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Well, firstly I've had friends within the sex trade for almost 15 years. I lived 8 & a half years on the DTES of Vancouver and watched survival sex trade workers, who I became friends with, some of whom are now dead, suffer through many painful things. So , yes, I do have an idea of how difficult it is to be a sex trade worker. I've had to hold many a crying lady in my life time because of this business. Secondly, I had to give up my life in Vancouver to become a care giver for my dad who had dementia who died in my hands about a year ago. Even though I had many mixed feelings about supporting a business that I've seen hurt so many people I thought I would give it another shot. I've seen 3 ladies in the past year who showed respect for my time so i wrote positive reviews for them on this website. They didn't ask for the reviews, but I felt they deserved it. In the end, business is business. If you went to any business and they ignored you, you would take your business else where. Think about that the next time you deal with any bad customer service in any business at all. Remember how it made you feel. We men are human beings, too. We have thought & feelings, too. And it is our money that we work for. And the sps that see us as human beings with thoughts and feelings, friends and families like them will get the business.

For me I have 2 prerequisites to see a sp: email & website. Website because it shows that you, the sp, take your profession serious enough to put in the time to communicate what you have to offer a potential client. Email because I live 2 hours drive from St. John's, on what I consider a dangerous road, and I don't do anything spur of the moment. I need my vehicle to buy food. That's how far out i live. I don't have a smart phone, it's one of those pay as you go, "old school" phones, so I need, for my own piece of mind, to make all the arrangements ahead of time by email. Then after that's done i confirm it by my crappy old cell phone, a phone that I originally only have for road emergencies. I do all my life contact by facebook or other internet services. Or ground phone. So, email is everything to me. And like any other business, communication is everything. I've also had the problem of sps taking their time to responding to my email. If you have time for your twitter account, then you have time to respond to your emails. A simple "contact me on this day to make further arrangements" or something like that goes a long way. If you don't communicate, you lose my business to someone else. It's as simple as that.

I'm into facesitting. It's been my major fetish since I was very young. It's the primary thing I go for with ladies I book(daty,dato). And I'm very experienced with different ladies. But, Chrystal is a pro on a level that I've only seen in videos. She SHOULD be a fetish porn star. She's 5'11 and very much resembles an amazon like wonder woman. And she will conquer your face.

And Happy Halloween.

what's the difference between a blocked number and an unlisted number? I'm guessing that they are the same thing?

Yeah, the fog in Newfoundland can be very mystical.

I met nikita69 in the middle of August when she did a tour of St. John's. She's originally from Toronto. With her sexy Russian accent I felt like James Bond. I had a lot of fun with her, so much that I booked her for a second evening. If I'm ever in Toronto in the future(which I hope) I would like to see her again. :shehot:

October can be very beautiful in Newfoundland. All year round around the irish loop can be very beautiful. Camping is more common in the May to August season. It's kind of all hit and miss with the weather. The common saying in NFLD for weather is wait 5 minutes and it will probably change. Camping in October you would have to check with tourism to see if they are open, but there are places like near where I live where you can camp that aren't part of a specific park. It depends on how bad you want to "rough" it. Renting a car would probably be easier in October than June-August since the summer is more of the official tourist season.

I haven't seen them all, but, maybe, half. http://www.imdb.com/list/GpebHYYZZZQ/

My cat Squishy snores like an old woman when she sleeps. She's as loud as any human that I've ever heard.

Destiny Xu is an angel that has come to Earth to help us mere mortals with our tired and tattered libidos. I went to see her last Sunday while she was touring through St. John's and I had one of the best experiences of my life. It was so good that I booked her for the following night. She is on tour now. I highly recommend checking her profile and website to see where she is touring next and book some time with her. You won't be disappointed. I can't wait for her to come back to St. John's again.

For me it is between Halle Berry & Billy bob Thorton in "Monster's ball."

If they specify what you're looking for then book their time. If they don't then ask politely in an email. If they are vague about what they offer then don't waste their or your time. Time is money for everyone involved. Only invest in specifics.

the opening scene of "Reservoir dogs." I now have the song "Like a virgin" in my head. Thx guys.

I recently choose my first escort in about 10 years. Choice is probably the wrong word since my experiences were through an agency in Vancouver, but I've had some experience with the world's oldest profession is my point. I used a common website and how i went about my decision was based on whether or not they had a website. If they had one I figured they weren't some random girl looking to take advantage of a poor man's lonely libido. The more detailed their website the better. I also based it on whether they had toured their trade at all. Any lady willing to take the time and money to travel with no guarantee of making that money back and then hopefully a profit beyond that is, in my mind, legitimate. With that said the finally bit of criteria is their email etiquette. If it takes you more than 48 hrs to respond to my email, then I'm going to assume that I said something wrong to offend you or you don't respect my time and money. Communication is key for all professions even for ladies of the night. Unless you've been in the hospital or someone has died or something else tragic has happened then there is no reason to not conduct your business. If you have time for your twitter account then you have time to respond to my email. Just some thoughts for the newbies out there trying to find the right first lady.