Dunstan Ramsay

So someone is in need and you want to help them? There are plenty of articles and instructional videos online to help improve your technique. Or maybe the person who placed the add is interested in ornithology.

Unfortunately they aren't the only spa in Ottawa using fake photos.

If you saw an advertisement for a car dealership and the only photos were Ferraris and in the fine print it stated "We do not sell these types of cars", would you think they were being dishonest and misleading?

I would be very wary of a place that uses fake and stolen photos on their website.

She has officially announced her retirement today via her twitter account.

If you have a newer Android or iPhone, you log into your account and find your phone. You should be able to get all your contacts again.

Stevemcqueen said: mrrnice2 said: A little research is needed before making such statements. The U.S. constitution has changed in the history since its inception in 1789. The constitution has been amended twenty-seven (27) times, the last being in 1992. The original section, The Bill of Rights, are there to protect the individual's rights and liberties, and places restrictions on what the government can do. The remaining 17 amendments expand on individual civil liberties. As the times changed, so did the government's views on a person's rights and changes were made to the constitution. For example, abolishing slavery, prohibit the government from allowing women to vote, and the age at which someone can vote. These changes came a century after the Constitution was enacted. There has only been one amendment that has been repealed, and that was the eighteenth amendment; prohibiting the making, transporting, and selling of alcohol. At the turn of the last century, the government felt the need to prohibit alcohol. Then 13 years later, they repealed that amendment. Times changed and the Constitution changed with it. The issue seems, at least in my opinion, to be with how the laws are interpreted. Especially with the Second amendment, the right to keep and bear arms. Therefore, making statements that the Constitution hasn't changed, or cannot be changed are completely false.

Try using google, do a search for the photo. You will see these are photos of a Instagram "model" named Mallaboo_babyy. I highly doubt she's in Ottawa for a few days to offer services, she probably makes more money from her Instagram account and her 135K followers. I can't believe someone would ripoff the photos from someone with such a huge online presence. Maybe they haven't heard of the Google.... or the internet.

Do you remember the name she goes by now? Have you done a search for her old add?

The chairs in the CR are not the only thing that has gone to waste. How do you know the cameras are HD? Or even recording? If the owners are not willing to invest a few hundred dollars in new furniture or renovations, why would they invest a few Thousand dollars in a high end surveillance system? I would venture to guess that the owners and management are keeping the ladies "in the dark" (no pun intended) about when to club will close it's doors for good. If the ladies did know, I would image they would leave long before the club closes.

I'm sure the ladies who work there would disagree. I'm assuming that's why some of the ladies have moved to other clubs. I agree with Dreamgirl, the place needs a revamp, and not only the champagne room.

The other business are not hurting. Last time I went to Barb's, both patios at the two hotels around the corner were almost full and it was a week day. Only a bad owner would blame the construction. I think people don't go, because of how poor the inside has become. I feel sorry for the ladies and the bartenders who work there. I give them a lot of credit for putting up with it.

It's not the construction that's the problem, I believe it all rests on the shoulders of the ownership and management. Yes, the construction is not good for anyone in that part of the city, but it hasn't stopped people from visiting other businesses in the area. If they made some improvements inside the club, I'm sure they would notice an increase in business.

It seems the situation is only getting worse. I would assume the owners are just running out the clock on when they have to close. The last few times I've been there, there were more dancers than patrons. It seems like the norm now.

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