General Reports

[Mafia45]

I believe she's referring to the locking ball, that's supposed to be on the left side of the pictured lock, is missing.

Wow I didn't notice that good catch m-45.

[NephriteJade]

Every time I went to a hotel I alway's see this lock.

I believe she's referring to the locking ball, that's supposed to be on the left side of the pictured lock, is missing.

[Mafia45]

I am visiting Chattanooga tonight. I stay at one of the most upscale hotels down town Chattanooga. I noticed something in my room tonight that I want you all to be aware of. If you ever see a lock like this on the door when you do an incall (Johns) Outcall (providers), turn around and walk out. The lock in my room was like this. I used to being engaged to a SWAT Officer, he told me all about his. They do this during their stings so that the provider or John coming into the room can not lock himself in the room alone. Always be aware of this. Hobby hard but hobby safe!

Kelly.

Southern Hospitality.

Every time I went to a hotel I alway's see this lock.

[Member #4578]

I am visiting Chattanooga tonight. I stay at one of the most upscale hotels down town Chattanooga. I noticed something in my room tonight that I want you all to be aware of. If you ever see a lock like this on the door when you do an incall (Johns) Outcall (providers), turn around and walk out. The lock in my room was like this. I used to being engaged to a SWAT Officer, he told me all about his. They do this during their stings so that the provider or John coming into the room can not lock himself in the room alone. Always be aware of this. Hobby hard but hobby safe!

Kelly.

Southern Hospitality.

[EnglishPub]

Hey guys,

I'm new to the forum and to the hobby. I've been rtff, so I know what it takes to become a trusted member around here.

I haven't seen my first provider yet, but I've tried. If you check my only previous post, I tried to contact an LMT named Julie (http://orlando.backpage.com/Therapeu...ervice/6774846) for the past 2 weeks or so, but she has flaked out on me each time.

If anyone knows a good, reliable MT that offers outcall (don't have a car right now) I'd appreciate it and promise to give feedback after.

Thanks,

KOmvc.

She has many reviews and all over the board. I didn't have a great experience with her. I would not repeat!

[Camera3]

Nedley shared this UTR with me a while back and I have become a regular. Nice person, fairly tall, attractive and smart young lady, GFE. Not perfect, but not jaded by the biz, either. For those that have asked about finding a UTR this is a rare opportunity. You should contact Nedley.

Just sayin'.

C3.

Any of you guys who saw the UTR that I shared digits with she told me she could use some help and would like to see you guys again.

[NedleyMandingo]

Any of you guys who saw the UTR that I shared digits with she told me she could use some help and would like to see you guys again.

[Krull68]

Hi Guys,

Fairly new to all of this thanks for sharing all the info and keeping us safe.

Has anyone had a dream very recently with Cassie from Casselberry?

I tried texting her yesterday and also today and got nothing back. I just want to make sure uncle LEO did not pay her a visit and is still safe.

[KOmvc]

Hey guys,

I'm new to the forum and to the hobby. I've been rtff, so I know what it takes to become a trusted member around here.

I haven't seen my first provider yet, but I've tried. If you check my only previous post, I tried to contact an LMT named Julie (http://orlando.backpage.com/Therapeu...ervice/6774846) for the past 2 weeks or so, but she has flaked out on me each time.

If anyone knows a good, reliable MT that offers outcall (don't have a car right now) I'd appreciate it and promise to give feedback after.

Thanks,

KOmvc.

[Camera3]

Jazak,

Thank you for the kind words and thank you for all your contributions. Ya got to see things from my world as the world's oldest roadie. I spend most of my life backstage sitting in the dark waiting for bad things to happen. You learn to either see the wacky side of life or drink a lot.

C3.

I wanted to make it clear that I was not complaining about the slow down but thought maybe Sunny did not know there was a problem. Poor Sunny he's always catching hell for something. Oh, and C3 you come up with some of the funniest stuff.

[Jazak]

Same problem here and others are also having the same problem.

I wanted to make it clear that I was not complaining about the slow down but thought maybe Sunny did not know there was a problem. Poor Sunny he's always catching hell for something. Oh, and C3 you come up with some of the funniest stuff.

[PorkChopp]

Going to Vegas next week may do a little mongering out there anyone know of some good local talent I should try.

[Grain 56]

Here are the facts. Sonny, the pimply faced kid that runs this web site from his mom's basement in Wahoo, Nebraska, the house behind the Dairy Queen, gets up really early every day to backup the system. Now, remember, the whole system is run on two Commodore 64's, and since that computer never was designed to use hard drives Sonny and his best buddy Chucky have devised a stack of 20 floppy disk readers. So, Sonny gets up early, takes the Commodore 64's off line, trades out the floppy disks and starts the backup. Then he goes out back and milks the cow. When he gets back he takes the backup disks and puts them back in the coffee can that he buries behind the barn. Now, here is the real trick. Before he can put them back on line he has to reboot them because the Commodore 64 is not why-2 K compliant at all and if he didn't reboot then we would all be stuck with watching old re-runs of Fritz the Cat in 8 bit color. The good news is Sonny and Chucky have this down to a science and always get it done before the school bus comes. It is really quite an amazing process.

This is the only way they can keep this a free site for all of us cheap skates.

That's my story and I am sticking to it.

C3.

C3, I agree with your observations and added color of the reasons behind the daily slowdown.

However, if someone doesn't like the slight inconvenience of the backup / maintenance needs of the website, I would suggest them asking for a REFUND of the membership fee you paid to join the website and to also stop using the website and it's benefits.

My belief, when you factor in the information you gather, the knowledge you gain, the amusing stories that are shared as well as the benefits that are reaped in physical pleasure, rip-off avoidance AND personal safety because of this open advice-sharing website, FREE is a pretty damn good deal!

Now to stay in theme with the established quorum, with all due respect, Good Day Sir!

Grain 56.

[Quilino]

Here are the facts. Sonny, the pimply faced kid that runs this web site from his mom's basement in Wahoo, Nebraska, the house behind the Dairy Queen, gets up really early every day to backup the system. Now, remember, the whole system is run on two Commodore 64's, and since that computer never was designed to use hard drives Sonny and his best buddy Chucky have devised a stack of 20 floppy disk readers. So, Sonny gets up early, takes the Commodore 64's off line, trades out the floppy disks and starts the backup. Then he goes out back and milks the cow. When he gets back he takes the backup disks and puts them back in the coffee can that he buries behind the barn. Now, here is the real trick. Before he can put them back on line he has to reboot them because the Commodore 64 is not why-2 K compliant at all and if he didn't reboot then we would all be stuck with watching old re-runs of Fritz the Cat in 8 bit color. The good news is Sonny and Chucky have this down to a science and always get it done before the school bus comes. It is really quite an amazing process.

This is the only way they can keep this a free site for all of us cheap skates.

That's my story and I am sticking to it.

C3.

I have an old Apple II in my garage somewhere. Maybe I can donate? LOL.

[Camera3]

Here are the facts. Sonny, the pimply faced kid that runs this web site from his mom's basement in Wahoo, Nebraska, the house behind the Dairy Queen, gets up really early every day to backup the system. Now, remember, the whole system is run on two Commodore 64's, and since that computer never was designed to use hard drives Sonny and his best buddy Chucky have devised a stack of 20 floppy disk readers. So, Sonny gets up early, takes the Commodore 64's off line, trades out the floppy disks and starts the backup. Then he goes out back and milks the cow. When he gets back he takes the backup disks and puts them back in the coffee can that he buries behind the barn. Now, here is the real trick. Before he can put them back on line he has to reboot them because the Commodore 64 is not why-2 K compliant at all and if he didn't reboot then we would all be stuck with watching old re-runs of Fritz the Cat in 8 bit color. The good news is Sonny and Chucky have this down to a science and always get it done before the school bus comes. It is really quite an amazing process.

This is the only way they can keep this a free site for all of us cheap skates.

That's my story and I am sticking to it.

C3.

Same problem here and others are also having the same problem.