SirBillybob

Isn’t the Pawtucket Brewery case before a rights tribunal? 

Your post merely joins the previous nonsense already presented by "@LookingAround" copied and quoted immediately below:
"@Coriolis888 that same woman speaking to her husband would have a few choice words to say to her husband about your activities, I imagine, if she only knew. Try and be a little more open minded, I invite you." 
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If you go back to my original post, I merely reported on a conversation I witnessed at a car rental agency concerning a male worker there that was wearing fingernail polish on his nails. 
Your buddy went off track from the thread subject and posted his above inappropriate quoted nonsense.  
For reasons well known to you, you decided to continue with his inappropriate behavior and go further off topic with this thread.  
Grow up and stay on the subject of this thread.  
This thread is about "fingernails polished" but with your comment and the prior comment from your forum buddy, the two posts are off topic.    
In other words, stick to the thread subject matter rather than expand on a nonsensical hypothesis.   

This is a stunning amount of projection that you're foisting on people you don't know. It's a lot of rationalization for your own dislike of something. 

I think you read my post too fast because you seem to have missed the point.  
It was the woman who was waiting with her husband where I was also waiting for a rental car who commented about the guy's fingernails.  
I said nothing to either of them.  Therefore, you might want to "try to be a little more open minded, I invite you." (to quote you). 
Please remember this is a forum/site for exchanging ideas.  It is not a site to try to start an argument as your post so clearly shows. 
There are many things I read that I do not like but I do not respond with insults to the author.

Sorry to disagree.  
The other day I rented a car and the guy waiting on me was exceptionally handsome and masculine.  But - - -  he had nail polish on his finger nails.  
I know some people find nothing wrong with that.  However, when a guy works with the public and has nail polish on his fingers, it tells me he wants to be different and also tells me has not much to do with his time.  
After I was finished with the rental paperwork, I waited outside for the car to be brought to the pick up area.  A couple not known to me was also waiting for a car to be brought up for them.  The wife of the couple said to her husband, "Honey, did you see that man's finger nail polish?  How silly he looks."
I could not help but laugh at her comment.  
So, I guess fingernail polish is not accepted by all.  
 

I hope so, especially since the Fjord Probe was discontinued. 

I hope so, especially since the Fjord Probe was discontinued. 

I'm assuming Norway has a number of Fjord Escorts as well.

Pre-existing wrt steroid abuse or stand-alone psychopathology and blatant entitled egoism in tandem with Darwinian natural de-selection award pursuit while already on probation for domestic violence. Our outrage surely surpasses any testosterone-fuelled  anger that may be a factor. 

CRAVE/STARZ TV channel in Canada April 5th, or STARZ as Prime Video adjunct subscription. Looks like great fun. 

I'm very much enjoying 'Mary & George', currently airing in the UK on Sky Atlantic and due, I believe, in the US next month. Julianne Moore is terrific as the fearsome matriarch (with cut glass English accent) propelling her pretty second son, played by Nicholas Galitzine, to fame and fortune as lover of the king, James 1st as played by Tony Curran. I'll not give too much of the plot away but it all looks very handsome, there's some witty dialogue, some fairly entertaining sex scenes (given this is primetime UK telly) and its all based - apparently - on true events. There are some excellent performers also in secondary roles including Nicola Walker as one of Moore's acid tongued rivals at court, Trine Dyrholm as the long suffering Queen Anne and Mark O'Halloran as a quietly spoken but deadly Francis Bacon. All good fun! I'm only about halfway through but its very entertaining so far. 

Ah, I see. I guess I see the reviews because I am also outside of USA. 

Wise move. Ya never know.

Wherever you decide, imbibe no nightcap you didn’t prepare yourself.

A close second.

A close second.

A close second.

… and sending out distress signals.

There is enough speculation about an eventual possible new MPOX wave that early phase human trial mRNA vaccine candidates are underway. Or at the very least, prospective potential application in Africa, eg DRC.
Moderna in UK locations.
BioNTech (Pfizer’s CoV partner) in USA and UK locations.
 

There is enough speculation about an eventual possible new MPOX wave that early phase human trial mRNA vaccine candidates are underway. Or at the very least, prospective potential application in Africa, eg DRC.
Moderna in UK locations.
BioNTech (Pfizer’s CoV partner) in USA and UK locations.
 

A close second.

About 300-350 cases in USA were diagnosed so far in 2024. Approximately 10% of these are California and Florida, respectively. About 25% are NYC (separated out from NY state). There is little difference in the cumulative curve since it trended to flattening a year ago, following the incidence peak 18 months ago. Very small numbers at very slow steady increase the past year. 

Loved All of Us Strangers.  Both Paul Mescal and Andrew Scott gave amazing performances and should have been nominated for an Oscar (supporting actor and actor.)
Wanted more Mescal and stumbled on Normal People.  What a great series.  Don't know how I missed it when it came out a few years ago.
 
Highly recommend.

About 300-350 cases in USA were diagnosed so far in 2024. Approximately 10% of these are California and Florida, respectively. About 25% are NYC (separated out from NY state). There is little difference in the cumulative curve since it trended to flattening a year ago, following the incidence peak 18 months ago. Very small numbers at very slow steady increase the past year. 

Gardasil9 for men that have sex with men (Canadian guidelines); 3 doses of .5 ml; months 0, 2, 6. Not covered for exposure-at-risk men age 27 and up. Probably about $600 CAD for the series.