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Any recent experience with Estaban? He is visiting LA. Pricey, but pretty to look at!..

Dedicated to @LeonTrotsky ?

It must get under their skin, references to global warming. Do they admit whether the ring of ice holding the oceans of Earth's great flat disk in place must be gradually melting? ? Those of you flat earther's in the forum, please chime in.

Yes, mental health may play a role in it. Is it also faith? Some people need something to believe in especially when that is the only thing driving them forward each day. Believing the earth is a disk with oceans surrounded by a ring of ice is the kind of magic thinking people might hold faith in. Knowledge why the earth cannot be flat doesn't convince them..

The launch was being filmed for Science Channel. I see no mention of family, so perhaps no one was around to offer him perspective of the risk. Maybe he didn't care. There are videos of him performing limousine stunts, ala Evel Kneivel, and at least one prior rocket launch he survived. Reminds me of another lone fellow out on the desert, Leonard Knight, creator of Salvation Mountain. Makes me wonder what drove these guys to do what they did. The desert seems to have a lot of folks more comfortable being away from it all.

I was thinking this morning how apropos his name, Hughes. Daredevil and flat earther Mike Hughes died this weekend when his homemade rocket crash landed in the Mojave Desert. Rather than rushing to criticize the man's judgment, one might admire all that he put into this hobby. Maybe one can draw inspiration. Instead of linking directly to the tragic video, here is a video of the aftermath when Howard Hughes crash landed his XF-11 in Beverly Hills. SB Sun article

?? I was dreaming in my dreaming God knows a purer view As I surrender to my sleeping I commit my dream to you http://quoteparrot.com/images/quote/people-have-the-power-to-redeem-the-work-of-fools-363501.jpg

By now I've put all the time wasters on ignore

I wonder if the anal sunning idea was born on their coffee break, those troll farmers that work for the Kr3ml!n. Yeah, there are some that clearly mean to stir the pot, where their heart isn't in it other than to cause division.

...and remember. Protect your anus .?☀️⚠ ? Anal sunning is not recommended ?♨️??

I didn't know Connor Jessup was out until read on Towelroad.com the pic with his boyfriend. I believe his BF (in the pic) was in Love, Simon. I am not watching either of their shows on Netflix, but Connor Jessup was awesome in S2 of American Crime a couple of years ago a very great season, also on Netflix. His co star on American Crime was also in Love, Simon. Here is is in Closet Monster. The kissing scene. Well done. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVIUGrcA75M:177

I just posted this on another thread but might help to put it here. Masculine Thai dude visiting Orange County, in Costa Mesa. I booked an incall with him.

Finally had a session with PatchPorto. He is currently visiting the OC for anyone looking for something in Costa Mesa Masculine Thai dude.

They did win best acting ensemble at the SAG Awards. For me, the acting was great. Enjoyed all of the cast.

Dear god, if you are a season, let it be the one I passed through to get here. Here. That's all I wanted to be. I promise. ~ Ocean Vuong

Looking forward to it. Sounds great ????

I LOVE Billie Eilish. T. Chalamet has always worn modern designer duds. I thought he looked more conservative than usual last night. "Elio" is dressing more like a man now vs. a teen

He lived in a hippie commune in Australia in his youth.

Loved Diane Keaton presenting together with Keanu Reeves. She is a treasure. Joachim Phoenix had an unusual childhood and has carried on following a unique path. Kudos to him. He's trying, and admits his flaws.

Phoenix quoting his late brother was so profound. He is deeply concerned about animal welfare and quite a unique fellow. Eminem performing was a big surprise. That was also quite emotional, too. Loved Elton John performance. Great show IMO.

They did go there. ? I feel sorry for folks that work on a film and then watch it implode.

I especially liked Choi Woo-shik. Good movie.

Brian at Full Moon Spa in Silverlake and Paul in WEHO.

My take on him is not having much patience for the world during his life. He didn't seem to have much patience for traffic the night he passed us heading out the door at The Geffen and J walking across the avenue to his VW Beetle parked along the street across. Always remember my friend offering a friendly "be careful." He was 85 by then.

Saw him in Death of the Author at The Geffen several years ago. Was so good I saw it 4 times. Every seat was sold. During the talk-back performance he still had that wry wit he was known for. A very interesting play.