Charlie

And what's with "rustic white" bread?

If you don't want to see all the photos when you go to Unread Site Content, you will see a column that says Content Types; click on Topics and Apply Changes at the bottom, and you will just get the unread contents in the old format (no photos). Radio Rob addressed this in a long post on Site Issues.

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Funny, when I got to photo #11, I said to myself, "That looks like a flat in Covent Garden," and sure enough, when I got to the text, it mentioned his flat in Covent Garden. (The first time I had sex in England was in a flat in Covent Garden with a similar view.)

I just read a USA Today article that says the tests that arrive in the mail may be affected by cold temperatures, so if yours are sitting in your snow-covered mailbox in Iowa or your icy conditions in Dallas, they may give you a false negative (false positive less likely).

The Amtrak station in PS is far outside town, there is usually no taxi service on site, and the scheduled arrivals from the east are normally late at night, if they are on time. I like train travel, but it is not a good choice for PS, unless you have a friend with a car in North Palm Springs, who is willing to pick you up at any hour. There are air connections from the cities you mention, but few international visitors arrive at those cities.

For international travelers, SFO is sometimes a better choice than LAX for connections to PSP, even though it is farther away, because it has better air service to PSP than LAX does (more flights on larger aircraft).

Unfortunately, there is no direct service provider between LAX and Palm Springs. I don't know where you are flying from, but there are several new airlines flying directly to PSP from various locations now, and it is probably worth the extra airfare--if there is any--to fly in and out of PSP rather than LAX. However, if you are coming from an international location other than Canada, LAX is probably your only choice.

Yes, it was a federal judge.

He's into whips, too?!!!😈

When I was researching family history, I discovered an old newspaper in Salt Lake City that had a story about my grandfather in 1899 suing the Southern Pacific RR, because he had been riding in a freight car ("Go west, young man!"), and a security guard found him and threw him off the moving train, causing injuries for which he was hospitalized in SLC. A federal judge dismissed the suit. That was an incident that I had never heard about.

I was surprised this morning to log on and find the photos in Public Images actually show up in the thread titles. I think you will get blowback from some members who don't expect this and don't want photos of naked men showing up as they scroll through new or unread content on their phones or in places where others may be able to see what is popping up on their screens. It also makes the list of threads much longer to scroll through.

The commentators for the Australian Open were also in a studio in Bristol, CT, though the backdrop looked like they were in Melbourne. Working remotely from home is the new thing everywhere.

I am no longed licensed to test drive.🙄

When I opened his RM ad, my first reaction was "I've seen that guy!" The "map me" function on the site shows him within walking distance of my home, so I can at least affirm that he is not a fake actually working out of Belarus.

Smithsonian Channel did an episode of "How Did They Build That?" on this building. My blood runs cold at the thought of living in such a place.

"I just adore him, So I can't ignore him..."

I wonder if he realizes that the date stamp on that photo is there? I guess he was -5 yrs old when it was taken.

Scott Adler--there's a name from the past on this site that I had forgotten. Whatever happened to him?

I imagine you would also like to bump him, and I don't blame you😜

🙌 Happy Birthday!

I think that they are what are called "bee-stung" lips.

Welcome!

The photos on RM look like they were taken over a long period of time

Al Parker