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Rear Admiral (retired) Eileen Laubacher is projected to win Colorado's House #4 over Lauren Boebert, according to CNN.
Boebert losing her House race is the effing icing on the cake, although Virginia Foxx losing in North Carolina goes down nicely.

Perhaps now Boebert can focus on keeping her children out of jail, and finding out which of her mother's boyfriends is her real father.
I'm doing a happy dance now!!

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My final two donations last week went to Turek and Colom. Initial returns did not look good, but then Turek passed Hinson. Then, when everyone was signing off and going to bed, Colom returns rallied. He's still in the running. Sent more $$ today, supporting Colom's team monitoring verification of provisional ballots.
A nice surprise, we have our first out gay Senator, from New Hampshire.
Josh Hawley, Bernie Moreno and Tom Cotton may feel the need to turn up their butch dial.

First, let's face facts, genocide Jew.
Fact one. I am an over the hill hooker. And you are hot as fuck: the kind of stunningly gorgeous genocide Jew that every hot Muslim bodybuilder would die to fuck. If you were not a genocide freak who wanted to kill them all first. 😢 As it is, most Muslims just don't vibe on genocide Jews like you. Boo hoo!

Fact two. Poor me. I fucked up with all my monthly donations again. Stupid ex-hooker me!
I donated monthly to Jon Ossoff (aka Sen. BDE, non-Genocide Jew). He won by 18 point margin.
I donated monthly to Sherrod Brown. He won by 5 point margin.
I donated monthly to Abdul El -Sayed. He won by 7 point margin. (As he predicted he would.)
I donated monthly to James Talarico. He won by 12 point margin.
I donated monthly to Troy Jackson. He won by 6 points.
I donated monthly to Josh Turek. He won by 4 point margin.
I donated monthly to Mary Peltola. Looks like she will likely win.
I did not donate to Annie Andrews or Adam Hamilton. They won without my help in red states. Maybe Colom will even win Mississippi.
If I had a do-ever, shoulda cut out the winners and spent my money on closer races and near losers. Like Colom in Mississippi, Nixon in Florida and Davis in Louisiana. But who would have guessed they would come so close to winning?
Boo hoo, genocide Jew! Guess I am just a dumb ex-hooker, like the dumb liberal Jew Lichtman you love to hate!


Famous election predictor Allan Lichtman makes US midterm forecast
Professor has good news for Democrats and says Abdul El-Sayed will be first Muslim elected to Senate

'Tis true.
No matter how intelligent, manly, and handsome our favorite Dems are, we are better when you fellows focus on the issues.

Kegsbreath ought to make it a money making event like the Kentucky Derby. Twump would go for that.
A preliminary event could be the Hegsbreth/Fox News memorial axe throwing fete.

Is there a recent trend for high end homes in LA going for less than the asking price Seems like this is not the first I've heard about it lately.
On one hand a lot of homes were lost in Malibu and the Palisades fire, but a lot of celebrities are relocating out of California. Maybe the demand won't always meet a sale price going forward.
My place is close to the beach, cooler temps, so the values here remain strong. Hopefully when the time comes I'll get a good price.

Dr. El-Sayed is debating Mike Rogers right now. It's intense.
I'm watching on Keith Edwards YouTube channel. Perhaps it's available elsewhere. Anyway, Rogers seems pretty lame, while El-Sayed is on his game. He's great.

Can the Dems really go bold? I wonder what that would look like?
For example, if Alito or Thomas retire, would the Dems block a Trump nomination, like McConnell did, when Grassley would not hold a committee hearing for Obama's now famous nominee?
The current ranking Dem on Judiciary, Dick Durbin, stated it would be wrong for the Dems to do the same.
Bless their hearts, they do want to appear their halo isn't askew. So what do we do? Clench are fists, close our eyes and wish really hard that SCOTUS will fix itself?
Will Schumer as Leader and Sheldon Whitehouse as new chairman of Judiciary do the right thing for Democracy? Will they craft a winning strategy or will they wait for a huge wad of cash to suddenly appear in their back pockets.
Knowing It was Biden as Chairman of Judiciary that assured Thomas would ascend to SCOTUS in spite of some checkered history, I remind myself not to count on much from the Dems.
The legacy media reports the Dems will go bold on corruption. But haven't we already learned how the Judicial branch can slow walk cases that would have brought successful indictments? So does that leave impeachment or resignations as the solutions. Since a conviction in the Senate would only happen in our dreams, what is gained?
IMO, focusing on their Senate Judicial chores would be the best long term fix for Democracy.
Let's see what strategy the Dems come up with.



In the meantime, until we've seen election outcomes,
I'll vote, continue to donate, and hold my pillow tight, dreaming about better times. ❤️

Some guys want to claim it's an obsession or even a fetish....
liking redheads, liking Asian guys, muscle men, black hunks, and so on.
Pay them no mind!
Like what you like.
Your post reminds me of Archie on Riverdale TV show.. I fantasized him letting Jughead slip into bed when Jughead needed comfort. 😉

Ah, a better answer just occurred to me.
Tattoos are a big turn off. Face tattoos, large body tattoos, mural tattoos running down the arm, and so on.
Also young men tend to perm or curl the hair on the top of their head, and keep the sides extra short. A permanent up-do. It's pitiful looking. Someday they'll look back, guffaw at it and say "we were a bunch of goofballs".

Ah, a better answer just occurred to me.
Tattoos are a big turn off. Face tattoos, large body tattoos, mural tattoos running down the arm, and so on.
Also young men tend to perm or curl the hair on the top of their head, and keep the sides extra short. A permanent up-do. It's pitiful looking. Someday they'll look back, guffaw at it and say "we were a bunch of goofballs".

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I got the Shingrix!
My Mom had shingles years ago. I would not want to go through that.

The one thing I remember about Behind the Candelabra was how good I thought Matt Damon was.

Piker has lived in WEHO longtime. Staying fit avoids risk of all the harrumphs one might hear from the gay cats when you let your body go.
There's a fun video on YouTube of Piker and his gay buddy at WEHO Pride. They played a game asking various queens who, between Piker and his buddy, was dressed more gay, even though Piker wore a tank top and stylish sunglasses. Piker lost each time and he was a little perturbed, bless his heart. ❤️

Well, the folks at the Jacobin Foundation do.  Although they're proudly leftist, Socialist and bordering on Marxist, they sure know how to dig for data and reach defensible conclusions.
They say there's a subset of Trump voters - about 11% - who are economic populists and also hold socially moderate views.  Their social attitudes aren't progressive, but they aren't socially conservative either.
Can't say I picked through the data line-by-line but the folks who put together the report clearly did.  They say this 11% of Trump voters - 5% of the total electorate - are the easiest pickings for the Democrats and, even if Democrats could pick up half of them, it could be enough to swing a close election.
Now all we have to do is hope there is another election.  

I think I was able to change the way it looked. At least for me. Did it revert for others?

One of the great things about this board is occasionally getting to meet one of its members, esteemed or otherwise, on their own turf. 😎
While we were in the Denver area, my boyfriend, another friend who lives there, and I met up with @jimmie50 at a Mexican-themed restaurant, because apparently I don’t get enough of Mexico while actually living in Mexico. 😂
My impression of Jimmie50 was exactly what I expected. He seems like a truly nice, genuine guy, and I have no doubt he’ll handle his time in Cambodia just fine, as long as he stays of prop planes and I'm really happy for him.
We hung out for a couple of hours, and the time flew by. It felt less like meeting someone from an online forum and more like catching up with someone we already knew.
And if anyone’s ears were burning that night, there may have been a reason. Of course, everything we said about all of you was complimentary., more or less 😇
So, how many other members here have actually met someone from this board in person on their/your home turf?

I asked the Internet what might be the cause. There are several possibilities.
One option is to clear your browser's cache and cookies. But since the problem happens on multiple browsers, this may not work for your issue.
Another answer I found is the upload option may automatically disappear when a user crosses a certain quota. This would answer why you experience the same issue on all browsers.
There were several other potential fixes listed. You might try sleuthing the Internet for answers.
Did you try opening a new account to confirm the issue is not account related? Not sure if this is against the rules, multiple account profiles.

I was fortunate to meet him once.
An interesting fellow.
R.I.P.

Hi everyone,
I am writing to share some sad news. Our fellow member, Lucky, unexpectedly passed away on July 7, 2026, following a brief illness.
On a personal note, Lucky and I were in touch for over two decades. When I hadn't heard from him or seen him post anything lately, I emailed him. When there was no reply, I expected the worst. His sister must have gotten access to his email account because she eventually replied and notified me of his passing. Believe it or not, despite everything he accomplished in his career, he always looked up to me. Keeping in contact with him for 20 years was a true privilege, and I am going to miss our whore stories exchanges.
Many of you might remember Lucky as an occasional contributor to these forums since 2006, chiming in over the years to share his fondness for annual trips to Bangkok or join discussions in The Beer Bar. He truly enjoyed the community and the lifestyle we all share here.
However, the true mark he left on this world was through his deeply distinguished, trailblazing career as an attorney fighting for justice. Long before he was able to freely travel, he served as a high-ranking prosecutor and the Chief of a major District Attorney’s Hate Crimes Unit in California during the 1980s and early 1990s.
What makes his legacy so incredible is that he was an openly gay attorney doing this job during a deeply volatile and hostile era for our community. Working right on the front lines, he pioneered tough, unprecedented prosecutions against homophobic violence and secured landmark felony convictions against those who targeted gay individuals. He famously used his platform to send a clear message to institutions like the military that violence against the LGBTQ+ community would not be tolerated. He was also a fierce advocate for attorney rights, standing up for core legal principles within the state system.
When health concerns forced his early retirement in 1993, he didn't stop living fully. He spent his decades of retirement exploring the world alongside his lifelong love and partner, and caring for his beloved Scottie dogs.
Lucky was a devoted partner, a fierce advocate, a true traveler, and a man who fought hard to make the world a safer place for all of us. He will be deeply missed.
Safe travels on your final journey, Lucky.

The new format is a theme. I don't like it but can't change without support from the company as it is not working in admin. We are trying.

Click on your name and symbol on the right upper part of the webpage in the drop-down menu. Will have the Mark Site Read.

I will not have my posts subjected to endless buffering!
 

 

Smart move.  One might wonder if 45 and 47 White House looted any of our own US gold.