SirBillybob

I’ve always explained to patients that the risk from unprotected insertive anal is lower than from receptive anal but depends on the more elusive variable of how much of a debt is owed to past good luck because the cumulative risk events for a top can be equivalent in probability of infection to that of a bottom with lesser number of events in which infection from a poz person with unsuppressed virus is evaded. This concept of the past catching up is as relevant as the idea of prospective encounters in terms of the decision to PrEP or not.

What exactly are you asking or should be asking your physician? People respond to being upset in many ways. In contrast, specific sexual behaviours are associated with different levels of infection risk.

Though it will be TV/streaming for me, for the closed-caption English, as I'm somewhere between upstairs and downstairs. 😏

Demurstibation is the new shrinkflation.

Well said, Granny.

How does ChatGPT interpret the family being from Public Relations?

Where you’ll receive countless tempting offers to flip what you purchase in a hot market.

Before this topic is locked, let me just add that this type of scenario, for obvious reasons, should be especially filtered through MA prostitution law.

Diagonally, so it’s all good.

The only good reason for his extended gym time is that you would be gazing up at his bulging crotch while he spots your bench press.

Add a little somethin’ somethin’ and you have an hors d’oeuvre.

I thought overnight is a one night stand.

Like the man said …

It’s not unlike my random slow and delayed ride experience, along with not witnessing anything untoward on hundreds of runs using the alternative. I haven’t had a trip’s local SIM chip bill that didn’t exceed cumulative but comfortably restrained roaming charges options, experimenting one or the other. My first late night Uber run GIG to town was nerve wracking as it turns out the route chosen by the driver was through what appeared to be a very dodgy neighbourhood. The trip following I stayed in the airport hotel instead. Now when rarely arriving after midnight at GIG I take Uber at that hour because carjacking worries have abated and the current curated passenger-congested pick-up zone conveys the sense of safety in numbers all in it together. We all have to integrate the stats and the anecdotal; even then it’s WYSIATI, Human Factors 101. Influencing others also anchors our choices, yet the only right choice is the one already executed without mishap.

I am sure Uber is a good bet most of the time for folks that prefer to use that mode of transport. It’s also very much in demand at SDU, the last time I looked a queue of about 80 arriving passengers waiting. I hop on the Metro and VLT to and from, as it’s modern, free, reliable, fast and convenient. For everyday use there’s always a station near my digs and usually a station at or close to destinations. Metro and VLT to and from the rodoviária for regional bus travel. My cellular roaming package is based on a flat rate 00:00-23:59 ET use-it-or-lose-it basis and simply activating it on a given day for a single use Uber hail can run much more than the ride itself. Where I don’t draw such a hard line is activating cellular to help a hot visitor make a smooth street address landing and usher them in to reception. I think it’s a good idea as well to be familiar with 'lower brow' transport given that anybody might find themselves stranded without a phone. Also, as a senior one can get around town without cash or debit/credit card.

It’s already called Oropouche virus and zoonotic transmission is not restricted to sloths, so ‘sloth fever’ is actually inaccurate. It would be more accurate to call it ‘midge fever’ but we shouldn’t joke about serious diseases or compromise Mattel. Although what could have been a less expected pop culture moment than the portmanteau combining a doll and atomic bomb?

I’ve seen only about 60% of the list … big procrastinator, BIG

2-10 or ⭐️—⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

My last and only time taking Uber from Copanema to accommodations in Glória was, similarly, a long and delayed trek in busy traffic. I felt badly for the driver and tipped generously because their payment algorithm I believe rests on distance and time, with ride duration not heavily reflected in their earnings. The total cost was not that much anyway but the ride too long. I have over the years, other than that one time, used the Metro and ride for free with trains running frequently.

YMMV.

Thanks for the longitudinal elaboration. 😛 I meant similar latitudes.

Don’t pelee on California.

Wrong aisle?

If you are in California wine country you are in line with Canada.