Keithambrose

Thanks for quoting the full list, just emphasises the the complete absurdity, and impossibility, of the required details.

Hopefully not too much more than 50 years ago, as the age of consent only arrived in 1967!

Sorry for spelling mistake. Obviously it's sold in UK, or I wouldn't have referred to it, I just didn't know if the same brand name was widely used worldwide. I could have said Loperamide, but that's not so catchy!

I just read that there is a new proposal that every visitor to the USA, when applying for an ESTA, will have to disclose their last five years' social media history! How could a questionnaire be drafted that could deal with five years of social media? This beggars belief. How could this be reviewed, checked, etc. 30 mins per pax at immigration? Or longer. Madness. Perhaps I shouldn't be surprised.

Imidium is , I think, an English brand, my not be sold under that name elsewhere, I dont know!

Nice pun!

It was a joke!

Try taking Imodium.

What happened? You developed a palate?

I try.....

One of my regulars in London, is a Brazilian guy, now over 30, but young looking. He decided to have silicone implants, I think worried about the future. I advised against, but he went ahead. He had a nice large cock anyway. The result, I think, is unsightly, bit like sucking a sea cucumber!

Perhaps to produce a rainbow penis?

Ditto Filet-O-Fish!

I remember that the sofas were sticky, also that the handrail on the stairs was loose! But, 20 years ago or more, it was fun.

Indeed, welcome!

On your knees?

Or 7 star restaurants...

I think you have been on this forum long enough to realise that posts from @riobard are frequently unintelligible, I assume deliberately, and would benefit from a translation!

The bikes are the worst, I agree. Cars are fairly careful. I try to wait for a local to cross, safety in numbers!

That sort of thing is quite an issue as we get older. Especially at night!

Even Old Daddy would not use Grab or Bolt to cross the road!

So, you were taught Shakespeare, in Swahili, in Poland? Interesting.

Er, Herodotus was Greek....

Excellent!