Mister T

Some notice for the gents; For those who want to attend the social but have yet to pay in person (those that wish to pay in person only and prefer paying to me), you can contact me to do so over the next week and a half, as i'll be relocating for work in Montreal. I remain committed, and i speak for Loneskater as well, to see to the commitment i've made. Otherwise, those who wish to pay via email money transfer, you can still do so in the usual fashion. For those who cannot pay in person within the next week and a half, please send me or Loneskater a PM and we'll get arrangements going. Cheers!

Ladies, the guest list is currently full. I am putting up a "wait list", so do not hesitate to contact me of Loneskater should we have room that frees up! Gents, i still have spots available. Payment of your ticket before June 5th secures your spot, so do not be tardy if you want to spend a lovely evening in great company (and i don't mean me, of course, but the lovely CERB ladies) :-) Cheers! T

Perhaps visiting her profile and-or sending her a message would answer that question?

How to make soap from bacon grease, you may ask? Here's how to do it: http://sustainablescientist.net/2013/03/04/making-bacon-soap/

Have you looked under the recommendation section? She has had a reco thread since MArch: http://www.cerb.ca/vbulletin/showthread.php?ltr=T&t=172169

From the Montreal Gazette [URL="http://www.montrealgazette.com/news/Cops+focus+pimps+prostitutes/9831819/story.html"]Cops to focus on pimps, not prostitutes[/URL] BY KATHERINE WILTON, THE GAZETTE MAY 12, 2014 MONTREAL - Montreal police are promising a kinder, gentler approach in their dealings with prostitutes who are sexually exploited, saying theyâ??re setting their sights on criminals who force young girls into the sex trade against their will. â??Victims of sexual exploitation are vulnerable and have been victimized all their lives,â? said Det.-Sgt. Dominic Monchamp of the Montreal police. â??We donâ??t want to be party to that victimization. We have decided to change our strategy and go after the people who use, manipulate and profit from the vulnerability of these girls.â? Monchamp made the comments at a news conference on Monday to announce the police departmentâ??s three-year plan to fight sexual exploitation and human trafficking. The plan includes more training for officers and forming a regional squad with officers from Laval and Longueuil to share information. The force also hopes to provide more psychosocial support to victims, create a 24-hour hotline and open a special centre where victims can receive support. The force said it was too early to say how much money will be needed to implement its plan, saying it will redeploy its officers accordingly before asking municipal officials for funding. The shift in the forceâ??s attitude toward prostitution has evolved as officers investigating sexual exploitation cases listened to horrific stories of abuse and violence at the hands of their pimps. â??We see them as victims,â? Monchamp said. â??We want them to be comfortable to come and see us and ask for help.â? Monchamp said the change in police philosophy is also occurring in police forces across North America and comes shortly after the Supreme Court of Canada struck down the countryâ??s prostitution laws in December. The court ruled laws prohibiting being in a bawdy-house; living off the profits of anotherâ??s prostitution; and soliciting sex in public violated the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. The Conservative government is expected to introduce new legislation in the coming weeks to conform with the court ruling. Robyn Maynard, an outreach worker with Stella Montreal, a group that provides support to Montrealâ??s sex workers, said she is happy that the police will no longer be targeting the sex industry at large, but prioritizing cases of sexual exploitation and human trafficking. The majority of women in the cityâ??s sex trade work in the industry of their own volition, Maynard said. â??Not all sex workers are victims, many work consensually in the industry,â? she said. â??So itâ??s a positive step to focus on cases of violence.â? Montreal has always had a flourishing sex industry because of its proximity to the U.S. and because the city hosts numerous sporting and cultural events, the police action plan says. But while many sex workers work in dance clubs, massage parlours and with escort agencies freely, other young girls are forced to work as prostitutes against their will. Some are modern day sexual slaves who are forced to work day after day without receiving a penny, Monchamp said. â??They keep them in hotel rooms or strip clubs, take all their money and beat them up,â? he said of the pimps. â??They target girls with low self-esteem who are vulnerable and promise to give them a good life.â? He said the sex industry if the fastest growing industry in the criminal world and police plan to crack down on pimps and traffickers. â??We want the girls to know that we can assure their safety and stop them from being exploited,â? he said.

I for one am sad to see you go. Good luck with your developments. Its too bad to see the good people go.. Good luck!

Aside from me? :icon_wink: Puuuuuurrrrhaps!

A quick reminder that spots are available for the June 12th Social. Gents, if you wish to secure your spot, payment for your ticket (35$) must be received no later than June 5th.

Don't give up, and keep your chin up! You never know, you might stumble on a frenchie willing to help.

Hehehehe!!!! Yay! PAR-TAY!

A reminder that the Ottawa CERB social is a go for june 12th! There are 35 spots for gens, and 35 for ladies. Tickets for gents are for sale at 35$ each, which will finance snacks, drinks and other types of goodies. Spots are opened to CERB members in good standing. Contact me if you want to pay in person or by email transfer. My partner in crime and co-organiser, Loneskater, is also available to answer questions you may have as well (as am i). Cheers!

Happy birthday, Cleo, and best wishes!

Waiting on a batch of brownies to be done baking.

Delilah, i'm sure anything you pick for an "office party" (a night out) on a june evening will be as stylish as one can expect from our lady friends here. :icon_smile: Thank you sir ... And the wait will make the evening all the much more memorable!

Great minds think alike, Shelly ;-). I read and posted this one earlier today in the news section of CERB. Nice to see pieces from western Canada. I found the article with the oil-rig worker interesting, albeit a tad short (nice to see clients being interviewed). The rest, i found, were pretty much typical media portrayal of the industry.

On top of Bianca's suggestion, you can look at http://www.escorts-canada.com/listings/NS/Halifax.html, CERB's "sister site". There's an indication on which types of clients (men, woman, couples) ladies will host with a nifty little icon.

As i mentioned in my post answering Jonhsmith69, i still have a fews details to resolve before i make the cost and taking payments officially. I'll need a few days to so so, but i'm making due note that you are ready! ;-) And a big thank you to you, sir!

Spots for the gents are secured through ticket sales (covers snacks, a drink for the ladies and other related goodies). I still have a few details to finalize on my side as i'm toying with a few ideas in making the June 12th event different/better than the previous ones. I'll make an official announcement by the end of this week, or very early next week. So, keep an eye on this thread.

Soooooo i'm guessing baking is expected .... And Vitto, would brownies help? :-p

I've been thinking on visiting myself. Aside from your personal favourite, whom would you personally recommend at ALO?

Based on the comments received so far, i'm making it official! Our next social gathering will be on June 12th!!! So mark your calanders, and more details to come on this very thread.

*bump* Trying to determine the best date for our next social!!