RA1

Of course. Best regards, RA1

So people that don't post will become Post Toasties? Best regards, RA1

Isn't this site largely dedicated to nude practitioners? Best regards, RA1

Understanding is not the same as endorsing, is it? BTW, do you accept "older" children? Best regards, RA1

Obviously folks post here and elsewhere whether they have anything to say or not, so you have a point. Best regards, RA1

I would love to witness this in person, either here or elsewhere. Best regards, RA1

I have been to the first two but on "ordinary" business, not "funny" business. If Helen should have worn a bra what should have Joan worn? So far I know of no fire-proof and "lightening-proof" garb, but then I do not necessarily keep up with the latest fashions. Best regards, RA1

You expect a classical education and agreement? Perhaps we both should go to Troy and investigate. Best regards, RA1

It would be interesting to see which media did what, wouldn't it? Best regards, RA1

Apparently you can mix in Broadway and flying. Have fun. Best regards, RA1

The MSM would not report it? Best regards, RA1

If only my rear view mirror would have such "rears" in it. Best regards, RA1

Mine does Kiwi and Ebonics. Best regards, RA1

Without a doubt most cruises to the Gulf are quite ordinary, especially after taking one or two. Seemingly they all go to the same places, more or less, and offer the same amenities, more or less. Therefore going for a 1 week cruise from FLL or MIA or TPA is basically just choosing one's favorite cruise line. A price concession offered by one or more of the lines might be the determining factor at least among the upper tier of lines or probably the middle tier as most of the top tier does not operate such cruises. Just pick HAL or Princess or whatever line seems attractive and go for it. Or, look at the tier just above those, Crystal and 1 or 2 others, and pick a cruise from them. There are too many bargains among the middle tiers to choose from among the "bottom tiers". I have been satisfied with such as HAL and Princess and a couple of others but I am not looking for over the top luxury but rather simple good service with a medium sized ship. By medium size I mean not the new very large ships. One "experiment" will tell you a lot about what line and what kind of ship and which destinations suit you the best. Don't be afraid to just pick one and go. The "right" companion can make up for any deficiencies. Best regards, RA1

From what would you ban him? This site? He who has never made a mistake........... Best regards, RA1

Perhaps the word contiguous was left out? Best regards, RA1

I wish I had your interest in the theater. I enjoy a play now and then but can take them or leave them. Probably others feel similarly about flying. They view it as a way to get somewhere. Generally I don't care where I am going, I just want to go. Best regards, RA1

The roosters aka cocks are still there (both kinds). I thought the trolley was flamingo pink. I once saw a full size pink Poodle there. Once when I was there the temperature did go into the 40's. Locals nearly froze to death. Best regards, RA1

Heretofore I thought Montpelier was the capital of Vermont. Nice report. Thanks. Best regards, RA1

Wait. What? We like escorts? Best regards, RA1

A cruise isn't for everyone but the cruise lines are well aware of the norovirus and take detailed efforts to minimize it. Likely you will find no touch hand sanitizers at every food outlet and perhaps a norovirus Nazi making sure you use them. There isn't much sense of confinement on todays very large ships. Motion sickness can be a problem for some but with the stabilizers on large ships and their dedication to avoid if at all possible "rough seas", most are not affected by this. There are some "small effect" and "large effect" drugs available. The large effect drugs tend to make most sleepy so you might miss out on some things if you rely too heavily on them. Yes, alcohol is where they make their money. If you want a bottle of wine with dinner, most lines have a "package deal" for every night at sea but you have to order it when you get on board and not later. Otherwise it just depends upon how heavy a drinker you wish to be on the cruise and what you are used to paying for drinks. If you live in NYC likely the drink prices will seem very reasonable. Plenty of food is included but the "latest" inducement is "premium" restaurants which are optional. Tips can be an irksome final expenditure. Some lines include them and some only suggest various amounts for various servers. The excursions can become expensive both to your wallet and your sleep. I have found deals by just walking into town and looking around. Sometimes that is all I want to do, look around; other times I have found similar excursions for less money on the spot. The stage entertainment is professional but your attitude about it will likely determine how well and how much you enjoy it. Seats are first come, first served. Usually there is an early and late show every night. If you like to bring everything and unpack only once a week or longer cruise just might be for you. I always enjoyed mine. Best regards, RA1

I think it depends upon which side used them. Best regards, RA1

I have two questions about glitches: 1. I am continuously logged in even though I log out every time I leave. 2. At least 75% of the time when I try to post (to include this time) it takes 2 or more tries before the post "takes". Best regards, RA1

But was he an RD? Best regards, RA1 (Real Doctor aka MD)

If you count taxpayers as "federal agents" it is probably true. Best regards, RA1