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Call me unimpressed. I’d prefer they get the order right. Gman
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That’s a very understanding girlfriend. The dog was in 1st class, and she was in coach. They did say she bought a ticket for the peacock. Gman
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I realize we are all different. I’m having trouble with a therapy peacock. I guess I’m not empathetic enough. Gman
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I’d also like them to write my order down and not try to impress me with their memorization skills. Gman
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Gman
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Delta Air Lines is not the only carrier cracking down on emotional support animals. A woman at Newark Liberty International Airport recently brought a peacock to join her on a United Airlines flight, according to the travel blog Live and Let's Fly. The passenger claimed that she bought an extra ticket to seat her emotional support bird, but United Airlines denied it from boarding the plane.On January 19, Delta made headlines when they announced an update to their service and support animal policy, based on their report that “animal-related incidents” such as urinating, aggression, and biting have increased by 84 percent since 2016. The airline's new rules require passengers with emotional support animals to prove that they have been well trained (and fully vaccinated). With this recent policy update, United and other airlines may follow suit by enforcing stricter regulations of their own. Current policies at United mandate that trained service and emotional support animals sit in front of the passenger's seat without obstructing the aisle. The passenger must also provide the United Accessibility Desk the appropriate documentation and at least 48-hours advance notice before his or her scheduled flight. Whether or not the United passenger followed all the necessary steps to bring her emotional support peacock onboard, the airline may have had the right to ban the bird, as it could not have feasibly sat at her feet without “protruding into the aisle,” seat or no seat. To prevent conflict and confusion over situations like this in the future, however, it is possible that United Airlines may be next to update their policies on pets of all stripes and tail feathers. Gman
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I was 15 or 16 the first time I jerked off. I had heard about masturbation but wasn’t quite sure how to do it. One day I was in the shower, and I started stroking. My knees almost gave out when I came. Gman
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I think that’s the way it worked for Seann William Scott. Gman
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I like onion soup and beef bourguignon. But most of the rest I can take a pass on. But what about some nice Tex-Mex with a sizzling plate of chicken fajitas? Years ago a friend took me to a place called Lauriol Plaza in DC (he also took us to some French restaurant in Annapolis). I have a vague memory of enjoying Lauriol Plaza very much. Gman
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Fees have gone thru the roof. They’ve increased much faster than the cost of living. I don’t see how guys afford it anymore. Gman
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I just saw a short clip on Porn Hub. It didn’t do a lot for me, but my libido has decided to take a few weeks of vacation without me. However looking at the size of Tim’s talkywacker made me feel bad about the size of mine. Gman
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There’s a place called The Hotel @ Times Square. It’s part of the Apple Hotel Group. I stayed there once years ago and thought it was a nice place. Gman
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I don’t think so-but maybe I said it wrong. The order of heights goes my cousin who is 6’, my brother who is 5’11”, me at 5’9”, and my youngest cousin at 5’8”. Gman
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There was a former Dallas escort who used to use it routinely with me-actually it was medical grade lidocaine jelly-but same idea. His name was (Pat)Rick Bogan. He hasn’t escorted in years. And I think he has moved to Pennsylvania- his home state. I was in a condom. I don’t remember it numbing me. He still seemed to enjoy my topping him-and he still came. Gman
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Who knew gefilte fish (made of whitefish and pike) was a mousse? Gman
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There are four males in my generation in my family-my older brother, my older cousin, me, and my younger cousin. In terms of attractiveness my older cousin was a real hottie when he was young-kind of a Tom Selleck type. When my sister was in college, she happened to meet someone who went to my cousin’s high school. She asked the girl whether she knew my cousin. The girl said yes and assured my sister he was still very good looking. She told the girl, “He’s my cousin. I don’t care what he looks like.” He’s not as cute now at the age of 60, but the bones are there. My brother was also considered at least moderately handsome. He’s also just now really getting thin hair at the age of 63 when I’ve been bald since the age of 28. Even considering my cousin’s loss of looks, I am by far #4 in terms of being least attractive. I am the fattest and third shortest. I am also the least successful by a long shot. Gman
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I’m surprised. They would love to convert y’all. They’d probably be all happy to explain how they are spiritually one of the 12 tribes. Gman
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Ahh but people coming in for something are probably more primed to get together to meet. But as it’s your vision at work here Gman
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I’ll stick to muscle meats thank you. Gman
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Years ago the 1st Chicago Dinner was held in conjunction with IML. Is there any festival going on in NYC that might induce prospective attendees to attend? Gman
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He’s tweaking the system a little, but nothing bad. Don’t male missionaries usually go to the MTC (Mission Training Center) in Utah the summer after their freshman year at college? He’ll be going right after high school. (Most of my good friends in high school were LDS.). Gman
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I like Hart too. But I liked his father first. Gman
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We’re the reverse. I knew immediately who he was. As a young gay boy, he was one of my favorite actors. I had to Google Suzy Parker. Gman
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I’m with Mikey-I’d go for the onion soup minus the melted cheese on top although I love the crouton. When it comes to cheese, I like mostly pizza and cheesecake. Gman
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I always thought he was so handsome-him (yes I know it should be ‘he’, but it sounds better) and Lloyd Bochner. https://chicago.suntimes.com/entertainment/actor-bradford-dillman-starred-in-the-way-we-were-on-broadway-dies-at-87/ Gman
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