awareness the belief was that unnecessarily wearing clothes around other men indicated you might be gay or pansy.

Suffocation is risky. when I tried an N95 I would pull it away from my mouth to speak, pull it away to inhale every few times, etc so it ended up being riskier. I feel for people in jobs that really need to use N95's.

South Africa's well into DC but double masks keep getting in my eyes and N95's are too hard to breathe in. the KN95 shape is better. i find my best is a surgical mask under a neck gaiter. two more weeks after my booster and I'm back to single surgicals even indoors in public.

I'd caveat that with maybe a consensus of friends/people. Listening to a hothead friend, no matter how otherwise intelligent and respected, can be a big mistake. I have a couple who I've learned the hard way to usually do the reverse of their urging even if I was originally inclined to the same thinking. Bad inclination + hothead good friend can = disaster.

https://www.counterpunch.org/2021/02/16/we-need-to-talk-about-judas/

1st memory - An old 1949 Nash we had and how the seats all made a double bed for what were then 2-day trips to see my mother's family 150 miles away.

or park

In DC there's little status to any sort of car. It's having a driver.

Where do you sleep a 6ft7 for overnight? 175lb jock?

New award.

and you have no idea the joy of having a $20 tip in your hand as you look in a Mercedes and say " this one's nice, but it has over 5000 miles on it, can we get a little newer one?" used cars?

If you have status and a great corp code with a big rental co. (like National) and a friendly (ie-tippable) big location, renting as needed can also be fun. For 2 years I got mostly BMW 420 convertibles almost every week in warm weather from National for about $150/wk. New clean maintained one every week. Like a kid in a candy store picking out the lux car for the week. Some have under 100 miles. If you travel a lot even better.

Nuts is only if you haven't thought about it, but sometimes even impulse decisions are right. (*Not usually, but sometimes*)

Now in theaters and on HBO Max free. Even though beloved HBO seems to be in an AT&T takeover death spiral, there are a lot of new Warner movies free now (unlike FBI/MLK which came out for King's birthday but had a $6.99 charge to watch). This movie, FBI/MLK, and Trial of the Chicago 7 are of the same time. FBI is a narrated documentary, Chicago 7 is a slightly revisionist story and Judas is a pretty accurate (and revealing) drama of the FBI's murder of Fred Hampton and a few others for fear they would become the feared "Black Messiah". Hampton was especially feared because not only was he very young, but he had successfully assembled a unique Rainbow Coalition of Blacks, poor whites, Puerto Ricans, and others. I like how the movie avoids any documentary aspect and has really good personal drama between the actors. You feel the tension and the fear but also the relationships and the joys. It really is a contender for best movie of the year.

On second thought I guess you're right, it's the ears one notices most

I noticed when I got my booster that there a few young guys now in line, maybe "healthcare workers". But even in DC they're about to expand the list a lot. And in some areas there are massive inoculation centers on a first-come-first-served stand in line basis. Maybe one silver lining of the pandemic is it will for a while make "vaccinated daddies" more popular.

In reverse order: 3. I think some jobs still actually require pagers 2. Delivery now is almost everything 1. You don't have Comcast lol

The "proof" would be those CDC cards they give you that can be copied or forged easily (although 2-sided). They're all over the internet. btw- I found you should keep a photo of yours on your cellphone plus if you lose yours or want a duplicate you can get one easily with the information by going to any pharmacy associated with the program that gave yours (Safeway/Albertsons keeps records for mine). Some kid will make pot money snatching a handful of those cards and selling them lol.

God's Own Country If Josh O'Conner were American his dick would have it's own zip code.

Herd immunity probably requires 75% vaccination and for covid, under 18's (20% of the population), are not approved for the vaccine. Add to that the fact almost a third of people do not want the vaccine and herd immunity is less a chance than continual flu-like yearly vaccines to protect the vaccinated against variants that will keep occurring. Guys on Grindr are already advertising "vaccinated".

Pompidou opened in 71 and the Marais was cheap then although relatively not for me in 73. I was living free in a dorm and getting all meals in student cafes around town for 1 franc (25 cents) for those 6 months. My daily spurge was a beer to get in the Bronx. (maybe a sidewalk croque monsieur). Then 76 must have been the last year for the Bronx (maybe early year). I heard from friends the gendarmes started getting more and more lengthy with their closures.