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Maximum you have ever paid to a sauna boy?
Riobard replied to Latindude's topic in Latin America Men and Destinations
Was the name he used Felipe? I think he affirmed he is from a southern state? As you describe, and about 5'9"" tall. I look at his striking face pic almost every day. As pretty as masculine can get. You can tell he shaves his torso and I think it would be fairly hirstute otherwise ... I could see the follicles budding one time and razor-rash another time. If the same guy, the donation given was consistent with that for other providers, though was at 117. -
Italian production based on Elena Ferrante's remarkable quadrilogy. I devoured it (and an earlier novel) recently. The fiction series spans a half century. The young Italian leads playing latency-age Raffaella "Lila" and Elena "Lenu" are spellbinding. I would love to have been at the casting call. All the actors of all ages are excellent. The violence early '50s Naples is disturbing yet believable. Best TV this year.
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Rapp may have been excited at the prospect of meeting Jack Lemmon, featured (with Spacey) in Long Day's Journey Into Night at the time.
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His mother, a single divorced working woman, was likely at home in Chicago. Rapp did not relocate to New York until 3 years later at 18. He was probably supposed to be in the care of his older playright brother when he had performance contracts in New York. At the time, he was in an all-adult play, with his age perhaps not figuring prominently compared to other kids there more integrated into a peer group. But it is true it made him somewhat of a sitting duck.
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Rio de Janeiro in dribs and drabs
Riobard replied to Riobard's topic in Latin America Men and Destinations
Fisherman's Walk along base of rock wall (with graffiti on perimeter of levee), Praia Leme, early morning -
Refused at checkin from Brazil to Cuba
Riobard replied to endlessdream's topic in Latin America Men and Destinations
The requirements for landing in Cayenne are now nothing to sneeze at. -
Rio de Janeiro in dribs and drabs
Riobard replied to Riobard's topic in Latin America Men and Destinations
Duck family, en route to the Synchro Swimming venue -
Rio de Janeiro in dribs and drabs
Riobard replied to Riobard's topic in Latin America Men and Destinations
Synchronized swimmers, at Parque Palácio República, poised for full back flip layout entry. Music: Happy Together (The Turtles - 1967) -
Rio de Janeiro in dribs and drabs
Riobard replied to Riobard's topic in Latin America Men and Destinations
Copacabana Fort: -
I have not, and my big head suggests, it is hoped consistently, that if my little head absolutely must have a destaque GdeP wound around it we should rendezvous at one of the clubs with quarters. Maybe some exceptions: some listed providers are well known longtime acompanhantes with legit good reviews. Even then, a public drink or meal built in for solid additional vetting. I have booked sauna club guys at my apto or local short-term sex lodgings if we are really really well acquainted and have previously worked out and finessed the choreography smoothly, along with ironclad agreed donation arrangements. By then, they know my expectations and values and that, after the deal is struck, falar dinheiro ė igualmente homicídio meu pau. As close to 'boner killer' colloquialism as I can get.
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Our Mugging-Proof Game Plans
Riobard replied to Riobard's topic in Latin America Men and Destinations
Simple nylon wallet with worthless crap plus a few Metro fares, moderate cash, low-balance non-linked prepaid credit card. An old-ish photo of fake hetero me and fake wife (not shown). -
Our Mugging-Proof Game Plans
Riobard replied to Riobard's topic in Latin America Men and Destinations
Small supply of disabled 'decoy' phones for outer pants pocket. -
Love my new GREGG HOMME swimsuit discovered this weekend, wearable as an undergarment. Two-sided 6-inch front pocket feature where my iPhone snuggles comfortably. Currency bills and cards insertable the other side. No rear-entry crotch opening, but you can't have everything.
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In Portuguese, the distinction is less important. If you want to research general murder (noun) in the news you look for assassinato or homicídio ... assassinado for past tense. Using 'assassinate' was but mildly assaultive linguistically. Besides, so many politicians are made to take a dirt nap, they are scooped into the generic 86ed category.
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Colombia: full list of hot spots
Riobard replied to Tartegogo's topic in Latin America Men and Destinations
In terms of biblical carnal knowledge, you will not be able to actualize your tower to the heavens there. Hope you strike gold elsewhere locally, other than the museum. I have a CopaAir credit to use up. I cannot apply it to a higher cost flight but need to find an itinerary that approximates or deceeds its value. Bogota is, therefore, on my radar for a trip next year. -
BT is more appealing in being more globalist and less USofA-centric.
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[had an interruption and missed the edit /add deadline] This theme was akin to a game hybrid: Russian Rock-Paper-Scissors Roulette. You want to all be on the same page thrusting out paper, no rock-slinging, no scissor-kick sprint. Calls for dress rehearsal. Well, OK, pull a Little Britain's Matt Lucas exclamation, if you must, over the policia lineup later: "Não, não ele, mas ele ė absolutamente LINDO!"
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Is it safe to go to Guadalajara now
Riobard replied to endlessdream's topic in Latin America Men and Destinations
I heard that if you accidentally swallow the tequila worm it viloently hatches out of your belly button and relentlessly wreaks havoc everywhere. (Sorry ... couldn't resist). Exhausted and hungry diaspora is not likely going to zombify you. Maybe try to volunteer at an emergency Red Cross hydration station. -
Disagree, at least indirectly. Opportunistic felons with honey badger DNA put them in danger. Being an innocent mark put them in jeopardy. Understandably buying into the illusion of inviolability and not taking coordinated group precautions opened the vulnerability. Our lizard brain makes a snap decision. The split-second in-a-blink-think usually serves us well in most circumstances. Freeze, fight, flight ... all viable self-preservational impromptu responses. We have now had an inservice training, fortunately without casualities, on how to better engage our more complex reaction sets. I usually practise being the guy in my North American city that the retail security guard tracks with his eyes and flight path. And lock down valuables up against my sweaty mischief zones when out and about in crime-endemic environments. I will now add to my playbook a mock-up prep drill with any new fellow visitor joining me out in public. They balk? Bounce alone, bitch.
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A corollary question: is Doug Stamper up to the required janitorial tasks?
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True 'nuf, but johns also bone a part of them typically linked to ignominy.
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Refused at checkin from Brazil to Cuba
Riobard replied to endlessdream's topic in Latin America Men and Destinations
Who wouldn't happily get poked with YF vaccine for this FG fellow? -
Refused at checkin from Brazil to Cuba
Riobard replied to endlessdream's topic in Latin America Men and Destinations
Swipe left to right for increasing freedom and safety ... Guyana is more Caribbean in values. Sodomy law technically remains on the books. Suriname more relaxed but do not expect Netherlands-level openness. No mixing of same-sex surnames. French Guiana law follows that of France. Gay marriage is legal. And imported champagne likely cheaper. -
It took me a whole week to get bounced there a while ago ... boomeranged back under a different address with my trenchcoat more buttoned up.
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Maybe was a recently turned white suburban female who had been catfishing here?