unicorn

Obviously, he's not in his 20s. But I'd pay for sex with him (based on his looks alone). I can say that for extremely few sexagenarians. Sexy at sixty is rare. Unfortunately, I'm not one of those rarities! 😉

Here he is at 62. I'm impressed.

I was also reminded of the before and after photos as I looked at the photo my husband has of me on his dresser. It's of me in my mid 20s. When he shows it to friends, the photo often gets over-the-top reactions like "Oh, my God!", as if I'd turned into some kind of ogre. 😄 😁Well, there are few who survived into their 60s still looking as hot as in their 20s. Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise are the only two I can think of, off-hand...

In my first post on this string, I wrote: "I hope I'm reading this incorrectly, and that you're not hinting that the parents are in any way responsible for their own deaths...". To which you directly responded: "With much regret I am indeed hinting this...". The fact that you later said that you were not the one who came up with this theory doesn't change what you wrote.You're simply backtracking now.

Gaak! Corey Feldman is a good advertisement against the ravages of substance abuse. At least he lasted longer than his fellow substance abuser and "friend" Corey Haim.

Fabio appears to have aged decently well, IMHO

In your original post, you stated the parents were responsible for the murders due to "...a misunderstanding on the part of the boy’s parents on how to deal with such very substantial on-going substance abuse, and a steady build-up of anger." You later stated stated that the parents "took their son to endless doctors, psychiatrists or whoever they believed qualified and thereafter took their words as gospel," which, to me, implies that you blame them for placing too much value on professionals' advice. It appears as though the parents originally followed the professionals' advice and later maybe didn't. If you want to clarify your beliefs, would you clearly state your position? Was the parents' error in following the professionals' advice too closely, or was it due to their ultimate (apparent?) rejection of such advice?

It's ironic that there are many foreign speakers on this trip (from Spain, Germany, Belgium, Colombia, etc.) whose English is easier for us to understand than the Australian's. And English is the Spaniard's 3rd language (he grew up speaking Catalan in Mallorca, then learned Spanish in school, and later English).