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And you stick to your lowlife. Good luck to you too.

They are the moral majority still but not your kind, the low lifes.

Same to you. You probably need it more than I.

People are more open about sex these days but there is a tradition of no sex before marriage and an engagement period that typically lasts a year or more. I was just repeating what is traditionally accepted as proper. If you can do it this way, you will likely end up with a better life.

I'm dead serious. Why do you think I'm joking? RU nuts?

Before you have sex with someone, get engaged for a year, then marry

I knew a guy who had a passport that looked at least an inch thick. He was on a 30-visa and went on a "visa run" every month. Over the years, his passport got very thick from adding pages for the required entry/exit stamps.

Some of his family members work for the Trump Organization. When Trump was the US President, there were some activity to restart the Cap Cana development; but the US Constitution forbids Presidents from profiting from foreign sources, so not much happened in that regard. I read somewhere that...

My understanding is that he made millions off the failed Cap Cana deal; investors lost millions. That suit was to get rest of the money that had been promised to him.

Looks like they were getting paid for appearances, use of their name, and the sales of lots and promises. When things turned sour, investors lost millions. The Trump name is not what it use to be. More people are getting wise toward him.

All travelers have to itemize on a form ALL purchased items when entering US.

https://www.medicare.gov/Pubs/pdf/11037-Medicare-Coverage-Outside-United-States.pdf?msclkid=7d4ed243c83111ecb0bea50fca362456

That may be misleading regarding Medicare in Santiago. Do you know of anyone who received Medicare coverage in Santiago? Probably not. Here is the official Medicare statement with regard to overseas coverage from medicare.gov: "Travel outside the U.S. Medicare usually doesn’t cover health...

I remember a story about an American expat who retired to a beach resort town in a foreign country. He committed suicide soon after the move -- He left a note that said, after arriving and settling in, he went to all of the tourist attractions. He then felt very lonely and isolated in a society...

I think I may have been subconsciously rooting for mine to fail. But in my case, I ended up destroying it.

He was getting picked up on a routine basis by the police for crimes he did not commit because he made the usual suspects list.

A guy once told me he became one of "the usual suspects" that police rounded up after a crime was committed. He worked as a bartender in a biker bar at the time. So he moved overseas to a tropical beach where no one knew him.

I thought about retiring in a foreign country, but here is the problem: "Even when you make friends, you’ll still be a foreigner, even after living there for many years." I like to be near my old stomping grounds with family and friends and don't like to be a foreigner, at least not for long.

Front loaders can become unbalanced also. Mine becomes unbalanced sometimes, causing the washer to make loud or unusual noises, to vibrate and shake. Sometimes an unbalanced washer will fail to spin or drain. I had a top loader that lasted about 25 years and I replaced it just because of it age...

A guy once told me that Jolly Roger is for whites only. Any truth to that? It's hard to imagine such a place would exist in this day and age, especially in a tourist area with many black residents. I heard also that the place burned down sometime back and was rebuilt.