Men growing old - somewhat ungracefully

From the Montreal mirror (Feb 9, 2012) -

Threesomes and scat

by SASHA

February 9, 2012

Dear Sasha, My awesome wife of 10-plus years wants to sleep with women—correction, wants us to sleep with women. This makes both of us hot and bothered, and we’re going to try a threesome. More so, my gal wants us to hire an escort, which I’m also cool with.
We’re trying to educate ourselves on the sex trade and have been looking at many local escort websites, but don’t know how to determine if a service provider is good, or more specifically, doesn’t exploit vulnerable and marginalized women. We want our escort to be a willing, consenting professional.
Any tips on how we can be sure that whatever provider we go with treats their employ­ees/contractors with dignity and respect?
—Bantamcc  

Undignified reply is at  http://www.montrealmirror.com/wp/2012/02/09/threesomes-and-scat/
Well, at least it isn't threesome and cat! Let's give him credit.)

As the Wheel turns...

It is now Dec, 2011 !  Has it been more than EIGHT years since my last post?
I must make up for lost time.

Egad! The big London Ferris wheel spinning out
of control!Notice the cabins breaking loose
and flying off of it?
Heavens! I think I'll take my chances with the
Vienna Ferris wheel, and Harry Lime!

Friend, roamers, countreee-men**.  Please friend me here!
PLEASE?
(Yes, friends- "friend" appears to be a verb these days...)


       FUCK YOU, You big pretentious wheel!

**  -from an old 1960s TV cigarette commercial, where the late Bruno Gerussi, playing Shakespeare's Antony,uses his own peculiar pretentious pronunciation.

Well, it's August and I'm back from vacation. A vacation where I did very little, except climb a Mountain in the Adirondacks-
specifically St. Regis mountain.
Des has a photo record of this, available at
www.xxxxxxxxxx

Take a peek. Some neat webshots!

Is Chateau Plonque 'real' wine?
We refer you to a Tufts University article on what is 'real' and what is not. In it, the author states: "Perfect imitation Chateau Plonque is exactly as good a wine as the real thing".
Caveat: Consumption of Chateau Plonque wines may cause some blurring of the boundaries of these points of view. Discussions of consciousness will initially become enhanced, but ultimately irrelevant.