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Another vote for Samsung Galaxy S II LTE... two of my friends just got that (both, incidentally, switched and sold their iPhone4's) and OMG that thing is huge! (that's what she said! :icon_smile:) No but seriously, big screen, fast and smooth browsing, and surprisingly light (one of my friends' complaints against IP4 was that it was a bit on the heavy side to be just put into a pocket, etc). Just a beautiful phone from top to bottom. I currently have the previous gen Google phone (Samsung Nexus S) and my phone looked and acted like a dinosaur next to the GS2 :icon_cry: Personally my next phone would be whatever the latest version of Google phone is available (previous user of Nokia -> Blackberry -> iPhone before plunging into Android). Here's my take on things: - choose Apple if you want the most painless and smooth experience, no headaches, everything just works, accessories, app support - choose Android if you want to tinker with your phone, customize it to exactly how you want it, don't want to re-jailbreak your phone everytime there's a system update - choose Blackberry if you're still addicted to BBM or if your friends are still on BBM - choose Windows Mobile if you don't want any of the above lol

If there ever is a group for "librarians that wear glasses" I'd be the first to sign up... I have a thing for the actress in Pearle Vision "sexy librarian" commercial: The actual commercial on youtube:

You had just sent an email to a provider to inquire about services, signed off with your pooning name, hit Send, and only to realize that you had sent it from the wrong email account (your regular daily one) and that your real full name is now known & forever linked by that provider along with your pooning name :) "Crap! How do I recall emails?!?!" "So, umm, are you available tomorrow?" :icon_razz:

Another vote for separate email & phone - this is the only place I save SP contacts, notes, bookmarks etc. Most web-based emails have a "I am on a shared public computer" option when logging in. Always check that so nothing's left locally on the computer when you log out. Ideally if I could store all the information all in my head I would - but I'm not MENSA so I need technology's help :)

I've always asked, when booking a session with an SP, if I could take a shower when I arrive. Even though I always shower before I leave my place I take a shower when I arrive at the incall anyways to 1) make sure I'm fresh and 2) to put the SP's mind at ease that I am fresh Takes only a few minutes out of the appointment (which I always expect to be included as part of it but often the SP's are nice enough to not count it anyways). Plus like someone else said here, ask if accompanied shower is available - I personally find that hot and sexy to be in a shower with a naked female body :) Happy pooning!

This is what works for me so far (and all have been suggested so far by others in this thread): - separate bank account at a bank that you & your SO do not go to at all but is close to your work/office. Then every pay cheque (or every other one, however you want to work out your #'s) take out small amounts of cash that you can explain away (e.g. beers with the guys, gambling, smokes, whatever) and deposit into your poon account. Then you can withdraw from that account whenever you set up an appointment without having to hide it somehow from your SO :) - separate phone: get a pay-as-you-go phone from 7-Eleven etc (Speakout is the best because you only need to top it up once a year). And of course pay this phone with cash and no credit cards! - browsing/researching: it's tough to do this at home as deleting browsing history raises suspicion and of course you can't do this on the work computer either! If you have a close friend who's single, ask to borrow his computer, or get a smartphone that can browse web and do your search on that (it's $10/month extra on Speakout and of course you need to shell out more for a better phone) - don't bring the poon bank card or phone home, leave them in the office or a friend's place. Anyways, good luck and happy pooning to all :)

New member here (not new to the hobby :icon_biggrin:), also live in the beautiful city of Vancouver! Looking forward to learning info and making friends!