2005 Archived General Reports

**Exctnggmblr** · 10-22-05 14:15

I was in the city and was looking for a good massage and a happy ending. I found Ocean on one of the local web sites. I was close so I stopped by and gave it a try. Clean place, 35 to house. I showered and returned to the room a decent looking asian gal I would rate her about a 5, with a good attitude, and gave a real good massage. My back actually felt great afterwards. She asked me to turn over and she proceeded to finish the job. I showered again and paid 40 and went on my way.

**Bbbjlvr** · 10-05-05 11:22

Was in SF on Monday and stopped by Nikki's. Asked for Tina as she is raved about at MyRedBook. Tina wasn't there, so I had Mimi. She said she was 38, Vietnamese, and was curvy with a B-cup.

She told me to shower and left. After returning to the room after the shower, I layed down and covered myself with a towel. When she returned, she immediately took the towel off and got undressed to her g-string. She started with an okay massage leading to some light touching of the boys. On the flip, she asked what I wanted. I said everything. Then she asked how much I usually donate. I said $. And she said $ and .5 for the house right? And I said yes. She said she asks because some customers pay different rates to different girls. I should've said .8. Oh well. Next time.

She took off the g and started a great BBBJ. Great technique. After a few minutes, I asked for 69. She did a great job of faking an O. Then she covered me, CG, mish, doggie to finish. Overall a good experience.

**PeoplesElbow** · 10-03-05 13:26

Originally Posted by West Coast 12

I am heading to town for business and have heard about the AMP crack down. Is the Flower re opened or still closed?

Thanks

CLOSED. Probably for good. Oh how I miss Grace!

Go to -http://www.myredbook.com/ for up to the minute reports.

**West Coast 12** · 10-02-05 20:37

I am heading to town for business and have heard about the AMP crack down. Is the Flower re opened or still closed?

Thanks

**Sleeping Bag** · 09-29-05 22:02

OK, first the bad. Several bads, actually. Looks like as a result of the raid, AMPs close early. Many close anywhere between 10pm-midnight. Only a handful open past midnight anymore. Decided to go check out Springtime. Haven't heard any reports on it, but was willing to check it out. The street is packed with boyz-n-da-hood. Really felt unsafe to walk there at all. So decided to avoid walking on that street at late night.

Decided to cruise a little and see what the streets had. Notta. Zip - Zero - Zilch. Tons of LE patrols on every street corner. I guess the car break-ins and vandalism of bars and bar patrons along Polk street caused LE to step up their presence and SW to step out of theirs. Even TVs were slim. Did they go somewhere else? No idea.

The good. Went to Sophia's, and it was actually decent this time. I got Evan (Viet/Italian). 7 in looks, 6 massage, 9 enthusiasm. I asked her why last time I had visited, the girls were cold and distant, and she didn't know. She claims that she restarted working there just this week after a 1 year break. Anyways, maybe it's a hit-and-miss-place. I definitely hit it off with her well. A definite repeat. Paid $$.

**AsiaTraveler2** · 09-29-05 03:09

Sleeping Bag;

Sorry if we got off on the wrong foot. I hear what you are saying though. Walking is the best way to discover a City. Just won't have enough time on this trip.

AT2

**Sleeping Bag** · 09-28-05 21:01

Originally Posted by AsiaTraveler2

Sleeping Bag;

I wasn't asking you to care or respond. My question was for those who help others on this board. I only have two days, before I hop on a flight to Hong Kong. My first day will be spent mostly meeting with a client. I don't have time to waste on this trip. It's my first to SF. I hear there's a shortage of cabs. I understand there's also a shortage of parking. The combination of all these factors makes having everything close by an issue. I have read the SF board over the last few days and it seems that you enjoy giving the same sarcastic remarks to others. If you don't like the question, just ignore it. Just don't bother asking me about anything and we'll call it even.

By the way, those who know me would never even consider the word lazy to describe me. Don't be so quick to pass judgement.

LBM;
AT2

Calm down, big guy. All I was saying is that S.F. is a small city. And it doesn't matter where you book your hotel. You can go anywhere in S.F. by walking or by great cheap public trans. So don't bottle yourself up to just a 1 block radius. That's all I was saying. If you're the kind of guy who likes to walk and enjoy the city while mongering, then "lazy" is not you. And you don't have to take offense. If you're the kind of guy who must have everything within a 1 block radius and unwilling to do more, then you are lazy. If the shoe fits, where it. That's all I'm saying... No need to take my previous message as judgment.

Enjoy your stay in S.F. My personal advice though is this: I'm hearing reports that the girls are now moving out of S.F. to do their biz. That means, quality girls are no longer in S.F. but in S.J., Berk, Oak, etc. etc. That means, forget walking or public trans, but get a car...

**AsiaTraveler2** · 09-27-05 05:34

LBM \ Peoples;

Thanks for the info. Appreciate it! I've been all over Asia, so if you ever need any info there, let me know. I'm not an expert, but I'll share what I know.

Thanks!
AT2

**LittleBigMan** · 09-26-05 22:18

AT2,

Being downtown you should have no problem getting a cab! The cable car will take you to North beach or Chinatown. You will also have access to the strip joints downtown like Mitchell Bros. Market St Cinema, etc.. but they are all rip offs as far as I'm concern. Give Craiglist.com a try or even FrugalJohn.com you might get some action hotel wise. Hotel Nikko is correctly stated and is across the street from the Hilton.
Good luck,

**PeoplesElbow** · 09-26-05 14:54

AT,
I go to S.F. frequently. LBM gave some great hotel recommendations. I would add the Nikko to the list as well.

Last month, Black Thursday hit S.F. Most of the palours were raided and a few are still closed. I went to Empire on O' Farrell a few weeks back and it was open. I actually had a great time there.

For up to the minute S.F. reports go to:

http://www.myredbook.com/

PM me if you want further info and some great restaurant info.

**AsiaTraveler2** · 09-26-05 09:25

Sleeping Bag;

I wasn't asking you to care or respond. My question was for those who help others on this board. I only have two days, before I hop on a flight to Hong Kong. My first day will be spent mostly meeting with a client. I don't have time to waste on this trip. It's my first to SF. I hear there's a shortage of cabs. I understand there's also a shortage of parking. The combination of all these factors makes having everything close by an issue. I have read the SF board over the last few days and it seems that you enjoy giving the same sarcastic remarks to others. If you don't like the question, just ignore it. Just don't bother asking me about anything and we'll call it even.

By the way, those who know me would never even consider the word lazy to describe me. Don't be so quick to pass judgement.

LBM;

Again, thanks for the info. I was reading through the board, and I saw all of the comments regarding the recent LE activity. Looks like my first time to SF is coming at the wrong time. I will make the most of it. The city has alot more to offer, in case the mongering does not work out.

AT2

**Sleeping Bag** · 09-26-05 03:46

who cares you're staying at Lombard. I'm from the suburbs where everything is further spread out. you learn to drive or walk the distance. people in the city complain how walking only 1 mile (1/7th of s.f.) is far. lazy people...

just walk or hop a bus or drive. s.f. is a small city...

**LittleBigMan** · 09-25-05 22:04

AT2,

Downtown is much better depending on your budget. St. Francis, Hilton, Hyatt at Union Sq, Marriort are few top hotels in the area. Do your homework and check past post of S.F. so you can prevent rip-offs.

Many of the top AMP, have been raided and many have been slow in getting open. The one's that have are very cautious with unknown customers.

Good luck,
LBM

**AsiaTraveler2** · 09-25-05 16:45

LBM;

Thanks for the feedback. I have been doing some research and it looks like I did pick a bad spot. I am looking at the area near the BART Powell street station. Possibly on near Union Square. That would put me close to China Town and near O'Farrell and Geary Streets. I hope this makes more sense. I will continue to search this site and others for more info. Thanks again.

AT2

**LittleBigMan** · 09-25-05 12:21

AT2,

Staying around the Lombard area! You could not have picked a worse area to look for AMP and some action. There is only one MP on Lombard as far as I know. I'm sure it provides action but the location would tell me that there would not be much of a selection. As for walking around you are close to Chestnut and Union St. which are good locations for eating,drinking and shopping but that would be it.

You would need a car or you can take public transportation (Muni) from the Lombard area across town for some action. On Chestnut St. you can take the bus 30 Stockton, this bus goes through the North Beach ( Strip Joints )
waste of time and a rip off but good area for food and drink/Chinatown or continue on the bus to downtown. More choices downtown within walking distance but west of downtown walking can be a somewhat of a adventure!

Good luck,
LBM