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You get a lot of reminiscing like that in Palm Springs as the retirees look back on their heydays. Florida probably is similar. Going on 50 years ago.

Oh, Rockie, you blowhard! You criticized Daddy's looks. That was low. But you now evade my response, claiming that Daddy sells looks of escorts, but not his own! It's the escorts doing the selling! Why not just admit you shouldn't have posted about his appearance? Be a big guy. By your argument, someone (not me!) could come here and criticize Oz's looks. That's be a low blow too, even though they wouldn't have much to say!

Why then should we not be permitted to judge the looks and health of the man who sits at the top of the most powerful escort review site on the internet? Because he is not selling his looks!!! RockHard: " Whiny little pussy bitches. " Totally Oz: Not sure why we can't have debates without calling others names

That's pretty dirty pool, RockHard. You can find plenty to criticize the man for, but starting in on his personal appearance just isn't fair. Many of us are either not so pretty or not so pretty anymore. Stick to the issues.

Let's face it, guys. We were there because it was an interesting place to interact with like-minded guys. Somehow we got on the bad site of the admins, and don't discount deej, who I think is a truly horrible person, and found ourselves banished. Many who do get banned/suspended come over here, then when they can go back to the other site, they run as fast as they can to get there. That's why I credit Adam Smith, who didn't pursue that path and refused the offer of help from others to get him back in the good graces there. My own banishment followed an effort by Daddy to get me to come back after a previous one. It was a setup as apparently, or so I think, deej wanted to ban me. He proceeded to do so on the slimmest evidence. I won't go back again.

"Years ago" Spartacus was on Starz. It's not that popular a site, compared to Netflix. So anyone who did not subscribe to Starz is now having the opportunity to see the show. Netflix has made it a bigger success. It's hardly "over."

Huffpost takes an in-depth look at Brazil's president: https://www.huffpost.com/entry/bolsonaro-brazil-authoritarian-far-right_n_5e0a3afdc5b6b5a713b24bce

I am very late to the Spartacus series, which started on Starz and is now on Netflix. I thought the guy playing Spartacus was really good and very hot. Why isn't he the sexiest man alive? I got to the end of Season 1 and was so happy with an episode I started googling the show. Shock ensued as I learned that actor Andy Whitfield cannot be the sexiest man alive because he isn't...alive. He died of a sudden leukemia after the first season. Here he has his biggest role yet and this hits him. I have yet to see his successor, Liam McIntyre. There is nothing about the show at the other site or here. Given the nudity and eroticism of those loin-clothed gladiators, I would have thought it would be talked about. It's a good show!

The underlying assumption of Euroman's posts seems to be that escorting is unsavory- something one would never do unless desperate. Is it okay to buy gum from someone selling it because he is desperate for the money? Granted, sex work is more personal, but unless the worker is a slave to a pimp or a trafficker, then it's his choice. Europeanman, have a great time in Thailand!

Today I filled out the census forms, it does go on and on. There was concern that by asking citizenship questions it would deter immigrants who are not citizens from participating, thus leaving them undercounted. I always thought that the census was to count the number of people in the country, out of which political seats would be issued. But if hordes of immigrants do not respond, they lose representation. The census should focus on building trust and not statistics that don't help determine the population. This census often feels like an IRS form as they ask very detailed income questions. I don't know why. The questions and suggested answers are not always consistent. Did you work at least one hour? Then tell us the annual income! I wish they would just stop at counting the population, but that won't happen. They even want to know if you have a smartphone, computer, laptop, and Ipad. Then they ask how you connect to the internet. Are those really census questions? How about these suggested (by me) questions? Do you rim? Men and/or women? How deep does your tongue go? I don't trust the Trump government to keep the data separate as promised. I think that they will use it in any way that suits them. It's a $100 fine to not respond or skip questions. First though they send mailers, then a person to your house, probably wearing a MAGA hat. What has your experience been?

Are we being scammed here? Saw this just now! WilliamM Regent · From Pennsylvania Last seen Viewing thread Bromance or something else...? · 15 minutes ago

Surprised to read the specific exclusion of "sexual orientation" from the anti-discrimination guidelines for the Interior Department. https://www.huffpost.com/entry/sexual-orientation-interior-department-ethics-guidelines_n_5dff99e3e4b0b2520d0ca480

Now that I am infused with the Christmas spirit, I feel bad for picking on Ben. He's a good guy and I am sure he feels that the donation requests are appropriate.

I really liked The Inheritance. Part one is the best if you can only see one part, but the whole play is something to enjoy.

But wait! There's more! https://www.nydailynews.com/news/world/ny-jair-bolsonaro-brazil-president-homosexual-face-journalist-20191224-tu3x4h7o7zgzzn3rqrhvtm7hdy-story.html

I checked out the other site too. I hadn't realized that Benjamin Nicholas had his lips so deep inside daddys ass. He's telling everyone- repeatedly!- to donate. Sort of a self-appointed daddy dick.

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DT has nothing to do with this one. We've been rushing to give up our privacy to any website that asks!

The Christmas gift from the media seems to be an expose of how our privacy rights are being violated in almost everything we do, and everywhere we go. The NY Times has one article, the first in a series: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/12/19/opinion/location-tracking-cell-phone.html?action=click&module=Top Stories&pgtype=Homepage The Washington Post tells us how our cars spy on us. Every transgression is noted : https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2019/12/17/what-does-your-car-know-about-you-we-hacked-chevy-find-out/ I once had Verizon's HUM installed on my car. They let me see the data collected. If I sped, it was noted, if I braked hard, it was noted. Nothing I did escaped notice, so I canceled it rather than give a ride to spies. Yet the Post article says I don't stand a chance!

He's at it again! https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/dec/20/brazil-jair-bolsonaro-homophobic-outburst-corruption-scandal

You resurrected an old thread just to post that picture? Even I had forgotten this thread!

So true in 2018, but not this year.

With the Senate poised to laugh at the House's impeachment case, they will create a situation where Trump will be accountable to no one. It will be much better for him than killing someone on Fifth Avenue. Our system of government provides checks and balances with its three tiers. The Supreme Court will cast the final vote, and it is hard to believe that a majority would act to stop Trump's rise. He can snub the Congress and the Constitution. Wait until his term is up and he refuses to leave. Will Mitch McConnell grow a pair then, or will it be too late?

When I went, years ago, the guy at the front desk was the coke dealer. He did a good business. Clients would mostly buy through their garoto.

I snagged a good coach fare ($520) last July for travel last month. By the time the dates arrived I had lost interest in a lengthy coach trip to Asia. I don't know that I will ever choose coach again for Bangkok. I have a lot of miles on Lifemiles.com, but business class tickets are so scarce as to be impossible. When you do find one, it makes too many stops.