CuriousByNature

That may need to be more of a group activity - lol

Sadly not an issue I have had to deal with. Perhaps they get coiled up like a garden hose, or tied in an artistic knot?

Right, that makes sense. Here in Canada many people pay a bit more to have at least $1M for auto, and quite a few people I know have $3M. When I lived in BC a couple of my friends had $5M, but I haven't seen that in Ontario. I'm not sure if BC residents are more litigious or not.

Hopefully her insurance will cover the costs to the homeowner and the damages for injury, since it was ruled an accident. That way her children hopefully not have to be burdened with the court proceedings and the loss of their own financial stability and inheritance. They have lost more than anyone already.

She definitely had certain views I could never support - socially, politically and even spiritually - but ultimately she was a flawed human being like the rest of us. So I'm trying my best to remember the laughter she brought on screen, and hoping she did not suffer greatly in her illness. 71 isn't that old anymore.

Have not met him, but the new profile name is https://rentmen.eu/APOLLO_BEAUTY/. If I recall, the donation for his time was 300 UK pounds before the pandemic, but I see that the donation amount is no longer listed.

I have heard that cruise lines take a very harsh line with employees that cross boundaries with guests, so I would be very surprised if any masseur would be willing to risk that. Many of the workers spend months on board in order to earn money to send back home to their families, so there is a lot to risk if they choose to fraternize too intimately.

Happy 190th birthday to George the Tortoise! Estimated to have been born in 1832 in the Seychelles, good old George who is blind despite cataract surgery, has lived on St. Helena since 1882. He was at least 50 years old at the time of his arrival. And yes, that is the same St. Helena that Napoleon was exiled to a couple of generations earlier. Georgie-boy still has quite an appetite for both food and sex. And he does not discriminate between mounting females or males, apparently. https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/world/2022/12/03/jonathan-tortoise-190th-birthday-oldest-land-animal/10826362002/

If I recall, I believe that Apollo used to have a different name. Something like Russian Power, or similar to that.

The actress perhaps best known as Rebecca in Cheers died from cancer today at the age of 71. RIP...

Yes, I think it was something like that, and then became Casanova with a 'C' perhaps.

Those who are concerned about climate change may prefer to meet with HydroelectricMathison or SolarPanelMathison.

Only if they are using duck lips when kissing you.

I also have a sore throat. Unfortunately mine is from shovelling snow without a scarf on.

Lynx are not always easy to spot. I've been through Rocky Mountain House but never saw a lynx unfortunately.

@JoeMendoza - I'm curious why there is a choice of 5.17 to 7 inches, as this is a relatively large range and may throw off the results. Would it be better to have the range 5.17 to less than 6 inches, and then add another line for 6 inches to less than 7? You may find an overwhelming number of responders in the 5.17 to 7 inch range, and that is a pretty big spread compared to the other choices... Just a thought

Thanks! I was not aware that poppers have that effect - I thought they were more to relax muscles or something. But as I mentioned, I am very ignorant of these things!

Admittedly I am very ignorant, but how and why would poppers be used for this? I thought those were used for intercourse, to relax the bottom.

Having never been kissed, if I were to meet with someone I think I would like to try that. But I get that some prefer not to, and would respect their choice.

Or even better, "Anyone try Papijorgee in Los Angeles, who is 5'11" and 185 pounds, and uses a wide range of pressure?" sorry... couldn't resist 😁

Some things that might need ticket reservations are any popular exhibitions that are not covered by the cost of general admission... The museum website should indicate if a reserved/timed ticket is required.

I've been to London and Vienna and have visited most of the major museums. I don't recall ever needing a reservation, but that was pre-pandemic. In Vienna I would also recommend visiting the various cafes - the tortes are unbelievable!

Don't worry so much about what others think of you, and don't sweat the small stuff - or even the bigger stuff if you can help it.

That sounds considerably higher than top shelf - maybe somewhere between the attic and the roof.

This grandma didn't sit at home knitting. She evidently plied her trade until the pandemic hit and dementia set in... https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-11481419/Katie-Waissels-escort-gran-Sheila-Vogel-Coupe-dies-93.html