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9 years ago
The location is listed as San Jose.
SJG, just what are you up to now?
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9 years ago
Motorhead: "'CT is the abbreviation for Connecticut'"
Brilliant.
It should be CO"
I think Colorado already has dibs on CO.
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9 years ago
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rickduganVerified and Certifiable Super-Reviewer
So, Rick, just meet her in the club, order a pizza for delivery to the club, then go from there.
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9 years ago
For some reason, I keep picturing SJG as a sort of Sheldon Cooper, but he isn't old enough to drink yet and he doesn't know what to do with all of those new hormones in his barely-pubescent body.
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9 years ago
She's attractive enough, but sexiest woman alive? No. For me, her most detracting feature is that upper lip -- it looks like she's had some injections in it to puff it up some.
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9 years ago
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shailynnThey never tell you what you need to know.
"the word is "worse". the "worse" the test scores. i swear education in America is absolutely the worst."
Doctor Phil doesn't capitalize the first word in sentences. He doesn't capitalize "I." And he placed the period outside of the ending quote mark.
Geez.
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9 years ago
A couple of thoughts on getting married: No. And Hell NO!
Most of the married women I've met seem to go by the philosophy, "What's mine is mine, and what's his is mine."
My take on marriage is you have a choice: Marriage or a bullet in the head? A bullet in the head or marriage? They really just amount to the same thing.
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9 years ago
Yeah, she should've kicked that clown in the nuts. I have a feeling she could sue him for mental anguish and cruelty if she wanted to.
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9 years ago
Mentoring sounds like a good story. A client's daughter is thinking about law school and wanted to pick your brains about it.
I don't know what area of law you practice, but maybe you could just say it was a business dinner, which, for all intents and purposes, it was; just let them draw their own conclusions about who she was, along with the notion that, well, you're a lawyer, so anything involving that dinner is probably going to be confidential.
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9 years ago
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whodeyFat bastard that can afford to fuck hot strippers
It said in the first paragraph that she lost; I wouldn't expect the insurance company to cut her a check for anything, other than normal and reasonable medical expenses.
And, wow, that's definitely an aunt who deserves to be scratched off the family's Christmas card list.
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9 years ago
Whodey, "The Walking Dead" is a TV series on AMC. It's based on a series of graphic novels of the same name.
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9 years ago
I've seen a handful of strippers advertise on Backpage. Probably seen more agencies advertise there though.
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9 years ago
I'd put her at an 8. Could do without the bondage photos though.
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9 years ago
I wonder if the personals might be an option for something like this?
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9 years ago
So they're going to stop doing the major thing that attracts customers?
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9 years ago
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mjx01Aspiring Global Hound
She figures out the job isn't for her (i.e., she's too thin-skinned to deal with all of the bullshit from management, other strippers, and all of the mongers).
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9 years ago
NOOOO! Don't tell me! I haven't seen it yet!
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9 years ago
I forgot all about the reverse-image searches. In situations like that tineye.com can be your friend.
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9 years ago
Jayhawk, yes, LE does often use Backpage, Craigslist, CityVibe, and any number of other advertising sites to set up stings. That's why you need to do your research. Look at those reviews. Look at the number of reviews. Look at the number of reviews those reviewers have done. Just like with dancers, you'll need to go through all of this to start fine-tuning your radar.
As for proving you aren't LE and what you can do to put her at ease? Good question. There are verification sites that some escorts use -- P411, RS2K, and others. Some will ask for references from other escorts. Some will do their own screening. I've done that a couple of times with out-of-town escorts, and they've called my workplace like they were just following up on a job reference. One or two have just wanted to talk on the phone for a few minutes, just some introductory questions and to get a vibe for the guy.
As for putting her at ease when you're face to face? If you have any experience with dancers and OTC, it's all really pretty much along the same lines, and it's going to depend on the people, the place, and the time.
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9 years ago
^ Well, at least a lady of the VIP room.
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9 years ago
No, she isn't attractive. The blue contacts really mess things up, and, well, to me, she just seems really smug in that photo. And she admits to pimping out her underage daughters? I didn't read the article so I don't know just when she did that or what the statue of limitations are in Kentucky, but, damn it, where are the cops?
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9 years ago
I've relied on TER quite a bit, too. My suggestion if you check TER out is keep an eye on both the number of reviews for a provider and the number of reviews a customer has done. If she only has one or two reviews, there's a better than decent chance that she, her pimp, or a shill wrote it. If a reviewer only has one or two reviews under his belt, chances are he either doesn't have to experience to know what he's talking about (i.e., giving a 10 to an escort who would normally get a rating of 5 or 6) or the lady did a self-review to promote herself. If you find a listing with both of those characteristics, it's just best to leave well enough alone.
Take a look at TER's discussion boards, too. You should be able to get a feel for the major players in the area, as well as the more experienced ladies. If you get to know some of these folks well enough through the boards, you could try to get some information back-channeling.
Another site you might want to take a look at is BigDoggie.net.
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9 years ago
What she did was wrong, period. There should be no double standard, whether the "victim" was willing or not. As a teacher, she was in a position of power and authority over her students -- people she's supposed to educate and entrusted to protect -- and in such a position, she should be held to a higher standard than many other adults.
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9 years ago
Maybe he imagines he's on a moaning, groaning waterbed.
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9 years ago
Have to agree with mjx -- stick with the hotels. Hotels are neutral territory in every sense of the term. They help punctuate the concept of "no strings attached."
Homes, not so much. Homes are yours -- legally, physically, and emotionally. If you start bringing her to your home on any sort of regular basis, you're not just letting her into your home -- you're letting her into your life. She's going to get very comfortable and you're going to start getting attached.
Worse comes to worse, watch "Risky Business" again -- but just remember that you won't be betting Rebecca DeMMornay in the end.