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k. So I'm off finesteride for a half year. Genetically very good BP, bad heartrate. Partner likes to bottom for 2 hours so I do an Indian cialis and gobble 20mg viagra like popcorn. (2 cialis a weekend and 120mg V. Extra 40mg after 1st hour or 2.)

Here's hoping the Propecia isn't reversible totally. I stopped recently and just cut my hair down almost bald. I know it cut my erections and sex drive. I will say after using viagra a lot and drinking protein green smoothies a lot there seems to be better erections and more cum. Maybe my imagination but I see the cum now.

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There's an almost identical guy in Europe, Germany/Prague goes by something PigBoy something.Does porn, escorts etc

Bank of America knows how to handle that situation.

On the flip side----what do you do with a guy who cuts you off from sex but wants to remain extremely close friends? The incredible sex was the only thing that made him interesting to me.

Miami is where you stop for gas between Wilton Manors and Duval Street.

Ive been in HMOs for 40 years....3 of them....they're all kind of the same. You do get rushed through visits and the clinics are big and full.

I'm in Kaiser so they very much exist. Kaiser is only in California and a few other parts of the country. Everyone praises Kaiser (and they get the best reviews), until they're in it. Then you end up constantly complaining about it. I have no other Medicare reference to compare it to. I guess my Part D is through Kaiser also. With Kaiser you don't have to make choices or decisions. There are none. I've been in HMO's for 40 years so it would be scary to switch. Isn't the donut hole supposed to go away? I don't know if I have one in Kaiser since I have few meds.

Australia, the "Alabama of the World", has crimes against hate speech?

omg---I have FedEx, UPS and Amazon set to deliver text messages when a package is arriving and when it is delivered. Immediately. I hear a "bing" on the phone, look at it, and it says my package was just delivered to my front door. Amazon even sends a photo of where it sits. People live without that?

This is not Whataboutism, this is the same language: calling black people monkeys. The fact that two important figures have done so in the headlines in the same month is noteworthy. The difference in the consequences is shocking, with the Chief Rabbi being given the role of greeting and blessing the emissaries from the US. The irony is, as a Jew, she could have claimed this as a religious belief based on the Chief Rabbi's teachings. It's not good PR to keep Roseanne, and it's not good PR for Judaism to keep, much less honor, this Chief Rabbi.

Israeli Chief Rabbi Calls Black People Monkeys https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/middle-east/israel-cheif-rabbi-black-people-monkeys-yitzhak-yosef-talmud-sephardic-a8267666.html Shameful anti-Semitism against Roseanne for expressing her religion.

Parties in Germany are more fun: https://www.boytoy.com/forums/topic/30529-berlin/?tab=comments#comment-198190

Let me tell you....... This month's earth-shaking, life-altering new smartphone app I got.... I've been broken into this year and I often leave sliding glass doors open etc. A neighbor's Nest cam captured the thief who got me and another neighbor. I bought 4 Yi brand cams off Amazon for $20 each . The first took me 15 minutes to install through my smartphone (only way). The others took 10 minutes each tops. Now I get alerts when there's movement of any of my doors with video clips. I can turn to any room and see if I left the sliding door open. I can watch all activity on that cam back 4 days in HD. I have video records of who rang my doorbell and can speak with them live. I can tune in any room from anywhere in the world I am and see real-time what is going on and even talk to a pet or visitor. For under $100 in cams. There are a dozen other apps I would hate to live without. This was just this month's new one. Call me "hooked", it's a compliment.

I'm buying more furniture etc off Amazon and Target than IKEA now. Easier assembly and delivered to my door, usually free.

and Kenny finds it's way to the grouchiness thread.

I was just looking for something to get more hair on my legs.

It makes it 100% easier for me to plan onboard when there's little else to do. What I don't understand is why I can pick up wifi 30,000 feet over the Atlantic but it can't seem to reach my bedroom.

Is this the Onion edition of PT? The author talks about how looks aren't important: It is first important to begin to dismantle the idea that beauty represents goodness and worth. Nothing is wrong with lusting after a handsome man—(we are gay men after all), nor doing what you can to be one yourself, but be careful never to value the wrapping over its content. Commit yourself to look beyond the surface. You, that muscle boy on the beach as well as the guy you might call a “troll” all have feelings and a history, and we are all making our way in the world as as best we can. and then posts this picture: Clearly to show inner beauty.

That buffet at Caesar's is really nice and the Roman pools are pretty.

Is this a secret episode of Tosh? Is this gonna be on tv?

I've got older female and gay male friends who had to get off the sauce when they were put into hospices. That's a double whammy that seems unnecessary and cruel. I guess they morphine them up on the way out so it doesn't matter but visiting either when they're awake is no fun. One is 99 and was a friend of JFK and Jackie and she was always a brilliant conversationist. Sometimes she apologizes for being mean (she is now) but they keep her out most of the time. She's been there 2 years. The other still owns 2 gay bars here and is 84 and hasn't smiled once since being hospiced, He's rarely on painkillers and always mean now. So when younger friends (rarely) call me a grouchy old man when I get mad it hits a nerve. It's like you give up your right to get mad at a certain age or be stereotyped as an old grouch. A Get Off My Lawn guy. Older gay men have at least as much as others to get mad about and I know I handle it well. I'm very nice and friendly 99% of the time. The grouchy old man stereotype sets me off. Pure vile ageism.

Congratulations on one of the grouchiest responses. I think I made it clear I myself have no major problem but that friends even older, straight and gay, do and can get very difficult, and depressing, to be around. I don't want to drop those friends but also do not want to become like that. I'd say most of my older gay friends more my age maintain a certain happiness even though their lives to me would be pretty boring. Just as mine to friends much younger must seem boring. But it's handling the ones who get grouchy with age that is the trick. Keeping them close and trying to help.