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I bought a Casio from Walmart a few weeks ago. It set me back $15.88. But so far the expense has been worth it as it keeps excellent time. Gman
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On M4RN there were three or four guys in Las Vegas who never changed their pictures for years and were always logged in at the same time. Gman
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I think the first time I saw an uncircumcised tallywacker was in junior high around 7th or 8th grade. Most of the people in my neck of the woods were circed. But while I can't remember it now as it was 44 years ago, I can remember remembering, if you know what I mean. I'm sure there was one guy in my PE class who wasn't. But what your story for some reason put me in mind of -when I was 5 or 6 someone invited us to swim at a membership only pool. Some adult guy that knew the family we were with came over and started talking to the adults. Well the guy had a shaved head. I don't remember ever having seen someone totally bald at this point in my life. I remember circling around him as if I were the moon, and he were the sun searching for some hair on his head. Gman
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But, and this is my point exactly, while obviously there are going to be exceptions or extreme cases, the best escorts working now-and again I'll use for an example @Mikegaite since he is the one I know the best, but I could probably also mention Kristian (if he is still escorting)- and those escorts of blesséd memory which we on the Forum still reminisce about fondly such as Dirk from Man to Man or Alec Andrews (and notice I didn't mention Alec's partner Ryan. Ryan was a nice guy but from my experience with him probably only really performed well if Alec were present or if he felt some attraction for the client), could promise fairly effortless encounters for the majority of their clients. Could I do it if I had the looks, physique, and tallywacker to be an escort, but were otherwise the same? HECK NO!! But that's why not every handsome well-endowed guy can be an escort. And the only reason I am commenting is the same reason I had when Rex B used to praise certain escorts. The escorts he liked, he praised to high heaven. But the majority of them weren't full service, and many probably required the elusive "chemistry" to perform well. But if people hadn't read (what this is turning out to be) long, involved threads, or had prior knowledge derived from other threads they very possibly might have totally unrealistic expectations for their encounter leading to disappointment. And as you mentioned previously, @Gymowner this is an expensive hobby. While I have no direct knowledge, my impression is that Hooboy started the review site and the forum to make encounters less nebulous for the benefit of both clients and escorts. Goan
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I was being sarcastic-not to you-towards him. While he may actually be bisexual , I'm sure there is also a good chance that he is straight and only buy-sexual. Gman
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You must be thinking of someone else. His ad clearly states he is bisexual. Did you ever review him on RM? All his reviews there are 5 Star? Gman
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I'm sorry about you needing the iron. If you consider the number of people who receive it in intravenous nutrition, I'm thinking the incidence of allergic reactions is fairly low. Maybe some of the physicians on here could speak in reference to patients they've had if anyone has had a bad reaction. Gman
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I'm confused-not really an unknown condition for me. Did you change your opinion on Ryan between 2016 and now? Gman
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In my humble opinion, I'd prefer not to waste my time doing that. I mean sure every situation is different. But in general I'd like to know what the escort is generally into from his ad. I hate ads with very little info and 'Ask Me-s' on the important info categories. I don't mind confirming information that is listed in the ad. In fact I highly recommend doing that in case the the guy is one of those escorts that blindly checked every option in the world to appeal to the widest client base without ever planning to fulfill the majority of what he had listed. But I am not into guys who base everything they are willing to do on the nebulous factor of chemistry. That's too much work for me. I'm reminded of a Forum Member, although I can't remember who it was now, who liked finding non-professionals off Backpage or Craig's List. He enjoyed the thrill of the chase. That never really appealed to me because when I was horny, I wanted someone then. I didn't want to have to cultivate someone over weeks. Don't get me wrong. I'm glad you guys like Ryan. And I understand his physicality is incredible. But you could never really say that he is a "top" tier escort (in my humble opinion) no matter what his talents are because most top tier escorts are usually a lot more forthright in their ads and seem to be able to generate chemistry (or fake it extremely convincingly) with the majority of their clients. So when I think of someone top tier, it would be someone like @Mikegaite or the recently retired Alec Andrews-guys who are/were known to be able give stellar experiences to almost every client. Gman
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Gosh-universities are really getting intrusive into their students' lives. My Alma Mater never cared a whit about my pubes!! Gman
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While I know this from prior reports, it would probably be helpful to the newer guys on the Forum if y'all would mention that as great as Ryan is, he is not (what is generally known as) a full service escort. You'd be doing a solid to both newcomers on the Forum and to Ryan himself because it will hopefully cut down on guys contacting him and looking for things he doesn't offer. Gman
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It is interesting that he lists himself as gay. In the old Rentboy days, the majority of Eastern Europeans listed themselves as bisexual or straight. And it seems to me that there were repeated complaints that a lot of them promised the moon and never delivered. Gman
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I'll have to disagree. I had an unofficial German minor in college. German is definitely not English. Google translate is usually pretty good. And you're correct that a lot of Germans know English. But there are degrees. You can't talk with everyone. Gman
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Would Rentmen be the only site left with a large number of guys in America on it? Gman
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I've only been to Paris once back in the dark ages (1989). I remember thinking that I felt it reasonable that the average man on the street might not understand English. But it was very frustrating trying to make reservations at a major train station -the Gare du Nord. If there hadn't been a Canadian guy who spoke French next to me in line along with his Haitian girlfriend who helped me make a reservation out of the country, I would have had a much more difficult time of it. Gman
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I'll bet he still is. And speaking of the Hardy Boys- I was never that enamored with Shaun Cassidy. But I did like Parker. He starred in the 1972 film adaptation of "A Separate Peace" as Gene. I hated the book -we had to read it in school. I'm not much for depressing literature. He also starred in a movie in 1974 with Pamela Sue Martin called "Our Time" which reminded me a lot of "A Separate Peace." One of my favorites. http://www.thepulp.net/pulpsuperfan/files/2016/07/mystery-of-the-silver-spider.jpg It's looking me that' I can't remember this book. I know I know it. Gman
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This sounds very familiar to me. I may know it too. But I can't remember anything else about it either although the children baking a cookie with magical properties seems to stick in my memory. Gman
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Referring to my 1st post in this thread about "Put Me In The Zoo," I just remembered another book with a character that could do wonderful things with color. It's called "The Dragon Who Liked To Spit Fire." It's about a Dragon who wants to be a prince's pet, but the castle folk think dragons are too dangerous. He can spit fire of many different colors. http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-6ph07XbjYUU/TgyIvWgsNzI/AAAAAAAABO8/ub0E2VTzZPE/s1600/The+Dragon+Who+Liked+to+Spit+Fire+cover.jpg Gman
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I loved most of Edward Eager's books. I wasn't that fond of, I believe it was called, "Magic or Not" and it's sequel where the magical occurrences were probably not magical in nature. Did you ever happen to read Grimbold's Other World" by Nicholas Stuart This was a great book. I tried some of the E. Nesbit books. I can't remember if I finished any of them or not. Her writing style was very old fashioned, and I remember having trouble plowing thru it. Did anyone ever read "Black and Blue Magic" by Zilpha Keatley Snyder? It's about a boy that is given a lotion that gives him wings. During the late 1970's they often made Doctor Strange look as muscular as Superman. It was a good look on him. I loved it. Gman
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You read that at the age of 10 or under? Gman
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We actually read Johnny Tremain in 9th grade English and watched the film. I have a brother who is about 7 years older than I am. When I was 6, I came across a box containing his old comics which he no longer read. He had a collection of about 350 comics. I already liked to read, and I began a love affair with comics-mostly DC with some Marvel thrown-in until I stopped reading them for the most part when I was about 24. I've still been known to buy one every once in a while. But the occurrences are extremely rare. Gman
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Most of the Oz books had simple titles. I'm almost positive your first one was titled either 'Ozma of Oz' or 'Princess Ozma of Oz' and only a little less certain that the second was 'Tick-Tock of Oz' or possibly if not that something like 'Tick-Tock The Mechanical Man of Oz.' I'd look them up. But it's 4:45 AM, and I have to get some sleep. Gman
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Anyone read 'The Five Little Peppers'" and the sequels? Some neighbors had a series called "The Happy Hollisters". I liked them too. When I was a bit older-say 4th grade-I liked the "Brains Benton" mystery series. I think this was the first one I read. And it had this cover. Gman
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I loved that too. I think either my 3 or 4th grade teacher or the librarian read it to us. Then I read it for myself. In fact I bought the book a few years back to re-read it. Gman
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:eek:!! I always liked looking at bodybuilders. I loved watching the movie "Lil Abner" due to this scene. http://www.conelrad.com/conelrad100/images/lilabner.jpg But I wasn't looking at bodybuilding magazines that young. Gman
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