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My mother, who is obese and diabetic, was prescribed ozempic. She had a horrible experience with it. Chronic diarrhea and vomiting. After she stopped taking it she said this, "the drug works because you're so nauseous and sick all the time the last thing you want to think about is eating."
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Just now, Vin_Marco said:
It's actually you that missed the comedian calling lol 🤣 I strictly drive and can drive hard and aggressively.
Didn't I read here that all you wanted was to blow on the job? 🤣9 hours ago, Pd1_jap said:To be clear, I'm not looking to get rich or start porn. I just want to make a little extra cash so I can hire the guys that really turn me on.
I should have checked to see your position. I'll suck almost any cock but muscle ass is my weakness. It's so tight. Yours would be like a vice grip I bet. ❤️
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4 minutes ago, Vin_Marco said:
Thank you, I think 😂😘🫂
Comedy aside, do what you wanna do, do what makes you happy but I suggest, if done, do it with caution and do it methodically.
If you're anything like me, if someone tells me I can't do something, I usually do it twice and take pictures but in your case DO NOT take pictures 😂🫂
In that case, you CANNOT meet up with me and ride my dick until we're both so exhausted I pass out with my hard cock still inside your perfect muscle ass. 🤪
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2 minutes ago, Vin_Marco said:
Can I be funny? Respectfully, he might "blow" those jobs... I say it all in good humor 😊
You missed your true calling as comedian/writer.
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8 minutes ago, BuffaloKyle said:
If you're looking for side income you can always drive for uber, lyft, grubhub, doordash, etc. Work when you want and for as long as you want.
I absolutely hate driving
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1 hour ago, BenjaminNicholas said:
What you're describing is a fantasy that turns you on, not an intelligent move for someone who's already got an office job.
Thank you. My idea of reality and actual reality can be very different at times. 🤪
4 hours ago, Michael PhD said:I would probably chat with a guy in the biz that can give you an insiders perspective.
If it’s something you think you’ll enjoy and be good at, may be worth trying it out.
if you think you’ll have regret in the future, I would consider alternatives.
Would be interested to see what your profile would say… your sales pitch so to speak… care to share here?
My potential ad:
Zealous Corporate Cocksucker
Professional and educated office worker seeking clients. I'm well dressed and clean cut. Dominant or submissive, it's your call. Do you have have a fantasy of your manager sucking your dick in a nice suit? Or perhaps you'd like to teach the cocky hot shot at the office a lesson? Force me to my knees and shove your huge cock in my pretty mouth. Take me for a round of golf and make me blow you in the golf cart. Your imagination is my inspiration.
58 minutes ago, marylander1940 said:What's stopping you?
Where do you live? How competitive is the market there? Will you openly display face pics?
Do you realize that MOST clients won't be attractive or in shape? Can you make love to someone who is a Midwest 4 and an LA 1?
I've sucked many a dicks in my day. Many of which have been on older men. TBH, I'm very much into sucking an older man's dick. Daddy issues, I know. The real problem for me would be hygiene. If the cock smells funky it's real turn off.
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Hello, Y'all.
I'm a working professional in the corporate world but I've exhausted my budget for providers for the year. Would it be foolish to try out being a provider?
I'm relatively attractive, a Midwest 7 — an LA 5. I don't have a great body but I'm a tall guy with a 7" cock. Sucking dick is a passion of mine. There are many ads online for guys that look like me (harry bear with a shaved head). I also get a lot of attention on the hookup apps and turn many guys away.
To be clear, I'm not looking to get rich or start porn. I just want to make a little extra cash so I can hire the guys that really turn me on. Part of me is really turned on by the idea but I also know it's far from roses and sunshine.
Tchüss
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5 hours ago, marylander1940 said:
I don't want to drag this out of subject but the Swiss manipulate absolutely everything they want.
Unfortunately high prices are here to stay and that's the legacy of printing ourselves out of travel like we did in 2020.... There's a new reality!
I find it particularly grating that the Fed, the IMF, and most economists in the news blame the recent spike on wage inflation. Essentially, they are blaming the common worker for inflation because everybody wants a raise and simultaneously completely ignoring the $140 billion a month the Fed pumped into the economy for several years.
Chart Book: Tracking the Post-Great Recession Economy | Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
WWW.CBPP.ORG
When President Trump took office in January 2017, he inherited an economy in its 91st month of economic expansion... -
4 hours ago, Vegas_Millennial said:
The Swiss Franc is NOT pegged to the U.S. Dollar. If it was, the exchange rate between Swiss Francs and U.S. Dollars would not fluctuate.
Pardon my misnomer. It's "manipulated" to maintain parity.
Swiss franc could be opening salvo in new currency war - Marketplace
WWW.MARKETPLACE.ORG
The Swiss franc is now worth so much that it threatens Swiss jobs. The Swiss government wants to do something...Switzerland will never allow their currency to outpace the dollar. Otherwise no one would be able to afford their exports or travel to their beautiful country.
Although, just last year the U.S. government removed them from the list of currency manipulators. So it might change but I don't see corporations in Switzerland allowing such a thing to happen.
Swiss respond to removal from US currency manipulation list | Reuters
WWW.REUTERS.COM
The Swiss National Bank responded on Wednesday to the U.S. Treasury removing Switzerland from its monitoring list of...Thanks for keeping me on my toes. 😘
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Costa Rico is a good pick, legal and flourishing. The ticos use this site and Grindr for advertising.
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On 7/25/2023 at 11:43 AM, stevenkesslar said:
I love your logic, Auggie. Let's run with it. You are 1000 % correct. In no way did Switzerland have an inflationary surge like the US. And in no way did the US have an inflationary surge like Argentina. Everything is relative. Problem solved. Unless you live in Argentina, inflation ain't a problem at all. Pan comido.
People in Switzerland are basically confused in thinking that they had the highest inflation in 30 years. Equally, people in Japan are very confused in thinking they had the highest inflation in 40 years. 30 % increase in energy costs? That's not inflation. I think we finally have a plausible theory about why the Swiss and Japanese suck at finance and investment. They just kind of suck at math. 😉
Just to clear up any confusion, I did not argue that 3.5 % = 9 %. I argued that a 5 % surge in inflation in Switzerland and Japan was similar to an 8 % surge in inflation in the US. And that in all three cases it was caused by COVID, with the invisible hand of Vlad pushing it along.
But I get your point. Calling a 5 % surge in prices that tops out at 3.5 % "inflation" is just silly.
So you just solved America's inflation problem, too. First, by definition, 3 % inflation is not really inflation. So we don't have an inflation problem today in the US. Woo hoo!
Nor did we last year, as I've come to learn. Inflation peaked in the US in 1947 at 20 %. In 2022 it peaked at 9 %. Everything is relative. The difference between peak inflation of 20 % versus 9 % is way bigger than the difference between peak inflation of 9 % and Switzerland's measly 3.5 %. So not only are the Japanese and Swiss bad at math. Turns out the Yanks are, too. Compared to 20 % inflation in 1947, in no way did the US have an "inflationary surge" in 2022 like the US in 1947. Why did we even worry?
Really, when you get down to it, the only nation that has an inflation problem is Argentina. Oh, and maybe Turkey.
Not to take away from your impressive contributions in Mathematics and Moving Goalposts, Auggie. But I'm still gonna go with the idea that COVID did cause huge inflation surges all over the world. And that brought inflation to 30 to 40 years highs, from Japan to Switzerland to South Dakota.
Gas prices hitting new records daily in South Dakota
There is some good news, though. If we could just agree to measure and move goal posts like you do, people in South Dakota were also very confused about this whole pain at the pump thing, too. They were ornery about inflation when gas prices supposedly "surged" to $4.59 a gallon last July. Meanwhile, in places that were not impacted by inflation, like Switzerland, gas prices in US gallons rose mildly, from $5.67 in 2020 to $9.12 a gallon at the peak in July 2022. So you were right about that, too. To paraphrase, in no way did Switzerland have an inflationary surge like South Dakota, or other places. And in no way did COVID have anything to do with it. It was those darn South Dakotans, and all their excessive money printing. 😉
So we agree on that. Plus the fact that excessive debt could slow down the US economy, and fuck up a record long bull stock market. I'm lovin it!
The Swiss Franc is pegged to the U.S. Dollar. If the value of the dollar falls then so does the Fanc. So... Yes, technically Switzerland had inflation because so did the dollar. However, their economy is much better suited to ride out economic hardships and things in Switzerland are much more expensive than in the U.S. and have been for a very long time.
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2 hours ago, LookingAround said:
Assumes facts not in evidence. Where did you get the idea I’m a lawyer? I’m not a lawyer. Thank God.
That was directed at luv2play.
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10 minutes ago, Coolwave35 said:
He is not escorting at this point in time. He did his first muscle worship sesh but didn’t enjoy it.
the “rules” he explained to me were “don’t pull my dick out and don’t poke my butthole”.
Boundaries I would find hard to maintain. This is why I prefer gay dancers.
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Can anyone PM me if they have a reco for a good therapist in LA?
@Luv2play I like to think of myself as well adjusted but I also interact with a bunch of crazy people, like my mom, my brother, other family members and work colleagues who drive me fugg'n crazy.
Even if I'm well adjusted it's nice to have a sounding board to navigate where to place boundaries and how firm they should be.
Discussing those things with friends and family will never be truly honest feedback because they all have vested interest in my actions. My mother would say I never give her enough money, even if I have to cancel vacations and live in a shoe box. So I like having a fellow sane person there to confirm that my mother is pushing my boundaries too far. One therapist completely changed the dynamic with my mother by seeing the relationship in a different light.
Similarly with my boss he is always going to say I could be doing more for the team. How do I know when it's too much and need to focus on engaging in "acts of self care".
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On 9/27/2023 at 10:41 AM, LookingAround said:
lol I never said I didn’t think you weren’t well adjusted. Those were your words.
For a lawyer, logic is not your strong suit. If "well adjusted people don't need therapy." Then all people seeking or in therapy are maladjusted. QED
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On 10/30/2022 at 3:34 AM, arnemgreeves said:
Therapy is a rigged game.
It's racist, belittling and partial.
They don't actually go over a template and like other branches of medical practice they don't go over a template. they just allow their biases to influence their judgments.
Like there are two uni/college-aged students - one is a hot, white guy/girl and they would never tell them not to look at porn or hook up. But the other is a tall non-white dude, and they would tell them NEVER to look at porn for any reason and wouldn't say the reason why not. Like their DSM says this is acceptable practice...of course.
They tend to think like Hitler - they have these ranks in their minds about who has value and give the best practice to those who in their minds have the most value. It's a sham, especially when they tell everybody under the Sun that they "treat everybody equally". yeah, like we were all born yesterday.
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1 hour ago, Coolwave35 said:
I’m going to see him tonight and I’m happy to report back. Thank you for putting him on my radar, I am very excited.
I'm so jealous.
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1 minute ago, GlenDale said:
Wow, what a great thread to find here.
maybe you guys can educate me on something.i bought a 10k bond, 7/1/22 and another 10k, 2/1/23
they have been logging interest at 3.38% and 3.79% respectively.
how, when, why, does the reported 9.6% rate kick in?
The I in I-bonds standards for inflation. They do some complicated math to figure out the real rate.
I bonds interest rates — TreasuryDirect
TREASURYDIRECT.GOV
Basically if inflation is high the higher your rate. If inflation is low the lower your rate.
Always consult a certified fee only financial advisor when considering investment decisions!
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I've been told by providers that they require two weeks notice and had others say they prefer same day appointments. It all really depends on the provider.
If it were solely my decision, I'd schedule up to a year in advance. Particularly for things like vacations, partys and conferences. However, I do know this is unrealistic for most people.
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He is very hot and delivers 💯.
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Bump! Hopefully he's not tgtbt.
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here ya go
411 on MaxME in SF/LA/NYC
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I really hope he's in LA when I get my annual bonus.