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I think that is the going price for soul rental. Your soul that is

Well, some "bad" car models can be found in all makes. I happen to be fond of Fords. Here are pics of my 1967 Mustang and 1969 Bronco...still lighting up the occasional Chevy here and there (not Corvettes)...

The spider must have been inside the coke bottle he slipped and fell on (naked).

Why turn the family situation into "Chinatown"? I always ask myself "before deliberately entering into conflict, what is the upside".

I can recommend Ellie Lovell she provides both stretching and pressure.

In keeping with your historical interest, I think the Golden Bee (https://www.broadmoor.com/dining/golden-bee) would be worth a trip. It is open to the public and in addition to pub far there is a piano player during certain hours and a big sing-a-long. Cheers!

Welcome. I don't know your measurement criteria so <shrug>. There are a fresh set of ads everyday and approximately 12 new posts or new comments on existing posts (in general). If someone posts something that is controversial then the number will escalate well beyond that. Perhaps if you check back once you get to Colorado you will see more "action"?

I would like to start by saying that TOB is my go-to place for ads/reviews/discussions etc. That being said, I would like to see (somehow) when a review is posted for a "doubles" session the fact that it is a "doubles" session is indicated. For example, when I see an ad for "Mary" and start to scroll through the reviews, I would like to see it marked if this is a review for "Mary" that the session also included "Jane".

Well, the most Horty Torty show is the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance (https://pebblebeachconcours.net/). The most difficult to attend is SEMA (https://www.semashow.com/). SEMA is for car industry professionals but it is possible to attend. Then there are multitudes of local shows usually organized around specific years/brands/types of cars. For example the annual Rocky Mountain Mustang Round Up (https://rockymountainmustangroundup.org/). Hope this helps!

She still has a PD page however her website now states that she is a cam performer.

Sigh...just get the doctor to hand you a written prescription. Take it to any pharmacy and wait for them to fill the prescription.

I put together what I call "charity bags". Each bag is a gallon zip lock freezer bag containing shelf stable food items (canned meat, individually wrapped cheese, crackers, packaged cookies, granola bars, beef jerky, etc.), a comb, socks, wet wipes, toothbrush, travel size toothpaste, washcloth, dude wipes, travel sized mouth wash, hand lotion and various other hygiene items. I keep these bags in my car and hand them out when approached at a stop or street corner.

Well I don't know if this is a "pet peeve" or just a disappointment. I usually read the ad text, look at the photos; skim the reviews and then click on the website link to learn more about the provider and determine rates. I am disappointed when the ad website link takes you to the provider's OF site. Might be just me.

I have a rather large, oval shaped crock pot made by All Clad. I purchased this type because it has a removable metal "liner". This was important to me because you can remove the liner, put it on the stove and brown the protein. After that just pick it up (it has handles), drop it in the crock pot heating element add additional Ingredientes and set it and forget it. I most often use it to make pot roast: 1 large pot roast; 3 carrots (sliced into 1/2-inch rounds; 2 celery stalks (chopped); one large onion (peeled and cut into wedges); 1 can chopped tomatoes; one package of Lipton onion soup mix; one small can of beef broth; 10 or so small red potatoes; + any additional veggies you might like. I season the roast with seasoned salt and coat with flour. I heat the pot crock liner on the stove, add a bit of olive oil and brown the roast. Deglaze the liner with the beef broth, toss the veggies in the liner, set it in the crock pot and turn it on low for 8 hours. I usually serve with hot biscuits (from a can or frozen) - my biscuit game is weak.

So I was enjoying a FBSM a few weeks back and the therapist asked me “what is your favorite female body part?” I had to think for a moment because who among us doesn’t appreciate the entirety of the whole? But if I had to pick one part it would be hips. Hips you ask? Yes, I love the way they gently curve from the waist down to the top of the thighs. I could spend hours gently stroking them to reach further south and the Promised Land. I like all types of hips: long and narrow, short and wide and full on Victorian swells. My question is what female body part really gets your attention?