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And he is fine-looking for 36, but he needs to be honest about his age.

Reverse dog years?

You are so not going to believe this. Or this.

Using the RM search function, I searched for "savage" and found this ad. Check out the text.

The labeling on rice doesn't annoy me, as not everyone knows that. However, when a package of beef has that label...

Hey, @Jay Sams - Thanks for clarifying. FWIW, I'm hoping to see this jacktheripper if I visit LA next month. He seems very friendly via chat.

I also had a great time w/Ricky. Sexy as anything but can also carry an interesting conversation. Nice and polite guy, too.

Having worked in retail banking for 30+ years, I've seen a number of credit monitoring services pop up from time to time. If you are going to pay for a credit monitoring service, then myFICO is one I'd recommend as it is independent of a credit bureau or a lender. They also provide your FICO score, which the products offered by the credit bureaus do not offer. The credit bureau products provide an "educational" score, similar to the ones CreditKarma provides, which are similar to FICO scores but not the same as FICO scores. Lenders use FICO scores to decision credit applications. I used myFICO several years ago and thought it had some cool features, such as: Simulation: You could see an estimate of your credit score if you reduced debt by "x" amount or increased it by "y" amount Your actual FICO 8 score: CreditKarma and the credit bureaus display an "educational" credit score, which is close to but not the same as the FICO score. that's because the FICO models are proprietary to Fair-Isaac (The "F" and "I" of "FICO") A side-by-side of your credit bureau reports: Exactly what it says : All three bureaus' reports side-by-side. However, to receive a monthly update is $39.95/month. The $29.95/month plan gives you quarterly updates. It really depends on what you are looking for from a service. If you want a general picture of your credit health and alerts to when your credit reports are accessed, CreditKarma is adequate, even though it only displays scores from two of the three major bureaus (TransUnion and Equifax - it does not report on Experian). If you want tools like simulation and your actual FICO score, then I'd go with myFICO. I would not recommend paying for the credit bureaus' own services because they essentially deliver what you can get for free by doing a little legwork. Hope this helps. **EDIT: Clarified that the credit bureau products don't provide a FICO score. The original wording might mislead one into believing I was referring to myFICO. Apologies for any confusion.

I'm logged into rent.men and can see size and cut vs uncut.

Nope. Same website, multiple domain names and URLs.

The database is the same, so the information you find in rentmen.eu will be the same as rent.men. Aside from the layout, the *.eu site asks you to accept the privacy and cookie policy every time you visit, as per European Union privacy rules. There are several other domains and they appear to have the same layout as rent.men. I like the rent.men layout better, FWIW. My experience is rent.men will display profiles for the last city in which you searched.

Thanks. I wasn't even trying to rhyme, but it certainly came out that way until the end.

But did he look like his pics?

Black-Owned Restaurants in Metro Phoenix

"Politically correct" when used to mean "not allowed to be a rude, unthinking, asshole."

What's it like to be intoxicated before noon every day?

That's because there is literally no incentivization to holistically lean in toward an organic ecosphere in near-state and target state convergence...

He was very pleasant and quick to respond when we texted, but I wasn't able to get together when he was in Phoenix. Ergo, no experience here.

@Chris Eisenhower!! As I live and breathe!

Interesting marketing strategy.

A beloved former Forum member had several "n"s at the end of his name. In fact, at first glance I thought you were talking about him. What he said.

I'd say 25% of the men in the coming out group discovered and/or started acting upon their feelings toward other men after their wife passed away or after they were divorced for a reason other than coming out as being gay. Most of the men remained friends after they left hte group.

Let's not forget "broham."