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Thank you all for the great Birthday wishes. I had a good day! I watched my nephew kick some serious tennis ass in a tournament over the weekend. It so reminded me of my childhood. Expect I didn't win all the matches.

Jason is most definitely the epitome of professional. He was very cool, calm and collective as a co/host. On top of that, he was sexy and adorable. That is the total package!

Thanks so much for this list. You listed many things that I have never considered and will be making some different plans for future trips!

I learned that sex is often better if you meet the guy on Gawkr and he is already in your hotel. Quick, fast and then he goes back to his own room. No cuddling afterwards.

Well Dane. Lets be real here. If you were dressed in leather and had me wearing a dog collar with an occasional spank on the ass I'd be saying thank you all the time too. Why does Daddy get to have all the fun? LOL Zipperzone. Didn't you hear, Daddy doesn't wear underwear!

Great story. If I were running that kind of business, I'd do the same thing!

I love that analogy. Thank you! I want to be Bree!

I will say that I think this season is the best yet! Amazing performers and the judges are the best to date. Simon is not missed at all!

How much easier is this going to be for all?

Yes, welcome! I hope you enjoy the site and participate more. There are a great group of guys here and we are happy to have you and welcome you with open arms.

There are good and relevant posts on both boards. I think this one kicks ass, but I am prejudice. I agree. It was very nice of others to help him if that is what happened. I read that Daddy is out of work and he had a few fundraisers for it. He runs the board. It is his baby so to speak. The gathering was a group of posters from both boards. He was not able to attend for financial reasons and I think it very nice that others wanted him to be there and offered to help. I didn't know of the thread you were referring to so I went over and read it. It seems that most are thanking Daddy for the site and for running it and giving them the chance to meet together. At least that is what I think most of them mean. What one man does with his money is his business. I don't like anyone telling me that I am a fool for supporting 7 Thai boyfriends or for staying in nice hotels or for buying gadgets that I don't need. It is my money and I'll spend it how I choose. If they want to give him money or even buy him a house, good for them. They worked hard for it and they should have the right to spend the money any way they choose. (one paragraph removed for a night's sleep) Is it at all possible to just move beyond the Daddy issues?

Interesting stats that Hispanics now make up 16% of the USA population and grow at a faster rate than any other group. Thanks for the link to the map.

Like others, I have read every post with great interest! Thank you! Thank you!

My oh My. Another one? You are right. Those are the guys that did all the work! And, they need to be thanked. I don't know if this is accurate or not. If so, I am truly impressed. How did he get someone to do that? I can't even get a free dinner. Airfare and Hotels. Damm. I want to be him! Really now? Tell us how you really feel Townsend. jk I think we know your feelings. And, may I say that I really enjoyed the weekend and hope that all these thread will tell everyone how much they missed at the event and that next year's event will be even better. Now, if I can only save up enough money to take Benjamin with me, I'd be in heaven.

Two strong earthquakes struck northeastern Myanmar less than a minute apart Thursday night. They could be felt as far away as Bangkok, but a tsunami was not generated. The first 7.0-magnitude quake was just six miles (10 kilometers) deep, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. It was followed by another of the same strength but far deeper: 140 miles (230 kilometers). The quakes struck along Myanmar's borders with Thailand and Laos, about 70 miles (110 kilometers) from the northern Thai city of Chiang Rai. Buildings swayed in Bangkok, 500 miles (800 kilometers) south of the epicenter. The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center says it was located too far inland to create a destructive wave. http://abcnews.go.com/International/wireStory?id=13211209

Z, I'd only love to spend that much on escorts in one year! I think I'd die of Viagra overload though.

Although I sometimes ride the tuna trail, Denise was only the conduit to my experience. She was not really my type.

As someone who loves attention, I love that there are almost 30 posts in this thread that is dedicated to MEEEEEE.... I feel so loved. Thank you. Thank you all! I wish to thank Tampa Yankee for his support, Marc Anthony for his guidance over the years and Lucky for being patient with this thread. I'd like to dedicate this award (thread) to Denise from The Gaiety who so many years ago gave me my first experience into this escort world.

Are you serious? 50 million. That can't be right. That is not possible.

More than 80 countries have signed a UN gay rights resolution to end homophobic violence and laws against gay sex. The resolution was presented at the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva today. It calls on states to “take steps to end acts of violence, criminal sanctions and related human rights violations committed against individuals because of their sexual orientation or gender identity.” US secretary of state Hillary Clinton and the Obama administration released statements praising the resolution and calling on the UN to do more to tackle homophobia around the world. Ms Clinton said: “Today, 85 countries from every region of the world joined together in a historic moment to state clearly that human rights apply to everyone, no matter who they are or whom they love. “Countries around the world participated, including many that had never supported such efforts. And we hope that even more countries will step up.” She added that the resolution was “an example of America’s commitment to human rights through dialogue, open discussion and frank conversation with countries we don’t always agree with on every issue”. The White House said: “The president is proud of the work we have done to build international consensus on this critical issue and is committed to continuing our determined efforts to advance the human rights of all people.” http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2011/03/23/85-countries-sign-un-gay-rights-resolution/ I wonder if we had a petition in the USA, how many Governors would sign it?

I really like Cord and I liked the way he didn't use the word girl in the interview. Ellen was going to set him up on a date night but he never said he wanted a girl. Perhaps, I just missed it. Perhaps he said it and I ignored it.

Thank you for the article. This gives me another reason to love LA!

Tell us more about the Gay Pride in Phoenix!

Apple appears to have pulled an iPhone and iPad app promising "freedom from homosexuality through the power of Jesus" after coming under fire from gay rights activists. More than 146,000 people signed a petition calling on Apple to remove the so-called "gay cure" app backed by Exodus International, a Christian group that describes itself as "the world's largest worldwide ministry to those struggling with unwanted same-sex attraction". According to the Florida-based group, homosexuality is "a multicausal, developmental issue and that any individual can experience freedom through the support of caring individuals and the healing power of Jesus Christ". The app aims to give users "a useful resource for men, women, parents, students and ministry leaders" to "reconcile their faith with their sexual behaviour". The app has been on sale since 15 February but was last night no longer available. Apple has yet to comment on the furore that the app sparked and was unavailable for comment. The company has strict rules on governing the content of apps and regularly blocks apps it believes may cause offence or contain risqué content. Exodus had been marked "4+" by the company, a grade that meant Apple judged it contained no objectionable content. In the petition letter addressed to Steve Jobs, the Apple chief executive, and posted last week on the Change.org site, objectors said: "Apple doesn't allow racist or anti-semitic apps in its app store, yet it gives the green light to an app targeting vulnerable LGBT youth with the message that their sexual orientation is a 'sin that will make your heart sick' and a 'counterfeit'. "This is a double standard that has the potential for devastating consequences. Apple needs to be told, loud and clear, that this is unacceptable." The objectors called on people to continue signing the petition last night. Noting that the app no longer appears to be available, they wrote: "Does that means Apple has pulled the app, like more than 140,000 customers have asked? It's hard to tell; Apple hasn't issued an official statement yet. Until they do, it's important that we keep up the pressure, so that Apple hears loud and clear that "ex-gay" therapy deserve no place in the App Store." Earlier this week Dr Gary Remafedi, director of the Youth and AIDS Projects, accused Exodus of distorting his research into homosexuality and called on Apple to remove the app. In a letter to Apple Remafedi, director of the youth and Aids projects and a professor of pediatrics at the University of Minnesota, said the app "erroneously cites my research in support of claims that homosexuality can be changed ... Associating my work with that of the ex-gay ministry and other unfounded treatments is professionally injurious and grievous." He told the Minneapolis-St Paul Star Tribune that he had challenged many misrepresentations of his work over the years and has had "100%" success in doing so. Apple had responded to his letter. "They said they are on it," Remafedi said. "I am simply pointing out a problem. I'm sure they will do the right thing." http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2011/mar/23/gay-cure-app-apple-iphone

One of the truly greatest ladies in theater died today. She was 79. Rest in Peace Elizabeth. You will be missed!