Brad

Halifax is home and I'm happy for that. Good history, good feel, good size...and great ladies! I'd also list Jasper, but that's more for the beauty of the surrounding area than the town itself.

Hmm...maybe this is why I like KFC better than Wendy's: I'd rather have something "finger lickin' good" than someone asking me "where's the beef?" ;)

Okay, I know for every possible act, there is at least one person out there who will enjoy it, but this article from Cracked is very funny: 7 sex tips from Cosmo that will put you in the hospital Any other bad sex tips you ever came across?

I've been trying to step back and see your point of view, but I just can't get my head around it. You say "simple, smooth, no issues" but I question what happens if you feel you didn't get what you expected. It's hard not to picture you calculating in your head what % of services you received and only giving that much of the donation. Or if you don't receive everything arranged ahead of time, do you not pay at all? If you don't pay the full donation, then even if you didn't get every agreed upon service I'd still say you were in the wrong. Not happy with an encounter, then don't repeat with that provider. But if you spend the time, then leave the donation. It's as simple as that. If on the other hand at the end you're always giving the full donation amount (as you imply happens above) then I don't understand why you wouldn't leave it at the beginning as most people seem to prefer. Even if you personally have had experiences with ladies that don't mind waiting until the end, can you truly not see how most--even if they don't express it to you during the encounter--would be spending the time worrying about it and be more at ease having the donation out of the way? How it doesn't at least appear like the client is holding the threat of not paying over her head? Even if it's not a power dynamic to your mind, can you not see how it appears that way and would be used as such by others? Bear in mind too that the ladies are always taking more risk than the gentleman, especially with first time visitors. Yes, there are dangers for the gentleman and obviously an encounter may be a disappointment. But compared to how much a lady has to protect herself from it's hard to compare. So as Mightypen said, anything that clients can do to help put a lady at ease, we should do. Doing your research, being respectful, and booking with reputable ladies will do a lot more to ensure a positive encounter than withholding a donation until the end ever will.

Watched Gravity at the theatre. It's probably only worth watching on the big screen, because what storyline it has is really only an excuse to showcase the visuals, and if you pick apart the science you'll find a lot of flaws, but the special effects truly are dazzling.

Thanksgiving is my time to shine! I'm one of those lean fellows who can eat more than seems physically possible when the meal is right. And as long as the gravy is flowing, you can pile the turkey and potatoes on. Bonus points if there is egg nog on hand. The only thing that could make it better is a piece of Cleo's pumpkin cheesecake - that sounds yummy!

Happy Thanksgiving, all. If anyone doesn't finish their turkey please send it my way!

"Outside of a dog, a book is man's best friend. Inside of a dog it's too dark to read."

With place names like this, no wonder people from Newfoundland are so friendly!

Just want to add my best wishes. I know we don't know each other but you seem a fine fellow. Take care and keep your spirits up!

WriteOn, let's maybe try this another way since you don't seem to accept all the arguments being made already. Consider this: sometimes rights conflict with each other. For instance, my right to life often outweighs someone else's right to freedom (it's why when someone murders another they forfeit their right to freedom and we can put them in jail). Now you keep saying people don't have the right to discriminate in a business. But presumably you also agree that people have the right to choose who they share their body with. So which right takes precedence? See, in most businesses--these two rights don't come up against each other so of course there's no question; there's nothing that outweighs someone's right not to be discriminated against. This is why the grocery store can't put up a "white's only" sign (or say they won't serve women, people with bad hygiene, or Hab fans). But as we keep trying to point out to you that you can't compare this to other businesses and a lady is not a grocery store! In this case her right to choose--based on whatever criteria she wants--who to share her body with outweighs anything else.

WriteOn, the answer is yes, a lady has the right to offer or refuse her services to whoever she chooses, based on whatever criteria she chooses. Be it age, gender, hygiene, number of dimples, favourite sports team, and yes, even race, it is always her choice to make. Whether or not you or I or anyone approve of her reasons is completely irrelevant. It is her body, plain and simple. And the comparison of a lady to a grocery store is just...wrong.

Something about this gif makes me happy.

I'd think any guy who looks horrified at a woman squirting has gotta just not understand what he is witnessing. I know that's probably not always the case and there are some truly turned off by the idea, but that concept is so hard for me to wrap my mind around I find it easier to assume such a guy just doesn't know what's happening. Seems nearly tragic to me given how many of us would love a chance to witness or cause a woman to squirt that don't get the opportunity, only to have it wasted on someone who doesn't appreciate it...or worse, someone who makes the lady feel self conscious about it to the point she can't enjoy it either!