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"Metallica-Master Of Puppets" But if you have to strings to hold you down... you are the master of your own puppet show. No strings... from pinocchio

I've been working in an office setting for several year and have for some time wanted to act out an affair in the office (one that would not get me fired, ha ha). I've tried that a couple times with service providors but have not quite had the setting, clothing, or the acting right. The girls I was with were fantastic anyway so it was by no means a disappointment, but its still an unfulfilled fantasy.

well for rainbow, we must have the rainbow connection.

sunshine lollipops and rainbows http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2sKH8yjVsM

personally I need the 300 or 400 odd channels I get to surf through to find out there is nothing on worth watching... by the time I realize there is nothing worth watching, its time for the next set of programs, so the next search beings, ha ha. Actually I watch National geographic channel and others a lot so I often do find things worth watching when I need some distraction.

I'm also a bit on the large size (but work out regularly). One lady, in Austria was afraid I'd crush her, I assured her that I wouldn't and didn't... I hold up my weight with my arms, and that seems to work well. None of the other gals have ever complained about my size. Its been universally wonderful.

well from the oranage blossom express to an express right into the sun. set the controls for the heart of the sun, pink floyd.

I'm back from vacation and ready to make more farfetched connections. Ok, the opposite of being untouchable is touching and too much touching can lead to accidents and if its really big, its a trainwreck. I was randomly picking through a CD bargain bin at Walmart and found this CD. I didn't have my glasses with me so I could only read the CD title and had no idea what songs were on it. It was funny how well it resonates with me; synchronicity. The song is trainwreck.

I personally really don't get much out of a blow jobs and would prefer if the SP engaged in safer practices. I've gotten atonished looks when I tell an SP that I'm not particularly fond of blow jobs. Apparently I'm unusual. I've been amused by a couple of gals who insisted that they could change my mind... they didn't.

Getting home from a 2 week vacation and finding out how much work has piled up for me.

Got a big project done yesterday, just need official sign off on Monday, then I'm on vacation for 2 week.

from Skid Row to Catfish Row The opening scene of Gerwin's Porgy and Bess Summertime and the living is easy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZsVMQSCXyk

summertime, and the living is easy just two proposals for funding to submit by the end of this week

I didn't suggest eliminating laws against organized crime, I said legalizing and regulating the activity that organize crime uses to make money such as gambling, prostitution, alcohol distribution and drug distribution, takes that market away from them. They no longer make money from alcohol and have been pushed out of most forms of gambling. There is a literature on this topic in economics (forensic economics). I'll see if I can paste a few references for you when I get a chance.

There is always the library. Many libraries archives newspapers going back to the 19th century. They used to save them on microfiche, but presumably they now save them electronically. You might even be able to access the archive on line. Also try the Toronto sun website, but given that age they probably don't have it available on line, but its possible. Note if you go with the library it would only have the pictures actually published in the paper. The Toronto Sun web site also offers additional pictures not actually published in the paper. I've looked through it before; one of the SPs I've spent an hour with last summer had been a sunshine girl. I can't recall if I found her picture on the web site; the Sun's archive is a bit tedious to go through in terms of user interface... and rather distracting in terms of content.

I echo the use of Notepad. It has an added advantage in that if you paste is stuff copied from other sources (e.g., quotes from a song, I do that a lot) the original formatting is removed so that you can then copy and paste from notepad without having annoying font changes and other formats.

Highlight of today... moving my eldest son back to school -- one kid left in the house this week.

Yes Roaming guy it was an opera by Bizet -- didn't you just love my synopsis of the song. Ha ha. And my Waynes world translation fit in well with your selection. Ok continuing along the lines of Bohemian. B.Smetana: From Bohemian Woods and Fields (from My Country), "Symphony Prague"/S.Britvik

on the theme of volcanos Dante's Peak Or perhaps Verticle limit

Well sometimes love gets in the way of friendship. Even best friends can fight over someone they love. In this clip from the opera The Pearl Fishers, two best friends pledge to each other their eternal friendship. The result is one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever written. The part in the middle (the bridge if you like) where it sounds like they are about to fight is when they see the woman they both love. But they return to their duet. Also note how at the beginning they are singing separately, but as the song progresses their vocals become more co-ordinated and interconnected. If you have a keen sense of music, you'll notice that part of the bridge was stolen by Bizet right out of his opera Carmen -- but apparently you can't sue yourself for copyright infridgement. ha ha. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-rDRa-5h4s Sorry, I couldn't find a version with subtitles, but basically they say. "Hey man, I love you bro" "Me too, dude, lets be friends again" "Ok, but wait, [the bridge] there she is, the woman we fought over, and I still love her" "But she is now out of bound because her new job in the temple makes touching her a major crime, dude, so let us swear off women and be friends" "Ok, good thinking bro, a death sentence would be a serious bummer" "OK, dude"

Sometimes you want to be lovers and sometimes you just want to be friends Amy Winehouse If you can ever find the time to just be just friends (she should have tried email)

Finding recommendations is rather hit and miss. A lot of people don't habitually put out reviews/recommendations for girls; I didn't really start offering recommendations until I'd been at this hobby for more than 3 years. In part this might have been are reluctance to give away the treasures I'd found and in part a wariness of confessing my extracurricular shenanagans on line... but lately I'm inclined to talk about the gals cause I've had a string of wonderful experiences and I really wanted to share (brag). Another thing is that the turn over and site changes amongst girls is remarkably high so that many girls are not on any particular site all that long. Two of the girls I posted recommendations about earlier this year are no longer at the particular agency (I just posted a note to that effect earlier today for one of the gals -- oh Lacy where did you go). In fact the majority of the girls I've seen through agencies are either no longer at that agency, or the agency had folded. And of the ones who have moved to other agencies, I only know of 2 who have retained their stage names. I tend to book through agencies because if I trust the agency, I can be reasonably confident in the experience I will have. Indies are also fairly transitory, and often change their stage names or locations. Unless they are members of CERB, you probably wont see much about them on CERB. I would suggest that if this gal attracts you, take one for the team, book with her, have fun, and then write a recommendation if you have a good time.

A friend of mine has been encouraging me to listen to Billie Holiday lately, so I'll go back to her and the connection is that while hes been hitchiking everywhere (as in the previous post), shes lonely for him and wondering... "Lover Man, oh, where can you be. The night is cold and I'm so all alone. I'd give you my soul, to call you my own ... Some day, we will meet, and you will dry all my tears"