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By the way the song is called Biblical. It's originally sung by Calum Scott -a gay very hunky British singer.

I wasn't entirely sure if that was allowed. But thank you.

Looking at his reviews through a proxy, his first review is very worrisome.

I haven't stayed at hotel in years. But if we're talking an average place and not a 5 star deluxe, then I often liked either Hamilton Inn or Embassy Suites.

Two words not applied to me very often. 😢😢😢

Why am I asking? 🤫🤫🤫No reason.

Thanks. That was my thought too.

I may have screwed up in the original question and answer. Let me get rid of the pesky pronouns. A is in second place. B passes him (or her with deference to @FreshFluff) What place is B in?

Ok so I'm on the outskirts of my family. I mean I love them, and they love me. But my life being gay is so different from theirs --being or having been married, having children, and now having grandchildren -when I've only had one even semi-semi-semi-serious relationship in my life and don't date much. But I don't want to leave them. And to tell you the truth, if I were straight, but everything else in my life were the same-I'd probably still be on the periphery as I'm kind of a quirky guy -I know y'all are all saying-"No, Not you Gman!!" But I have to admit I am. In addition I don't make friends easily. But if I could move and could live well, I think I'd choose London. After all-and I don't know if it's just me or not. But I've often thought to myself-and you can quote me on this, " When you're tired of London, you're tired of life"

No one has an answer? I think I'd be in second place. But I'm not sure if I'm making some kind of logical fallacy or not.

I've always envied guys with visible Adam's Apples. I don't have one. Now I'm overweight (and was also as a child), so you might think it's from that. But even when I was semi slim from puberty until my early 30's, I didn't have a visible one. Also my voice is on the higher side. I'm in my 60's, and still on the phone occasionally some people think I'm female. What say you all?

Or those with a lot of Common Sense? Someone posted this on FB. I think I know the answer. But I'm not sure. AI on google gave me what I think is a wrong answer. So where else would I come but to my buds here on the Forum? So here it goes. May the best logician win. I’m in second place on a race, and you pass me. What place are you in?

I didn't quite understand -actually didn't understand at all about the 'pet allergy.'

I'm fairly sure you can. There should be contact info you can look up somewhere on the site.

I see it now, thanks. I was looking in the list of what he was into rather than the description of his traits.

When I look at the ad using the newer version of RM, there are conversation bubbles above a plus icon. You can try to send him a message.

Did you report him to Rentmen about the false pictures?

He might need to change his ad. It does say 'versatile/top.'

Just a question -did he change his ad? I didn't see 'smoking' listed. And I didn't see any pictures showing him smoking.

He lists 'boyfriend experience.' But I pity his as he doesn't list kissing.

I'm glad you liked him. It's nice to find guys we click with. I actually prefer a bit more muscular and guy-next-door looking. Plus the not really into kissing would almost definitely rule him out for me.

I love musicals. But there's a caveat. Usually I only like the more traditional stuff for -so I guess I fall into the 'blue-haired lady' demographic even though I'm bald -and male. But I'll have to admit that JC Superstar is not my favorite although I do like some of the songs. I used to have several CD versions of Joseph. I'm also not that fond of Hair or Godspell although I do like some of the songs. I've never been that fond of Caberet. The first NY professional show I saw was The Fantastiks when I was about 16. I was at camp in NY State for 6 weeks, we went into the city for one day. I had actually seen a local production a few months earlier and liked that one better. I saw some touring companies over the years after that-but I was 28 before I got to the theater 'Mecca' London. I was there for 4 weeks. And I saw Les Miserables--and LOVED it. I do like Phantom-although I like Les Miserables more -but spoiler alert-the first time I saw it-at the beginning when Raoul is so distraught-I thought that he had lost Christine years before. And was reminiscing about that. Then at the end I find he's the one whom she chose-it messed up my understanding. To really figure out what was going on, I had to read a synopsis online. And I saw Pippin when the new production just came out. I didn't see the Leading Player who ended up winning the Tony. The day I saw it was possibly the day after they had finished the cast album and possibly the announcement for the TONYS had come out. She apparently had been doing interviews and needed vocal rest. Her understudy was great though. And yes, I love Wicked although I don't think it's a perfect show. It seems to me Madam Morrible and the Wizard become evil without a lot of transition. One of the most perfect musicals still -even though it's old-- is Guys and Dolls. I also ought to add that four of the first movies I remember seeing as a child are musicals. The first two are Mary Poppins and Bambi. The next two are Hard Days Night and Sound of Music. I remember liking them all.

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