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Every time I see this thread I think of this MadTV sketch.

I'm getting two red vests, putting them on my cats, and taking them to the new seafood restaurant that just opened in Uptown Phoenix.

That's right. The Onion stories sound more plausible than the real shit people actually do.

In my case, no. However, when traveling for work or on a road trip I've eaten at Chez Chili and every time the server asks whether I want my salad/soup before the meal comes out. I always do, and they always check in with me when I'm about a third of the way through the salad and put the entree order in at the kitchen. This might be a function of poorly designed and/or configured point-of-sale systems.

This is an annoying trend. At one restaurant, the entree came out before the salad. At another, I ordered a burger and fries (which are typically served at the same time) and the fries came out at least ten minutes before the burger.

Even day laborers are migrating to rent.men.

If memory serves correctly, a rent.men staffer founded jock2go. Maybe they are now affiliates. Can't speak for other areas, but out West the number of escorts advertising on that platform is dwindling. There is a thread from a few years ago that has a lot of chatter but then has a post that reveals interesting information.

I didn't notice the denominations in Euros until you mentioned it. Yeah, I don't think meeting through the site is a wise idea. Sounds like you might be paying for someone's trip and little else.

Is the premise that you buy the guy's videos and can use the site as a middleman to meet up with him? Part of me thinks it would be great if other porn sites did this, but another is skeptical, but I can't put my finger on why.

What en excellent point! I tease my boss by addressing her as ma'am and when she asks me to step into her office I will sometimes walk in and say "Ma'am, yes ma'am!" It is a joke and we both laugh. I don't do that with other women at work.

I've hired MuscleOtter and will PM you.

I think it is one of two things: The prospective client is being overly formal and polite The prospective client is awkwardly trying to engage in reverse race-play If the first, then that's a good thing. If the second, then the client's first email should read something like "Hypothetically, I am into reverse-race play in which I call you 'sir' and blah, blah, blah. What are your thoughts on this scene?" It should not read "Sir, blah blah blah." Reverse-race play is not my thing (nor is race-play) and to each his own, but to assume you would get into reverse-race play simply because you are a muscular black man is rather insulting.

New screen name and link as of 8:20 PM Pacific Time on Monday 10/28/2019: "https://rent.men/JAXONCRAFT

I think it should be up to the performer, but there are very good reasons to use a stage name. For starters, as @Guy Fawkes pointed out, there are a lot of crazies out there. Porn performers don't need the "God hates fags" people showing up at their door nor do they need obsessed fans stalking them. Second, in many cases they are branding themselves. There's a performer named "Teddy Bear" because he is extremely hairy front and back. My guess is his given name does not convey the same message as "Teddy Bear." Third, their video persona and their private persona are likely very different. Why not have different names?

Probably a good plan at this point. Once your confidence has been built up you can give it a whirl.

Call your financial institutions' fraud hotlines (they are typically open on weekends) and report suspected identity theft. Most institutions will allow you to temporarily restrict your debit/credit cards. You can also call your investment firm and have transfers out of your account restricted. You should also put a fraud alert on your three credit bureau reports. That will prevent him from attempting to acquire a credit card or loan in your name as well as prevent him from opening a joint bank account (or a sole owner account in your name) online and attempt to siphon money from your account into one in your name that he controls. Question just to satisfy my curiosity: Did he meet "X" on Seeking Arrangements?

It probably can't be installed because 1) it is out of date and 2) if it is on a CD most new computers do not have CD and DVD drives. Oh, that reminds me, my Garmin updates too. Thanks again. Many websites will request re-validation after a period of time, so you would likely encounter this even if you don't replace your laptop.

Costco's website lists four HP laptops with CORE i5 processors in your price range. All four have HD or better (HD + and Full HD) displays. These might not be the exact models available at your local website, but it would surprise me if the warehouse had models that were significantly different than the ones on the website. I'd also look at Best Buy. Yes, yes everyone says to buy electronics at Costco, but I've bought computers at Best Buy and found the service to be very good. Had I bought my MacBook there and not at the Apple Store it would have been repaired or replaced under the extended warranty. The Apple Store would not waive the repair fee as they were in denial about the design defect in ther keyboards.

Another good reason to contact Immigration. Or USF.

My point was, before one didn't have to zoom in. And, yes I can zoom in, but to where? If I don't know the general vicinity of town where the guy is located, I'm zooming into...nothing. Following is a screen snip of the "Map Me" tab of a West Hollywood-based escort as it displays when you click on the tab: See the icon of the guy? That's the general vicinity of where the escort says he is located. Upon zooming in, the following displayed (I zoomed seven times): The little guy now points to the the street where the escort is located. That does not look like "nothing." Of course, accuracy is not guaranteed, but it wasn't guaranteed before, either.

Oh, trust me, that is NOT the case! LOL I've been able to zoom in and re-position the map with no trouble.

Several guys advertising in Chicago show up as living in the Jackson/Dearborn subway station. The city and the CTA gave it a beautiful renovation and it is close to everything, but I doubt they live there. I mean, the 2,159,579 people who traversed the station in 2017 would be enough to dissuade me from living there. I like the hustle and bustle of the city, but not inside of my home.