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Was asked by a friend here about this guy from Prague and I've never even heard of him. His rates for "full service" are double the European norm of E150, he gives his age as "33" and the guys he does 3-somes with and has in photos are old-school porn actors. He does have 23 good reviews on RM and only one 1-star and he's been on RM since 2018. I'm sure he's a nice guy. But... Fitnessmasseur on Rent.Men RENT.MEN View my profile on Rent.Men

and half of them are "29". younger guys get hookups off IG, Twitter, TikToc, YouTube, Grinder, OnlyFans, CB etc.

Montreal is an aberration in that it doesn't let you transit to international connecting flights without immigrating into Canada first. Toronto allows transit. The problem is Canada is the only country that has the US FBI's NCIC "criminal" record of every American's life history. If you have on your record anything that is considered "serious" in Canada, like a DUI, not just felonies, you are banned from Canada and will be sent back to the US and not allowed to connect. But Air Canada will sell you the ticket without any warning. I've had several friends caught up in this and once I was with one who had a DUI when very young and I was interrogated about my connection to him and his "criminal behavior".

i mean it opens and closes so often over the years, at least under it's old name and location. the StadtPark has a good bit of hustling now.

It's gotten a little flashier trying to get premium buyers. Made it harder to change your location to a city you want to see what's available unless you buy premium. As always, it's OK and has many that RM doesn't have. Vienna is outstanding for Christmas markets. They spend a lot on designer lighting on various streets too. Very upscale. Alt Lampe, the rentboy bar will hopefully be open.

If I bring you breakfast in bed I just expect you to say "Thank You". There's no need to start screaming about how did I get into your house.

I just checked and was surprised the Madison, The power hotel in DC is in the low $200s. The Dupont Circle Hotel, actually on the circle, is the standard preferred hotel of people who know and about $270. Both in the center of a beautiful monied gayborhood with a couple dozen gay bars and gay cafes in a few blocks. Hundreds of great restaurants and bakeries all walkable. Up from the White House, close to many museums, the Kennedy Center and Georgetown. A $10 Uber to the otherwise boring museum area of the Mall/Federal Triangle. The Tabard Inn and the Windsor Inn are small charming townhouse hotels around $160 to $200 in the same gayish area of $3-$4 million townhouses. (Georgetown's nice too but keeps hotels out). Hard to go wrong with the Dupont Circle Hotel and the Madison Hotel is really nice. For chains, the Washington Hilton is nice as are the Courtyard and Marriott west of the White House at the entrance to Georgetown.

fwiw- i know enough working guys to where I'm sure much or most of the time this is from a dislike of Indian and South Asian clients. I don't like it at all but it is what it is. Discrimination against them in the gay community is a hidden problem.

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what was the closed Vegas club that had Stripper Circus just across the freeway. It was open early and closed about 12. ? That was my favorite American nightclub.

saw Vermeer here in DC (the exhibit)

I hear some of his shipmates in the navy took the above photo home to look at as they fucked their wives.

Doctor: I have some good news and some bad news about your eye exam. The good news is you're getting a new dog.

Doctor: Sir, you have cancer and and I'm afraid you test positive for Alzheimers in three tests. Me: Well, at least I don't have cancer.

yes, my preferred assumption is he had a lifetime of dick in the British navy was was eager to experience other stuff.

funniest thing I've seen all week

I thought he was in the English navy (where many Englishmen got a lifetime's worth of dick very early). Surely there would have been some notice if he had oddly abstained from the traditional cornholeing. William's bum got it's love for pegging genetically.

"Dickie" was too Hot to stay on the throne. Could never trust ministers in a room alone with him.

I may have tp delay Succession and Barry tonight for this sale. Reminder the leaked Air France/ KLM promos start tonight some time. I'll be checking after 6pm EST as that's May 1 in EU. These "leaked" promo fares are 1/4 what most AF/KLM awards are now and together with the 25% transfer bonus from Chase UR, they may not last long. Newark to or from EU in Biz for about 30K URs will be hot but I won't complain about the bargains from DC either. And I have a lot of friends and family those 10Kish UR coach awards will let me bring over. They love KLM and Air France and getting them exit row seats is easy. I remember United's Black Friday half-price award sale lasted a while but with the Chase 25% bonus and the Bilt 100% bonus on May 1 only and promos as generous as these, I don't see seats lasting in peak season. (travel is May 1 to October 31 and AF/KLM charges a $56 cancellation or change fee per ticket.). Economy To/From Boston starting at 11,250 Flying Blue Miles one-way To/From Chicago starting at 12,750 Flying Blue Miles one-way To/From Washington-Dulles starting at 12,750 Flying Blue Miles one-way To/From Miami starting at 12,750 Flying Blue Miles one-way To/From Dallas starting at 15,000 Flying Blue Miles one-way To/From Houston starting at 15,000 Flying Blue Miles one-way To/From Atlanta starting at 15,750 Miles Flying Blue Miles one-way To/From Austin starting at 18,375 Flying Blue Miles one-way To/From Los Angeles starting at 20,250 Flying Blue Miles one-way Premium Economy To/From Houston starting at 30,000 Flying Blue Miles one-way To/From Washington-Dulles starting at 22,500 Flying Blue Miles one-way To/From Newark starting at 22,500 Flying Blue Miles one-way Business Class To/From Newark starting at 41,250 Flying Blue Miles one-way To/From Houston starting at 48,750 Flying Blue Miles one-way To/From Washington-Dulles starting at 52,500 Flying Blue Miles one-way To/From Atlanta starting at 52,500 Flying Blue Miles one-way To/From Dallas starting at 52,500 Flying Blue Miles one-way All promos must be booked by May 31st, 2023 and travel must take place between May 1st, 2023 and October 31st, 2023. All transfers from Chase Ultimate Rewards must be done by May,15, 2023 to get the 25% points transfer bonus. The 100% Bilt transfer bonus is only on May 1.

Metro's nice if you want to spend much of your time in a subway and it's working on your needed line. I'd rather spend that extra hour doing something else even if Lyft's and Uber's are expensive now. Better yet a walkable gayborhood. The government's still closed from the pandemic so areas around the Mall (Federal Triangle) are dead and deader even if there are a couple world-class museums there. Splurge on a $10 Uber to them and stay in a nice gay neighborhood. The areas around the White House to Georgetown to U Street are the nicest neighborhoods with the most attractions and co-incidentally very gay. And also very walkable. For an economy hotel I'd suggest the Windsor Inn on 16th by me. The Hyatt Places around the White House are also good for Hyatt awards. Dougie Meyers the big NYC/DC gay party promoter just opened a gay bar behind me called Bunker. That's 12 gay bars within 6 blocks or me. For restaurants my visiting company always wants repeats of every on trip, it's the Diplomat (a complete Parisian bakery/restaurant 100 years old that was disassembled and rebuilt here close to me) , Filomena in Georgetown (a very Italian Italian restaurant with Linguini Lobster Cardinale to die for- Pres Clinton still gets it delivered by air) and of course Annie's Steakhouse ( a glorious steak-and-eggs type gay cafe celebrating it's 75th anniversary). Georgetown and it's reopened C&O Canal and waterfront is The place to be and walk around and, if possible, a trip out to incredible Great Falls, especially the MD side is The sight to see. (huge Colorado River type rapids). Welcome to my town.

Adderall at least saves cabinet space.

right now Prague is still shoulder season and not the awful Venice-type tourist crush of summer in Old Town.