Charlie

Yes.

I get flu, pneumonia and shingles vaccines, because they have been around long enough to have a reliable record, but I would be reluctant to be one of the first to try a new vaccine for a new illness.

Just don't cum in my eye.

Why is this in the South America forum? PV is in North America.

I have flown LAX to London on VA; not bad, not great. I prefer Air New Zealand.

Damn! I wonder if he's the guy who stole my spouse's bike?

They do, but Haas is old enough to be Paul's father.

Pierre-Hugues Herbert.

Tommy Paul.

Tommy Haas.

That's Tommy Haas.

Tommy Paul is so cute.

I know someone who had the same kind of reaction to the swine flu vaccine; treatment and rehab took a year, and she has never been the same.

The fear I expressed earlier is starting to happen. The Palm Springs shelter is in the news today because people are starting to give up dogs that they adopted earlier in the pandemic, now that they are having financial difficulties.

No.

Naturally hairy.

No wonder Trump is jealous of Bezos.

I worked remotely from home from 2002 to 2018, and I found that I got more done from home in the same time frame, without the casual socializing with colleagues that I used to do in the office. And I could do laundry at the same time!

We had a 2013 Mazda3 hatchback, which was a good car and a lot of fun to drive. We replaced it with an SUV only because it was getting hard for old men to get into and out of.

Gee, after reading all these comments about brakes, I don't feel so bad about recently paying $500 at the dealer for brake replacements on my M-B at the 40K mile service.

I have a base model 2020 Kia Soul which I bought new in December for $19K, and I have never been more impressed with an inexpensive car. (Our other car is a 2015 Mercedes.) It is my regular daily driver, but unfortunately, the pandemic has curtailed my travel so much that I still haven't put on enough miles to need a service. My brother-in-law, a retired GM executive who still owns Cadillacs because he gets a big discount, says he always chooses a Kia when he has to rent, because they are comfortable, reliable and have excellent engines.

Perhaps the most handsome man I ever hired.

I can certainly see the Tom of Finland side of him, but I never saw a resemblance to JFK, Jr.

I asked my spouse--a retired architect--and he said US architecture does not use metric measurements unless they are working on a project that will be constructed in a country that does use metrics; e.g., when he was doing the plans for a building in Singapore, he had to do everything in metric.

Of course, Kevin had a graph already prepared for such a question, which he answered only 95 minutes after it was asked.