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Some of the most beautiful men in the world, imo, along with Iran and Afghanistan. Why, oh why.

I love it when the same word means quite different things in North American English and British English. Homely is one. I had no idea on a biking trip in Australia what a fanny is there and in the UK when I asked a middle aged British woman if she had found her fanny pack. Fortunately a bilingual Anglo speaker quickly intervened.

I did three bookings there last month, everything went smoothly, rooms were comfortable and bright. Two of the bookings were with Faber (not sure of the spelling) I am a little in love. He's hot.

Sick fuck Luka Magnotta

That's the company my bank red flagged, not because there's a problem with the company,the bank just doesn't like customers doing it.

I did once to Colombia from Canada,$100... but it was a hassle and I won't ever do it again. My bank red flags the money sending service and I got a call from the bank before they would release the money and a lecture about what a stupid thing it is to do.

My Uber driver/guide took me to Santa Elena this week to see a flower farm. Unfortunately most of the flowers had been knocked down the day before by a hail storm. But the owner was a delight to meet. He's been carrying one of big flower saddles on his back in the annual parade for about 50 years I think. It's his life.

Also interesting in that I was born in Canada at a time when mothers were being told for sanitany reasons circumcision was better. So lots were cut at that time.

You know, for whatever reason that's something I almost never notice, or not to the extent that I would remember. It's interesting though.

Last year in Paris I booked a guy off Hunqz who looked a lot like what I think a Romanian gypsy looks like or should look like, and what I find attractive. Skinny as a rail and a huge dick. And turned out to be a little scary.

Oh those Venezuelans!! Went by St Moritz in Bogota yesterday and there are two Venezuelan brothers working there. Wow, once I mentioned feet, they really started working me over with their feet, hands and cocks. Depending on your tastes they are really hot, really masculine. They were rough, but not too rough. It was heaven.

I go to the Super A supermarket in my town usually about once a week, they have a great meat section with reasonable prices, but I have a sense this is not the same thing. 🤔

The most terrifying words I've ever read. 🤡🤡🤡🤡

So, so true. My first Venezuelan was a male escort in Toronto. Incredibly good masculine looks, a fantastic athletic body and regular nice guy personality. I was laying on my stomach between his legs, mouth on his dick and eyes on his face and I was so overwhelmed with happiness I started giggling, he didn't like that, and I explained myself. He wasn't online in Toronto for long. I think foreign students there sometimes do enough escorting to get the money they need. And some even come to Canada for a short period to earn their tuition, etc for university back home.

This continues to happen relatively frequently in Canada despite police departments continually saying they're well aware of it. And it's not all whacked out drug addicts swinging axes at people as some like to portray the deaths. It's often harmless overweight men with genetic or injury related personality disorders that are reported to police as on drugs. In one Toronto incident it was a overweight man in his fifties with the mind of a 10 year old as a result of a car crash when he was a child....he was brain damaged and deaf when police mistook him for a suspect. When he couldn't hear them yelling at him they ran after him, he was frightened and ran too. They caught him, took him down on the sidewalk where he died in in handcuffs. His mother had taken him out for a walk to get ice cream. She caught up to them just in time to watch him die. It was determined to be a tragic accident. How could police know he might suffocate when he was lying face down on the sidewalk with his hands cuffed behind his back? One of the police officers responsible who saw his lips turn blue and testified at the inquest seemed oddly indifferent saying he didn't even realize the man had died until watching the news the next day. The mother said she asked one of the police officers if she could have a ride to the hospital where her son's body was being taken. He told her to call a taxi. (they do make exceptions for attractive women coming out of bars, one Toronto officer was convicted in two separate sexual assaults on women in his police vehicle.) Police in Canada are generally oblivious to their impact on innocent Canadians' lives. I think it's related to their bosses and unions telling them they're on one side and the public is on the other and all their actions are justified.