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From their X accounts, one's a major bottom and one's a major top. Which are you in the mood for?

top 1% of the gene pool. wow. but real?

She's 68 and after over 40 years, who would have ever imagined that Headline ?!

First utilize an AI ChatBot rather than some gay dude who thinks they know what's going on in the world of financial advice. In fact, once you've compiled and written down all of the pertinent data required to formalize a financial plan, copy and paste it into 4 or 5 different Chat bots and compare their analysis, recommendations and courses of action. You then choose a couple that you feel are closely suited to your element of risk and begin to fine-tune the responses by asking further clarification, "what-if" scenarios, what's next, tax impacts, etc. It's available to you 24/7, it will answer every and any question you may have, compare ideas, tactics, risks and rewards. Collectively, these chatbots have the encompassing power and knowledge of tens of thousands of the best financial analysts out there. At no cost. AI may not yet be the infallible strategist, but that hunky geek at West Hollywood Schwab likely isn't either.

6'3", 220lbs of Dominican STUD ! Wow.

"Esteemed Elder Gent charged as Accomplice in OverDose Death of Constrained Sex Worker" You were this close? 😐

There's got to be pieces missing from Walker's story as Aman wouldn't deliberately cancel his reservation without some legitimate reason(s). And because it appeared in his carefully edited video that it was so "matter of fact" without much explanation plus threat of police involvement increases my skepticism regarding this ordeal.

DL was a great pastime for pointless bitchery. It had in-depth coverage on everything from politics to Hollywood gossip to sexy VPL. If you could ignore the lunatics and trolls it was super fun daily reading. @Doe Be Doe, if you remove the space from the bold above, you can search where most DLers have gone.

I certainly hope they've inked their c*ck and b*lls as well...

Cabo is a desert in both a literal and homoerotic sense.

NO politics !

A more accurate way to look at this is using the annual cycle of life rather than the calendar year. Spring clearly is birth and Winter becomes death. Using those 80 years, Spring is birth to 20 which is closely aligned to physical human growth and development. The Summer of our lives is 20-40 where everything is meant to thrive. By Autumn, 40-60 we slowly begin our maturity, start drying and greying and wrinkling so that by Winter, 60-80 we eventually shrivel up and die. A recent article about men's health said on average that 65 is the major turning point for cellular functioning, whereas the peak was decades prior, at around 65 there started a noticeable downward ski slope decline. You can choose to admit it or not, but 66 is definitely within the Winter of your life. BUT as we all know, some Winters are long and drawn out and full of cozy fires and steamy sex.

His "name" on RentMen, VersMuscleStud, is the perfect descriptor for an escort if warranted. Appears he joined last November. How, after thousands and thousands of chosen profile names over the years on that site, was HE able to grab it?

well that's a catchy new term.

Where there's a market, there are buyers and there are sellers and supply and demand rules pricing. Nerdy may be a draw on the other coast. https://www.forbes.com/sites/annatong/2026/06/07/the-nerdy-escorts-cashing-in-on-silicon-valleys-ai-boom/

Who caught that 'cool' shoutout to our former poster @Coolwave?

Kinda like it's better not knowing how the sausage is made? 🤪

That black thong is nice but that man's lean, muscled build is even nicer. Who he?

Campus Theatre

https://www.gayguides.com/topic/78321-spa-in-hanoi/

It's a great hotel but I've come to realize that in dynamic, energized cities like Rio, spending close to $500 a night to just get a few hours sleep is silly.

Yep, big ones.

Manipulated by what? or whom?

10% (45,000) is considered a "correction". 20% (down to 40,000) is a Bear Market and "typically occur once every 5–7 years, with major historical examples including 1929 (Great Depression), 1987 ("Black Monday"), 2000–2002 (Dot-com bubble), 2008 (Financial Crisis), 2020 (COVID-19), and 2022 (inflation/rate hikes). These declines are often triggered by economic recessions, geopolitical crises, or rapid asset bubble bursts."