MysticMenace

LA > London > Manhattan in 3 days. Are the incalls happening at the hotel airport, or is he taking appointments at cruising altitude? ?
Pass. This thread is super helpful.

did not meet with him - his hourly rate when I reached out was 450

just ass up and spread wide - no talking required. lol.

I would repeat.

Judging from the actions by several people over the years to keep the review site and forum alive, from Hooboy and then Daddy, and now RadioRob, there is certainly a core community.  The concern when certain frequent members have gone silent or when people learned of their passing is also a factor in my mind.  
Every club/community/organization has people at various levels of engagement, some are outliers and only engage on a superficial level, and for them it's not really a community they've invested in.  Others are daily contributors who would feel a loss if this space were to disappear.  

I have at least one meal with 13 members here. I stay in regular text communication with 6. We discuss more than escorts though it does seem to dominate the texts lol. 
 
I feel like I know them. 

Thanks everyone for the birthday wishes. Whilst not my real birthday, the day means something to me, and yes, @Lucky - I am still in my mid-30s. And Ill continue to celebrate this day by...spending the rest of the night finishing to review people's work. Hopefully I get to do the actual celebration this weekend...would wanna share my cake with someone ;-).

June 22, 2023
Happy Birthday, Joe Mendoza!

I think I might like to "integrate" with the moderator. 😛

Thanks everyone for the birthday wishes. Whilst not my real birthday, the day means something to me, and yes, @Lucky - I am still in my mid-30s. And Ill continue to celebrate this day by...spending the rest of the night finishing to review people's work. Hopefully I get to do the actual celebration this weekend...would wanna share my cake with someone ;-).

just discovered this - pretty cool! 3... 2... 1... integrate!
 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpiQQvuaVvg:768

i mean... stupid but quite a creative answer, don't ya think? lol

i mean... stupid but quite a creative answer, don't ya think? lol

i mean... stupid but quite a creative answer, don't ya think? lol

i mean... stupid but quite a creative answer, don't ya think? lol

i mean... stupid but quite a creative answer, don't ya think? lol

LITERALLY:
Turkish man knocked down basement wall to find 2,000-year-old underground city — after chasing his chickens through a hole
In an effort to recapture his escaping poultry, the unidentified man knocked down the wall in the 1960s to reveal a dark tunnel leading to the ancient city of Elengubu, known today as Derinkuyu.
Derinkuyu, burrowed more than 280 feet beneath the Central Anatolian region of Cappadocia, is the largest excavated underground city in the world and is believed to connect to more than 200 smaller, separate underground cities that were discovered in recent decades, Turkish guides told the BBC.
Inside the subterranean city — whose entrances connect to more than 600 private homes in the modern, surface-level region of Cappadocia — researchers found 18 levels of tunnels containing dwellings, dry food storage, cattle stables, schools, wineries and even a chapel.
The city was also equipped with a ventilation system that supplied its residents with a steady stream of fresh air and water.
“Life underground was probably very difficult,” the guide, identified as Suleman, told the outlet.
Derinkuyu is the largest excavated city in the world.   “The residents relieved themselves in sealed clay jars, lived by torchlight and disposed of dead bodies in [designated] areas.”
The exact date the impressive city was built remains contested, but ancient writings dating back to 370 BC indicate Derinkuyu was in existence.
The city was likely originally used to store goods, but was then used as a bunker to escape from foreign invaders — the dimly-lit hallways were intentionally built narrow and low so intruders would be forced to stoop and enter in a single-file line.
The doors connecting each level were blocked by half-ton boulders only moveable from the inside that contained a small hole that allowed residents to spear the confined trespassers.
The city likely reached its peak population of 20,000 during the 7th-century Though it remains a mystery who the architects were, researchers believe the Hittites — a Bronze Age Anatolian people — “may have excavated the first few levels in the rock when they came under attack from the Phrygians around 1200 BCE,” A Bertini, an expert in Mediterranean cave dwellings, wrote in his 2010 essay on regional cave architecture.
The Phrygian invaders, an Indo-European-speaking empire that ruled Anatolia for 600 years, are credited with building the bulk of the city in the centuries before Derinkuyu changed hands several more times, including between the Persians, Christians and Cappadocian Greeks.
The city likely reached its peak population of 20,000 during the 7th-century Islamic raids on the Christian Byzantine Empire, the BBC reported.
After 2,000 years of use, Derinkuyu was finally abandoned in 1923 by the Cappadocian Greeks, who faced defeat in the Greco-Turkish war and escaped to Greece.
One century after it was rediscovered, the ancient city is open to visitors curious to experience life underground in Derinkuyu, which was added to the Unesco World Heritage list in 1985.
https://nypost.com/2023/06/15/ancient-turkish-city-discovered-after-man-knocked-down-basement-wall/

So not quite a scripted show (or maybe it is...) but I didn't realize Hunter March from E!'s Nightly Pop is hiding some yummy body underneath his clothes...

nice work yet again, @samhexum! my thirsty ass fell for it again.

pardon my ignorance here, coz am one of those folks that don't have much hair to need waxing...but is it actually pleasurable to have playtime post-waxing? wouldn't one's bits and pieces be all 'raw' (no pun intended) from all the hair being pulled out of your skin (just thinking about Steve Carrell's 'Kelly Clarkson' moment)? maybe doing it pre-waxing makes sense, but was just curious what people's experiences of this are like

I’m all about giving people the benefit of the doubt when it comes to sexual orientation. I mean who would fake kiss a woman to prove to be straight? I frankly don’t think he’s lying when he says he isn’t gay. I think there is a bit of wishful thinking from the gay community wanting Shawn to be gay. 

it depends on the situation - this does not have to be mutually exclusive. some say you can monetize your passion, but alternatively, you can integrate your passion, if it makes sense, into your high-paying career.
as for me, my passion is singing... but I have a relatively well-paying corporate job. I carve out time everyday for me to sing - during lunch, during my drives to and from the office, and when my department has team-offsites, i would facilitate singing activities with my colleagues, like carpool karaoke.
I also know another employee in my organization that loves volunteerism and it's her passion, so while she works in information security, she leads all the volunteering initiatives in the office.