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Gar1eth

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  1. From your own description, the type of guys you like is fairly narrow. I'm luckily, much more eclectic. Gman
  2. Did you ask him why he puts versatile in his ad? Tony Bishop does the same. Gman
  3. Could you offer a bit more information perhaps such as " I've seen them around, and they aren't friendly," Their pictures are out of date," or "They don't appeal to me because...." Gman
  4. Yes, he's very attractive. Gman
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  6. I'd just like to say I love handsome, muscular, masculine Asian men. If I could have found one to hire, I would have. But even more it wouldn't have bothered me at all to have one as a boyfriend or f-buddy either. I had an Asian roommate for a while in grad school. Facially he was nice looking but not, if you'll pardon the expression, a Greek g-d. On the other hand he was quite muscular. I don't remember ever really fantasizing about him then (although this was 20 something years ago and maybe I've forgotten). But I think I remember really enjoying it when he would take his shirt off. Not that I could tell him as I didn't want to be gay and was deeply closeted back then. Gman
  7. I dislike seafood. But I don't have a prejudice against fish. Just because tastes are usually culturally based doesn't mean they are the result of racism. People can be allowed to have preferences without the race card being invoked. Gmsn
  8. That's like saying that because you think roses are pretty and peonies ugly you are prejudiced against peonies. Now I'll admit that ideas of beauty are usually culturally based. But to say that because you aren't attracted to a certain type of person is due to racism, seems to me going just a bit too far on the claim of racism. Gman
  9. When I was hiring, I always used to provide a verbal description of myself. I always told them I was fat and unattractive. My saving grace was that the eye in the middle of my forehead was usually closed. Gman
  10. Possibly the reasons why you haven't seen labeled Senior Menus is that you go to more expensive restaurants or maybe the area of the country you live in. Chain restaurants like Denny's or IHOP have Senior Menus. Cafeterias frequently have a Senior Plate of some type too although Luby's, probably to get away from calling it a Senior Plate, calls it a Lou Ann Plate As a point of information, at my former IHOP in the city of Seatac, Wa, you could get a Senior Discount on the bill even without ordering off the Senior Menu. Gman
  11. Well not usually at least. Gman
  12. But it's not until next week, right? Gman
  13. Just as a clarification, I hope no one thinks that I am the one @MartyB is referring to about disparaging Justin. Gman
  14. About 5'10" and 150 pounds. [uSER=19303]@europeanman[/uSER] -I think most of the guys you like probably look, too me, overly coiffed and effete. I don't usually like the model look. Gman
  15. Maverick is the new guy. The 'old guy' would be the Alex in Daddy's Review assuming they aren't the same. Of course they might be the same if the guy in Daddy's Review was a pre-tattoo Maverick. Gman
  16. While nothing is guaranteed with any provider, I doubt I'd usually be interested in one of these guys where you never know if you are going to be one of the special clients who lucks out. And doubly so since most of these escorts seem to usually be straight, or at least want to be known as straight whether they actually are or not, and are usually tops with neither straight escorts nor tops being my cup of tea. Give me an escort whose Position and Orientation Statments don't say "Ask Me" any day. Gman
  17. Why would you keep the top button buttoned if you aren't wearing a tie? Most people I know, when not wearing ties, keep that button open. Gman
  18. Romann's ad is now expired. I'm wondering if he was sticking his toe into the waters of escorting to see if he still liked doing it or what the demand was. Gman
  19. You're in luck then. I (almost) never speak that phrase. I only write it. I'm a top. That tallywacker of his is getting nowhere near my colon, semi or otherwise. Gman
  20. Yes, Raul couldn't keep his, ahem, hands off me. Gman
  21. If I had a public website and had made a glaring error, I'd prefer someone told me. But maybe I'm different that way. Gman
  22. Not a physician. Gman.
  23. Gar1eth

    411 on Kevyn

    And now John is gone too!! Gman
  24. I'm very happy to hear ( errr read) this. If by chance, if you remember, please tell Raul that Gman inquired after him and hopes he is doing well. Gman
  25. To explain a little further-like in English is almost always a preposition when it means 'similar to'. Prepositional phrases the majority of the time contain the preposition, a noun or pronoun object of the preposition, and any modifiers modifying/describing the noun or pronoun. Ex: He has a shirt like mine. Like is the preposition. The pronoun mine is the object of the preposition. As is usually a subordinate conjunction-maybe occasionally a preposition. But when used as a subordinate conjunction, it introduces a clause. Clauses have subjects (nouns or pronouns) and verbs. The fact that a clause has a subject and verb differentiates it from a phrase which usually has only a noun or a verb Ex: Do as I say. Not as I do. The I after as I do is the subject of the clause with so being the verb. Gman
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