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Another candidate for the Darwin award: https://abcnews.go.com/US/tennessee-hiker-dies-after-bitten-venomous-snake-officials/story?id=124678239 "A man has died after he was bitten by a venomous snake at a Tennessee state park, according to park officials... A witness told first responders that the hiker picked up the snake, which is believed to be a Timber rattlesnake, and was bitten on the hand, Griffith noted...". Of course, my first instinct when I see and hear a rattlesnake is to actually pick it up. 🙄

And yes, he does have an OnlyFans. 😉

I've noticed that a lot of really popular and handsome internet personalities feel the need to post quotes stating they don't care about negative comments they get from haters, etc. To me, this suggests that these comments actually do get under their skin. If it were me, I'd just laugh off and ignore any negative posts. For example, I just saw this post from the Facebook story of a gorgeous man I admire named Dor Klein. Not only is he gorgeous, but he does crazy-talented ninja-type stuff at these "ninja gyms." I'm really in awe of this incredible man. He has tons of fans. Obviously, anyone this popular will get some negative comments. I would be so grateful to be in his shoes, and I'd easily brush off any haters. Personally, I just chuckle when I see any negative stuff. When you have plenty of good friends, who cares about the haters? I understand that this is what his message implies, but why even bother? This is what this gorgeous man looks like: I can hardly even imagine being able to do this kind of stuff:

I will usually book hotels in the Hilton group, Marriott-Bonvoy group, or InterContinental Hotels group, in which case I use their respective websites. I will book with Expedia, Booking, or similar when I travel to small towns which don't host one of the hotels to which I extend my loyalty. So far I haven't had trouble. I might look at Expedia, etc., to look at all of the hotels in a city of interest, but then usually switch to the hotels' websites for booking. I'll get my free nights to avoid very expensive stays, such as Miami Beach in January, Venice in May, etc. I would add that most reviews on TripAdvisor with fewer than 10 contributions are fake (made by the hotel or someone hired by the hotel). I've avoided hotels which have lots of 5* reviews by new contributions, but lots of poorer reviews by established TripAdvisor members. It's much to TripAdvisor's discredit that they seem to put as much weight on obviously fake reviews--even brand-new reviewers--as on reviews made by well-established reviewers. One cannot simply go by the overall rating. Some shady hotels flood the website with 5* reviews.

Well, I definitely shower after, but, strangely enough, escorts don't, more often than not, in my experience. I personally don't like getting dressed with all sorts of bodily fluids on my body. But as long as he's not filthy, I definitely don't dislike a sweaty man. I wouldn't mind licking off every drop of that man-sweat...

Yes, I just request they not shower after their morning shower.

This escort's ad on Rentmen stood out for me, because he states "Hygiene is very important to me. Especially with everything that’s going on, washing hands and showering prior to our appointments is a must." Depending on what you're into, you may be sticking fingers/penis/tongue in various orifices, sucking cocks, kissing, etc. I can't imagine anything less "sanitary." Personally, I ask my escorts to avoid showering any time near our appointment, and would like it even better if he'd worked out recently. While opinions can obviously differ on whether one prefers someone straight out of the shower smelling soapy-clean, or all sweaty, I'd have to chuckle if an escort asked me to wash my hands before starting. Once your hands go into someone's groin, washing those hands before makes no difference. I wonder how enjoyable a session could be with someone so worried about cleanliness. Maybe he'd rather be a nurse? https://rentmen.eu/AtYourServicexo

Talk about getting one's just deserts 😄: https://www.huffpost.com/entry/trump-burger-owner-ice_n_68975acee4b0e3a60453172e "A man who founded a Donald Trump-themed burger joint in Texas is under investigation by the Department of Homeland Security and could be deported for alleged immigration fraud. Roland Beainy, 28, established the first location of Trump Burger in Bellville, Texas, in 2020, and opened three more locations in the state over the next few years. The restaurants feature MAGA decor and burgers with the word “TRUMP” stamped across the buns. The restaurateur was arrested by U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement on May 16, the agency confirmed to Newsweek on Wednesday. An ICE spokesperson told The Guardian that Beainy is from Lebanon, came to the United States on a “non-immigrant visa” in 2019 and was supposed to leave by February 2024. He now stands accused of trying to “game the system” and entering into a “sham” marriage in an attempt to stay in the United States, according to a DHS statement sent to Chron.com. The department also accused him of having “an assault charge” and a “history of illegal marriages.”..." I almost passed out laughing. Trump's fanatics are so incredibly stupid, it's beyond imagination. I hope he likes it back in Lebanon.

The ironic part being that Superman was an undocumented alien... 😉

Looks as though Dean Cain is going out of his way to show what an asshole he is... https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c5yp8l3z0g5o "Ex-Superman actor Dean Cain has announced he is planning to join the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, known as ICE. In an interview on Wednesday, Cain, who is already a sworn law enforcement officer, said, "I will be sworn in as an ICE agent asap". It comes after he released a video encouraging members of the public to join following a recruitment drive by the agency, which is behind the Trump administration's ramped-up immigrant deportation efforts. Cain played the role of Superman between 1993 and 1997 in the TV series, Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman...".

What a beaut!

Steve Irwin did a lot for this planet--and one of the finest things he did was his son Robert. You little Ripper! He's an environmentalist and now an underwear model, too.

Kadir beneath Mo Moteh.

I'll respond in the language you'll understand: The river Temarc in winter.😄

It's often quite a challenge to understand @Riobard. His posts bring to mind the Tamarians from Star Trek: The Next Generation. Ostensibly their speech was translated into English, but communicating via almost indecipherable allegories. After reading a few times, one can at best get the gist of it.

Well, he's won some awards, though only nominated for a Grammy (Best New Artist 2025--didn't win). Obviously, it's their personal decision, although it does annoy me that these artists seem to enjoy perpetuating the myth that one can't be successful if one's openly gay. It took Shawn Mendes to even marginally come out as "figuring out his sexual orientation," although I can assure you that he's gay. Benson Boone's biggest hit in the US hit #2 in the Billboard charts: (I confess I prefer the tune of Mystical, Magical better, although I find the lyrics unbelievably arrogant.)

I was at a smallish birthday party last week-end and introduced to a sister and brother-in-law of the friend whose birthday was being celebrated. On the way back home, I told my husband that I hoped the sister knew her husband was gay. My husband said he also sensed that immediately, and he told me that he found out they're both "bisexual" and that each has sex with those of their own gender outside the marriage (they don't have children, BTW). Among celebrities, one man who sets my gaydar off is Benson Boone. While he's ostensibly left the Mormon Church, the fact that he still avoids coffee and alcohol attests to his upbringing having scarred him. I've called his latest hit "the most arrogant song ever written" (I confess that I like the catchy tune, though). I wonder if he'll ever come out.