SirBillybob

Albeit irksomely, Irkutsk RUSSIA.

And a tool monograph warning devised by one’s portfolio’s common cents. RPReplay_Final1707905212.mov

Rentmen etc should expand the drop down menu to X$per, Ask, or …

… including why use a gym without toilets.

Should have built a net around borders. Look what can happen.

You’ve just earned your own wink.

Takeda’s Qdenga 2-dose (prime; boost 3 months on) vaccine is approved by EMA and EU for all ages and may be available in up to 17 European nations at this point, if Infectious Diseases / Tropical Medicine programs have incorporated it for Travel Market product portfolios. It may be stocked to some extent but on limited basis, and obviously demand will soar. For example health care workers taking contracts abroad may have wanted it to date and it was authorized 14 months ago, or general travellers visiting high dengue prevalence regions may have sought it. It is not available in any other countries where dengue is non-endemic, except the UK where it is also approved, and apparently accessible in the Fleet Street Clinic. In the EU you would need to check the relevant nation’s protocol. ——- The problem with Carnival is that folks are in very close proximity to one another, outdoors, and the transmission vector chain is infected mosquito to person, person to mosquito and so on.

I think you are open to broader interpretation and you grasp that “sores” have a particular connotation, of course more so in recent communicable disease context. Only he wouid know the true skinny, I suppose. I don’t have vid access. One of his photos in the public domain depicts what is obviously a major surgical scar and what appears to be an unconcealed puncture about 75% due right of his naval, with seemingly older spot scarring in the area. Naturally the photo dates are impossible to ascertain. The readership breadth here would likely not make or break his practice. We have gotten to fleshing it out a bit more. If these are episodic roving phenomena and geographically spread out in an inexplicable way, however labelled, it does raise questions.

As I would emphasize with my hospital patients in my day, one’s personal experience may be limited for interpreting another’s medical phenomena or needs, and vice versa. Of course, however, it is tempting and common to draw on personal reference points. If procedure-experienced as a patient, all the better position with which to follow up with the provider after the fact. Common possible general vulnerability history, in this case including organ donorship (obviously commendable) further supporting alertness to disease risks, empathic attunement to possibly mutual general medical challenges, etc. Again, IMHO better to be the one, as having been the one up close and personal already, than passing on to the next guy an unsubstantiated conjecture to assess before or during a possible future liaison. The trend would be that prospective new clients would avoid a booking in order to avoid something understandably anticipated to be uncomfortable. Other types of red flags are comparably incontrovertible and the information favour passed on is of a different nature.

Major abdominal surgical scar and an array of small wounds, some evidently more healed than others. He has not attempted to obscure these in various photos posted. I would surmise laparoscopic incisions. If so, these are not called sores, and that kind of term may get anchored in the minds of readers. Better to ask the source than post innuendo. As acknowledged, one can open the convo with a provider by asking what is important to know about the noticeable in terms of guarding him from wound infection or exacerbation of some condition. Then adjust according to his response. Or inquire afterwards if mode of contact is sustained. There’s usually a way of avoiding putting someone on the spot.

Such a straightforward analogue is digitally performed from a pro state.

You may be mixing up prostate with everything working OK prostrate.

Quietly and discreetly return the missing ‘hood fire hydrant to its rightful place and no charges will be laid.

Or penile or urethral or testicular, unless perhaps related to routine blood tests.

What could go wrong? Only the chance of living up to their collective name … or their Latin name pronounced ‘sit, a cuss’ which seems to track.

Every inch per song counts.

Many strip clubs in my earlier days only had table dances for several years, the strippers grinding away even to the point of nudity though I preferred their panties on in the open. A little more backroom meets burlesque. It would be considered rude to not partake. Yet I had zero desire for exhibitionism. Apart from joking above I have zero interest in gawking at other clients even it were possible. Frankly, I rarely do much more behind the coverage of opaque curtains or other visual barriers.

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I know him from São Paulo last year. I assume the ad is him. As one could easily deduce from the photos he weighs less than 95 kgs.

So never quite the Cream Pi but getting close.

I have his TwitterX and TikTok (no DM please) that match ad pics but don’t know him other than that his media depicts Dominican Rep flag and he depicted a regular profession unrelated to escorting yet no genuine name. So photos may be stolen and one should vet with video call, 3-finger selfie, or front page newspaper etc. Also has inactivated OnlyFans or broken link, so can’t rule out ad authenticity.

Missed breakie, time for brunch, or as the mods say, pizza.

Tangent alert. Any more obnoxious attempts to throw me off my game and I’m going to have to siphon off power from the EV charger.

No bot is capable of programming handling the convoluted reasoning evident throughout these threads.

What advertising? Gilead’s Oct2023 Truvada package insert reflects exclusively two PrEP placebo control randomized clinical trials (RCTs), 42% and 75% efficacy respectively. And the research has been plowing along for well over a decade.