Zarhan Fastfire

Had my second dose 3 weeks ago, so as of today: George is back, baby. (No, I haven't been in a coma since 2018, I had a cash flow problem. And then the pandemic happened.)

Good to know. Especially if I am ever in Calgary.

"RT"? You mean VIPOTG. (OMG!). How is it possible for someone who writes so eloquently to get something as basic as the name of the outfit that wrong? Do you watch a lot of RT? Do you regularly use RT before deciding whether to watch a movie? 🙂 But seriously, good review.

Fake ad. The Spanish text is copied and pasted, says it's her fist time in "San José" not Winnipeg (i.e. not saying she's from San José, Costa Rica or similar). It didn't take long for all the crap from BP to take root, did it.

I wouldn't pay it. Call your provider and see what can be done. It's not legal to charge someone for a service being advertised as free. Copy/archive the link so there is evidence.

You're telling us not to "throw clients under the bus" by saying we've heard such and such... from you, presumably? Maybe it's you who should not be talking about those private agreements between you then? You have only yourself to blame if you tell someone else you don't really know and cannot gauge their level of discretion.

I saw Nadia for the first time last Monday. (Late post, but she was only here the one day, so I felt no urgency in that regard.) I'd wanted to meet Nadia since last year, based on her web site pics and a few reviews, but in the intervening year I've not had much time for reading the boards regularly or looking up ads till lately. I was lucky to see her advance ad before coming to Winnipeg early. Nadia required texting confirmations a day before our meeting at a specific time and another an hour before the meeting. She stayed at a hotel near the airport, one with a small and oddly dark VLT room near the lounge, useful for the more paranoid or jittery among us. She's so well organized and professional (see her web site), I was afraid she'd be very all-business-like in person but I was suprised at how warm and welcoming she is, and how young. This being said, she's professional and service-oriented. It's just that she's also very sweet and aims to please with every fibre of her being. An absolute gem. She wore a variation on the school uniform outfit (again, see her web site). She has a background in strip stease, and, in bed, I let her take the lead and she put those skills to good use. I booked for an hour with two shots, but I was not performing at my best (I was tired from a day that had to start a lot earlier than usual); Nadia was patience herself, if patience were also sexy and even loving. In between and to some degree throughout our encounter, we talked about our travel backgrounds, things related to the hobby (law, politics, culture) as well as lots of other stuff including music and art. For those who regularly see Asian girls from abroad, but who wish they could actually have a real conversation, frustrated because the girl's English is poor or because the girl was busy or tired from overbooking, Nadia is the perfect alternative, as she's smart enough not to overextend herself, at least that's my impression.

Web site is now https://nadiaqtx.ca/ Coming soon... 25th June (to be precise)

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/winnipeg-sex-trade-licensed-parlours-1.4686709 There are a number of interesting (and some distressing) points in this article, which I looked up after hearing bits and pieces on the radio: the fact there used to be so many and now and there are but two (official and licensed, anyway); the murkiness of public understanding, even now, among officials, of the law; the general sense the police seem to have (as a hang-over from the past, I believe) that such places are safe havens for SPs free® from exploitation; an ex-SP's self-contradictory statements about what they represent. The weirdest thing is the entire piece shows that no-one concerned, from the City to the Police to the reporter, seems to have a real understanding of what the laws are since the passing of the last major piece of legislation under the Harper Conservatives, even though it's simple enough to be stated thus: sex work is legal for the provider, illegal for the consumer. So simple and yet so illogical that, on an intuitive level, people have a hard time retaining it in their minds, as the article seems to demonstrate. The slightly encouraging thing is the sense the Police seem to have that having such places is a good thing, that saftey for SPs is paramount. Surely to goodness that means there ought to be more of them, not fewer. That it's precisely because there are fewer that there are more on the street, and more "on the internet", something they seem to decry. Well, you can't have it both ways. A number of people in the article were very happy Broadways closed (so were a number of people on this board). Sure, it's not a good thing when such places are near youth centres. That does not mean they should be nowhere, or that the City should have halted its licensing granting (as they seem to have done). Take the law and general trends to their logical conclusion: no safe, regulated, space for SPs means SPs work, by definition, in unsafe, unregulated, places, and not, as some Nordic fairy tale would have it, no space at all. That's just as easy to understand, surely, as the current law, and a lot more logical. Winnipeg City Council, members of this forum, indeed, the general public, to you I say: if you want to save a life, license more MPs, "rub joints", or whatever else you want to call them. Keep them discreet as you like, but let them open. Somewhere, anywhere. Let the police make their visits so they know everyone is safe, SPs and punters alike. We don't need any more missing and murdered women taken off the streets. Nor do we need punters shaken down by organized gangs in some dicey hotel room. Write your MP (the other kind). I know the feds have their hands full right now, but if you put "oil" somewhere in the subject line and only get around to saying "body oil" somewhere in the body of the text, at least you know someone will open it.

You do realize where it is you're going?

Used to be based on Ellice Ave across from EB/TO but there has been an ad on Kijiji lately referring to NK. https://winnipeg.craigslist.ca/ths/6161757077.html

For one: pretty much all the Asian travellers per the SOPAM routine.

I have heard that something along these lines (meets being arranged) has already happened recently, leading to multiple arrests. Just a reminder: be careful out there. There are things we should always be wary of (regardless of stings or scams): ads that say "text only" for example. That could mean someone doesn't want you to know they don't sound the way they describe themselves: that they are not a woman, or are not the exotic foreign-sounding person they claim to be, or in any case, do not feel comfortable dealing with the you over the phone.

The first rule of Price Club is... We cannot discuss that. And really, you can just phone. You might want to check out the rules/faqs such as this one pertaining to massages: http://www.lyla.com/vbulletin/faq.php?faq=vb_faq#faq_massageonly

Assuming it's even a she. How much does BP charge to run these ads? Is it worth reporting this kind of stuff to them? Do they respond to complaints about content? Given that the CEO was arrested not long ago? (Completely stupid arrest, pimping charges were dismissed, it would be like arresting Mark Zuckerberg for abetting the murder of the girl in Sagkeeng FN. They went after him for money laundering after that, case still pending I think). OP, did they ever try to extort you?