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Totally agree with the review of this guy. My experience a couple of years ago is an absolute match. No skill whatsoever!

I saw her in "Gypsy." ok, but not great. certainly not Ethel Merman.

She has ruined "Follies" and "A Little Night Music" for me. I have blocked anything else I was unfortunate to see with her in!

After seeing Mandy Patinkin and Bernadette Peters in "Sunday in the Park with George" I played the tape of the Original Broadcast Cast over and over again. When he's performing by himself, I would rather visit South Sudan, one of the most dangerous places in the world. But, I did like him in Sunday in the Park....

Also with Peters it was the only time I think she did a good job since her first, "Dames at Sea."

Lest we forget the number one candidate.

This is a very difficult issue for me to write about. Somehow I made it through many many years of my life without it becoming as strong a difficulty as it is now. Our society seems to put a great deal of importance on having a big dick. For some reason it has become a big deal that I do not have one. Each time I pee now I am reminded of how small I actually am. It has become distressing. It seems that everywhere I look I am reminded of this fact. From the on line photos, porno, jokes on tv and even tv commercials for late night tv hosts I am bombarded with the idea that size does matter.

For a long time I was able to put it into the dark regions of my mind and forget about it. Would I rather be smart or a hunk with a big dick? The answer has changed. I used to think being smart was the wiser choice.

I am tempted to never look at a dick pic again or expose myself to sexual situations. I know that looking at porn, escort and masseur photos is not a true representation of the size of men's dicks, but that does not stop me from feeling inferior in that department. It's as if the older I get the more important this becomes in my mind.

How many of you can honestly say that a small dick doesn't put you off? Be honest!

Just to clarify you're referring to RentMasseur, whereas this thread is about Masseurfinder,

You are right. Thanks for the clarification.

How can you see the private photos if you have the masseur's password?

Just heard from RenMasseur that unless you are a premium member you can not see the private photos.

How can you see the private photos if you have the masseur's password?

We met and spent our first night together on the Sunday after Thanksgiving. So the Sunday after Thanksgiving is it. We never celebrate our actual wedding anniversary.

John from his instagram account

He won his 4th game. When asked if he wanted to "make it a true daily double" he responded that if he did, his husband would kill him.

His name is John Presloid and you can see him on YouTube at: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=jeopardy+january+18+2019

[quote name="Smurof' date=' post: 1670305, member:............ This Jeopardy program you speak of, is that new? [/quote]

He won on January 16, 17, 18 (2019) Will be on again on the 21st. Hope he becomes a 5 time champion! I just find him endearingly sweet and not bad to look at either!

Has anyone else noticed how sweet and charming the current Jeopardy champion is?

I try to hold door for everyone. I do feel snubbed when I hold the door and the person doesn’t say thank you. I heard that you should say you’re welcome when someone doesn’t say thank you for holding the door. I have never been brave enough to say that though.

I make it a point to give a very loud "your welcome". The vast majority stop and then say, "I am sorry. Thank you!" A big smile and a "No Problem" usually closes the incident. I also make it a point to let the door slam into someone who obviously is not going to say thank you or tries to weasel through the door.

HATED this movie. The cinematography is a total rip-off of the Italian cinema of the 1950's and 1960's. The only ones that this can be considered "innovative" by are people who have never seen anything by Fellini, Antonioni, DeSica, Visconti, et.al. Since the vast majority of critics loved the movie and found the cinematography so fresh, I can only assume they are people who have never really researched movies or are 'me too' poseurs.

Well keep in mind that “The Lion in Winter” was first a stage play (before becoming a classic movie) by James Golding. Historically, facts are sketchy concerning the interactions between Henry II and Eleanor of Aquitaine. When a playwright or author is allowed poetic license, they can sometimes create great works, though they don’t necessarily stick to the facts.

 

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The original production of A Lion in Winter had two of the greatest performances I have ever seen on Broadway. Rosemary Harris and Robert Preston were spectacular! It took me three or four viewings of the movie to be able to appreciate it because the stage performances were so indelible!

B O R I N G! So much potential and so little result. There is no comparison to Becket, A Man For All Seasons, The Lion in Winter, Elizabeth, and almost every other "historical" film. Total waste of time. imho

Will miss the daily injection!

Maybe we can all come back with manners in January. At least, I hope we will!

Happy everything to everyone!

He is legit!

I remember seeing Fun Home and some older man next to me would sigh now and then as if "how soon does this end?"

Apparently his wife didn't clue him in about lesbian love and a gay father storyline. He needed a GAY WARNING.

Or he was bored by one of the most boring plays I have ever seen!

Add Bernadette Peters to that list. She has ruined more shows for me than, perhaps, any other performer. The only exceptions being "Dames at Sea" and "Sunday in the Park...."

There is a group of 'artistes' that seem to like themselves so much it makes it impossible for the audience to even have room to like them. Minelli and Potimkin are at the top of the list. Streisand's sheer talent overrides her ego though. imho

Liza with Bob Fosse - Great! Liza without Fosse = An over-the-top, overrated dud!