Phaedrus

Once you've posted something, you can't delete the post. However, you can - if you get to it within the time limit - edit it to remove the content. I'd imagine that's what happened here.

Depending on how mobile you are, you could also consider Megan and Melia... they're both not too far from the Market.

+1 on that. By all means move yourself and your family where the prospects are better than the country in which you were born. But why on earth would you then want to import the barbaric attitudes that screwed up your native country in the first place?

Congratulations, Dorinda!

I think it's more about an eye-bleach button... :) Amusement of the day for me: seeing a SP advertising hours from 'Mondaty - Friday'. And I ask myself.... was that deliberate? Monday sucks, but I like the idea of Mondaty... :)

I've never had this done myself, so I'm speculating... but... I'd have thought having all the hair ripped out would swiftly put an end to that, no?

I asked Mod, and the reply was the MA section, since they're not doing FS. But we could do with an Official Pronouncement on this.

Generally: she'll get naked (although it may take a song or two). Touching T&A is OK, but stop there. Anything more is Officially Against The Rules. But as always, YMMV.

Well... guys... since he's a new user, it may just be poor phrasing :) captainkf: FS usually means... um... everything. If you're just looking for a massage with a happy ending (hands only) then any of the MAs who advertise here will probably do that. If you're looking to get laid at the end of your massage, you'd be looking for a SP who does massage too. And on the legality: that only really matters when discussing massage parlours. Independent MAs can technically do whatever they like (although if they wanted to to that, they'd just advertise as SPs, so they won't :) ). The broader point here is: don't go to a MA looking for any more than what MAs offer; that way lies awkwardness and a lot of questions to which the answer is "No." Anyway... let us know what you're looking for (massage + HJ, or really massage + pretty much anything else) and we'll be able to give you some more accurate suggestions...

Wow. It *has* been a landmark-filled week! Happy birthday, Penelope!

Congratulations, Penelope! Now what would have been really cool would have been if you'd become a Goddess with your 1000th post. There's a challenge there for someone.... :)

This is very cool. "Sebastian Schmieg of the Netherlands created this video by feeding a transparent image to Google Image Search and asking it to find similar images, and then taking the top result and feeding it back into the similarity algorithm, 2951 times." And the result is... this: Via BoingBoing.

Well, there's no harm in doing this. I'd done it at some point in the past, but I've just renewed everything :) Thanks for the reminder, RG! But it's true that this doesn't stop all telemarketing. AFAIK any company with which you already have a business relationship, or that you've done business with relatively recently (I can't remember what the cut-off is for this, but 6 months springs to mind) can legitimately call you up and ask you to do surveys, or buy other things from them, or whatever. Your best bet with them is to give them a call and ask them to take you off their marketing lists; most companies prefer not to piss their customers off too much and will therefore do so. However, it may take a bit of time to kick in - what they tend to do is make sure tht you aren't included in any new marketing campaigns, rather than take you out of any that may be running already.

More girls! Motley Crue - Girls, Girls, Girls

Swimming! Good cardio, and easy on the joints (which is important for those of us who are getting to the stage where the knees start to go...)

Books and CDs. And random things from all the places I've been. And they, in turn, collect dust. I have a lot of dust....

I looove snow. Go outside. Throw it at people. Build stuff. Slide down hills. Do all three at once. Awesome. Having said that, I really hate this freezing-rain-crappy-slush-horribleness we have at the moment. I really, really hate it when it's *inside* my shoes....

Conversations being lumped together or not is really just a matter of personal preference and what you're used to. Changing what you're used to always sucks :) I quite like gmail, as it hasn't locked me out of my account yet (as opposed to hotmail, which did on a regular basis, so I dumped it). However, I don't use it for my real-life email, as there's limits to how much I want Google to know about me. Call me paranoid if you like...

Ye,s you can. All kinds of service companies do this all the time. It's not just the likes of Google and FB; how often do you get letters from your bank/credit card/phone/cable/insurance companies with some change to the terms and conditions? As long as they give you reasonable notice and the chance to opt out and quit the service without penalties, it's OK. Annoying as hell, that I'll grant you... but not illegal, nor even particularly unreasonable. I don't really have a problem with it; it's probably better than the 50-odd policies they have for various things at the moment. The real thing driving this is their quest to get one over FB; the point here is merging all the services they offer so that they can pretend that everyone who uses Google-anything is an enthusiastic Google+ user. The vast majority of people won't shut down accounts over this.

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