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Yep, I know - I was raised in Chicago (born across the street in Oak Park) and lived there until my mid-30's. While I like Uno and Due, Gulliver's is my all-time favorite pan pizza. Giordano's is my favorite stuffed pizza and Calo and Rosati's are tied for conventional pizza. Now that I live in Phoenix (where all the expat Chicagoans end up) we have several Rosati's, Lou Malnati's, and even a Giordano's. Side note: Most Rosati's are franchised, yet the pizza always comes out the same way - very good. And the service is consistently indifferent. They must have a strong training program for franchisees.

The franchised Uno's are not anything like the original in Chicago. They even opened one in Chicago - didn't last. My first Domino's pizza was when I was 37 and had moved to San Diego. Couldn't really find a decent pizza place and ordered Domino's. Like you said, edible and not terrible.

As with Catholicism, one practices for one's entire lifetime.

After topmanron gives you his kielbasa head over to the Miracle Mile Deli and have a combo sandwich. Everyone is happy.

Now, none of this would have happened if the young man was permitted to bring his emotional support llama on that flight from Wilkes-Barre that one time.

Yup - some S&Ls as well as smaller neighborhood banks were clinging onto that tradition. However, larger institutions (First Chicago, Northern Trust, Harris, etc) were open on Wednesdays.

Sexy and writes a great ad. I think I've been stricken with the vapors.

Back in 1970's Chicago the supermarkets usually closed at 9:00 M-Sat and earlier on Sundays. Then Jewel, the dominant chain, started opening until midnight. A few years later they opened 24 hours stores. Back when Denny's started closing on one of the holidays (either Thanksgiving or Christmas - don't recall which) they had to supply their stores with chains and padlocks, as many did not have locks on the doors.

I'm sorry to hear of your loss, PK. RIP Ben.

Unfortunately, they moved to after I moved from San Diego. I'm sure I'd have intel on Owen if he was there when I was.

There's also this guy named Rod Hagen. I think he has been mentioned on the Forum once or twice and might have a review or two. Maybe even be a Forum member.

My support elephant was a hit at work, right until the floor collapsed under him. Upshot is we now have a portal to the first floor.

My cats LOVE to play with each others' tails. Built-in cat toy!

Who could that be?

And I hope that's just what you did! Happy birthday, Tyro!!!!!

Since Damon Andross is no longer in San Diego, folks who have hired him recently might not see this thread because they would not have seen him in SD. You might want to post a new thread about him.

I don't know, but if it happened to me I would send a message to RM explaining the situation and ask them to delete the review for me.

Sounds like a dream vacation - travel around the world to find blonde, built, very hairy men.

All excellent points. For the third or fourth time in my 53 years on the planet I cannot think of anything to add.

If you want to get shit organized and done correctly and timely, you hire me. If I want to spend quality, sexy time with a ripped, handsome stud I hire an escort. You get what you pay for.

When I PM someone I am courteous and friendly - and I assume others will be the same. The overwhelming majority of PMs I've received, from both new and long-time members fit in that category. On the few occasions where a PM has not been friendly/courteous/etc I don't respond. I was one of the recipients of a message sent to a large group by a new member. The whole thing was odd, from the notion of sending a group message to the tone. I didn't reply.

I agree with both of these posts. In the case of this escort, he might have changed his screen name because there are several Middle Eastern escorts in LA.