CuriousByNature

Perhaps Ben Whishaw as Sheridan, and Ncuti Gatwa (from Sex Education) as Tarquin?

I just hope that he is happy in his life and that the modifications he has undergone do not reflect unseen pain or turmoil.

And he was able to remain quite active, physically and intellectually, well into his 90s. I love the fact that he and his wife have been married more than 76 years - it's going to be a massive adjustment for her when he passes, I'm sure.

Love her or hate her, if it was actually true that only the good voices die young, I suppose Yoko would now be considered a young adult.

Given that you never watched it, did she write, "thank you for the nonexistant support"? LOL

I'm not sure if these will post correctly, but a couple of others I always liked were the themes from a Canadian show "The Littlest Hobo", and also the one from "The Incredible Hulk"

I don't know how to post the YouTube of it, but the theme from the 1980s comedy, "Amen" has always been a favourite of mine. One co-star, Jester Hairston (1901-2000), was also a composer and composed an popular African-American spiritual titled 'Amen'. UPDATE: I figured out how to post the theme! LOL

"...let yourself be carried away by emotions" I wonder which ones? Disappointment? Frustration? Loneliness?

All the best to you for whatever testing you opt to do.

I have very vague memories of Marnie Nixon as the lead in a TV show that was sort of a knock-off of Sesame Street with puppets and stuff. I don't think it was widely distributed and it would have been in the late 70s or so.

And his roommate Tarquin... LOL

True enough! Lol

Of course nobody needs my permission for anything at all, nor would I consider myself lifewise at this point of my life. I'm not sure why you would think that, or why you take a lot of what I write in the opposite spirit of what was intended. Am I really that poor at expressing myself? But I guess I should be glad you find it amusing, at least. Have a good night!

Sad to hear today that the former president, who would be turning 99 this year, is now receiving comfort care. According to reports he has decided to forego any further medical treatments other than those aimed at providing comfort, so that he can spend his final days at home with his family - including his wife of more than 76 years, Rosalyn, who herself is set to turn 96 later this year. May he have comfort and peace over the days to come.

It's unfortunate if that was the reason he reacted that way, since the term 'erotic' means so many different things to different people. It seems only natural (and reasonable) that some new potential clients may wish to ask for greater clarity about what 'erotic' means to him. Better to know beforehand I would think.

I should get one of those. I'd make Kim Kardashian look like she has a pancake butt...

Apparently it was the favourite film of Emperor Caracalla... (I know the 212 was a typo, but couldn't resist )

I don't think anyone suggested you were 'bad'. Blocking people is your own prerogative, just like it is for anyone. I certainly haven't judged you - I don't even know you. Take care.

Hopefully one day I might be wise, but I don't believe I am there yet. Nor do I consider myself adept with people - I just try to be encouraging and supportive, and hopefully show some kindness when there is an opportunity to do so. And I use puns way too often I'm sure. Have a good day

How about 'coital engineer'...

I'm the last person who should boast about anything. I'm confused why you would think I was boasting about communication skills, of all things. And I never meant to be overly presumptive - as I said, it seemed you were offended, and that was based on your various responses. If I read that incorrectly, it was my mistake.

Sorry - what passes for my sense of humour isn't for everybody! But, no, I don't know where a person would go for that type of body treatment.

Won't global warming take care of that, since a lot of coral reefs are also getting bleached?

On one of the cruises I went on, another guest requested that the piano lounge performer sing, "There's Got to be a Morning After". It was not on Costa Cruises, but it was not long after the Costa ship ran aground in the Mediterranean.