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It would be interesting to hear from guys/ladies that do have allergies because like most that have responded here I do not have any. On another note, I am of the generation where peanut butter and jam sandwiches were a main staple of my diet. The nut allergy generation started after me, which btw I find fascinating, I would love to know how it happened.

He did say nothing too serious, clothes on. Who knows, maybe he received some private replies.

I think it was your intention, looks like you were looking for some attention today and you got it. Congrats?

Really good point, it has been my experience that by a very large majority the ladies will respond to all requests that aren't rude or disrespectful. If you do get a response like, "ewww gross, I don't do bbbj", it's usually someone who hasn't be in the business that long. If you're new to the hobby it will take some practice before you're comfortable asking for what you want, but I suggest you try it and in the end it will make for better encounters for both parties.

Camera speed traps take a pictures of of license plate numbers and mail tickets every day. It doesn't make any sense to say that if someone commits a crime and a police officer is not in plain sight that that police officer has entrapped you.

I am not a lawyer nor do I claim to have a vast legal knowledge, but I have been on the planet for more decades than I'd like to admit and I'm certain that you are wrong with regards to entrapment. Cops hide all the time with radar guns, anyone who has had a speeding ticket knows that you come over that hill or around that corner then... boom! there's the cop sitting there with his/her radar gun. Yes they're visible, but by the time you see them it's too late. How does not seeing a police officer make it entrapment? That just doesn't make sense to me. Also, what about the cameras that now catch people speeding? I realize this is not official, but check out the Canada section here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entrapment

First I'm hearing of this, sounds interesting, I'll have to check it out.

I think if you really want some help you'll need to be a little more specific :) Toronto has pretty much anything you desire, so maybe tell us a few things that you're looking for. For example, age, body type, ethnicity. Something that would prompt a member to give you a recommendation.

I never get surprised at any "best of" list, it's really just an opinion in most cases.

I like a good bottle of Beaujolais.

Well, the power button is not part of the keyboard, also, pretty sure if you hit ctl-alt-del twice it will reboot without asking. I get your point though, wouldn't be the end of the world if it was 1 key.

I'm actually a little surprised he said it was a mistake. To have 1 key instead of three to reboot your computer would be a mistake IMO. You can accidentally hit 1 key easily, you really have to want to do it to press three keys simultaneously.

Hmm, it is confusing to call them tips, although I understand what Whiteman is saying. It's been my experience that the tipping we're talking about in this thread is not what Gabriella has said above. My MP experience is you pay the door fee and then you pay for additional "options", so it's not a tip in the sense that you had a great massage and you think the MA went above and beyond so you give her an extra X$. I always discuss things up front so that there is no confusion once the session is complete, I like to leave with a smile on my face and I always do :).

Of course finding a serial killer should be investigated but to say that it is a waste of taxpayers money to investigate a police officer who has broken the law and the trust of the public is ridiculous. From the article: "Beebakhee is facing six counts under the Police Services Act, including insubordination, corrupt practice and deceit."

Happy Birthday Isabella.

Legit?? Asian Nicole is a bit of a legend in TO and for good reason, she makes you feel special while providing exemplary service. I have seen her in the past and I will see her in the future.

This may be too late, but PM me if you want some info.

New to the board and this thread, I will just throw my 2 cents worth in. It was odd, as fortunateone mentioned, that these people did not know enough not to stay stupid shit, racist or otherwise. After watching Aaryn for the entire show I do think there is a good person in there somewhere. A bit of a spoiled brat, but nothing more IMO. It was great to see Dr. Will moderate the jury in the final episode. And lastly, the look on Spencer's face when he asked Julie if he had said anything wrong and Julie said...well i forget her actual words :).. but it left him wondering that's for sure.

Is this you?

I walk several miles every day. I have a pedometer and I try to burn at least 500 calories a day.