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At a certain point in my life, in the right place and with the right controlled substances circulating through my brain, I might have been intrigued by what he is offering. Today I would just smile sweetly at him and pass on.
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Why would Buck confess to murder to get out of a drug possession charge? That would make no sense. It also doesn't make sense for Buck to kill someone in his own home and then call the police--twice! I think the most he might be charged with is manslaughter, if it could be proved he provided the fatal drugs, and apparently there isn't even enough evidence to charge him with that. He certainly sounds pretty sleazy, but that is not a crime.
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He is in the news again because of his relationship with John Duran, the mayor of WEHO, who is being urged to resign by almost everyone because of his own #MeToo sex scandals. Duran has refused to resign, and Buck has not been charged with any crime because although the two black men died at his home when he was present, the authorities have no evidence that he was responsible for their deaths.
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Why does someone like Kraft hire prostitutes? We have it on the highest authority that if you are a well-known, wealthy older man, when you see an attractive young woman, you just grab her by the pussy, and she loves it. Then she is happy to have sex with you until you tire of her, and you let your lawyer deal with her. No problem with criminal charges.
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Thanks for letting us know.
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Suggestions for Vacations and Tour Groups for June
+ Charlie replied to Chad Constantine's topic in The Lounge
Don't forget that the cars in Japan are right-hand drive! It's really not that difficult , but driving does take some getting used to in places like Japan, Britain and Australia. -
Just a word to the wise. There are 4 reviews. The first two are by the same person, less than two months apart, which I thought was not allowed. The 3rd and 4th, with the minimum separation dates, are by the same person, who claims to be a "forum member" and to have learned about Dillon from another member, presumably the author of the first two reviews. There are no members here with those reviewer names, although they could use different names on the forum than on their reviews. I have searched the forums, and the only posts about a "Dillon" are from many years ago, about an escort who would probably be in his 50s now. All four reviews have a similar style despite the difference in details about the experiences. All are over-the-top positive, lauding Dillon for the same attributes he claims in his ad. In his rent.men interview, Dillon claims to be a writer. Caveat emptor.
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Do you speak another language besides English?
+ Charlie replied to samandtham's topic in The Lounge
My Czech students spoke very good English, but they said they couldn't understand a speaker from Alabama. -
Suggestions for Vacations and Tour Groups for June
+ Charlie replied to Chad Constantine's topic in The Lounge
Olomouc is a charming little city that does remind me of Prague. (BTW, it's in Moravia, which I suspect your automatic spell-check converted to Monrovia.) -
Suggestions for Vacations and Tour Groups for June
+ Charlie replied to Chad Constantine's topic in The Lounge
Our favorite Indian restaurant in Palm Springs always asks us how spicy we want a dish, from 1 to 10. -
San Diego.
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Suggestions for Vacations and Tour Groups for June
+ Charlie replied to Chad Constantine's topic in The Lounge
I have bought Becherovka here in the US, but I have not seen Fernet. A few phrases in the local language are always nice to have, but don't confuse that with speaking the language (or being able to understand the responses when you use them). It's probably more important to learn how to read some basic signs in Czech (e.g., it's not a good idea to ignore a sign that says "POZOR!") In Prague, most younger people will speak English, in other parts of the country it is often more helpful if you can speak German, especially with older residents. I don't really have a favorite foreign country; I have lived in a few and visited many all over the world, but in my old age I find I like traveling in the US the most. However, as a young man, I found England, Netherlands, Germany and Austria my favorite European countries to visit, and India, Japan and Australia my favorites when I was older and had more money. -
Suggestions for Vacations and Tour Groups for June
+ Charlie replied to Chad Constantine's topic in The Lounge
I still have a bottle of Becherovka in my liquor cabinet, but I never seem to have an occasion to open it. When I lived in CZ, I was told to have a glass of Fernet whenever my stomach was somewhat upset from a heavy Czech meal (is there another kind?) and it always worked. -
Suggestions for Vacations and Tour Groups for June
+ Charlie replied to Chad Constantine's topic in The Lounge
I see you have never been west of the Mississippi. The West is full of spectacular scenery, and there is plenty of food and wine (especially wineries) to sample on the coast. For a complete change of pace, there is always India; the best Indian food is in good Indian hotel restaurants. -
Suggestions for Vacations and Tour Groups for June
+ Charlie replied to Chad Constantine's topic in The Lounge
It's hard to give recommendations when one doesn't know where you are, where you have been, what you like to do when you are on vacation, how much you want to spend, etc. -
Since my primary care physician is very good, and knows all the local surgeons, I trust his recommendations. That being said, I have never needed complicated surgery, so I am not sure what I would do if I needed a specialist who was not available locally. I like rvwnsd's procedure.
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They still sell some new books, but most of their inventory now is used books, and the focus of the used books is not necessarily gay, since many of the books are donations. I have straight friends who donate books to them regularly.
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How to Identify a Homosexual, According to a 1980 CIA Memo
+ Charlie replied to + HornyRetiree's topic in The Lounge
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At 5'8", he ain't no pro.
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It is so lightweight that I only managed to sit through a whole performance once, even with Dame Joan.
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If he were reading this site, he would probably have at least edited his text.
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working in a city with very low competition
+ Charlie replied to redites's topic in Questions About Hiring
Every metro area has its own characteristics. A couple of generalizations, however, are probably true. 1) No matter how large the city, if an even larger city is easily accessible by the residents, many of them will simply go to the larger city to hire escorts, because there is more variety in the larger city, or because the client is more comfortable doing it away from home. That explains why Philadelphia and Baltimore are less productive for local escorts than their size might indicate, because many local clients hire in New York and Washington instead. 2) A city that draws a lot of tourists will probably be more productive for a local escort than one in which he has to depend on local residents, although he will have a less steady clientele. That is one reason why Las Vegas has many more escorts than El Paso, even though the cities are similar in size. Tourists are more inclined to spend money on sex (and the per capita income of El Paso residents is also fairly low). -
Circumcision of males has always been quite common in Muslim cultures, even though it is not a religious requirement. Mohammed circumcised his own sons. One of the differences from Judaic circumcision is that it is not automatically done on an infant, but often occurs when the boy is older. Therefore, wanting an UNcut cock might be considered a fetish in Iraq.
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Only if this turns you on no matter what the rest of the guy looks like.
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Unlike the major national chains, the local gay bookstores were social meeting places and sources of materials that places like B&N and Borders wouldn't carry in the old days. I felt the same way as Guy when Giovanni's Room in Philly was finally converted to a used book store. In the 70s, it was the only reliable place to order books for a gay lit course I was teaching.
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