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**Kenal1** · 01-16-21 23:52

Did anyone see her when she was in town last week? I tried contacting her a bunch of times but never heard back. We always had a good relationship in the past so it was kind of surprising that I didn't hear from her.

**WhereDreamsGo** · 01-12-21 14:24

Originally Posted by DrDave39 [View Original Post]

Emission free, ambiance extra?

Would you need to pay by the ounce, or would it be per occurrence?

**DrDave39** · 01-08-21 21:03

Originally Posted by DNut [View Original Post]

That funny, but not accurate. You can emit at home, by yourself, free of charge for the discharge.

Emission free, ambiance extra?

**RogerOver** · 01-08-21 17:23

Originally Posted by DNut [View Original Post]

That funny, but not accurate. You can emit at home, by yourself, free of charge for the discharge.

Unless you're in the shower. Water meter still running.

**Ryanx** · 01-08-21 17:00

Does anyone have any Intel on Cincy seductions. Is it a scam?

**D Nut** · 01-08-21 09:09

Originally Posted by DrDave39 [View Original Post]

"cost of emission" would be more accurate. Just sayin'.

Tgd.

That funny, but not accurate. You can emit at home, by yourself, free of charge for the discharge.

**DrDave39** · 01-08-21 07:16

Originally Posted by DNut [View Original Post]

Wouldn't, "entrance fee" oe, "cost of admission" be more apropos? Although having "admission" anywhere there could run afoul with the 5th amendment and the right against self incriminating.

"cost of emission" would be more accurate. Just sayin'.

Tgd.

**D Nut** · 01-07-21 21:05

Originally Posted by RogerOver [View Original Post]

Same reason you see mongers calling reviews "dreams" or "my friend told me", and donations called "roses" etc. Just silly secret squirrel bullshit that wouldn't help them at all if they were arrested.

Wouldn't, "entrance fee" oe, "cost of admission" be more apropos? Although having "admission" anywhere there could run afoul with the 5th amendment and the right against self incriminating.

**Katmandu6999** · 01-07-21 18:49

Originally Posted by WhereDreamsGo [View Original Post]

It's a probably vain attempt to thwart prosecution in stings. Call it a "donation" as opposed to a fee for an illegal service. Also, it should mean it's fully deductible for tax purposes, right?

They aint!

**RogerOver** · 01-07-21 12:29

Originally Posted by Usa2222 [View Original Post]

Here's a meaningless question that stays in my mind. Why do they call payments / rates "donations"? The consistent answer I get is they don't want to sound like illegal soliciting for sex but want to charge just for their time. My plumber, CPA, attorney etc don't call their charges "donations" for their time so if you're trying to sound legit in charging for your time wouldn't you also have hourly rates? The few high end (500+) who are real business women have no problem with "rates. " I'm probably the only one who's perplexed by this.

Smooth Sailing.

Same reason you see mongers calling reviews "dreams" or "my friend told me", and donations called "roses" etc. Just silly secret squirrel bullshit that wouldn't help them at all if they were arrested.

**WhereDreamsGo** · 01-07-21 12:00

Originally Posted by Usa2222 [View Original Post]

Here's a meaningless question that stays in my mind. Why do they call payments / rates "donations"? The consistent answer I get is they don't want to sound like illegal soliciting for sex but want to charge just for their time. My plumber, CPA, attorney etc don't call their charges "donations" for their time so if you're trying to sound legit in charging for your time wouldn't you also have hourly rates? The few high end (500+) who are real business women have no problem with "rates. " I'm probably the only one who's perplexed by this.

Smooth Sailing.

It's a probably vain attempt to thwart prosecution in stings. Call it a "donation" as opposed to a fee for an illegal service. Also, it should mean it's fully deductible for tax purposes, right?

**Usa2222** · 01-07-21 11:42

Here's a meaningless question that stays in my mind. Why do they call payments / rates "donations"? The consistent answer I get is they don't want to sound like illegal soliciting for sex but want to charge just for their time. My plumber, CPA, attorney etc don't call their charges "donations" for their time so if you're trying to sound legit in charging for your time wouldn't you also have hourly rates? The few high end (500+) who are real business women have no problem with "rates. " I'm probably the only one who's perplexed by this.

Smooth Sailing.

**WhereDreamsGo** · 01-07-21 00:45

Originally Posted by DrPaulRx [View Original Post]

I'm in that same range here, other states, AMPs and I'm europe. Like another post likely around 10 threesomes. All in past 15 years. Scary when you think about it.

I do think about the accumulated money. But I saved a lot of money not playing golf. A couple continents too. I think only maybe five threesomes, but some repeats on that front. No massage. Only scammed or robbed a few times, only once at knife point. Still kinda marvel at the French hooker who managed to slip the euros out of my wallet but leave the dollars, and fortunately leave my ID and passport alone too. It was very humane, in a way.

**RogerOver** · 01-06-21 20:20

Originally Posted by LurkinGround [View Original Post]

I will look into this. My wife can barely work her damn cell phone, LOL. But I have always covered my tracks just in case.

Sure. But she may know someone that can work more than a cell phone. Better to be safe than underestimate what could happen.

**LurkinGround** · 01-06-21 17:47

Originally Posted by RogerOver [View Original Post]

Just create an encrypted file / drive and hide the shit in there. Make sure you close it when you're done.

VeraCrypt. Free Open source disk encryption with strong security for the Paranoid.

https://www.veracrypt.fr/en/Home.html

I will look into this. My wife can barely work her damn cell phone, LOL. But I have always covered my tracks just in case.