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As AntlerMan said above, I am always shy in some way. It is true that chemistry is key and once you start to know each other, it becomes a little less awkward. And as anything else in life, there are personalities that might clash and makes it even more nerve-racking. As for performance, everyone wants to be their best but sometimes, it may not work to our advantage. Yet, a follow-up session might be in order to prove that all is good and provide a self-confidence boost...

Ah! Nothing better than nice spinner porn while enjoying a Mama Burger! :-) BTW: Tanner Mayes is indeed quite the hottie...

For myself, there are 2 things I collect: * What is called Blue Mountain pottery (was very popular in the 1950's to 1970's) * Religious items: crucifix, rosaries, cups and plates depicting churches, medals, wall plaques,... ... In fact, I even have a church pew at home! :-)

Same here with the second floor. Only time I've seen it opened to business were special nights where lady dancers were downstairs and male dancers upstairs. Quiet on the first floor, screaming heavily on second floor... :-) Besides that, they used second floor for buffet, for CR and for girls who want to practice moves. I doubt that it changed since then.

I volunteer! Plus they say it could be good to help shed the unwanted pounds... :-)

So glad I don't drink coffee... This way I don't have to stress over the hygiene of my coffee mug! :-)

Great thread! Many ladies I did not get a chance to meet personally but I remember when they were active on CERB and well-appreciated members. For myself, the one I will never forget is a dancer from Barefax 1995-1997. Her name was Jessica and she was originally from Edmonton. She had hawaiian/polynesian origins but was a sweet long-haired brunette with a body to die for! She was so nice, down-to-earth and probably why she will stick in my memory for still a long time.

I have been to Club Aramis once before. It's a nice club, nice girls when I went. But the neighborhood around looks very crappy and suspicious... Not being familiar with the area, I though found it a bit hard to find; it's somewhat hidden even though it's in town.

Joining in early 2006, I think I was one of the first to become a member, as it was just really starting. Don't remember how I happened to come across that site but it was a nice discovery. At one point, I was the 4th most active contributor! However, many have taken me over since. Because of personal situations, I am more in the background now but I come here once in a while to stay informed and contribute the best I can. It is a great community that I would almost call a family. Like any family, there are ups and downs but in the end, they always stick together...

My curiosity won me over and I had to check out the acronym! And I agree with Megan; Tiffany Amber does have a very nice booty!

I agree with Berlin. Yes, doctors are there to provide recommendations and sometimes common sense to their patients, but in no way are they there to judge. It is their professional obligation to provide the best care possible to their patients, whatever the situation of their patients.

Doing some occasional shifts in a pizzeria and strangely enough, on some days, it was warmer outside than inside, even with the ovens. Most important thing is to drink plenty of water and stay hydrated.

My score was 5. Either I'm normal or boring... Maybe it will now affect me psychologically!

PP, ...And just as you left, you missed the best! LOL :-) (Just kidding my friend! Couldn't help myself)

Lucky you! Great entertainment with great company. Never had the chance to go see Annessa dance yet; our schedules are a bit hard to match but one day, it will happen.

Nobody mentioned any suggestion by Elvis? :-)

Heard about it before but never had a chance to stop by. As was said earlier, the comedic aspect is what would make me go in, with friends, for a beer or 2 (not alone). But from the outside, a total stranger would not guess that there is nakedness in there; it looks more like an old tavern/pub.

My First car My first car was a 1991 Grand Prix. So many problems with that car, it wasn't even funny. Although one thing that was funny is that the gas tank was leaking and also, my gas gauge was not working anymore; so it was a bit hard to determine if there was gas in the tank, without making it overleak. My Best car I'd have to say my 2000 Cavalier. Very reliable, not a problem with that car. Did 200,000km in 5 years without a hitch. My Worst car The Grand Prix mentioned above was bad but I have to say that my current car is the worst I owned. It's a 2003 Pontiac G3 Wave, that I bought new with a very good price, when Pontiac was discontinuing and the auto industry was on tough times. It runs well, very well, but it is the cheapest-made car I've ever seen. I had a little accident with it and the damage on it was unbelievable because it's so fragile; it's made of paper-mache. If I ever have a REAL accident with it, I'll be dead for sure.

Man, are you gone to Vegas and you left us followers wondering about the rest of the story? :-) Hope you have a great time in Vegas! And can't wait to read the rest of the story...

I think everyone agrees that the openness of the Internet made it a whole different experience, whether from the SP representation or from the hobbyist search methods. We are fortunate to have easily accessible and complete sites like CERB or EC but back then, the Ottawa Sun classified ads was the way to go. Everybody will recall a bad experience from an Ottawa Sun ad that didn't pan out as expected, but people tend to forget some more memorable experiences. Sure there were some bad apples but, there were also many, many wonderful ladies to discover. But no pictures, it was a blind date in the making.

Went once to that strip club in Maniwaki. It was a sunday evening. Unfortunately, they are closed Sundays and Mondays... :-(

Kucky? What's kucky? :-)

I prefer a woman with curves than a woman that is way too thin. I just find it healthier. So with a picture, it can be seen easier than trying to make an image from words.

Men or women, I think it's part of the human nature; this sense of anticipation that brings the jitters and butterflies until all settles in. I have been hobbying a long time and still, it's always the same when meeting a lady for the first time. After a few meetings meeting the same lady, it's much better and it's like visiting.