toine

Not sure that any software will fix 'shaky camera syndrome'. What is dark may be made lighter, with finer distinctions, but what is blurred will remain blurred... Curious to see what others will suggest.

There have recently been a few threads that were not in the spirit of CERB, and many have responded with a shower of negative rep points. Broadly speaking, nothing unusual there, as it represents what a closely-knit social group will do to those who go against dominant social norms. There are instances, from time to time, of negative points being given to those who expressed opinions that are mildly controversial while still respecting CERB social norms. That is somewhat regrettable, as it creates tension, those getting negative points likely being turned off by this. I know I have been in the past... Is the line clear cut? Certainly not, but as a community, each here must strive sincerely to express one's point of view while respecting CERB's stand regarding the hobby, its participants, be they providers and hobbyists. Overall, this community is a remarkably well-functionning and respectful one. toine

In my opinion, you will look best as a brunette, but lightish red would be a close second...Either way, you'll look great!

Among the ladies: megforfun (edited: my bad, megforfun has already made it in the past) Among the gents: WrinkledinTime (Wit) and Old dog Many other deserving members will certainly be put forward by other members. Best to all of them, toine

I think it was Esmeralda, which is too much of a mouthful for most of us. Emma works so much better.

Best for Stevecurious on his b-day!

I think Mr G is right, B&W pics have an additional depth, when well done. Whatever the equipment and technical level, a little bit of forethought and some care for details will lead to better pics. And then there is the joy of meeting the lady for real, one on one, which surpasses whatever pleasure the pics give... toine

Hugh Grant! I feel for you, you must've felt real bad...

difficult topic, obviously, and one that should be explored at one's own sweet time with a trusted partner... There are many threads that will touch on this topic here, from both men and women (often SP) perspective, and here is a Slate contributor take on it http://www.slate.com/id/2270622/, with a veneer of scientific analysis, likely hard to assess for non-specialists like myself.... My take? some love it, some just don't want anything to do with it, I have discovered it is most likely not really for me, though I will try again, and all of us are different...Ain't that a great piece of news, all of us are different, lol!

this thread in the 'new to this' section may help to provide clarity: http://www.cerb.ca/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=49126

....and you may also drop by their profile and leave a message of appreciation... I know I'll be leaving one to Carley...

Dancing is giving a performance, and as any performer, dancers may need to draw energy from the crowd. When there are only a handful of guys sitting on their hands, it may be difficult to be enthusiastic and find within oneself to give a really good show. I recall more than 15 years ago, I was in a club in Vancouver and in attendance there were a group of guys from Cuba (a soccer team, or something). They REALLY enjoyed the performance and were very demonstrative. The ladies provided in turn very good shows, likely as they saw very clearly their work was appreciated. It was not even the case they were being tipped for their extra effort. They probably just felt appreciated, which we all need at work!

Well, I did pay attention the schedule, and except for the JORDAN IS BACK headline, never saw any sign of her on the schedule. Must mean my eyesight if failing faster than I ever thought possible, lol. Be it a pause or retirement (at such a young age), I wish J the best. toine

...Well, good to hear that Acqua will recover. I do hope the folks living above have not been affected too badly, and that a helping hand will be extended to them as well. toine

Well, there is plenty to be said about Nika, CMJ newest find. She is a cute early 20-something, has a very pretty face and intriguing eyes, narrow hips, lovely bum, and perfect A-cup breasts. She has a great attitude, being there to have a good time and making sure you have a great time. Met her with Vicki (see my reco on Vicki: http://www.cerb.ca/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=57240 ) and the chemistry between them was great, as if they were long time friends. (see this reco on Vicki for a training duo with Ianara-Lee: http://www.cerb.ca/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=60450; she may have a knack for teaching.) In the massage world, the first quality is attitude, and Nika has the right one, being there for your enjoyment. Her massage skills are good, will certainly improve over time, her body slide is great, she knows how to use her assets, and she knows how to use her two hands to great effect. She also knows that tease is just as important as please. She is, as well, gorgeous looking without being full of herself. As I am always somwhat anxious the first time, her cool attitude certainly helped me relax. Repeat with Nika alone? Without a doubt! With Vicki? As often as possible...Duos may be the only financially-responsible way to go... toine

Angel Starr, it is a most excellent first contribution...

Hey! we may have run into one another at Cecil... Is it still up? Last time I was in Vancouver, it (and the blues club Yaletown) was about to be demolished for another condo building, as if there aren't enough of these in that neighbourhood.... Old dog said it, though: the economic mechanisms of the clubs changed entirely once Champagne room were created. No need to go into specifics, but the rent owners change as you all know... Cecil could be fun! Or are the glowing memory from a time I was young and mostly careless?

Chinatown Dog Day Afternoon Wings of Desire (it had an awful American remake) Jules et Jim The Bicycle Thief The Magnificent Seven was a remake of Kurosawa's Seven Samurai, so sometimes remake do work...

Lynette is beautiful!

hear, hear! It doesn't need to be professional level, but the too easy, too fast cellphone in the bathroom mirror pic can be improved upon quite easily. As noted here, just asking a friend to take the pic, and paying some attention to potentially distracting background details goes a long way... toine

Amusing: we didn't sit in the same Econ 101 course: do you recall the concept of opportunity cost, and the layman's translation: time is money? Well, admittedly, an evening out with a woman can be quite enjoyable, but in some cases it is just boring, and you'll pray for the phone to ring to give you a way out... Anyway, I wish you the best!

maybe thier spellnig willbe ttally messsed up? :icon_smile: I got to agree that there is much info to be picked up in a live conversation that will not come across through text or email. The rule can be different for people one has got to know and trust over time.

Here is a Q&A with the author at Salon.com: http://www.salon.com/life/sex/index.html?story=/mwt/feature/2011/08/09/equality_and_sex

...there is Jean Leloup, either with or (chorus in English, but the rest in French, pour une fille d'Ottawa...)When not kitish, or worse totally wasted, Leloup could give a great show!