Charlie

Djokovic did not lie on his immigration documents--he did not claim that he was vaccinated, but that he had previously tested positive for COVID (which was verified), because he was led to believe by Tennis Australia that would qualify him for exemption from the need to be vaccinated. It was the immigration officials who decided that a prior infection with COVID was not sufficient reason for exemption from vaccination requirements for visiting the country to play in the tournament, despite the tournament being willing to let him play without being vaccinated. He has said that he will not be vaccinated, even if it means that he will not be allowed to play in future tournaments--he has not said that the other players are wrong for getting vaccinated. He has accepted the penalty that he will have to pay for doing what he thinks is right for him, which is what I admire, even though I think he is objectively wrong about vaccination.

If he were really a Boer, I would expect his other language to be Afrikaans.

His written English isn't great, and yet he claims to also speak 14 (!) other languages, including Magyar and Greek🙄

Photo #2 is obviously photoshopped, since there is no sign of anything that size in the skimpy things he is wearing in the other clothed photos.

Poor baby! He needs two hands to jerk himself off.

Elvis was my first pop star crush.

The only language he claims is English. Really?

Do you think he charges sales tax on that?

Team Ab- ercrombie &Fitch

The "map me" function shows him at a location that is currently a construction site.🤔

One of those trying to clear away the snow may have been my great-grandfather. He was one of the 69th Regiment National Guard members activated to try to clear the streets during the blizzard. He contracted pneumonia and died as a result.

Nowadays my spouse asks me almost every day how long I think he will live--he thinks a lot about death. He used to fear he wouldn't live long enough; now he worries that he may live too long. He retired early, because his father died at 58, and he expected that it might mean that he would do the same. Now he is 86, and his goal is to live just a little longer than his mother, who was just shy of 90 when she died. When I ask him why that matters, he doesn't really have any answer. There isn't anything particular that he wants to keep living for, but there is still a spark of competition left in the desire to hang on. It is true that our expenses for things that give us pleasure have declined as we get old--we spend almost nothing on any kind of entertainment any longer, including travel--but as I started putting together figures for our 2021 taxes this week, I was surprised on how much we now spend on potentially deductible medical expenses, especially doctors, dentists, medications and health insurance, even with the help of MediCare. It will be even greater once we start depending on professional caregivers. There will probably be enough money left in the retirement accounts for some bucket list items, but will we have the energy for them?

I don't know if you had any centurions in your family (love those uniforms!), but it sounds like you had some centenarians.

That was my first car, but I don't think that was me.

There was obviously some kind of glitch on Feb. 5, 2021, because that's when the duplicates seemed to appear. I just removed my second one also.

I was referring to the experience 😜

Although the name has changed, I'm pretty sure he is the same guy I hired 18 years ago, for whom I haven't seen an ad for a very long time. PM me if you want to know what he was like in 2003.

Can we go back to the original topic and ask what it means to be "gay"? It seems to me that there are three aspects to the label: (1) psychological--being sexually attracted almost exclusively to members of the same sex; (2) behavioral--engaging in sexual activity almost exclusively with members of the same sex; and (3) social--identifying with other men who match (1) and (2). (IMHO, there is also a fourth aspect, which is actually enjoying being in the three categories.) Under those circumstances, I don't see how it would be possible to answer "yes" to the question in the title of this thread, which is really a joke about statistical analysis.

The domain name should be something that members can recognize and remember, but not something that would be awkward if someone else should happen to see your bookmarks or websurfing history, like man$ex.net.

My favorite Verdi opera. I would definitely attend both versions if I still lived in NYC.

I'm not very good at this, but how about comp_men-forum? "comp" could suggest both company and compensation (and maybe even comparison, since the site includes reviews).

He needed to win this week's tournament in Dubai, but he lost a few minutes ago in the quarter-final to Jiri Vesely, a 28 year old Czech who is ranked outside the top 100. Vesely came through the qualifying and beat two other top players in the first two rounds, and did a real beatdown against Novak, winning in a second set tiebreak. Now Daniil Medvedev of Russia will become the first #1 not named Djokovic, Federer, Nadal or Murray since 2004, when Medvedev was 8 years old.

I have Hair on CDs, and still listen to it (I saw the original off-Broadway production).

The problem with all kinds of digital records is that they are useless without the appropriate technology of their time to view them, much of which becomes unavailable as they are superseded by newer technology and the older machinery ceases to be manufactured. I still have some of those cassette tapes that I sent to my spouse fifty years ago, but I no longer have a tape recorder on which to listen to them.

The Adolescent Nightmare