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In case anyone is interested, he quit smoking 3 months ago per an email discussion. Gman

Now see I like blue eyes. But I hadn't noticed. I'm more of a gestalt face guy. It's the whole picture I like. Gman

He's just a man-like any other man. And I've had so many, escorts , before. In very many ways, he's just one more. https://rent.men/Prepneck/ I came across this guy two weeks ago. I thought he was vaguely cute. But I'm really into muscular guys. And in some of his pictures he looks a bit chubby. Then there's his bisexuality and being a self-described frat guy which makes me think he's probably on the straight end of the spectrum or possibly even totally straight and pretending-when I prefer gay (but masculine) escorts. But I kept looking at his pictures anyway. And then he posted the one with the beard where he's wearing a navy sweater. He's totally adorable in that one. I keep wondering what he'd be like to have an encounter with. And now for a video that inspired the theme behind this thread. Gman

That link says 'Review Not Active' when I use it. Gman

I don't know that I was extremely fond of it as a child. But I think I've loved it since teenage-hood at the least. And def loved it by adulthood. Gman

HADDONFIELD, N.J. (AP) — The woman who created a Thanksgiving staple enjoyed by millions — the green bean casserole — has died at age 92. Dorcas Reilly died on Oct. 15 of Alzheimer’s disease, said Ken Tomlinson of the Hinski-Tomlinson Funeral Home in Haddonfield, New Jersey. Campbell Soup officials said the New Jersey resident was the driving force behind the popular dish, made with green beans and cream of mushroom soup and topped with crunchy fried onions. The company said it is the most popular recipe ever to come out of its corporate kitchen. The recipe’s website got 2.7 million visits during last year’s holidays, the company said. The original recipe card was donated to the National Inventors Hall of Fame in 2002. “Dorcas was an incredible woman, whose legacy will live on for years to come. She will be missed by her Campbell colleagues and all those who were impacted by her creativity and generous spirit,” the company said in a statement. Reilly was a Campbell Soup kitchen supervisor in 1955 when she combined the ingredients of the now-legendary green bean casserole for an Associated Press feature. In a 2005 AP interview marking the recipe’s 50th anniversary, Reilly said she didn’t remember having a hand in it because the dish was among hundreds that were created during her time at Campbell’s. She also helped create a tomato soup meatloaf, a tuna noodle casserole and Sloppy Joe-like “souperburgers.” The recipe is still a fixture on soup-can labels and television commercials. And Reilly said she always kept the ingredients for the casserole on hand in her home — just in case someone asked her to whip one up. Reilly also noted whenever the company held recipe contests, she would typically see “homemade” variations of the soup-can recipe for the casserole. “It would be Aunt Suzy’s or Grandma’s,” she said. Campbell’s officials have said consumers often tell them practically anyone — even novices or bad cooks — can make a green bean casserole because it’s so easy to prepare. Reilly worked for Campbell’s on and off between the late 1940s and 1988, when she retired as manager of the Campbell’s kitchen. She is survived by her husband of 59 years, Thomas, and a son and daughter. A service will be held Saturday in Haddonfield. Gman

It might not matter what he did/will do as the ad is expired. Gman

Are there any other image search sites that anyone knows of? Gman

I guess that's what I mean. Gman

It's always done that for me. Then you pick you agree to whatever, and it lets you see the reviews. Gman

Has it been working for people lately? Gman

One update is that the ad is gone. Gman

Has Tim ever bottomed? Gman

I wonder in general, unless the top is extremely considerate, how often a 10 inch tallywacker is pleasant for most bottoms. I'm wondering if the dream of a 10 inch might be a lot more pleasurable than the actuality for a lot of guys. Gman

I happened to be looking at Dutch guys the other day. I noticed him. But like all the other ethnic Dutch guys, he was a top. I guess the only bottoms in Holland are visitors. Gman

You reminded me!! Gman

I edited the title of this thread!! Gman

I'll be spending it at home. And as usual I'm making my famous Hershey Bar Pie!! You take 6 Hershey Bars and melt over low heat with a 1/2 cup of milk. After that you add a tub of Cool Whip, and then pour it into an Oreo or Graham Cracker Crust and freeze -not refrigerate-for several hours or overnight. And this year I'm going to be putting in a 1/4 tsp of Mint Extract. Last year I did an 1/8th of a tsp, and I thought the flavor was too subtle. Wish me luck that 1/4th isn't overboard. As for other news, I found out a week or so ago that in May I'll be a great-uncle for the 5th time!!! I wish all of you the best!! Gman

Could you provide us the English site URLs? Gman

He advertises as a top. But I would have thought from the video that he was the one bottoming. Gman

Don't you remember what Shakespeare said-"Neither a borrower nor a rimmer be"? Gman

I don't rim. Gman

Too bad he isn't versatile. Gman

As the guy seems to be more massage oriented, you might get a better response in The Spa section. Gman

Did you try the link? When I tried it, there was no ad there. Gman