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Well, no, but he could fistfuck me.

I wonder why no poster has ever adopted the name Barracuda as a screen name.

The title is given according to the rules of the website. If those rules allow for taking the title away, then it's legitimate to do so. If there is no provision for removal, then it isn't legitimate. I'd ask for a copy of the rules to determine your situation.

Yes, I managed a ticket while they were still sane. It is nothing short of amazing!

Javier Munoz, the actor now playing Alexander Hamilton is a HIV positive gay man who also battled cancer! See the article: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/javier-munoz-hamilton_us_5783f983e4b0344d515080da?section=

Not to worry, Kevin. I am sure that the powers are giving this serious thought!

Next time you will be disciplined for not knowing these things!

Pauleiro, I love seeing your reports. Porto Alegre sure is a favorite of mine, so keep the reports coming!

It's certainly been one of my favorite destinations. I have always felt safe. I was there in September, as was Zika. If I got it, I sure didn't know it. Most people don't react to it at all. As for crime, yes, economic conditions have worsened, and people see our comparatively lavish lifestyles. So we need to be more cautious. It wouldn't hurt to be more generous as well.

Protesters wanting to protest the killings of young black men by police generally did it peacefully. But I cannot condemn those snipers any stronger. They are simply wrong and what they did was counterproductive to the protest movement. It was also reprehensible, immoral, illegal and painful to the families of the cops and to those who care about the police. Who do we call when someone hate-bashes us. rapes us, steals from us, hurts us, or a friend? We call the police. We want them to show up, to be professional, and to care. So it seems a simple idea that we have to do the same for them. My sympathies to the friends and families of the deceased Dallas officers.

Krit McClean has been released from Bellevue with orders to get psychiatric treatment. He goes back to court next month. No doubt he is contemplating his future.

Thanks for the report, Pauleiro. The last guy pictured would be in my room by now!

Happy Birthday, Tomcal. You are missed.

Speaking of Bieber, he did some wet underwear shots today: Now, Lurker, have I hijacked the Barbra thread or given it more attention?

Do you ever wonder what happened to Randy Harrison, the cute twink from Queer As Folk? Well, look no more. He's playing the MC in Cabaret, now at the Golden Gate Theater in San Francisco until July. Then they head to LA to play in the cavernous Pantages theater, where nosebleed seats are still expensive. Link: http://www.sfgate.com/performance/article/Tony-Award-winning-Cabaret-returns-to-S-F-8313438.php

I'm pretty good about avoiding expensive tickets. I paid $172 to see Hamilton. Maybe $202 to see The Book of Mormon. Then I went crazy and bought a ticket secondhand to a Cubs game at the end of the season. It's a pretty good seat, but at $245, I couldn't spend more! So, it was a shock when they added a $70 service charge to the $245. I saw it just as I was hitting the "complete purchase" button, but too late to stop. Thankfully my protests caused them to refund me $30 of the fee. I wouldn't pay a lot to see Barbra or any singer unless it was up close. If you can see them as only a speck, why not just listen to the album? When I took my sister to see The Beatles way back when, it was at a ballpark, and they were quite far from the seats, probably to prevent people trying to jump the stage. But the girls screams were so loud, you couldn't hear The Beatles anyway. It was an experience. I don't remember the year, but my car was a 1970 model. I would pay to see Justin Bieber, but again, only if up close and personal!!! (I did get to see Yoko and Sean up close once. They passed me coming out an elevator. Neither sang, but they were friendly.)

Mr. Smith, thanks for the kind words. I hope that you are right about the dancing model. I would hate to see his future damaged by something he did so young and so likely high. He may be a bit confused, and, no doubt, when he came to the US, there were many who wanted to abuse him in the snaky world of modeling. (Gee, I could be his lawyer!)

Thanks, Oz. I am glad that you didn't get beheaded! You'da been missed!

Thanks, MsGuy. Do you still live in Mississippi? It doesn't get much crazier than those folks.

Thanks, Lurker Did you like the post though, about the nude Thai model? I thought he was hot, but can you imagine him as a boyfriend? The drama!

Bernie himself is proving to be totally out of it. Both literally and figuratively. Unless Bill Clinton continues to mess things up for Hillary, Bernie is burnt toast.

Forget the Today show, 8 a.m. has never been better in New York. A 21-year old male model, born in Bangkok, stripped nude and put on a show for 90 minutes atop the TKTS booth in the heart of Times Square. http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/naked-times-square-man-charged-drug-possession-article-1.2695862 Now, the fact that drugs likely caused this behavior saddens me, because this event will follow him for eternity. No one who meets hi will forget where they first heard of him. But, if he needs solace, i am available to him! Here are some pix from his modeling days: http://scallywagandvagabond.com/2016/06/krit-mcclean-times-square-supermodel-donald-trump/ http://scallywagandvagabond.com/2016/06/krit-mcclean-times-square-supermodel-donald-trump/ (Apologies if this has already been posted, but I didn't see anything about it here.) Trying again:

Well, I will be looking forward to your review. Fragata is not a place I like, but since others do, why not find out for yourself. I'd be interested in knowing if you get charged an airport surtax on the cab ride for entering the airport from a spot not inside their little airport city.

I've been viewing too. I thought maybe for Independence Day I might come back here to say hello. Suckrates has done such an excellent job in keeping the forums interesting, I wanted to post my thanks to him.

This is truly one of the most fascinating posts in recent history. I liked reading it, but sure wouldn't have wanted to share the experience.Thanks for posting it, Oz.