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When an advertiser changes their screen name the URL associated with the ad also changes. When you attempt to display the ad using the old URL you see the following: When attempting to display Sam's page, RM displays the listings for New York City. In my experience that indicates an ad is still present in RM's database but is hidden from view.

No first-hand knowledge, but I have an observation. His face ages and gets younger in the pics without any rhyme or reason. His first public pic, for example, was uploaded on 11/23, but in it he looks ten years younger than the one uploaded 11/9, and about the same age as the one he uploaded on 10/11.

He looks perfectly fine to me! He's on my list for the next time I visit LA.

His ads have used various names but always contain "Tim" somewhere in the name. That's because his model name is, in fact, Tim. He was Playgirl's 2011 Man of the Year. Many of the photos date from that time.

While my interpretation of the message is the same as yours, my suspicion is users did not provide that feedback. Like @azdr0710 said, knowing you are in Boston today doesn't do me much good if I am planning a trip to Paris and want to hire you when you get back home. It will prevent the escorts who say they are in Philadelphia this morning and Anchorage at noon, but that is the exception not the rule.

You realize I am being facetious, right? Dammit! I forgot to insert the In all seriousness, nonsense like "perineum sunning" makes me wonder what's next - sticking a hot poker up one's ass to harness the healing benefits of deep-heat therapy or using leeches to drain the "bad blood" ? I also wonder whether Josh Brolin was just being a smart-ass when he posted about burning his hole by being out in the sun too long.

What is wrong with you? It is NOT "anus tanning!" It is "perineum sunning." And it is healthy because it provides you with the sun's EVERYTHING natural is good for you! Just ask Josh Brolin.

Not sure why, but that message makes me think of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KY3eOtJwOhE:7

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WqczffVjdqI:31

My employer routinely sends employees test phishing emails to see what we do. If we do nothing, or delete without opening nohing happens. If we report it as a phishing email, we receive a message stating we did a great job and we get a badge and points on our internal social media profile. If we click on a link in a phishing email or reply to it we get a message stating we failed to identify a test phishing email and have to attend a training class. Those of us who correctly report phishing emails don't have to go through the training. Recently, I reported what I thought was a phishing email. It had the company logo on top and stated that I was required to do something immediately and had a link for me to click. Hovering over the link revealed a URL that was not within the company's domain. So, I reported it. Information Security thanked me, stated it was not a test, and assured me they would pursue the perpetrator and follow up if they needed additional information from me. Turned out that the email was legit, It was from our identity access management team (which is part of information security) who is using a third-party provider for a project. The anti-phishing team's boss talked to the identity access management team's boss. The employee who crafted the email was reprimanded for not following the procedure around email security and I received a Starbucks gift card and a letter of commendation. Phishers are getting more sophisticated. It is more important than ever to be vigilant.

I said it is a college. Didn't say it is a GOOD college.

Being a native Chicago/suburbs boy I love the bit around Ridge Avenue in Evanston. Don't forget Mt. Trashmore! Jon I lived in the Ridge Historic District for several years and loved it! My place was east of Ridge, near Dempster and Maple.

QUOTE="azdr0710, post: 1827731, member: 5778"]admittedly, I'm not an Easterner, but just trying to think of places that meet all the stuff on your list, I come up with...... Boulder, CO (a bit full of itself, though) Missoula, MT (the Moscow of Montana) Austin, TX ("Moscow On The Colorado", a bit warm in the summer and some might call the hills nearby "mountains" ??) Ogden, UT (despite the UT in there, you'd be very surprised about the entire Wasatch Front) Seattle, WA (may be "huge" to you??) Not one of the states in which those cities are located are majority liberal. Based on the OP's criteria, he wants to retire to Evanston, IL. -Liberal: Makes Berkeley look conservative and very very LGBTQ... friendly -Not a huge city: 70K population, but right next to Chicago in case you decide you need a huge city for a day -Don't think I want heat/beach: It's always cooler near the lake. Oh, wait - there's that beach thing. Live west of the L tracks and you'll never see the water. Trust me. -I do like the mountains: Sorry, no mountains but there is that hill right off Ridge Blvd -College town: Take your pick: Northwestern and National-Lewis University

Oh, God, NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! the ratings on the open threads cause enough controversy.

I don't think a product killing birds is concern for that network's audience.

YUP! That, or a coincidence. I've kissed exactly NONE of my colleagues yet I've caught dozens of colds, stomach viruses, and cases of the flu from them. I was thinking the same thing. But then I read and realized that anything is, indeed, possible.

I was attending services at St Seeley, Our Lady of Posturepedia and had to miss it.

Not so fast. Someone who falls into the category of "low-to-moderate" (LMI) income likely can't afford to buy the mega-size. However, when that is the only size available they have to go without something else to pay for the ginormous size.

I would definitely see him again.

I've had a couple of escorts pay for dinner. One asked "may I take you out to dinner?" and the other paid while I was in the restroom.

One of my fondest memories was the day my RBOC got NANPA'd by a team of CLECs. Good times.