Comments by rosco2

Thanks for that great help. I did find the informative, older review on ScottTUSCL's user page. Thanks again to both of you.

About 10 years ago I had a session at Lynn's with a lovely young woman who mentioned that she had tried to join the military, but was refused--or had been told to try again later--because of a DUI or alcohol-related charge. As unusual as it may sound, is it possible the Bush administration is trying to increase military enrollments by closing down parlors? You know that they've been having a hard time meeting enrollment quotas. I'm not saying working at a massage parlor is a life-long career, but it might help some young women over a hard financial hump in their life while they try to find a good job. Without an available parlor, perhaps they'd be more inclined to sign up for military service during a period of hardship? Anyway, does anyone else know of sudden and unusual closings of multiple parlors that have been open for years and years in their towns? Columbia, Missouri, has been decimated parlor-wise this past year, and we heard TrojanGreg's story of multiple closings in Clayton County, Georgia.

Fuji's and VIP were AMPs. Lynn's was a regular MP.