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A day or two before my problem began, I had choices of "update and turn off" or "update and restart" [no option to not update] when I went to turn off my PC, so the update was installed. Anyone else experiencing this issue remember undergoing a recent update before the problems started?

Overnight I've developed problems with playing videos on the ThisVid.com website. Problem applies to all videos I try to play. Problem started with a "Privacy Violation" notice (don't remember actual wording) but would not even connect me to a video. Now, I get connected to the site, but every video starts with a still flash of content them immediately goes to the message "html5: video file not found". Google search does show possible solutions, some apparently related to "credentials" sent to the website but not being recognized. Not being a techie, the suggested solutions make it seem easier for me to learn Mandarin and start watching Chinese porn from now on. Anyone experience same/similar problems or can offer insights or solutions? All other porn sites I visit are working fine.

I would love to dry him off, but I wouldn't need a towel.😜

I've slowed down considerably of late and will likely have to wait until my wrist is completely healed.

You're probably right about the defense always wanting more time and making motions for a continuance; prosecutors seem more eager to get on with it. For a defendant, however, that might depend on bail status; out on bail, take as long as you like, but denied bail, get this over with now! Also, the "speedy" part of speedy trial got stretched considerably by conditions in the pandemic, with court systems shutting down just about everywhere. FWIW.

Love the whole clean, combed hair, no facial hair, not-a-tat-in-sight look of this wholesome appearing young man. The only improvement would be if I was in Dallas or he in DC.

It does seem a rather long delay. But those awaiting their day in court for participation in the January 6 Capitol riot have already waited longer than that for their time in the dock. As regards Mr. Kelly, my only take is that although you have a right to a speedy trial, you have no such right to a speedy sentence.

This could fatal for the poor child. Without an inherited fortune, he would have to work for a living, and as we all know, the Bible teaches, "The wages of Sin is Death."

He cannot resign his status as a duke. That title can only be rescinded by the Crown that gave it, his grandmother, who has already restricted use by Harry and Meghan of their "HRH" title, as well as stripped him of his military ranks and other royal patronages. I find it hard to imagine a circumstance in which the Queen would "de-duke" him, with the possible exception of he asks her to and she agrees. But not even the Queen can remove him from the line of succession, and he can't remove himself from his place in line, either. It would require an act of Parliament to again modify the Act of Succession (1701) to remove any person from their place in the line of succession. Odd as it may sound, that Act of Succession was a significant step in establishing democratic governance in the UK in that it made clear that Parliament and not the Crown shall determine who sits of the throne of the kingdom. I, too, however, wish the pair of them would just shut up. Like a certain former president who claims to hate the press, and as with the Sussex's, these people spend an awful lot of time courting and speaking to the press. People who truly want a quiet life out of the spotlight don't (a) go on Oprah, (b) buy a spotlight, (c) plug it in, and (d) repeatedly jump in front of it.

I think the humor of the joke comes from its absurdity, from the juxtaposition of two unrelated and illogical components, and from a realization that the man must have been holding on to it for so long a time that it finally emerged under the most routine and commonplace circumstance.

In poll results from some years ago, this was voted the best joke in Europe at the time: A man was telling a co-worker how his wife had gotten furious with him at breakfast that morning, and all over just a simple Freudian slip. "I meant to say 'Please pass the butter,' " he said, "but instead it came out, 'You fat cow, you've ruined my life.' "

OMG! I'd consider a 2nd mortgage just to lick his sweaty armpits.

Brings back good memories. This boy was an escort from Montreal 20 years ago, going by the name Marcel. Stunningly handsome and with a magnificent physique and impressive endowment, his only quirk was being demonstrably narcissistic, believing everyone he saw wanted to have sex with him. My guess is that he may have been half-right, and I had a wonderful weekend with him when he visited DC all those years ago. Thanks for the memories.

With Rudi Giuliani's law license suspended and Sidney Powell sanctioned by a judge, how did this money-grubbing moron find lawyers sleazy and stupid enough to take his ridiculous case? Lack of a formal release by his parents, if true, is offset by the payment they accepted, and his subsequent re-creation of the image in his later years -presumably for either profit or self-promotion, or both - are reasonably clear indications of his approbation and should largely nullify any legitimacy that might have been attached to his claim. The pornography characterization of the photo of a naked baby is beyond ludicrous, absent any form of sexual act or innuendo. He might, however, seek relief under some provision of the ADA, as he is clearly not in full possession of all his faculties.

Although his profile describes him as approachable and friendly, for most people, it's not really a name immediately synonymous with "safe" sex. Adorable when he smiles.

And then, Mister Ed says, "Well, this is awkward!"

Trying out a friend's? Hard as a rock? Barely sleep? Topper? Just checking, but are we still talking about mattresses? Is it getting hot in here?

To imagine me in a Speedo, picture a pear wearing a rubber band. Not pretty, is it?

Whiskey -with the "e"- is generally used for products from the United States or Ireland, whereas whisky -without the "e"- is used in Scotland, Canada, and in some cases, Japan. There is no substantive difference in the product attributable to the difference in spelling. But there are significant differences between the American whiskeys (as in Bourbon) and the UK whisky (almost always meaning Scotch). I find American Whiskeys (Bourbons -such as, Maker's Mark, Woodford, Jefferson Reserve, Jim Beam, Old Grand Dad- and Tennessee Whiskeys -such as Jack Daniels and George Dickel), generally sweeter and more intoxicating than the whisky from the other side of the pond. American whiskeys, to my palate, are more uniform in taste, whereas Scotches have considerable variety, especially between 10 to 12 year bottles vs their older 18 year brothers, and between almost all other Scotches vs the Islay Scotches, most notably Laphroaig, Lagavulin, and Ardbeg, all three of which are particularly smoky and peaty. Scotch whisky -again, to my palate- are more astringent, complex, and interesting. If you're interested in taste testing, find a bar that offers "flights" of whisk(e)ys, usually 3 to 5 per flight, and providing an ounce of each for a price depending generally on the age of the spirit. It's an excellent and reasonably economic way to experience the virtues of each, and best done sober to ensure -well- sober reflection.

I think David originated in NYC and focused on that area, and even included escort ads. I would buy it occasionally at "Adult" stores in the DC area. Unless, of course, I'm remembering some other magazine altogether, which is not beyond my powers of imagination.

A three-way featuring: Me, Channing Tatum, and Dom Perignon. What will he do with that empty bottle?

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You had me at, "Kneel down."

This kid's now my hero. So much poise, so much courage. Meanwhile, the administrator's new password everywhere is, whyamisuchadisgustinghomophobicasshole? You know, something he won't ever forget.

Yes, he's got some low-budget cable show based in Missouri, still selling his brand of snake-oil. In a way, though, he may be doing God's work: separating stupid people from their money. Fool me once ... and so on.