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**HuntingStreets** · 10-16-17 13:24

Originally Posted by DrManhattan [View Original Post]

http://www.jsonline.com/story/commun...ool/762641001/

I'm baffled that teachers who pluck from their own herd, think that they'll never get caught. Even if he wasn't spotted by a custodian, kids talk. He wouldn't think she might eventually speak with police before any statute of limitations run out? Amazing to me. She probably doesn't have a Dad and got sucked right in. I'm sure many of our providers start out in a similar fashion.

Not to excuse his behavior, but I wouldn't want to be a high school teacher. In my day, 15 year old girls didn't look or act like street wise adults.

I agree. I'm scared of some of these BP ads that say they are 18-20. Last thing we need is to find out they are pulling a Tracy Lords and are actually underage.

**Dr Manhattan** · 10-16-17 12:02

http://www.jsonline.com/story/commun...ool/762641001/

I'm baffled that teachers who pluck from their own herd, think that they'll never get caught. Even if he wasn't spotted by a custodian, kids talk. He wouldn't think she might eventually speak with police before any statute of limitations run out? Amazing to me. She probably doesn't have a Dad and got sucked right in. I'm sure many of our providers start out in a similar fashion.

Not to excuse his behavior, but I wouldn't want to be a high school teacher. In my day, 15 year old girls didn't look or act like street wise adults.

**Jc2490** · 10-13-17 12:59

I re-posted the Gizmodo article from the Madison board in Chicago. For what it's worth, someone posted this guideline to help prevent it.

http://www.detoxcomic.com/articles/user-profiling.html

**LoveSmallPerky** · 10-13-17 10:32

Originally Posted by Ps1999 [View Original Post]

I read this yesterday on my homepage. I'm not a fb person for the whole privacy reasoning. A few years ago the founder of fb finaly came out and said they use cookies to 'market' to you. This was long after they denied it. My social media imprint is very small, and I'm ok with that. When I see guys here use fb to check out a provider that just makes me think if you can see them and their profile they can see you, right? If you look at the BP ads now most have a social media link, take a closer look at them alot are the same or are dead links. The ones that are the same I'm assuming that 'someone' is placing the ads for them. The others I'm thinking their just pulling a fast one on BP.

The FB links in the ads could be someone posting for them or maybe they are just grabbing someones random page and then others are using that link also. Anything is possible with them posting.

**Ps1999** · 10-13-17 10:20

Originally Posted by LoveSmallPerky [View Original Post]

I saw this posted on the Madison page and thought it might be helpful to share here also. It is interesting how FB can use their algorithm to find suggested people but not have to show how they do it. I'm not suggesting that the public be shown but it would be nice to have some oversight to make sure they aren't crossing any legal or privacy lines.

https://gizmodo.com/how-facebook-out...ers-1818861596

I read this yesterday on my homepage. I'm not a fb person for the whole privacy reasoning. A few years ago the founder of fb finaly came out and said they use cookies to 'market' to you. This was long after they denied it. My social media imprint is very small, and I'm ok with that. When I see guys here use fb to check out a provider that just makes me think if you can see them and their profile they can see you, right? If you look at the BP ads now most have a social media link, take a closer look at them alot are the same or are dead links. The ones that are the same I'm assuming that 'someone' is placing the ads for them. The others I'm thinking their just pulling a fast one on BP.

**LoveSmallPerky** · 10-13-17 09:39

I saw this posted on the Madison page and thought it might be helpful to share here also. It is interesting how FB can use their algorithm to find suggested people but not have to show how they do it. I'm not suggesting that the public be shown but it would be nice to have some oversight to make sure they aren't crossing any legal or privacy lines.

https://gizmodo.com/how-facebook-out...ers-1818861596

**WizardOfAahs** · 10-10-17 19:50

Originally Posted by ZipperSquid [View Original Post]

Only in Kalifornia. These people are totally unhinged. Considering this also applies to those who donate blood, what assurance is there this possibly tainted blood stays in Kalifornia?

http://www.latimes.com/politics/esse...htmlstory.html

A guy named Wiener from San Francisco is championing this. Surprise surprise surprise.

**GMan25** · 10-10-17 10:50

Originally Posted by ZipperSquid [View Original Post]

Only in Kalifornia. These people are totally unhinged. Considering this also applies to those who donate blood, what assurance is there this possibly tainted blood stays in Kalifornia?

http://www.latimes.com/politics/esse...htmlstory.html

This is about trying to make HIV a mainstream issue / disease and to normalize it. The activists feel the public is not concerned about trying to find an immunization or cure because "it only affects gays / drug users etc. " This is an attempt to get HIV into the norm so they feel they have public pressure to allocate more government money and resources to research.

**ZipperSquid** · 10-10-17 10:32

Only in Kalifornia. These people are totally unhinged. Considering this also applies to those who donate blood, what assurance is there this possibly tainted blood stays in Kalifornia?

http://www.latimes.com/politics/esse...htmlstory.html

**Sonic69** · 09-29-17 23:53

Originally Posted by ZipperSquid [View Original Post]

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/29/h...gonorrhea.html

Very good point but from what you read on the board it has to be spreading! I just don't get it.

**ZipperSquid** · 09-29-17 21:54

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/29/h...gonorrhea.html

**PNR2004** · 09-28-17 08:11

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**Ps1999** · 09-27-17 16:33

Originally Posted by DartMan [View Original Post]

Worst Allis massage parlor follow up after arrests. Citizens complaints lead to investigations.

http://www.jsonline.com/story/commun...sts/643774001/

He was impressed police acted quickly.

I'm guessing evey male cop wanted to go under cover on this one. Hence the quick action.

**AngryBob** · 09-27-17 16:03

Originally Posted by DartMan [View Original Post]

Worst Allis massage parlor follow up after arrests. Citizens complaints lead to investigations.

http://www.jsonline.com/story/commun...sts/643774001/

Haha! I like how the story quotes Alderman Michael May, "Most massage parlors operate legally with licenses and run a good business. " My question is: how the hell would he know they run a good business unless he has been to each one? Bet he's a monger, Monger May!

Furthermore, Monger May encourages anyone who sees anything suspicious to call police. So I have made a list for those like Monger May looking for something suspicious to report. It goes like this.

1. it's open after say 9 pm. Bound to be packing an assortment of extras, nobody virtuous goes looking for a therapeutic back rub at 1 am on a Tuesday!

2. It's packing Neon signs with words like "massage", "bodyrub" or "fellatio barn". There's just something seedy / appealing about a flashing neon signs, they know mongers like us can't resist the lure of a good neon sign.

3. Odd / distant Location like West Allis! If the massage shop is smack in the middle of an industrial area there's a good chance they'll have buckets of extras as they're often driven out of the 'burbs by nosy fuckers with erection problems and church groups who believe a that administering a handjob = holiday in Hades.

4. If the masseuse is wearing / displaying a sensual miniskirt, high-heels, tight-dress, side-boob, lingerie, snorkel.

5. The seedier / ramshackle the place the better your chances of a happy ending, if I ever see a scummy mattress on a floor I always think I'm odds on for a handjob (or lice).

6. Check out the customers. If it's all nervous looking men then you've probably hit the jackpot. A nervous man walking out of a massage place is the sign of a man with freshly emptied babysacks. I love when I see guys about to walk into a massage joint which I know is a 100% erotic and they start twisting / stretching there arms like they're a little sore and are just there to get some knots rubbed out. We know where the knot is bro!

7. The masseuse doesn't leave the room whilst you get unchanged. This rarely happens and when it does, it's always awkward as fuck. Kinda retarded to feel awkward I know, she's about to see me naked and will soon be milking my man-jam but there's a system people WHEN THE MACHINE BREAKS DOWN, WE BREAK DOWN.

8. The massage slogan "Oriental" or "Asian" massage is always a good erotic shot but are not to be confused with "Thai Massage" which always results in something in me dislocating.

9. The massage room has items like vaseline, lubricant, dog-collars or a box of tissues so big that you could wipe up one of Thor's loads.

10. The Masseuse walks in and takes off her clothes. If I got to explain this one then you belong in that Sarlacc pit son.

**DartMan** · 09-27-17 12:32

Worst Allis massage parlor follow up after arrests. Citizens complaints lead to investigations.

http://www.jsonline.com/story/commun...sts/643774001/