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I just found #2. It's a guy named Jake McDornan. He's playing the grown-up son on the Murphy Brown re-boot. As for Numero Tres, how could any of you forget my husband in an alternate dimension, Armie Hammer? If not for the vagaries of the interdimensional space-time flux, we'd be together now. Gman

I would have gladly let him eat cookies in my bed assuming he was a good kisser. Gman

I've just become aware of Justin Hartley from the TV show This Is Us. I'll think of two others later. It's 1:47 AM, and I'm tired. Gman

I certainly wish I had better stamina in not coming. But I've been with multiple escorts who have had incredible control. And I've had two f-buddies, one who could always make himself come right after I did, and the other I never saw come after maximal stimulation during two years of meetings. Gman

Seen at Rite-Aid http://dl.dropbox.com/s/ode2sw58o2525i7/IMG_0266.JPG?dl=0 Apparently Rite-Aid's definition of oral is different from mine. Gman

Even if you had wanted to, you wouldn't have been able to contact him unless you had saved his info previously. So it's good, you didn't want to see him. Gman

Mr. Phoenix ('s ad) appears to have expired. Gman

Ad is expired. Gman

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If you're serious, and even if not, I'm sure since it was inside the stall @easygoingpal is referring to a toilet paper dispenser. Gman

My recollections of these reports are from years ago. Gman

I remember one Forum member told me about having the escort bring a woman along and know her Biblically in front of him. And I can think of maybe two escorts who told me that if I wanted, they'd be happy to know a woman Biblically in front of me. I politely declined in both cases. Gman

Peter Latz, as I remember, had a bad reputation. Correct me if I'm wrong, but weren't there reports of violence with clients? Gman

On a personal note -as far as I can remember I never hired anyone with an "ask me" in the position slot and probably very few with "ask me" in the orientation slot. They are both big turn offs for me no matter how handsome the guy is. Plus I always get the feeling that most of the guys who answer this way are straight. And I'm not into hiring straight guys. Gman PS And I hired very few guys who didn't show their faces in the ads-they most likely would have had to have been vetted here 1st.

What does "picked a little" mean-oh wait-did you mean "peeked"? I swear it just came to me as I was writing this. Gman

The only two things I could think of are (1) that it gives plausible deniability about either escorting or being gay in case family, friends, or (future) employers run across the ad, and/or (2) it allows the advertiser more leeway to decide on a case by case basis what they are willing to do with each client. Gman

One additional caveat with Adam-don't bring up same sex marriage either. Unless he's changed his mind, he had a video stating he was against legalizing it. Gman

Travis advertises as straight if I remember correctly from when I lived in Dallas years ago. That's why I never hired him. I doubt, but don't know for sure, that this would be his scene. Gman

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Who is ND? @bigvalboy-thanks for including "Gemar chatimah tovah (lit. A Good Final Sealing)." I've been Jewish all my life, and that's a new one for me. The greeting I'm familiar with (and which I think is more common) is "l'shana tova tikatevu. (May you be inscribed for a good year). " An explanation of the phrases for those not familiar-In the Jewish Bible a "Book of Life" is mentioned. The idea as it has come done is that G-d has three books. There is a Book of Life, A Book of the Dead, and a Book in the Middle (that's not its actual name but go with me here). These three books are opened on Rosh Hashanah: One for the totally wicked, one for the totally righteous (This is the Book of Life), and one for those in between. The totally righteous are at once inscribed and sealed for life, the totally wicked are at once inscribed and sealed for death, and the in between are left in suspension. So the story is that G-d starts making his decision on who goes into each book on Rosh Hashana. But G-d being merciful, he gives us, his children, time to make amends and hopefully improve our standing. So on Rosh Hashana the names are written in the books. But the decision is sealed on Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement. In between Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur your standing can improve. And I guess if you are in the middle book, it could also worsen. The other interesting part of this has to do with repentance. For sins against G-d, you can ask G-d for forgiveness. And if you truly repent, G-d will forgive you. But G-d cannot absolve you of sins towards your fellow (wo)man. For that you have to ask forgiveness of the person you wronged. Now if you ask in a spirit of true repentance, then the other person is supposedly not able to refuse you. Gman

That's interesting. I hear the Aussie accent as 'coarser' than an educated British accent. Gman

Handsome guy-I'll have to say that while I think he is handsome in all the pictures, I prefer him with the longer hair. Gman

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In the house I grew up in from the ages of 6 to 18 I usually bathed** or showered at night. We had a 4 bedroom/2 bath house. The front bathroom was the combined guest and children bathroom. It had 2 compartments. The main compartment where the vanity was and a smaller compartment where the toilet and bathtub were. The bathtub was combined with the shower, but I don't think we ever really used the shower in there much. We especially never used the shower from around the time I was 12 when my parents had the bathroom redecorated and had a fancy bath curtain put up that they didn't want to get water spots on. The other bathroom was en suite in my parents' bedroom. It had a shower stall. So considering that until I was 12 or 13 there were 5 people in the house who had to get ready in the morning-Mom and Dad for work, my brother, sister, and I for school-it was natural for me (and most likely my two siblings although it being 45 or more years ago, I can't remember for sure) to take my shower at night. Mom and Dad probably took theirs in the morning. By the time I was 18 I was the only "child" still at home. We had moved to a new house with 2-1/2 bathrooms. My bathroom was still the guest bathroom. But by then I had started usually taking morning showers. For one reason, back when I had hair, it was easier to "style" when it had been freshly washed rather than after having been slept on all night. In defense of evening showers-I will say there is nothing like having just showered in the evening before bedtime and slipping into a bed made up with freshly laundered sheets. **My recollection of my 1st shower is taking it with my sister who is 5 years older than I am. She stood in front of me because my parents weren't sure how I was going to take having the shower spray on me. I think this is the only memory I have of ever bathing/showering with either of my siblings-I have a brother about 7 years older than I am. Don't ask me why my parents picked my sister rather than my brother for my 1st shower experience except she is much easier to get along with (both then and now:p). Gman