BenjaminNicholas

Same feeling.
 
Much like guys who are pushy with their Amazon Wish Lists, it all feels a little too much to me. Escorts who feel the need to monetize everything about themselves will soon realize that stepping over dollar bills to get at nickels is a bad business model.

Same feeling.
 
Much like guys who are pushy with their Amazon Wish Lists, it all feels a little too much to me. Escorts who feel the need to monetize everything about themselves will soon realize that stepping over dollar bills to get at nickels is a bad business model.

Interesting, @Oaktown and @glutes tried the same subscription
 
Attitude adjustment? Respect?

http://www.ricksavpawnshop.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/take-a-number.jpg

It's a love story for the ages... With a little hip-thrusting and glitter thrown in for good measure:
 

is not about just "looking good" (whatever that means) for some folks is about being able to walk 1 block, or getting in and out of an uber without making an effort.

People often make a big move to change their "situation", but often find their situation remains the same in the new location, it only "looks" different. I've never been big on change or a risk taker. I wish I was...
 
But perhaps if I had a partner and we were willing to make a change "together" I would go for it. But I am not brave enough to do it as an OLD GAY man....

LOL. No. I take pride in my body, but I'm not a douchebag.
 
I rely on my clients to make sure my ego doesn't get big enough to be considered checked luggage

Hmmmm, and how is it exactly that they keep you in "check" ?
 

Mr BN Sir, tell me you also pause in front of your mirror, and compliment yourself on your muscles ? If ya gonna be Odd, go all the way......

A goodie from DP:
 


I like to have a Martini,
Two at the very most.
Three, and I'm under the table—
Four, and I'm under the host.

So you walk around your house talking to a voice controlled light box ???? And they say that I'm odd !

OMFG, who knew there were so many Light bulb officianados out there ? Wow your passion for bulbs more than rivals your passion for COCK. One thing is fer sure: you just never know what will inspire a spirited convo on this site. Thank you all guys... I can now speak intelligently about Bulbs at my next Cock & tail party !

Beautiful design and it looks well executed too. Do you have it connected to a tabletop dimmer? With a very bright lamp as intended, it could be the primary light source in a large room, but I'd definitely want to have the option to dial it down.
 
DWR is my go-to for furniture porn, I really want a PH5 to replace the big box fixture looming over the dining room table, as soon as I figure out why the junction box in the ceiling is off center.
 
http://www.dwr.com/ph5-pendant-lamp/6013.html

I bought non-dimmable (that's all that was available) 100w equivalent, 3-way (I think 50-100-150w equivalent), and 60w equivalent LED bulbs at the Mission Valley San Diego Lowes in late 2007/early 2008. They were expensive, but I hated CFLs and did not want incandescent. As I said, LED light bulbs have advanced significantly since then.
 
I just bought several Hue light bulbs at Home Depot. Hue is a system made by Philips that connects lights to a "bridge" via WiFi. You can set various times for lights to go on and off, dim them, and change the color (if you buy the color-tuned bulbs). The standard white LED bulbs are $14.97 a piece, which is about half what non-WiFi bulbs cost 10 years ago.

http://emophilips.com/

Hey... Some here think I'm actually pushing 50.
 
I might as well act like it

Hey... Some here think I'm actually pushing 50.
 
I might as well act like it

Thank you for finding this! It's perfect.
 
The lamp in question:
 
http://www.dwr.com/lighting-floor/spun-floor-lamp/2370.html?lang=en_US#lang=en_US&start=25

On the first page of this Thread @Benjamin_Nicholas posted a Take a Number device. I found one for $80 on eBay. Judging by the thread popularity, this method may be adopted.

http://dcbarroco.files.wordpress.com/2013/05/130524-dorothy-parker.jpg http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-d39kyrQifJo/T_r1QcKAo6I/AAAAAAAAA2Y/ApMDynG76RA/s1600/parker+dorothy+2.jpg
 
Have always enjoyed Dorothy Parker.

Not worried about my skin tone. L'oreal Bronzing powder is my quick fix. I just hate having to wear sunglasses in my house. And I found the bathhouse look, where i placed scarves over the lamps just looked "tacky" in real life. I didnt want to be Miss Kitty in her bordello

Damn Benjamin I'm impressed. It would be interested to know just how many posters around here know who Dorothy Parker was let alone know to what your post referred. Nice job!

I'm sure there are many, but it does sound like a perfect zinger setup from the likes of Dorothy Parker

Here you go:
 
https://www.amazon.com/Incandescent-Equivalent-3000K-3200K-Degrees-Eco-friendly/dp/B01AJQLUT4/ref=sr_1_12?ie=UTF8&qid=1505673951&sr=8-12&keywords=1500+lumen+led+light+bulbs
 
Light output is actually measured in lumens, not watts. "Watts" refers to the amount of electricity used to produce the light output. Most 100 watt incandescent bulbs put out about 1500 lumens, so all you have to do is find an LCD bulb that puts out 1500 lumens of light and you are all set.
 

 
And for you, sir:
 
https://www.amazon.com/WestDeer-Watt-Equivalent-Incandescent-Bulbs/dp/B0727X66GG/ref=sr_1_16?ie=UTF8&qid=1505674244&sr=8-16&keywords=250+watt++led+light+bulbs
 
I made the switch from incandescent and CFL to LED about 10 years ago and am very glad I did. Today's bulbs are MUCH better than the ones from ten years ago, but even back them there were good bulbs to be had.