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George A. Romero was most famous for making zombie movies, but he also made this movie Knightriders about knights on motorcycles. It's not a gimmicky action film though. It's more of a slow paced sincere drama about an offbeat subject. And yes, that's Mr. Ed Harris there in one of his first lead roles.

If you're flexible, check for last minutes deals. Or wait until the first week of September, the weather is still nice and the Parisians are all back from their month-long August holiday, although I have never been to Paris when some group isn't off work on strike. It's either the train people, or the metro, or the waiters or somebody. Just hope that it's not the garbage collectors.

As other people have stated, you should definately declare your income. It is illegal to not do so, Revenue Canada will likely catch you eventually, and you may be surprised how a conviction like that can limit your future. Registering as a business makes certain things easier. If you plan on writing off expenses as business expenses, you should register as a business. Also, if you wanted to accept payments by cheque or credit card but protect your identity, registering as a business would help do that because any cheque or credit card payment a client made would show up as going to Eva Adore Inc (or whatever) and not your real name. The other advantage to registering as a business is bankruptcy protection, but I don't think this really applies to the sex trade because sex trade workers do not really take big loans to invest huge amounts of money in new developing new products and services (or do they?) So my advice, since you do not seem to have a lot of interest in the nitty gritty of business or tax laws, would be to simply declare your income straightup. But I think it would be a good idea to keep some form of books and set up a seperate account where you deposit your earnings from your sex trade work. There are a number of bookkeeping software applications out there, but honestly, you could probably make due with Microsoft Excel which is probably already on you computer.

I find this really sad, not just because I would like to have sex with Swedish women, but because I admire so much about Swedish culture that I feel disappointed in them for imposing this initiative.

Does it ever occur to anybody else that this generation who congratulate themselves on how great they had it are the same people who invented the Nintendo, the cell phone, the MP3 player, and pushed for all these safety precautions, pushed for participation medals for their kids, did the research on smoking etc? Sorry, but I just find it groan inducing to see one generation blame the generation it raised for how it turned out. They should pull a Michael Jackson and start with the man in the mirror.

It is cold when I bike to work in the mornings these days, and it will be again in the autumn. I would actually consider wearing something like this.

This position has a variety of advantages: -It's comfortable for men with back problems. -Sometimes a woman prefers it when a man's penis is a bit big for her, that way she can control the penetration. -It leaves everybody's hands free to do other things while having sex. -The aformentioned view of the lady. -Psychologically people prefer it for different reasons, some because they see the person on top as being the dominator, some because they see being on bottom as being pampered.

Women's mestral blood can attract bears. So if your incall location is a tent in the woods, you shouldn't work during your period. That is just my advice.

Don't prison cells have toilets out in the open? What's the difference between having your flaccid penis out to urinate versus having your erect penis out to wank? Does the law see a difference? Is one legally obscene and the other not?

As far as clothes go, I live in Ottawa, nobody cares what they look like here. If I started wearing nice clothes everybody would probably assume I was from Montreal and start talking to me about smoked meat or the Jazz festival or something. The only brand I really care about is Lindt. Nobody makes a better a chocolate in my opinion.

'Striptease' by Hawksley Workman

I would like to think I am a good client. I try to be respectful, polite, and hygenic. I feel those are the important things. I don't really worry about whether I am what an SP would find attractive or not. It's up to the SPs to decide who they want as their clientele and to develop a screening process that gets them that clientele. If an SP puts it in their ad that they won't see men under 40, I will respect that barrier and not contact that SP. But if the SP doesn't communicate any demographic barriers, then I assume she doesn't have any.

I'm sure there's a market for this sort of thing, but I'm not really sure what one would learn from it. I mean, besides the basics such as 'Chapter 1: Locating Your Own Penis' etc. The thing is everybody's different. A sex tutor might teach a man what makes her happy, but that might not be the same thing as what that man's wife wants. So I think what's best is to learn to articulate your sexual preferences, not feel ashamed of them, and not feel like you're being criticized when your partner makes suggestions.

Maybe we haven't heard of it because it's national cleavage day for the American nation, and not yet international cleavage day. If they made this holiday with Canada in mind, they probably would've waited for warmer weather. I didn't see a lot of cleavage today, mostly winter coats.

'My Moon, My Man' - Feist

'Black Limousine' by Dragonette

This news makes me happy. Yay Canada!

I give myself a haircut every couple months. Since my pubes grow in tight curls they don't really get intrusively long. I find whenever I trim it leaves me really sensitive, tingly and aware of my genitals; and so I get boners like nobodies business. If I were to shave it right down to the skin I would probably just be walking around with a constant erection.

I do hope this motion passes. It would be a good step towards Canada becoming more accepting of this lifestyle. None of the arguements against it make any sense. Especially any anti-brothel arguements. I really doubt that from the street any brothel looks any different from any strip club. In fact, a brothel would probably be more discreet.

I think there is a fair bit of wisdom in picking your battles. Also, from my experience, a lot of people can dish it out but can't take it. Playing nice has worked well for me.

Pink seems like a good hard-drinkin arm-wrestlin' kinda gal.

I tend to find endless superlatives fairly meaningless, especially when self-applied. I'm glad you think you're "the best", it's good to have confidence and all, but it does just feel like overselling. More qualitative adjectives are appreciate such as "gentle" or "dominant" etc. Describe the tone of your lovemaking. Are you the type to pamper a passive man or the type who wants to work up a sweat together. There are things that I think every SP should put in their ads, both as a courtesy to their potential clientele and as a timesaver for themselves so that they don't have to answer endless inquiries. These are: - Rates - The hours you'll be working. If you know your schedule for the immediate future, it's probably a good idea to include that. - What part of town you work in. - Any commonly-demanded menu item restrictions such "no greek" - Any types of clients you automatically refuse. For example, I know a lot of SPs will not see black men or young men. If you have these types of automatic restrictions on what types of clients you will see, you should probably be upfront about them and save everybody some time. - Your screening process. If you are going to ask for references, say so. - You should include a few clear photos of yourself. I know a lot of SPs have these more artsy photos that have been manipulated with photoshop after effects such as posterizing and dialing up the contrast. It's fine to have fun with your modelling and photography, but there should be at least one or two photos where I can get a good clear look at you. - It's good to indicate your age or what age group you are in, especially if your photos do not show your face.

Thanks MrMe. It's good to know that she is, in fact, a real person and a lovely one at that. I also am glad to hear she plays safe because I do too. I am looking forward to meeting her.