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That second pic in LucaParks' ad is rather disturbing. It is probably just bad lighting, but still.

Aw, for Christ's sake, Slater, will you just stop it with the "read the instructions" crap already.

I also heard that despite the flu shot being less effective, those who got it and contract the flu will have a milder case of the flu.

Leave the sling up and you will be the coolest uncle ever when the kiddies visit and get to play on the indoor swingset.

Glad I'm not the only one. I was all excited about my next driver's license renewal.

Another reason for the lack of replies is he has not been n ft Lauderdale for very long. He advertised in San Diego for years.

Thank you, my friend.

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In general, decent advice. A couple of suggested tweaks from a member who is going on 7K posts but, like everyone, was new to the Forum at one time: Popularity does not matter to most members, but sincerity and an approach that has at least a modicum of civility does matter. Plenty of brand-new members have asked questions in a direct, conversational way and have received warm welcomes and sincere advice. These members typically write in sentences and don't portray themselves as angry, strung-out, high, or fishing for "dirt." A good way to summarize "but sincerity and an approach that has at least a modicum of civility" in a little sound bite is to call it "respectful and respected." Instead of writing we'll write "So you do want to be respected and respectful here." See? Much more inclusive. So here are some additional edits, in green italics: How to be popular respected and respectful? Before you ask a question, you may want to do the following: a few things that will help making you popular: 1. Search first! Very likely there is already a thread already about your subject. Use the search box and read the existing contributions. If you still have a question, add it to that thread, unless the thread is more than a year or two old. When the thread is older than a year or two, start a new one and mention the only other thread you could find was significantly dated. 2. If your question is about a masseur or an escort, look for reviews on Daddyreviews.com If you are still going to ask a question or ask for a recommendation, remember this: 1. Provide a link to the escort's ad. Queries without a link make you appear to be lazy and can lead to confusion when the escort has a relatively common name. 2. When creating a query about an escort, structure the post as follows: Body of Post: Something to the effect of " Hi all, this is my first posting to the Forum. I am interested in hiring [Name of Escort], but before contacting him I wanted to see if anyone has experience they would like to share. I would appreciate advice or feedback members might have about him. Please feel free to send me a PM or post in reply to this thread. PS: I searched for previous threads and could not locate any recent posts. Thanks!! 3. Accept that we have a diverse membership here are very different. We have members who are 19, and members in their 80s. Some are not in/from the US and grew up in a completely different culture from yours. They obviously will have a different point of view on your question, and all these points of view, although some may be unhelpful to you, are equally welcome. 4. Accept that your preferences are not everyone else’s. They may not even be the majority’s preferences. So when you ask for a recommendation, “good looking” is not sufficient, it means 500 different things to 500 different members. 5. Be specific! If you are into tall guys, say “ over 6’2” “ or whatever the number is. If you are into young guys, don’t say “young”, say “under 25” or whatever the number is for you. A 35 yo is young for many of our 70 yo members. Being specific will help you get feedback that actually answers your question. 6. Be respectful! We love our escorts and one another. We think they are amazing people. So do not say “he is ugly”, but you can say “that is not the type of face I am looking for, I prefer a chiseled jaw, and no wrinkles around the eyes”. Do not say “he is fat”, but “I would prefer a recommendation for a guy with a lower BMI who is more lean and/or muscular.” Think about it, if you insult someone’s favorite escort, that someone will stop helping you with recommendations. 7. If someone is so unhelpful that it is preventing you from finding the info you need, there is an ignore button on their profile. That will remove (for you only) all the posts from that member, and you can keep reading everyone else’s answers. So there is no point telling someone to shut up. If someone has broken the rules, you can use the report button and an admin will look at the violation. No need to enter a posting war. 8. Post in the correct Forum. Inquiries about specific escorts belong in The Deli. Inquiries about specific massage therapists or masseurs belong in The Spa. Don't post about escorts in The Spa or about Masseurs in The Deli. Lastly, don't post masseur or escort inquiries in The Lounge. This is just advice and not intended to be rules.

Belated wishes from the boys and me. Hope your day was wonderful.

Credit card fraud is a huge pain in the ass. One quick note, though: they only accept VISA and MasterCard. They do not accept American Express or Discover.

They are not doing nothing. They host the content and in doing so they incur the expense of acquiring, configuring, operating, and maintaining the infrastructure required to power the site. Even if they use another company's data center, there is still an expense involved. They also process the payment on behalf of the individual whose content the member is buying, thus incurring another expense. The content quality varies. There are some guys who post Instagram-type content and try to charge ten dollars a month for it, while other guys post a steady stream of adult content that is actually pretty good at the same price point. If each of the people who post to the site maintained their own websites the subscription cost per poster would be higher because they would bear the costs that Only Fans bears and spreads out among all its posters.

Gotcha. You are welcome. Frankly, I think this is a damned-if-you-do-damned-if-you-don't type of situation. Some guys will be turned off if you tell them and others will be pissed off if you don't. I like the suggestion about the "100% hardness guarantee." You could always follow it up by saying something like "Ask for details."

I've subscribed and subsequently unsubscribed to a few guys' OnlyFans pages. The process is very simple. You click an "Unfollow" button or click an icon that looks like a switch to turn off recurring billing and you no longer subscribe to the guy's content and are no longer charged for it. My beef, and this is OnlyFans' fault, is entire pages can take several minutes to load only to find that the content itself stops and starts. It seems their servers get overloaded. I read a post someplace that they are upgrading their server capacity, but until they do the people posting content and those who wish to access it will suffer.

How would a client not see the device if it is external? I'd think it would have to be internal for a client not to see it. What am I missing?

Well, as I said in the part of the post you didn't quote I'd patronize "The Wandering Dago," so yes I would patronize "Sour Krauts." I do want to add the caveat that I'd only patronize the food trucks if the food was good.

Plan to make a stop in the Czech Republic, which is his location per his PayPal profile.

Although I wouldn't refrain from eating there myself, the public will decide whether the food truck name is offensive by either eating there or not eating there. That said, I wouldn't open a restaurant called "The Wandering Polack" or "Kraut's - Food for Your Inner Nazi" as a way of playing with derogatory terms for my Polish and German heritage.

Back in the 1990's Chicago had a solid week of minus 20 degree days. Not wind chill, but air temperature. That Friday I was walking to my car (which I parked in the Grant Park Underground Garage) and started feeling warm. The air was warming up! I unwrapped the scarf a bit, loosened the hood on my down coat, and even unbuttoned the bottom button. I wasn't the only one, either. Everyone was unbundling a bit because it was warming up. All the way to minus 5 degrees!

That has been my experience in the eleven years I've actively participated in this Forum. Same here, on both counts.

I suspect it is a combination of coincidence and a modicum of fallout from said post. In the past, I would receive actual messages, i.e., more than a crude one-liner, from members who wanted information about guys I have hired. Typically, the messages were from members who had some tenure or had recently joined but made well-thought posts and didn't seem to have ulterior motives. Of course, I was happy to reply to those messages. About six months ago, I started receiving PMs from new and new-ish members who either did not post very much or made posts that were somewhat questionable. On two occasions, a brand-new member sent a group PM requesting information about several guys. I didn't reply. All that being said, when a long-standing member PMs me I will always reply. When a newer member PMs me my reply will depend on the tone of his PMs, his public posts, and the way he asks the question. If members are not replying to any PM based on the "warning" thread then that's a shame. That would be the equivalent of never crossing the street because of a rise in cars hitting pedestrians.

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I'm sure they are happy to provide you with some fresh cream. So much better than the pasteurized stuff they sell at the grocery store.

You are welcome. Do write a review if you decide to hire him.

A search on his phone number resulted in this review from 2015.