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I'd let him bridge my Monongahela faster than you can say "Smithfield Street."

It isn't political correctness, it's marketing.

I believe San Francisco discharges the treated water into the ocean from its treatment plant near Lake Merced. Oh, I remember THAT controversy. At one point, there was a push for Chicago to do something similar but that died when the heavy metal content of Milorgaite was brought up.

Yeah, that would do it.

Because Milwaukee thought of doing that first.

If that's the best we've got...

Simply change your last name to "Monterowski" and you will be fine. JK. When I first moved to San Diego in 2000 I'd go down to TJ pretty frequently. In 2001 I was getting my cats' ringworm meds down there (with a prescription from the vet). Then, it became dangerous and I stopped going. I think things have gotten better, but now the border lines are interminable.

What will we have to despise and complain about when tatts and facial scruff go out of style?

My "vetting" process is a little different than others insofar as I rely less heavily on reviews than some people. I tend to rely on instinct, the way a guy communicates, the composition of his profile, and whether the photos appear to be current and consistent. As others have pointed out, when a guy's ad copy mentions that he parties I don't reply. Recently a guy mentioned in his relpy to me that he loved getting sucked when he parties. Assuming that did not mean eating cake and ice cream, I politely ended the conversation. EDIT: clarified that the guy mentioned partying when he replied to me. Had his ad text indicated partying I would have kept looking.

I've never been able to grow a full beard, but stubble works. Even as the stubble becomes increasingly more grey than brown I get compliments all the time from both men and women. The fact of the matter is some men can't carry facial hair, regardless the trend of the moment.

Well, he doesn't say he sportif and good sexi, but he comes close. Any time an ad refers to "this great city" without once naming the city, I become suspicious.

Commence pearl-clutching. PS: His ad lists "anything goes."

My birthday treats have varied over the years. When I lived in Chicago, I'd take the day off from work and visit the lion house at Lincoln Park Zoo (I'm a Leo) and would either have a nice dinner with family and/or friends. When I lived in San Diego, I'd go out with friends. Then one year my niece and nephew suggested I visit them in Chicago on my birthday rather than making random trips home. That lasted until three years in a row the weather was so bad we were all miserable (as my nephew said, sarcastically, "Happy Birthday from all of us at the heat stroke clinic"). Last year I went to Albuquerque to visit a friend whose birthday is a few weeks after mine. This year, I will probably hire the hottest guy I can fid and then visit said Albuquerque friend on Labor Day, which falls a few days after her birthday.

I believe Tag Adams was arrested because the guy he was talking to purported to be a minor and he had drugs on him.

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I don't recall what I was typing, but a very early version of autocorrect changed it to "antebellum." I was not discussing the pre-Civil War period down South, though. YES!!!

It does, but look to the left above his pictures and you'll see the blurb about the ad awaiting admin approval. It does't display in search. You have to have a link to it for it to display.

His ad has been up since June 1, so if he bought a 30-day ad it would have recently expired. As of 8:00 PM PT, the ad is awaiting admin approval. In the meantime, have some of these:

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Several years ago while on a business trip to Chicago I tripped on a subway grate on State Street. My hand was torn up, glasses went in one direction, watch in another, and wallet flew out of my pocket and went in a third direction. A homeless guy helped me up, retrieved my glasses, watch, and wallet, and made sure I could walk over to Walgreens where I could get first aid supplies. I had no money. I got money at Walgreens but didn't see the guy when I walked past. Later in the morning I saw him and gave him some cash (can't remember whether it was $20 or $50). He didn't want to take it, but I insisted.

Understood. But you don't post the hot messes the OP was referring to. And we thank you for that. Agreed. And I don't think the OP was referring to them, either.